national security and foreign and economic policy, i'm convinced that the 21st century can be a north american century if we get this renegotiation right. if we end up modernizing and revamping nafta to 21st century standards. this is what allows north korea mer -- north america and in terms of the energy revolution in canada and the united states and what happened because of mexico decision to open up the energy sector, if you add energy to the template you suddenly have the potential of 21st srnts truly being a north american century in terms of our ability to compete with asia-pacific particularly with china. so there is a much larger piece here and there is also something which is been very deer to my heart which i work with both my canadian and u.s. friends which is how do we deepen the security collaboration between the three countries that are regional and global level. how do we engage on issues that matter to us, whether it is disaster relief and collaboration to respond to central america or to the caribbean, we started to discuss for example the prepositioning of material and equipm

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coming up the north american bitcoin conference started today in miami it will head there for a report from archies nicholas o'donovan and then talk live with jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economics was there. and we go to tucson not far from the border wall and talk with todd miller author of storming the wall plus we'll discuss the economic impact of sexual harassment in the hospitality industry that's all coming up but first let's get to a few headlines. the intercontinental exchange ice which owns the new york stock exchange has announced that they will join with the start up a block stream to launch a data feed that will acquire information from more than fifteen digital currencies from around the world and deliver that data to financial firms the ice decision related to this digital currency space once considered fully on the fringe of financial systems shows that more mainstream financial analysts could be looking to invest in digital currencies and the underlying block chain technology which runs it in december the chicago board options exchange cboe and c m e th

in which in fact we have been working very well as north american partners over the last 25 years. finally, 80% of the global gdp is precisely generated in cities like the ones you lead and represent all of you majors, and whatever -- in the past days heard the expression on the part of several majors saying we are really representing where the rubber hits the road, and it's true. you have to deal with the front line in dealing with citizens and residents and communities, and over the course of the past two days i've heard it from all of the majors, how important the trading relationship among our countries is for the well-being of your communities. so, i think there's very good reasons why we need to get, yes, improved nafta, updated. modernize it but make sure we get it right and keep it going. as you know there are negotiations right now taking place in canada so i won't go into very much detail right now. i'll leave that to the experts. but i think two things -- where are we and what is the for seeable future? i will just mention briefly two comments. the first one is over the

to rejoin t.p.p now it's the future of the north american deal, nafta, that is unclear. trump on the campaign trail left little gray area about his views on it. >> i have very serious concerns about nafta. nafta's been a catastrophe for our country. if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for our workers and our companies, we will terminate nafta personally, i don't think we can make a deal because we have been so badly taken advantage of.

coming up the north american point conference started today in miami we'll head there for a report from artie's nicholas donovan and then talk live with jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economics was there. and we go to tucson not far from the border wall and talk with todd miller author of storming the wall plus we'll discuss the economic impact of sexual harassment in the hospitality industry that's all coming up but first let's get to a few headlines. the intercontinental exchange ice which owns the new york stock exchange has announced that they will join with the start up block stream to launch a data feed that will acquire information from more than fifteen digital currencies from around the world and deliver that data to financial firms the ice decision related to this digital currency space once considered fully on the fringe of financial systems shows that more mainstream financial analysts could be looking to invest in digital currencies and the underlying block jane technology which runs it in december the chicago board options exchange cboe and c.m.e. the chicago

die, eager for a competitors will be ready to pick up the pieces and welcome even more north american manufacturers to relocate and lower their cost of doing business. jennifer, talk more about this and what this could mean for the auto industry? jennifer: sure. as i mentioned, nafta has enabled the industry to remain competitive around the globe. should nafta go away, it will really set is behind other countries. us behind other countries. there are three global platforms if you are an auto manufacturer. north america, europe, and asia. those three regions will pick up the pieces and takeaway production and market share from the u.s.. we need to be mindful as we proceed in these negotiations that we ultimately do what is best for the economy and for the consumer and for the american worker. host: and in the interview we did with will, he mentioned that the auto industry particularly is something that is coming up in the current round of negotiations. what do you expect to come from that? jennifer: our industry is very much in the crosshairs of this debate. the administration has put

war memorial museum in seoul, you see it laid out clearly that it was the lack of american security that encouraged the north to invade. this underlined sense of distrust against the americans. when our president does things like call and threatened to terror the u.s. korea free trade agreement, these are very upsetting to them. when he referred to the sea between them as the sea of japan , it makes south korean blood boil. i think there is a possibility a preemptive, or presented it strike against -- pre-tentative strike against south korea could lead to a backlash against the american president. -- american presence in south korea that could have unforeseen consequences as far as our position in east asia. >> this is the historians lesson for the day, we don't understand we have a rockhard ally in south korea. moment, thathe could change drastically. it could change with a rash american decision. it andssible we can do get away with it, but nobody knows. ofeel like there is a subset possibilities as to how this can play out. we think if we strike the north first, south koreans are going to die, which is no

