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u.s. or canada. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> you remember your go-to high school outfits? >> yes. it was uniform. >> you didn't have a choice. but you? would you choose to wear that again? >> no. i would not wear those outfits anymore. >> the team over at boldly decided to send these ladies around town in an outfit reminiscent of some of their high school getups. >> i just feel like the ultimate idiot. >> i'm, like, so nervous. >> i hope this ends soon. >> yet we all thought we were so unique. >> we were unique just like everybody else. >> yes. these girls are talking about their style when they were in school. they also agree, what the heck were we thinking. >> oh, god. these earrings. >> this is taking me back to ninth grade. >> oh, come on. really? look at this. look at these. why? >> it boils down to really awkward cam boombos. remember the vest? i never did that but i had friends that did. >> it's time to go out into the world. >> these women now have to hit the town, their jobs in these outfits. >> what do you think? >> you remind me of every girl i went to high sch

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u.s. or canada. stand by everyone. >>> this is a rescue where you call nick calveron and say you have to see this. you have a thing for little foxes, see that? >> oh, the babies. >> hear that? they're very near the water and the tide is rising. that one fox runs over into the water then the other one comes. >> how you going to catch them with a laundry basket they're terrified and might bite. >> the rescuers have their gloves on and they're going to do the rest they can. >> they're so cute. >> as you can see he's able to grab one pretty quickly, gets it up there. but there's one more to grab. >> easiest way to catch a young fox is pay for their drinks. >> okay. but this one doesn't wasn't any drinks, just wants to be left alone. you can't leave him alone. they need to be rescued because the tide is rising. see that on the back of his shirt? it's the affordable lawn company in waterford, connecticut. they happen to be lawn guys who helphead out. over to east essex, england, something fell down this em

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u.s. or canada. >> the buzzword is coming up in just a bit.dta severybody, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> that escalator, the escalator we've seen so many times on the sthhow with kids going up and down having a jolly good old time except a toddler flips as he's getting onto the escalator, and now his hand is trapped and the escalator is still moving. but the mom actually s what's going on. as she got there, she saw the emergency button, pushes it, so that stops the escalator. she's unable to release his hand by herself. so they have to call emergency workers. tu enev yablyalle to ourelease it. fortunately did not have serious injuries. >> it's only a matter of time. the beginning of that video looked like a playground. it's not a toy. this is what happens when you let kids run wild. >> if you leave it to kids' imaginations and dares, they're going to tmsve i s gomeet pretty terrible situations. just like the kid in this video whom ended up stuck in a washing machine because of a dare. he was dared by his friends to get in there. he did

u.s. or canada. >> stand by, everybody, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> connecticut. beautiful place. great place to get some drone video. essentially what happened is that they were out flying the drone and it disconnected from the controls. and it fell off a cliff to a point where they couldn't get to it. they're at this point thinking that maybe it was broken. right? maybe it can't fly. maybe it doesn't function anymore. neverthele nevertheless yout to retrie it. that's the missi today. >> if that's where they're looking, good luck. >> this is where it started going kind of weird. that's where we are right now. then it went right there. >> they have a bit of a difficult time finding it. they have an idea of where it's at. >> about how much do these drones cost? people go to great lengths to retrieve them. >> enough, mate. like over a grand or more to get a swanky one. >> yeah. you're talk k accessories that go on the drone as well that are expensive. >> at the least you can get the footage back, it's still a win. >> we're doing well. we've just got to go up and a l

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u.s.-canada relationship or defense and security cooperation, what's the message you would mike people in michigan and ohio and north dakota to remember about their canadian neighbors? >> first of all, i think the prime minister said this straight and with his leadership that there is no greater relationship to us than the u.s. we see it -- canadians and americans see it from only on tv and also tourism but i already talked about the police relationship. we work on files together, cooperatively, in many different regards. but now also from the defense perspective, that's probably one of the most deep relationships that any two can have. we have our folks who have fought together from -- go back from world war i. where so many folks have served we have canadians that served in even the vietnam war but when you get to the current context, on a daily basis i get to see the work being done overseas. but even for the north americans, we have what's called operation creep. we send navy ships down the south coast here for drug interdiction and and every single time our ships do wonderful work an

is already a lot of movement from countries where they have control the weather it is canada or the u.suntries in asia and the middle east. make itthink they will more difficult for a french national or german national to work here in london. mark: what opportunities do you see in the private debt market? andre: the asset class has grown the fastest. we were a bit behind our peers. we started activity in the fall of 2015. we opened an office in new york. the decision was very strategic because it helped us build very quickly, which we would not have been able to do in montreal. now, we have extended into london. the market where there is more a and more uncertainty will create a fortune piece for us in the private debt market. as you expand and private debt when you are trimming your european real estate portfolio of it. is it a bit frothy? andre: all markets are pretty frothy right now. we've been in a number of options on the private equity side and infrastructure side. someone was willing to pay significantly more than us. it's a bit of the same thing in real estate. pretty much ever

