we had to montrÉal as canada, the u.s., and mexico renegotiate nafta. is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it's time for the latest bloomberg business flash, the biggest business stories in the news right now. coffee giant current degree kuregin -- craig -- green mountain will be run by jv holdings. shares of billionaire steve wynn's stock continue to drop. he is denied the allegations of sexual assault. he has stepped down as the rnc finance chairman. that is your bloomberg business flash for this hour. mark: taking a look at where european markets are trading as we head to the close, we are three minutes away from the first trading day of the week. three minutes away, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are in a much better moment in this negotiation. vonnie: you are watching the product of nafta negotiations, the roundest concluding and the mexican economy minister is speaking. mrs. press -- a press conference and representatives from canada and the united states will also be holding a briefing and we are going to bring you the segment as soon as we get from the u.s. trad

our correspondent is at the talks in montreal.e was a sense of optimism from negotiators. is that still be moved -- still the mood? >> they think so, but they can't really be sure. aser a week described productive talks, it really comes to what u.s. trade representative think. today,lighthizer flew in met with negotiators in a congressional delegation in montreal and did not talk. walked iny grim as he and out of the hotel, but members of the congressional delegation appeared more upbeat, the chairman of the ways and means subcommittee says he thinks there has been a mood shift and people have been more optimistic. democrat whatigan he thought of the ambassadors mood and the idea that they might pull out of the talks. >> there's been a lot of talk about whether the u.s. will walk out of the talks, any impression from the ambassador? think you solve problems at this point by walking away. if it gets to a bad position, but i think there needs to be continued work. >> the u.s. will stay and work? >> i think the was will continue to w

mckee at thes mike nafta talks in montreal.u ready for the trading day that is about to get underway. here are some key ideas. abreu down the commercial bank reported net income, 1.8% below the estimate. fourth-quarter income, coming in at 1.07. that is a mess on that front. we also had held are announcing a new ceo. 'se builder out of abu dhabi stocks have been under pressure the last year. ongoing reactions to the fallout --h prince ali bin tell all alwaleed bin talal. especially after the kind of changes that the bank has been going through, what are we going to see on the balance sheet. we are just getting into the heart of the earnings season. front, we have numbers out of spain. ministers will be meeting in brussels, and there is a meeting between netanyahu and vladimir putin in moscow. there is a deutsche bank meeting , and a roadshow. some ministers are expecting to be speaking at the chatham house energy conference. there -- they have been speaking a lot lately. quick check on the markets and where you are at. the msci

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michael mckee is up in montreal. he spoke with sandy levan. one of the lawmakers of the talks. been a lot of talk about whether the u.s. would walk away from the talks. did you get any impression from the ambassador? i don't think you resolve problems at this point by walking away. it put you in a bad position. i think we need to continue to work. i think the u.s. will continue to work. david: we welcome mike mckee now coming to us from montreal. tells about what the overall tone is. we are hearing things are getting more encouraging. mike: it's hard to know. officials from canada and mexico are optimistic. it's going to depend what the u.s. representative thanks. critical of the canadian and ma mexican negotiators. he said there would not be much point in continuing to negotiate. they have met several times since then, most recently in davos. his heiser met with negotiators. you heard sandy levan's comments. he was very grim going in and out of the meetings. a few moments ago, he came into breakfast right behind me and wished me a good mornin

shery: progress out of montreal.ecap the latest news on nafta and the latest rounds of negotiations. we are headed to canada for that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power". i'm david westin. shery: i'm shery and, let's get a check of the averages. the doubt and most major averages down. the dow is down 3/10 of 1%. the only sector in the green, utilities and real estate leaving the game in the s&p 500. 1%.nasdaq down 1/10 of earnings from microsoft coming this week. hasrter: the european union told the u.k. it will not have any say in eu decision-making during the brexit transition. ministers met today to improve a new set of orders. the transition runs from march 2019 to the end of 2020. floodwaters have reached a peak in paris and are threatening towns downstream from the seine river. rain isallen the river, causing damage in more than 200 towns. water levels are expected to stay high for days or weeks. 4 months after hurricane katrina struck puerto rico, thousands are still in