i am asked tiger this is the kaiser report we're in the sun the north american bitcoin conference in miami the excitement is palpable electricity in the air startups are starting up. yes max it's a pretty wild ride here very fine it's getting bigger and bigger every time we go to a big bang conference as more and more people. i do want to know one thing that we've kind of overlooked in the past week of coverage is the fact that the dow jones. went up one thousand points the fastest in history it twenty five thousand points and then it hit twenty six thousand points the fastest move the fastest one thousand white moves in the history of u.s. stock markets as i think that's the best thousand points since tropicana president so i think we see some of that inflation perhaps you might call it hyperinflation that janet yellen and other central bankers were hoping for but you know you've got the wealth effect because you've got stock market by market property market trip the market all hitting guys do all time highs trading trillions of dollars while i walked into the entrance of the hotel

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agreement with the second largest canada food retailer comes as there are opportunities in the north and americanarket the ceo of ocado joining us in the study know let's talk about north america canada is quite a different market is that something that you're finding it difficult to crack when you these sales meetings. >> the north american market is actually very interesting. it's growing slower. gross online line is about 1.5% in sales versus 7.5% in the uk with loans in the somewhat tougher market in the uk to develop the technologies today, the north american market is really waking up and the deal with sobeys is a great example of that. sobeys is very ambitious they know it's going to happen and they wanted a willing solution so what's happening today with sobeys we believe is happening in the u.s. as well. >> you talked about so bchbeys a couple months ago. why are the big groceries so far behind warehousing and delivery and efficiency when it comes to trucks getting around the country? >> grocery is an credibly complex thing to get online. unlike something on amazon where they're typicall

joining us now from the north american now -- north american national auto show is david westin. to have you with us on this day. you were talking there about autonomous vehicles and electrical vehicles. going all in an wrapping up the amount of investment they are doing in electric vehicles. theme that is a big throughout this auto show is electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles. ford said they are going to go with $11 billion in investment. i asked how they will afford to pay for it and they said they can afford it out of current earnings. anna: a big investment in electric vehicles. the conversation you were having about whether young people will have to learn to drive in the future. this goes to the heart of the warning about the commoditization. which parts are going to be commoditized and which parts will still be able to be branded and demand a premium. it is clear to me from talking to the ford executives. be asaid it is going to bigger change than we understand right now, but it may come more slowly than we thought. a plan to own these vehicles is going to be transport

and carmakers gather at the north american international auto show.how they view the road ahead for the industry and for their companies. >> the coal industry was not around the notion of nafta and i think we have to be very careful with how much we take the risks. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and ask how to get a $150 prepaid card when you buy a new lg x charge. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com ♪ >> what does the u.k. have to do to retain access to the single market ? >> well, i think the whole situation, in a way, is dramatized excessively. >> you think over dramatization is hindering? >> oh, yes. we'd have to look at things as they are. what have

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i am asked tiger this is the kaiser report we're in some of the north american bitcoin conference in miami the excitement is palpable electricity in the air startups are starting up. yes max it's been a pretty wild ride here very fine it's getting bigger and bigger every time we go to a big plane conference as more and more people. i do want to know one thing that we've kind of overlooked in the past week of coverage is the fact that the dow jones. went up a thousand points the fastest in history it had twenty five thousand points and then it hit twenty six thousand points the fastest move the fastest one thousand light moves in the history of u.s. stock markets as i think that.

and carmakers gather at the north american international auto show.ut how they view the road ahead for the industry and for their companies. >> the coal industry was not around the notion of nafta, and i think we have to be very careful with how much we take tinker with it. juliette: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> what does the u.k. have to do for its banks to retain access to the single market? >> well, i think the whole situation, in a way, is dramatized excessively. >> you think over-dramatization is hindering? >> oh, yes. it is never good. we have to de-dramatize and look at things as they are. what have we seen the last 18 months? lots of players in financial services that are only based in london that do need to have a subsidiary, they need to have substance in the u.k. single market, because they will lose automatic access. everybody realizes that now. when i talked to a few 18 months ago here in china, that question was still open in many people's minds, that the u.k. could eventually have a cake and eat it. everybody realizes now it is not possibl

and carmakers gather at the north american international auto show.w they view the road ahead for the industry and for their companies. bill: the coal industry was not -- was built around the notion of nafta, and i think we have to be very careful with how much we tinker with it. juliette: this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> what does the u.k. have to do for its banks to retain access to the single market? >> well, i think the whole situation, in a way, is dramatized excessively. >> you think over-dramatization is hindering? >> oh, yes. it is never good. we would have to de-dramatize and look at things as they are. what have we seen the l

