to the address to donald trump himself. now it's not in my habit to agree with the wall street journal. but donald, they point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do. should i also suggest that there was no point in further negotiations with us, given what he thinks of donald trump's motivations for the trade was this to see a total collapse of the canadian economy. because that'll make it easier to annex us. shortly after today's spoke, donald trump responded to the canadian prime minister by suggesting that canada was already the 51st stage of the us. please explain to governor to the of canada trump road. but when he puts on the retired, retire from the us, all reciprocal tire will immediately increase by like amount. there is a sense of disbelief. so this is all actually happening, but trump wasn't using the threat of sweeping power as a negotiating position. it's heartbreaking that the government is causing

a rift between people who just want to do business. just want to have a livelihood. kind of those retaliated free tire of so we're moving increase prices here in canada, intensifying the economic prices, but very beneficial say they have to do something to show that they can't be bullied by the us. however, it does seem that that may know who is the spiking inflation and financial market total in the us will eventually fullest donald trump to back down chaper time. so you're out there also. the president trump also impose the 25 percent terrace on mexico, blaming americas 7 neighbor failing to crack down on the flow of migrants and drugs across the border. john, home and reports on mexico's response. fully here president trump. sloane threatened 25 percent targets new mexican goods reaction from president shame them

was a mixture for a you outrage of the reason given by the us administration to the terrorists. it said governments allied with drug cartels. look us up. blanca bully, car wash house published an offensive just from a tree and unsubstantiated statement about the mexican government. but with a sliver of her 2. she says she has a quote with the us president on thursday before she announces any retaliatory terrorist to try and work things out. it was last month when she melodies temporarily to put president trump off place. eric eric, i think would still be the possibility of changing the status announced or another delay of the 30 days. so that call is crucial to define the immediate future. if it fails, the consequences at the mexico depends on an open us market. 80 percent, the tech schools had the mex cards had 3 decades of free trade agreements with the united states. integration with the american economy is something that's built into

a business dna. so this comes as a huge shock. the huge cross boot to industry mits confirm is we supply the states with policies, fruit, and 2 thirds of its vegetables. they could to be effective, along with the many international boot of factories known as muscular daughters producing in mexico to sell into the states. but what i'm will use that's a dock panorama employment to the factories which makes up 60 percent of the jobs at the board. i will keep going down and that will mean more crime. most security problem, it's and more people crossing to the us to try to get work new. mexico isn't completely defenseless. it is all through. one of us is talk to export markets along with canada. you go to this cloud is showing them, so she will reluctantly announce retaliatory terrace and us goods this sunday. let's have a phone call with donald. trump doesn't work. nothing you the list of these. no one

wins with this decision on the country. it affects the people that we represent, john, home, and i would just say to mexico city, president trump says the us plans to impose reciprocal terrace on its allies, south korea, after accusing soul of imposing 4 times higher rates than washington. south korea disputed his claims saying the country has a free trade agreement with the us. probably the bride has more from behind, nothing major, a steel manufacturing city. that is an awful lot of head scratching going on here in south korea after these accusations by you as president donald trump. but a south korea, i suppose it, ally and friends is imposing massive terrace on imports from the united states into the south korea. and the ministry of economy and finance, putting out a statement, repeating its position at that. in fact, the, a free trade agreement exists between south korea and the united states. that was, is very little in the way of tyrus on us,

imports that into the country. and explaining that they will try to outline south korea's position, was more through its embassy in washington to the trumpet administration, with the approaching correct threatened deadline of reciprocal terrace being imposed by the us in the beginning of april, the more immediate deadline, especially in places. busy like this city where we are now, this is of the city of po, hang down on a south korea's south east coast. this is one of the main steel producing cities here in south korea is a threatened to 25 percent tariff on south korean steel being exported into the united states. now, joining pumps, 1st administration, south korea was given an exemption to terrace on the steel, but it's not going to avoid the steel terrorist this time around. and the number of still produces here in the city alex stream, the consent,