we are live in montreal next.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." shery: president trump is joining canadian and mexican officials in striking an upbeat tone on after. mexico's chief negotiator expressed hope about toxin montreal. ideas.we are looking at we have yet to analyze them. the discussion continues." let's get the latest from michael mckee. he is in montreal following the talks. on the ground, is the tone a little more optimistic in this round of negotiations? mike: it is a little bit more optimistic. i don't think you would go overboard and saying they are making significant progress, but the are making a little progress. the progress in davos is what people are talking about. the meeting between the canadian foreign minister in her u.s. counterpart from the u.s. trade representative's office in which he tabled what she called some interesting ideas on how to get through some of the problems. particularly with autos and the u.s. demand u.s. content in the agreement. she

we will be live in montreal, next.york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton with first word news. president trump is due back at the white house tonight. he just left switzerland after addressing the world economic forum. foreclared the u.s. open business, as he pitched his america first agenda as beneficial for the world. he held talks with the leaders of britain, israel, switzerland and rwanda. next week he will have his first date of the union address. the spanish government is challenging the candidacy of catalonia's fugitive ex-president to lead a regional government. the parliament of catalonia will debate and vote next week on whether to reinstall carles puigdemont as the leader. the deputy prime minister said today as a fugitive, preached puigdemon cannot be reelected. in paris, thet seinnes river is at record levels, close to a 34 year high. dozens of residents have been forced to read -- leave their homes, after heavy rains. parisian authorities have closed several tunnels and the bottom floor of the l

joining us from montreal.king about earnings, intel jumped in late trade earnings in the fourth quarter. also in upbeat forecast that the demand should persist despite vulnerability in their chips. joining us now from san througho -- take us these are earnings for us. to keep measure is the data center, and we see this revenue growing 20%. a lot of resilience here. >> that is absolutely right. has been promising over 10% growth for the company, and not getting anywhere near that target, and suddenly we are twice that target. that has clearly made investors happy in the after-hours. i spoke to the cfo and asked what is going on and what accounts for the sudden increase? he said the corporations have been the problem, you have not been going out and spending on the networks, and in the fourth quarter we saw a big return on that and it had a significant impact on the number. in thee is the elephant room which is the chip flaw we have been talking about for weeks. come with nerves on the vulnerability of their chi

jackson said administered the montreal cognitive assessment. this is something that he said that is good at detecting early signs of alzheimers disease. after listening to the statistics, i wish i had the president's cardiac health. >> neil: tell me about it. >> i'm more than ten years younger than him. i don't have the same cardiac health he does. what we saw today is an assessments of a president that is physically fit to do this job. the fact that he was out here for more than an hour and he said the president said get out there and answer every questions you're asked. people ran out of the questions in the first 15 minutes and they kept going. >> neil: john, thank you. it's a good thing the market was closed when the doctor was speaking. fast food stocks would have been soaring. but i don't know what that means -- >> he did say he wants the president to have a better diet, wants him to lose 10-15 pounds. he wants him to start exercising. the president is on board with the diet. he's on board with losing 10 or 15 pounds. the exercising thing

round of talks in montrÉal.y: strengthening the original content rules for cars would be a victory for all the nasa companies so at least there seems to be some sort of consensus forming when it comes to automakers and auto parts. josh: yeah. i am in canada. it is winter. thawingeem to be out on auto. this was something put aside and not really touched. the reaction to what u.s. was demanding was to say no and pretend it was not there. now it seems like they are willing to talk one way or another, but they are being careful to not say whether they are willing to accept or close to accept what the u.s. is proposing. certainly you have canada and mexico talking more about a chance to at least talk about autos than in previous rounds. kevin: level with me because i think president trump on the campaign trail blasted nafta. also to a certain fraction of the democratic bernie sanders lang of the democratic party. micro center you i think would be that my question to you i you i-- my question to think would be is the

we are in montrÉal.bank of america chairman and ceo brian moynihan says the biggest banks are being forced to hold too much capital. what you would like to do with the next of $20 billion his bank is sitting on. all that in the next two hours, but we are 30 minutes into the u.s. trading session. abigail doolittle is here to tell us what is moving. abigail: we have nice gains for the major averages, and for the doubt, another record high. we don't have that you can -- that yet, at least for the s&p 500 and nasdaq. interesting if we see more of the volatility we have had the last two days from where the s&p 500 and the nasdaq have woven into small declines. the day is young, but the bulls are out. we have weekly gains once again. let's hop into the bloomberg and look at g #btv 6636. we have all the gains so far in 2018, and not surprisingly, that has led to the best month of the s&p 500 of 6.6% since march 2016. that was the big rebound after the correction we saw earlier in the year. pretty bullish action