they spoke to david westin at the north american international auto show in detroit. >> there's a bigft in the past year in the suv market. people keep forgetting that basically still there is a huge market for sedans in this country. loyale a very strong and -- younger generation that have a lot of positive emotions a in the nextt orientation is family oriented and slightly bigger. we believe it's important for our growth plan in the united states. we have two strong suvs launched and this is the next big movement into the sedans. we should not forget sedans just because everyone is launching suvs. david: volkswagen has had some difficulty in recent years in the united states. you are coming back. how much of 2017 was driven by the suv? >> that was a key model for us. it is probably the most american car we have built in the united states. they are very proud with the achievements we have achieved so far. wellse the car really fits to the streets of america. it's a car that actually is perfectly blending with the american culture. actually it has all of the ingredients that people lo

markets are fueling the sales growth with nearly one in four new cars being sold in china the north american market however remains the most profitable even as twenty seven thousand sales drop slightly from the record set in two thousand and sixteen while china and the u.s. have the used tax policies to incentivize car production and we're going to dig deeper on that in just a moment words auto says real growth in electric cars will not occur for at least five years and while sales and use of cars are expanding so are. fatalities one point two million people die in vehicle crashes every year with ninety percent of the deaths occurring in the lower income countries where the ickle for less likely to have safety features like airbags and seat belts that are common in more prosperous nations. the new us tax reform bill retains a seventy five hundred dollar tax credit for electric powered vehicles will it make a difference for automakers energy individuals and the world let's ask the car coach lauren fix lauren thanks for being with us happy new year electric car makers must feel a sigh of relie

he has been talking about the negotiating the north american free trade agreement and with canada., there were import tariffs put on things like lumber from canada. in that sense, he seems to be picking a fight with everyone. even today, that reaction, stronger from south korea and china because they are the ones likely to be worst affected. they had european leaders saying they've regret this decision. the indian prime minister said that protectionism is raising its head and he defended globalisation. here is a tweet from paul page from the wall streetjournal. the first volley in the trade war might have been fired over washing machines and solar panels. here's yogita on how the chinese and south koreans might retaliate. it would involve them seeing if they wa nt to it would involve them seeing if they want to raise tariffs on things that are imported from the us. especially dgs trade equation with china is heavily tilted in favour of china, the trade with china is four times. in general, that is a trend that is set, other countries, india is a huge market for the us. if you have

six years six now years and we've been absolutely right and i meeting people here at the miami north american miami big point conference you can walk up to me and say thank you for kaiser reported twenty thirteen twenty seven twenty twelve you've made the industry you've made me millions of dollars i'm fighting against the banks i'm fighting against governmental look. i do want to caution you how it is quite. the prices are much higher on all these cryptocurrency is than they were back in twenty thirteen bitcoin was down in the hundreds it was hello oil good fun as a government is slow on their feet to move in for wages and the way to fight back is vehicle of course you have to answer with your head up when you have your own sovereignty don't rely on the government to provide sovereignty for you they provide sovereignty for corporations not labor that's the message we say for seven years if you've been standing and waiting for better prices waiting for better prices you're going to be waiting for the rest of your life you'll never be a sovereign individual. you know you yesterday in the last

markets are fueling the sales growth with nearly one in four new cars being sold in china the north american market however remains the most profitable even as twenty seven thousand sales drop slightly from the record set in two thousand and sixteen while china and the u.s. have the used tax policies to incentivize car production and we're going to dig deeper on that in just a moment words auto says real growth in electric cars will not occur for at least five years and while sales and use of cars are expanding so are. fatalities one point two million people die in vehicle crashes every year with ninety percent of the deaths occurring in lower income countries where the ickle who are less likely to have safety features like airbags and seat belts that are common in more prosperous nations. the new us tax reform bill retains a seventy five hundred dollar tax credit for electric powered vehicles will it make a difference for automakers energy individuals and the world let's ask the car coach lauren fix lauren thanks for being with us happy new year electric car makers must feel a sigh of relie

i am asked guys or this is the kaiser report we're in the sun the north american bitcoin conference in miami the excitement is palpable electricity in the air startups are starting up. yes max it's a pretty wild ride here very fine it's getting bigger and bigger every time we go to a big bank conference as more and more people. i do want to know one thing that we've kind of overlooked in the past week of coverage is the fact that the dow jones. went up one thousand points the fastest in history it had twenty five thousand points and then it hit twenty six thousand points the fastest move the fastest one thousand white moves in the history of u.s. stock markets as i think that's the best thousand points in the roof since trump became president so i think we see some of that inflation perhaps you might call it hyperinflation that janet yellen and other central bankers were hoping for but you know you've got the wealth effect because you've got stock market bond market property market trip the market all hitting guys do all time highs trading trillions of dollars while i walked into the e