we've been hearing stories about some steel plants, reducing their workforce is asking for early retirement and voluntary redundancy. this is a, an industry that's already being suffering because of a lot of cheap steel from china and also it down to in the construction industry with every indication that the us administration will go ahead and impose this 25 percent a terrace on south korean steel by next wednesday, rob mcbride, i'll just say era, po, hunt, city, south career. julian, kerry guessing is a visiting lecture and the economics department at canada is mcgill university. and sir, you are joining us from also. thank you for your time. it seems donald trump uses terrace as a weapon to extract concessions. but for that to work it's gotta be a strong, scary weapon. so for candidates, since you're not the one for canada, how strong and scary is a 25 percent power?

it's very strong and scary to answer your question directly. we export to the 33 percent a 3rd of our g, d, p 77 percent of which goes to the united states. we're talking about one of every 5 jobs in canada and it's dependent on external trade, most of those with the united states. so 25 percent tariff wall is very damaging. it could very well push us into a recession. what does donald trump want? because originally he said he wants to canada to clamp down on drugs, specifically fentanyl going from canada into the us. but then canada, acted on that and they're still seeing towers as we know. so clearly that was not the real reason for these towers. what does donald trump want? somebody, not only did we act on it, but it's a trickle of fentanyl coming from the united states. a lots of fentanyl bits in the united states has produced in the united states. it's not clear what donald trump wants on the surface, or even a little deeper. he could want to re alignment of global trade in

a way that benefits the united states. he could want something else. you may be using these tariffs as an intimidation tactic to extract concessions and future trade agreements. or there could be something, uh, you know, deeper and uglier. um, for me, what i see, i see a, uh, unfortunately a nation in decline. nation that is withdrawn from the international system of it's an acceleration of a trend towards isolationism that began in the week of $911.00. you remember, you know, you're either with us or against us. that actually continued a little bit under obama, with the bi american. and then we saw the 1st trump term, the 2nd trump term a now and in between bind and, and print, dividing it ministration did not take off the terrace of the 1st trumpet administration. but if you asked me what this is about, i would say one thing, it's a vote. is it like i do think president trump is convinced that america

needs to re industrialize, and that's a fine objective. he's using terrorist and intimidation to re industrialize his country. a country that was d industrialized by republicans and democrats alike from ronald reagan right up until the financial crisis. and he sees this as a kind of a short cut to me, industrialize the united states for that. that, that's one. pause a plausible explanation. and this short cut of course won't work. it's extremely damaging. okay, so julia and i was gonna ask you, i want to make sure everybody understands what you mean by re industrialized trump once more factories, factories that left the us in the last few decades. he wants factories to go back to the us and he wants americans to get those jobs back. in this case, in canada, this case, it means factories leaving canada and going to start a business again in the us. do you see that happening? yes, you know, the, instead of, you know, each if i way of contrast to germany or japan or taiwan the united states and to

a lesser extent, the u. k. and canada. we traded our factories a way to the rest of the world instead of goods, particular american particular dentist. and he wants those factories back. we have to remember that it was the americans themselves, that the industrialized their country and now they want those factories back with respect to canada. the most vulnerable sector is the auto sector. i think his intention present trump's intention is to end canada's involvement in the auto sector and to bring all those automobile factories back to the united states. that's why intention yet and for, for perspective, just yesterday we were reporting on the fact that s m. c, a semi conductor manufacturing the, the largest and semi kind of a semi conductor manufacturer in the world is announced that his opening will be opening in the coming years. 5 more factories in arizona and announced a big investment there about a $100000000000.00. donald trump was there and he enrolled at that investment,