it has had the same impact that my foundation has had in montreal, and a little bit of a different waye there to see the look on the kid's faces when it is the first time go to a hockey game, first time really doing anything that they can think of in a positive way. and so have police officers there to do it with them, it's just been great. >> so you have these kids who meet up with a police officer. they come to a game, you get them tickets, buy them dinner, they hang out together. i would like to understand why you thought that that wab something you would want to do everything tackles it in a different way, but why that, why the kids with the police officers. >> well, first of all, i think that i have, like i said, friends that work in law enforcement. and i think that we need to celebrate the good that they do as well. and i think that the children, for these kids that are underprivileged that don't get an opportunity to go to a game, why not, i know that i have the opportunity to purchase four tickets. >> right. >> to a home game, 41 times. who sits in those seats, that's up to me

nafta talks get underway in montreal on tuesday. reiterated top pull out of the agreement.ming out on friday. julia: and president trump giving a speech in are watching bloomberg technology. a check of first world news area president trump and chuck schumer held a one-on-one talk at the white house. the meeting came to the run-up of the midnight deadline to keep the federal government operating. we'll bring you the latest from capitol hill with a live report. a panel of federal judges approved a redrawn or carolina districts -- north carolina districts. to two dozen senate districts will be used in this fall's elections. reviewreme court will the legality of president trump's travel ban that restricts people from six predominantly muslim countries. the high courts will hear arguments in april. president trump meet with british prime minister theresa may and next week's world economic forum in switzerland. the president said last week he canceled a planned visit to the u.k. because he was unhapp

well, we lost michael mckee in montreal. mckee there, sort of like the montreal adiensans have -- can lost their hockey season. playing to the home audience, what will congress be listening for, what will republicans and democrats be listening for from the president? >> they are going to look for some guidance on what his agenda is for 2018. republicans are coming off of their one major legislative victory last year, tax of war. that is expected to be one of three key things he will talk about. one is that america is booming and that other businesses should come here and do business. congress, especially republicans, will be looking for him to hammer down as much as he can we passed tax reform, tax form is great. tom: i spoke with the secretary of transportation, elaine chao. at the end, we spoke about immigration. she was impassioned about the differences within her republican party. give us an update not on immigration with the president of the immigration debate on capitol hill. arit: there are several factions. there is

it actually works out with nafta talks still progress and we know that there there's a meeting in montreal in a couple of weeks so when you look at that you know canada yeah sure they've pulled out this gun but it's not something that they might not put back in their their holster for later use if nafta talks go in the direction that canada want to see we're trying to play tough guy we're not really a tough guy that's a big problem with canada i got a quote here for me from our international trade minister basically breaks down exactly the way canada is viewing this that's a tax so he's the trade minister whose name is francoise if you leave some power and he says i think the american colleagues understand what you stand strong and sending a message that said well we will stand up for the forestry industry will stand up for aerospace industry will stand up for canadian workers well people see you that your firm so that's when you get respect i don't know about that you know like if you're a little kid in a playground and somebody tells you go stand up against a bully that's been bowling ev

professorjohn gyakum joins me now from montreal, canada.d was one of the first scientists to use the term ‘bomb cyclone'. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. first of all, professor, i wonder in the simple terms as possible could you explain what a bomb cyclone is? in the simplest terms, a bomb cyclone is a storm that develops at a rapid rate with a threshold value of one millibar per hour per 2a hours. it is normalised to the latitude of bergen norway so essentially 2a millibars, 2a hector paschal is, so a 24—hour period. and what that does is it gives you an indication of how quickly the winds develops along the circulation of the cyclone. and this is what we saw in north america on thursday night, going into friday? absolutely, except it was a much more extreme example of a bomb cyclone in the sense that it was the overall deepening rate was about 3.5 times the threshold minimum threshold for a bomb. this an extraordinary event. despite the menacing name, these bombs cyclone is a regular and necessary parts of world weather pattern