u.s. president, their first stop will be canada or mexico, tradition. if the president's first top is saudi arabia, probably something that would not have been predicted during the campaign. the reason david points out is not only a deal that will be announced that will send the message the president is trying to get other countries to pay more of their fair share, but also this counterterrorism offensive. here comes president trump and the president of colombia. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to welcome president santos to the white house. colombia is one of our closest allies in the hemisphere, and today we reaffirm partnership between our two great nations. president santos and i had a very productive meeting, and we will continue to work very closely together to bring peace, safety and prosperity to the hemisphere. perhaps no area is really more important in terms of cooperation than our joint effort to end the terrible drug crimes that plague both of our countries. recently we have seen an alarm -- and i mean really

almost every president goes to canada or mexico as their first stop, u.s. ally. president has difficulties with the leaders of both of those states, nafta, immigration, the wall. trudeau has a different lean politically than trump. but a saudi king and the israeli pm are the two allies that individually most wanted to see the back of president obama. they're delighted trump won. they're delighted trump is going to their countries. they're ready to make this a big deal. all the pomp and circumstance. they'll treat him very well personally. saudis have no choice. and netanyahu really likes him. has a personal rapport with the whole family, as well as jared. that will go quite well, as long as he can avoid saying things off script and getting sucked back into the drama that's swirling around him in washington. >> jenna: as far as what you see as successful for america and the american people, beyond this perhaps being a successful personal trip for donald trump with the red carpet rolled out, how do you see that going? how do you think this will have actual impact o

isn't a good history of doing those in the united states compared to canada or australia where they are much more prevalent. in the u.se likely to rely on texaco, finance debt, or other types of traditional funding and financing. good to speak with you, mark. coming up, senate democrats asking regulators to get -- the billionaire investor over biofuels credit market activity. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets, the trump economy. more analysis on the news breaking, senate democrats asking regulators to probe carl icahn overactivity of the biofuels credit market. now. kapur joins us i gathered with a letter -- who were the senators, what did they have to say? >> the letter was led by senator elizabeth warren of criticusetts, a strident of wall street investors. several of her colleagues including sharon brown and amy klobuchar, some like-minded senators -- the request was for regulators a government agencies to look into whether carl icahn, and advisor to president trump on regulatory reform had been advising the president on this is that it helped his own company involved in the room -- were noble r

canada on how important the canadian-u.s. trade relationship is because it is often overlooked or taken for granted by american policymakers andmakers, is we did a really good job of highlighting how many good, middle-class jobs on both sides of the border, but particularly the united states, depend on the free trade with canada. so the argument we have made about trade being good for everyone, about amplifying our success on either side of the border -- the auto pact being a great example of that where a given part can crisscross the border six times before ending up in a finished automobile -- we have a relationship unlike just about anyone else in the world between two countries, and a lot of that is based on mutually beneficial trade policies. john: your ambassador in washington said you felt the border tax would never happen. do you agree with that? is that something now off the table? p.m. trudeau: i'm not going to make any predictions about what is going to come forward on the u.s. policy side. i know we have made a very clear case that adding taxes or regulation to a part crisscrossing six times, the amount of bureaucr

or reported disappointing results. they tend to drop in quarterly profit on the u.s. dollar in canada. from cbs "after the bell." company to post a drop in revenue in the first quarter coming off a strong quarter a year ago due to the 2016 super bowl in spending on political ads. another media company before the up and looking the other mtv comedy central and the paramount film studio to post the lower second-quarter profit. this in several quarters of declines in domestic ad revenue. nicole: coming up, earnings still driving these markets. facebook and tesla both under some pressure after the latest report this morning. we will watch those. al an outlook on the market. market strategist david nelson standing by. tough tures at 54 right now. we do have of paris. "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, and you're taking warfarin, you have the choice of a different kind of blood thinner. pradaxa helps stop blood cells from pooling in the heart, forming a clot which can cause a stroke in the brain. in a clinic

u.s. news & world report writing that every president since ronald reagan has begun his term with a closer to home johjott to canada or mexico but the president's foreign voyage spending nine days will take him to the middle east, vatican city, belgium and italy for meetings with some of the world's most significant leaders. this will present the president with his first real test of multilateral engagement on a host of security defense, diplomatic, religious and economic issues. that reporting from the u.s. news and world report. meanwhile at home, president trump reacting to robert muller being named special counsel in the rush investigations, tweeting this is the single greatest witchhunt of a politician in american history. a couple hours later, another tweet with all of the illegal acts that took place in the clinton campaign and obama administration. there was never a special counsel appointed. the firing last week of james comey as fbi director will be part of what robert muller will investigate. a special counsel this afternoon, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefed senators on his firing.