so that is definitely something that donald trump wants julian kind of guessing. but thank you very much for your time and thank you for joining us on the else. is there a news? thank you for having the is in bangladesh, families of victims were abducted and held in secret detention centers or calling for justice. a commission has found children among hundreds of people imprisoned during deposed liter shake has seen as tenure. she was overthrown and a student that uprising last year. some of your children as more from doctor last month on with this as income government to advise i mohammed yellows, visited 3 sick detention facilities in the capital, commonly known as the house of mirrors, or in a gar. this facility is numbering. many across the country have been linked to hundreds of and 4th disappearances and human rights abuses during check cutting those tenure as prime minister. if you didn't have the commission, probably doing the justice donated and nobody was believed, somebody will say yes, somebody will say no, no, they don't people. and now they go to the justice,

we have to make sure that it's not defeated and future. and so that's our commitment, that's what the phone company since that are all about my show jobs, we have victim himself, was how they are 4 years ago. i can't believe them here again. we. i was held for 10 days after being abducted. i feeling mostly distressed, a witness to many others detained, wisc, unsure to stand a life of dead memories to haunt several children were among the many hundreds held in secret detention centers. all the a bedroom was just 11 years old when she was detained with her mother of 12 years ago. at this center. i spent a night here with my mom before being released. she still missing. i won't have back a live, not dead. my family is struggling emotionally. then quite a commission reports receiving over 1700 reports of abduction by security forces.

its actual number could be 4 times higher. it also found $146.00 detention centers and evidence suggesting that many more exist and will be revealed soon. these are some of the secret detention, so that's been recently been exposed. many of them now destroyed, hiding evidence their selves like this in other places across the country. last month, the un human rights chief woke up charge site, the top of fish of likely coordinated extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture during the only legs through. i'm wrong with the commission that we received in cooperation and support from various international organizations, especially the u. n. working group on enforced disappearances, which focuses on locating victims and providing other types of assistance. many i've been waiting for years for answers about what happened to their missing family members. so initial findings,

but the commission highlight the scale and severity of enforce disappearances and sick tra, detentions that aren't good during shared custody. and that's the rule prompting calls for accountability and justice for the victims. tani, charlie, oh, just a duck. a bathing has set an end, vicious gross target of around 5 percent of the coming year despite an escalating trade war with the united states. the target was announced during the opening of china is national people's congress in the capital. the legislative session will discuss the countries priorities in the coming week. katrina, you reports from page premier lee town opens china's national people's congress and they doing by describing the unprecedented head winds. the country faces internationally. why boom fund g changers on seeing, you know, century are on folding across the world at a faster pace. and you criminally complex and a severe external. you berman may exert a greater impact on china. but while some countries are pursuing protectionism and

cutting back on spending, he said china will spend more to boost growth and continue opening up its economy. a gdc target, a 5 percent has been set for 2025, and the budget deficit expanded from 3 to 4 percent. it's highest level in more than 3 decades. move funding will be given to state banks and debt for it and local governments and support provided to private enterprises with the special mechanism established for so called industries of the future, including quantum and 60 technologies to interest. i believe we are witnessing a new supreme difficulty by the end of the private sector. increasing what can be described as sluggish domestic consumption is another priority. $40000000000.00 will be put towards an appliance trade in scheme and $12000000.00 new jobs created to stabilize employment. pay for want spending very much confidence is very low funds that actually private funds on investing enough for an investment is also

being encouraged with the government opening up more industries and we're looking to attract international talent. china's leaders want to create a more resilient economy. to do this, they need to get more people to spend their money rather than save it. if the agent can bruce domestic consumption, it can rely less on exports for growth and pushing itself against the impact of new trade terrace as well us president donald trump was not mentioned by name. the trade board he started is top of mind. so many chinese officials as is the global uncertainty, his administration is creating to ensure it's prepared for any outcome. the aging is wrapping up, it's defense spending by 7.2 percent. that's a total of $245000000000.00 that will go to old presidency didn't think go of upgraded. china is nutri by 2035. katrina, you all to 0 dating as katrina just mentioned that china has revealed its new defense budget, which has grown every year since $2013000.00. is there