in canada, asylum seekers are initially housed in shelters like this one at the northern tip of montreal. but soon after, they are provided with monthly stipends they can use to rent their own apartments. >> so the backpacks should have everything that they need for lunch. >> reporter: rachel shugart, another volunteer, is an english teacher who helps them settle in by donating school supplies and clothes. >> lunch box? so you can take your lunch to school? okay. bye, see you later. we've been watching the news. we know that america has been sort of turning inwards, so, i can't say that were super surprised to see something like this happening, but it really is shocking when you actually think about the numbers. >> reporter: despite the fact that the average asylum seeker gets more assistance in canada than in the united states, not all of them will end up obtaining residency. >> there is a process to determine whether someone is a refugee. there are steps to go though. >> reporter: an ally of the canadian prime minister in parliament told us just how many claimants of haitian origin got

mike: good morning from an icy cold montreal.e are hoping there is a flaw in the trade negotiations thanks to was happening in davos . the canadian foreign minister met with the u.s. counterpart yesterday, presenting creative ways to get around some of the more contractible problems in the talks. according to the canadian side, the u.s. representative did not reject them out of hand. progressat passes for in these talks. we are looking at the automotive side, where the u.s. estimated higher content. the canadians and mexicans like the idea. things are inhose north america. they calculate the amount of content in cars. the u.s. might like that idea. when does the u.s. delegation arrived? back andy will travel check in with their governments over the weekend. they are due here on monday for the final day of talks. what we hear from them could determine whether or not the treaty goes forward. onotiators here are working a lot of different topics. there are 30 chapters in the nafta agreement. they are making progress on digital comme

absolutely. >> a question about the montreal exam. are pretty good but they're not good if someone is high functioning. they're not good at finding early stages of dementia. would you recommend more sophisticated exams? >> i think they are pretty specific at finding subtle kind of changes. everything i've read about them the psychologists that utilize , this will tell you that they will pick stuff up and even the patient is sometimes not aware of so i think there are great tools. short of having any type of issue with economist reading tool i wouldn't recommend doing , anything beyond that. >> this is my endurance. we had some issues with reagan. acuity testing is not commonly part of an annual physical with the president of the united states? i'm totally unaware of this ever been done before. no president ever had a cognitive assessment as the president of the united states . this the first time that it's happened. i look pretty extensively not to mention the fact i know most of the physicians and it's never been done. >> should it n

the sixth round of nafta negotiations kickoff in montreal later this month. the future of the trade deal is looking more uncertain than ever as president trump insists his best bargaining chip is withdrawal, tweeting that nafta is a bad joke. the u.s. is not the only one on the table. canada and mexico and signaled they would be committed to negotiations. we welcome ambassador geronimo gutierrez. thank you so much for coming in. will you be able to wrap the discussions by march? gutierrez: it is the substance that will mark the time and not vice versa. we are going into the fifth round pick we are making common ground. i think we can get to a good deal for the three countries within a reasonable amount of time. shery: it might be better to renegotiate the nafta deal after the presidential elections in mexico. amb. gutierrez: it's better to keep the politics as far away from the technical negotiations as possible. nafta has been a good deal for the three countries. the three countries agreed that s is a good time to resolve it. immuneyou are not very to those

money back and north american trade ministers have wrapped up the sixth round of free trade talks in montreal the u.s. trade representative saying there had been some progress but that it was slower than hopes the three nations did move forward on telecoms trade barriers and health care but other areas remain at a stalemate although it now looks like that the u.s. will remain in the negotiations the u.s. trade representative finishing the meeting with critical comments directed at negotiating partners let's check in with our man on a wall street now yens quarter good to see you again as we are hearing that some progress has been made on the topic of nafta how optimistic should those in favor of the deal now bay. i would expect any decision any time soon yes the talks continue there will be an extra set of talks next week next month in mexico and then the eighth and the final round will happen in washington d.c. by the end of march and it's as right as of right now it seems rather likely that the talks will continue that there will be an extension and it could well be into twenty nineteen befo