u.s., canada and mexico. it is hosted by the bipartisan policy center. you can watch both events live on c-span.org or listen using the c-span radio app. >> they told supporters that a vote on scottish independence from the u.k. should take place at the end of the brazen negotiations. the first master of scotland nicola sturgeon elected scottish national party members in order to have a stronger voice during the upcoming brazen negotiations. scotlandt was held in and his courtesy of the bbc. >> thank you very much friends. welcome to the manifesto launch of the real opposition. our strong and effective snp group has a program record of standing up to scotland, westminster leading to real opposition to the government. in this election, only the s&p can provide a strong, progressive voice to protect the scottish people and scottish jobs against the dangers of an unopposed hard-line government. that is why now, more than ever before it is essential that we have a strong group of s&p mps standing up against these cuts. a manifesto that will represent progressive values and an alternative to austerity. .e

so like the u.s., we are one of just four countries leading nato's enhance or battle groups in the baltics. carbon dioxi canada's leading. and we are proud to have taken a leadership role. so because we understand that the security environment we face today is more diverse, more complex and demands more of us than any time since the cold war. we also understand that the security and prosperity of europe is directly linked to canada security and prosperity as well. in that vain canada has floied personnel to eastern and southern europe. and canada is capacity building efforts in ukraine as well. we also are making a significant contribution to the global leadership -- this team plays an important accord nation function with the coalition training effort. our forces also provided training and assistance to the iraqui security forces, medical services to the coalition forces and capacity able to the region forces as well. i also must include the great work that our intelligence personnel are also doing because we doubled our intelligence capability in theater. now canada remains ready and willing to do its part. we

similarly to what we have done with canada on entry into canada can serve as a departure record from the u.s. or exchanging non-canadian data. there is possibility to help mexican -- mexico build the infrastructure to do that or the u.s. government can build it on our side. there is no infrastructure there now or personnel to do that. thank you, mr. ragnar, that is an excellent idea given the cost of infrastructure and most sides of the border you have infrastructure being built right now and when you do cross the border into mexico, the authorities do check you out to see who you are and what you have in your car. i encourage you to continue to seek some similar relationships, cooperation as we have with canada with mexico. i think that is a win-win strategy. they keep very much. that, a yield the remainder of my time. >> we are going to start the second round and i recognize myself. i want to talk about changing some of the behavior here. when we look at the penalties that could be a potential deterrent, if you could stay 364 days and that only means that once you are told to leave or if you l

and a typical car that is imported from mexico or canada, usually canada, has at least 60% auto parts in it. 60% of the content is u.s. made. think about it, if you raise prices on autos by using the border adjustment tax, you will be depressing the demand for the auto parts that go into the cars from the u.s. companies. those firms are mostly in ohio, michigan, ennsylvania. the rust belt. so we need to think about these policies less in terms of, does it feel good? are we getting back at quote, unquote, bad trading partners? or are we doing what we say we are doing, protecting jobs? i would argue that these tariffs do the opposite of what they say they are going to do. now, briefly as we wrap up, what are we to think of china? if the u.s. is the number one power by a loss talked -- economic superpower by a long shot, what are we to make of this power that is militarizing the south china tosea? and in that seems to be the key to so many foreign policy puzzles around the world. so, the way that we think about china needs to be on the ground. and it needs to put aside the notion, the myth of the chinese manufacturing i

are thinking twice about whether or not america can be the place for them to find their american dream. reporter: you are worried about canada stealing the march on the u.s it comes to innovation technological development,? >> yes. frankly, one of the reasons we've been so dominant as an industry globally is because people have known this was the place you could go and create something amazing. whether it is starting a company or joining one. reporter: for you as a matter of principle, not practical. >> it is primarily a matter of principle. i published an open letter on reddit. read it would not exist if it wasn't for the fact that, my father's side of the family were all refugees. my mother was undocumented for a couple of years and was able to remain in the country. it's a personal issue for me. reddit fx read it -- a lot of people, so i feel the need to speak up. underlinesle here the biggest issue, which is structurally, the country has always thrived because it has taken the best and brightest in. reporter: let's talk about net neutrality. why are you so concerned about it? pai, he'sajit blocking the sec shot. >> we have got into a place allowing f

and a typical car that is imported from mexico or canada, usually canada, has at least 60% auto parts in it. 60% of the content is u.s. made. think about it, if you raise prices on autos by using the border adjustment tax, you will be depressing the demand for the auto parts that go into the cars from the u.s. companies. those firms are mostly in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania. the rust belt. so we need to think about these policies less in terms of, does it feel good? are we getting back at quote, unquote, bad trading partners? or are we doing what we say we are doing, protecting jobs? i would argue that these tariffs do the opposite of what they say they are going to do. the way we think about .hina needs to be on the ground where you have in china is not so much a boom economy orra sta. so we have three aspects of the economy that make it stagnated, one is bad demographics. so you have decades of the one child policy that have tipped the balance of demographics and now china has more elderly than working age population, which happened in japan and which was one of the drivers of the lost decade. so folks that do bus