a defense editor alex could topple this takes a closer look at where that spending is likely to go to on. his military has been expanding for years since he can only reach the become increasingly global. this is announced, defense budget is $245000000000.00. 7.2 percent of g d p. globally, only the us spends more and is military. china has 3 aircraft carriers, one the fuji, and as a super carrier, designed to much similar american ships, is building a 4th carrier, which is expected to be nuclear powered. roughly the same size as the largest us aircraft carriers and their plants full. the chinese navies already the world's largest and is expanding to include largest volt ships, drone carriers, advance submarines, an unmanned surface and underwater drugs in the skies. the forces develop several types of self jet which could fly on detected by most radar. while at both a i programs help pilot cooperative on 5 digits. that will accompany man to k croft

into battle president, she shouldn't ping as insisted. the chinese military must be ready to fight the next bull, nor just prevail. but when a gun is facing is worst economic crisis in decades, the country is grappling with the record levels of death in a prolonged period have high inflation. as many got a in the struggle to put food on the table. the new president is trying to unite the country to find a solution. stephanie decker reports. the market parties is plenty, but not many are buying times are really bad. previously, we could come and not sell anything or vegetables used to rock, but things are beginning to ease. gone is facing its worst economic crisis in decades. is public debt stands at about $50000000000.00 going his new president. i'll be back for a 2nd time hosted a national economic diana conference where the public and private sector is an

economist all came together to find solutions. well, got it here to re clear my confidence in columbus true. any meds have become of progress on the african continent, not only because of democracy, but it because it kind of make frustrating, desperately, desperately need tahj busy. just really need of a what the testimony calling a v 6. and how did going to get here? yes, of 2 years over at columbus from this monday to make use of to years old for rowing as if it was going off after 5 years of to years old. oh, live to see the government. that's how we go to people's income are incredibly know, and yet they have to pay high taxes. everyone is hoping the new president will bring change faustine, and struggles to pay the bills and provide for her $8.00 children, roasting corn and ground knots is doing. besides the music while we live from hand

to mouth, the smoke is terrible. i'm going blind, but i have to walk from morning to evening to sell, but only make very little sales. some of the people are not buying because there's no money. this government only inherited the problems, but we're hoping he fixes them soon. there is some good news. the latest international monetary fund deal has helped to hob inflation and return the economy to growth. the presidents, bahama says more needs to be done to ease poverty levels. whether the ideas and plans that have emerged out of the national dialogue will do that is not clear yet . but there is some optimism here that this president can turn things around. stephanie decker, which is 0. the still ahead on else 0 and sports, peter stomach will have action from the european champions league as arsenal put. 7 task does club p as the to take control of their time the

the or the sport with peter senate who joined us in the studio. peter, so thank you so much so that if it gets cricket is the 363 runs against new zealand . if they also make the final of the champions trophy, the blackouts won the toss and both reuben gra, rushing remainder and came with him. some school centuries as these even made 362 for 6, and they 50 evans in the whole. so i forget got their readings on the way they are now. 53 for one. the one of us will take on india is head, coach goss. i'm going to be a has praise without cody of the themes victory over australia and the 1st semi

finals totally split, $84.00 from $98.00 pools can be including the phenomena one day crickets. a sunday's final will take place in dubai. as all of india's matches were being played in the emerald city, it was a political tensions with pucky stone. a. but a straight is full, we get the seats on tuesday has stood steve smith to retire from one day internationals. to tom o. d i woke up with a captain to straight here and scold 73, but couldn't help them avoid a semi final exit. also management make. hello ted. so this is the side were phenomenal of today thrashed p s v 71. to take a mess of step towards the champions, we called the finals also that failed to school in the previous 2 games, but no problems finding the back of the net in this one. also the captain rotten regards going to of a goals. as his team became the 1st to school 7 away from home in a champion, sleep lock out time for them to come to the 2nd leg is next wednesday at theaters.