if not, can you tell us what specific cognitive - >> it was the montreal cognitive assessment, sometimes roefeferr to as the moca you can find it online. >> do you have a life expectancy range for him based on his results? number two, what exactly does the exercise and eating plan look like? the elliptical machine in the bedroom? did you see any evidence of a bone spur the president said he suffers from >> none of that has been bothering him so we didn't examine him for bone spurs he's not come to me complaining of that so there was no reason in this particular assessment. we were pretty crunched for time with everything we had done. we didn't look at issues like that i didn't assess that, no as far as life expectancy, i'll say he probably won't live to be 200, but i don't know, i think his life expectancy is, you know, i would just have to say it's the same as every other american male right now but certainly no less. >> and the specifics of the dietary and exercise plan, what's in store? >> we're working that out right now. i'm doing -- one of the things is i'm getting a nutrition spec

vonnie: the next round is due to begin on the 23rd in montreal.ur thanks to josh when growth. -- josh wingrove. still ahead, uber has a new tool for keeping law enforcement in the dark. this is bloomberg. ♪ > mark: this is bloomberg markets. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. most companies don't typically expect to -- expect police to regularly rate -- raid their offices. they have a secret weapon it seems for giving authorities in the dark. its name, ripley. uber has used it to blog -- lockdown equipment in foreign offices to thwart police raids. joining us with more is bloomberg technology reporter -- bloomberg's technology reporter. how did you learn of ripley and what exactly is it? >> the best reporters don't reveal how they learn about something or who from, but it is safe to say that many former and current employees told us about the ripley program because they were concerned that it was violating laws, especially in the eu with respect to search warrants. ripley essentially in about 2015, uber started to have speculation from auth

the sixth round of talks in montreal was framed as pivotal but wrapped up with little progress..s. trade representative wants real negotiations to be next roundat the in february. flare ofs been a violence in yemen. in brexitt brewing flare negotiations, with the u.k. pushing back against a october deadline for a deal. isxit secretary david davis nothing will be signed until britain has clarity over future trade negotiations with the block. brussels insists that the u.k. must continue to abide by u.k. rules including the european court of justice. >> during the transition, the u.k. will take part in the markets and the custom unions and to all union policies it will have full benefits. therefore, it must also apply ules to the market and it cannot be a la carte. correspondent: morocco's finance minister country benefited from imf precautionary liquidity line. will not renew. >> we may trade off in terms of our debt, which is the result of our needs. you want to manage our debt by reducing the risk of foreign-exchange. we have the opportunity to tap the bond market. correspondent

yvonne: thank you, mike mckee there joining us from montreal. up of the stories you need to know to get your day going in this edition youraybreak," it is on number terminal and anywhere app. you can customize your settings so you can look at the industry's and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "daybreak: asia." yvonne: a quick check on the latest business flash headlines. the sunday telegraph says softbank is close to selecting citigroup and modelo as he -- as key advisors for its mobilephone unit. jpmorgan might also be involved in the offer. it also said softbank is considering a global digital payment system to take on paypal, apple pay and alipay. time: noble group's long restructuringaive plan should be rejected. this marks the start of a crisis that has brought the country -- the company to the brick of collapse. it is working with creditors to restructure about $3.5 billion in debt but iceberg says it won't fix fundamental issues. yvonne: two billionaire brothers in india are accused of divergent, siphoning assets thr

look at the temperature drop in montreal, from 5 degrees 2—9, that is the daytime high.he jet stream overlaid and a little storm brewing very close to iberia, around the bay of biscay, pushing through as i speak with severe winds and heavy seas around the coastal areas. very disturbed weather across siberia, through the pyrenees and alter the western mediterranean as we go across the course of their estate. improving a little in the alps, lots of snow in the alps in the last few days, here are the highs on thursday, madrid, london and paris are on a par. come friday, better conditions across spain and portugal, we will seize on sunshine to think that hovering around 7 degrees in paris, london and madrid. the weather at home, this is the satellite picture from earlier. you can see the gloomy weather across the east but much brighter skies finally filtered into many western areas. fog may be a problem through the course of tonight. wednesday night into thursday, extensive fog across many western areas of the uk, it could be very dense and last into the afternoon on thursda

or even before in some cases so before the montreal protocol ozone depleting substances at the surface were going up rapidly once the protocol was signed in those regulations went into effect we saw at the surface levels of ozone depleting substances going down. see if seas were commonly used an aerosol sprays and air conditioners and would end up in the stratosphere partially because they have a lifespan of up to one hundred years chlorine atoms then go on to destroy ozone molecules but now this satellite data shows that the decline in chlorine coming from c f c's may have reduced ozone depletion at least those in depletion rates by twenty percent now the ozone layer is important to protect life on the planet by absorbing potentially harmful radiation which could cause bad things like skin cancer but also damage nature systems so as you can imagine the reaction to this online has been very positive but you still have plenty of people tweeting it with hashtags using the word ozone to debate some of the environmental problems that we face some saying if we have done this for the ozone l

>> montreal cognitive assessment referred to as the moca. it is online. reporter: do you have a life expectancy range for him based on his results? number two, what is exercise plan. elliptical machine? also any evidence of bone spurs the president suffers from? >> none of that stuff has been bothering him recently. we didn't examine him for bone spurs. he didn't come to me complaining of that. there is no reason in this particular assessment. we're crunched for time with everything we had done. we didn't look at issues like that. as far as life expectancy, i will say he probably won't live to be 200. i don't know i think is life expectancy, is the same as every other american male but certainly no less. reporter: dietary and exercise plan, what is in store? >> we're working that out. one of the thing i'm get agnew tricks specialist to come up to meet with the chefs we have here. they will go over the preparation of the president's food, to make sure we're cutting calories and fats and carbohydrates as much as we possibly can, still making a good meals fo

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michael mckee in montreal there.k: it's time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. a big transaction today in the beverage business as coffee iant keurig green mountain has agreed to combine with dr pepper snapple. it will pay $18 billion to shareholders of the soft drink company. it will be run by ja be holdings. shares of billionaire steve wynn resorts resuming its fall after friday's 10% drop. "the wall street journal" reporting that wynn sexually harassed female employees. asnwhile, he step down o the finance chairman of the public and national committee. to more thanngs double this past year come the world's biggest defense contractor believes tax cuts will help in the delivery of fighter jets. it also profit lockheed to take a one-off charge related to the deduction and its deferred tax assets. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: still ahead, it's a crackdown come back. why shares of kingdom holding re: racing all losses from th

three weeks we are going to see that canada, the united states and mexico are going to be meeting in montreale discussing nafta and the renegotiation of nafta. but you know, these renegotiation processes have not been going very well, and there has been really no big conclusions coming out of it. and that has a lot of people worried about the future of this trade agreement. in fact, there are some media organisations that are reporting that they are worried that the united states is going to just walk away from nafta altogether. and even the head of one of canada's largest banks, the royal bank of canada, has also said the same thing. but they are worried the united states is going to walk away from this decades—old trade agreement. now to a story being closely watched in india. vijay mallya is one of the country's best—known entrepreneurs, with business interests ranging from kingfisher beer, to an airline of the same name, to the force india formula 1 team, and an indian premier league cricket club. now he is battling extradition from the uk over fraud allegations, which he denies. he faces

jackson, one more question about the montreal exam. now there are many mental status exams. they're pretty good but not really sensitive if someone's already high functioning. they're not good at finding early stages of dementia. if the president's worried about it, would you recommend more sophisticated exams? >> yeah, if he's worried about it which he's not, i think, right, i think they are actually pretty specific at finding, you know, subtle cognitive changes, at least everything i've read about him, you know, you know, they tell you the psychiatrist and psychologist that utilize these things will tell you that they will pick up stuff, you know, that even the patient sometimes is not aware of. so i think that they're great screening tools and i think short of having any type of issue with that -- with a cognitive screening tool, i would recommend doing anything beyond that. >> are you saying -- this is my -- are we saying that because of reagan, all right, we had issues with reagan, and the issues about this president's cognitive testing, mental acuity testing is not com

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to naftato get negotiations, the latest round of negotiations just wrapping up in montrÉal.we just heard michael mckee on the ground, wrapping up some comments from robert lighthizer, the u.s. trade representative, who says there is some progress being made, and he also said the next round of negotiations is set for february. things are moving forward and looking for the reaction here, we are not seeing much in the currency markets. here's the dollar versus the mexican peso they came off the highs a little bit of the dollar still higher by .5%. not much movement there, same goes for the canadian dollar. similar movement as we saw it come down from its high of the session a little, but not really seeing much reaction. i have been watching automakers and industrial today, we have automakers trading lower and caterpillar turns lower my 2.5% as there is perhaps some concern about trade negotiation going forward here. in addition to that, as we get towards the end of the month, that means on february 1, we get car sales, u.s. auto sales and new vehicle sales are acted to have fal