nobody in the room. if i give you an envelope, say, can you predict what was going to happen tomorrow and on? who is going to is go to that does a beautiful book you're 9 football is and you're the very was today. but your head down, be humble, analyze how you can improve bigger than isn't even going to be a complete defend to this one. and nobody can ride to this great. unfortunately, even even would like to awesome. of in on the verge of the cultures with a wood face. so i develop the good old, a city rivals athletic co author rodriguez put rail ahead, recruiting over is made and one oldest besides wincing level. that whole time frame diaz and wonderful rail. and the 2nd half to give the defending champions a to one advantage going into the return leg estimates for his champion. speed knock out the game in 40 to use ended in victory. so the $31.00 1st leguinn of the tub. bruce tuesdays of the game against the between birth the adults and then little finished one away. little pool or a way of passenger man in the 1st legal day last 16. so i later on when say p a

cheese head coach, louisa. enrique describe level as an almost perfect team on a slot side, top of the league phase of the champions league, winning 7 of the 8 matches. they also have a 13 point lee, the top of the premium leak. to do it, besides probably to buy it as best he can. so please, as your man, but this is also a great fixture to place a great stadium to pay if you are playing a livable you want to pay the big games. and this is definitely a big game again for us. so. so yes, we have to accept what the drawers and this for both teams are facing a very strong opponent is also an old gym and trash and unique place has buying and buy a neighbor cruise and face off for the 4th time the season buying or looking for they 1st went against better opponents and 7 matches to tools in the league in a domestic cup. defeat this campaign is by and have a school successful, but they are a points above the sleeper champions. labor can some in the table the game against it because it's going to be a good one. you know, it's been a, it's been

a while since we've got the better of them. but overall, i think it's gonna be a top game and the 2nd leg who played together the team would keep the motivation that we always had. and hopefully we can go out and uh, and do the job a to the end be a way of the problem. james has become the 1st player to school 50000 points in the league. james was just the point showed all best milestone when he entered tuesdays game for the los angeles lakers against the new. and i look in the post them off with the 3 points in the 1st closest pulse from new could don't change. the 40 year old study comes from point scored in the regular season. and the failed to make is went on to win 136115487 straight victory. the for on finishing up with 54 point i'm not gonna say here and i said are coded and so it's a hell of a lot of points on the superclass to be able to you know, put that many points. i'm going to end up with the best way to get

a world with the best players in the world over my career. so it's very special. we're no less than 2 weeks away from the start of the for me to one season. but newest hamilton will look for a record expanding 8th will title the bridge drive it is preparing to return to racing. with these new theme for rory, the season begins in melbourne, hamilton. mary's debut in 2007 with the mercedes team. so excited that so so where was best prepared is we could be given a short space of time that i've, i've had the still things to learn, but i'm just excited to get going. i love racing, so all the other stuff is stuff i love less racing is what i love being a being at melbourne to be very reminiscent of my for us going 3 though. okay, we'll leave a day for the time being. i'll be here again in a few hours with most folks new. so all right peter, thank you very much. we look forward to that and that wraps it up for this news hour. we're going to take very short break, but i will be right back at the top the hour,

and i'll have much more of the days news for you here in alpha 0. so i do hope that you stay with the the agriculture revolution promised abundance. but it's damaging the planet to this system is destroying the habitat that allow you to try leeway, explore with how sacrificing by diversity for maximum deals is leading to food and security and threatening on very existence. leaving the office based on able to adapt to climate change, the need to retain mode we so full hail the plan is on out is there a ton? is committed policy is missing in the aging to set out his priorities for the yes. how are the worlds 2nd largest economy reactors and traits? how it's imposed 5 of us, and what's direction will it take to manage the worlds fastest aged population?

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what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here, that just either we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the israel blocks all food medicine and fuel into the gaza strip for a 4th day raising fears of starvation, the pennsylvania. it's good to have you with us. this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up more pressure on ukraine after us president donald trump address is a joint session of congress. the c i a director says washington cut off intelligence cooperation with keith china, please.