in terms of protectionism, we will have nafta rear dressed in montreal later this month ‘s.d and the united states was to unilaterally pull out, that would be a shock to markets because that is not being priced in the. despite the colla pse not being priced in the. despite the collapse of a floor at the jakarta stock exchange on monday, stock trading continued throughout the day. it was a shocking incident in which 70 people were injured. rebecca heng chee has more from jakarta. cctv captures the moment a group of stu d e nts cctv captures the moment a group of students on a study tour falls to the floor below as a walkway suddenly gives way. 0utside, chaotic scenes of the injured captured on a mobile phone. this man works on the 16th floor of the building, its bill felt the impact. before lunchtime, i hear some voice and the building shakes and the staff panicked. this done at the building is also home to the world bank and other key foreign businesses. everybody was evacuated. jakarta's. changed is at the centre of jakarta's central business district, a prestigious and wea

welcome to darrell white >> thank you for having me. >> bmo, the m is montreal.k of montreal. >> that's right. >> canadian bank are you worried about the u.s. pulling out of nafta do you think about it a lot? >> i think about it a lot. when you look at trade agreements we start from the premise that trade is good and bilateral trade and efficient global supply train makes sense and benefits countries, communities, our customers and ultimately the consumer and prices we think about it a lot. if it went away it would be bad for mexico, the u.s. and canada. >> have you done analysis about what it would do to the canadian gdp? >> we think over five years you would take off about 1% of gdp over the course of five years. not catastrophic it's manageable but it's not good. >> you will be listening to president trump on friday when he speaks? >> i will be. >> you are listening for trade >> absolutely. >> what words -- do you have any hopes, expectations? are you nervous? >> when you think about the success of the trade relationship as it stands, i would argue that it's p

they also pointed out that the president asked himself for a cognitive exam known as the montreal cognitive assessment exam. think of this as a screening for dementia. on this test that takes about ten minutes, there are various things about your spacial relationships, how well you understand that, your orientation, communication skills. he said the president scored a perfect score, 30 out of 30 on that. >> absolutely no concerns about his cognitive ability or his -- his neurological functions. >> reporter: the doctor laid that issue to rest saying that is not a concern for him. they will follow up on these things every year and the years to come. >> the president sleeps four or five hours a night. every night he wakes up and resets. doesn't take stress from one day to the next. i think it's an interesting characteristic. >>> the future of the internet could be decided in court. this is the biggest consumer story out there, folks. 21 states have filed a lawsuit to stop the fcc's repeal of net neutrality, the bicycle-era rule -- obama-era rule that forces internet provide force treat all web

nafta talks wrapped up in montreal and were headed to talks in mexico city next month., andis michael what are we expecting canada to bring to the table? they brought creative ideas to the talks, and got rejected by u.s. rep additives. representatives. trump began his campaign about building a wall, but then elected the peso dropped and mexican markets dropped and he talked about putting sanctions on mexico. u.s. trade representative's were all about canada and all the bad things canada is doing, and it is a hit scratcher for everyone. -- head scratcher. it is thatout what canada once and how far canada is going to let itself be pushed around. shery: when are they meeting next? >> it begins february 26 and runs until march. everybody a great they make a little progress on smaller bright red line is how much auto content has to be made in the united states. the dispute mechanism that deals with lumber is a big trade irritant for the two countries. where they go from here is an interesting question. will canada make additional counterproposals? or do they wait for the u.s

number six round of negotiations on nafta has started in montreal .he toxic off as mantra -- as president trump threatens to pull out of the deal. a lot of the talks are have presidentre of what trump imposed last night, on some of the solar panels, we spoke to one of the largest component makers on solar panels. andchinese delegation here that, and also beijing, not pleased with a heard from president trump. andalk along the corridors everybody wants to know what president trump will come here to say. a couple of minutes ago we heard from the prime minister of canada, the second big world proer with a pro trade, mobilization message. we are with the finance minister of canada, and we welcome you to bloomberg tv. do you worry about protectionism ? to answer the broad question, of course. we realize that in order for canadians -- and citizens around the world to want to see the benefits of trade, they have to see it come to themselves of trade, they have to see it come to themselves personally. we worry about that, and it actually is a big part of our