people a fact affected by the attack is not yet known when they will get their 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 as we are hearing some progress has been made on the topic of nafta how optimistic should those in favor of the deal now be. 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

at the beginning of the programme our north american editor said many people will be shocked by the language and the sentiment expressed by donald trump. though, as i say, he does deny it. but for much of his base, they will think this is ok, they would expect this kind of language from the president. our correspondent said that what he is saying is answered our correspondent said that what he is saying is unsayable by them but they are happy to hear the president say it. what do you make of that? there is always going to be a segment of the population that feel otherwise. even during slavery. as you know, there was a percentage of the population who felt that slavery should have continued. to those we pray for them. we are not going to stop moving the african agenda forward because of a small group of a few people who are in the fringes of society. thank you very much. thank you, and keep up the good work. that's it for tonight. goodnight. the weekend is set to start on a wet and windy note for the western side welcome to sportsday. the headlines. will it be city or united the sanchez? coul

the american secretary of state rex tillerson is heading to vancouver in canada for talks about responding to north korea's nuclear ambitions. senior officials from twenty countries will gather there on tuesday. and this video is trending on bbc.com. video has been released of the american firefighter who made a miracle catch while responding to a fire in an apartment. helmet camera footage showed the moment a resident escaping the building threw a child from a third floor balcony to a firefighter below. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the government says there have been no reports of serious disruption to public services, following the collapse of the huge construction firm carillion, which has gone into liquidation. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. america's auto giant showing a technology driven future at the opening of the detroit auto show. and israel's prime minister visits india, could this be a new era of co—operation? good morning asia. hello world. it is tuesday. glad you could join us. we started the progr

so the end of the longest postseason drought and north american sport the buffalo bills beat the miami dolphins twenty to sixty in the result combined with the loss of four the baltimore ravens that means buffalo qualified for the playoffs for the first time in almost two decades they will now play the jacksonville jaguars in the wild card game. well in total there are twelve teams still left standing in the n.f.l. off to the regular season split into two divisions eight of them didn't make the postseason last year new england and pittsburgh are the top seeds in the a.f.c. and a good byes into the second round of the playoff games the patriots are the a.f.c. number one seed the full third time in four years and now the reigning super bowl champions philadelphia and minnesota lead the way in the n.f.c. the eagles clinched home field advantage throughout the playoffs while the minnesota vikings a kid get to play super bowl fifty two at their own stadium where we spoke to us broadcaster michael calls and about who he sees as the favorite heading into those playoffs. well the bookies like

also coming up a diesel day it was yesterday german com makers looked to the future of the north american auto show in detroit. and luxury watchmakers are up beats about their business prospects in twenty eighteen we tell you why. i don't work on tidied up your business i want to get jones in berlin and we're starting with a look at currency markets so the euro steadied its rally against the greenback trading at a one u.s. dollar twenty two or fourteen today after reaching a three year high on monday when it was going for one u.s. dollar twenty two ninety seven well the euro has gained almost eighteen percent against the greenback since january twenty seventh teen analysts say the european central bank's plans to end its bond buying program abhi high the currencies strength and the euro is expected to remain strong in the near term. we discuss to the rise of the euro with our man in frankfurt daniel cope and i asked him what's driving or driving the currency to go from strength to strength. well i think there are two main factors behind of all of this and i can tell you also from the inve

he has also, of course, threatened to pull out of the north american free trade agreement with neighboursmexico — worth 1.2 trillion dollars. talks to try and save it are under way this week the stakes are high. china, mexico and canada are the usa's top three trading partners — accounting for over 45% of its foreign trade. the dollar might be suffering — but mr trump's huge tax cuts have propelled us stock markets to record highs. so while some of the davos delegates may disagree with him, many have found themselves a lot richer since he took office. let's get more on this story. sally is in davos. are these protectionist figures, not least so some, they are huge. whatever the business leaders are trying to say to call the anxiety, it is very real, isn't it? it is very real. absolutely. and as we come to a one year of the trump administration we re year of the trump administration were coming to terms with a new way of trade around the world. globalisation is having to adjust to this new rhetoric coming from the united states. the chairman of the world economic forum was trying to talk a

it's ingrained, i understand why she has done this but i think it's also interesting that the north americaneditor. so does the bbc think that the north america is more important than the middle east? it's about how do you evaluate a job? different people will argue the different things. where a proper independentjob evaluations carried out as it can be and should be glad that's where you can work out whether people are doing the same or like work. what you need is transparency. to enforce that. one of the problems with this is there isa of the problems with this is there is a history of secret handshakes and deals, especially when you have staff members and you have so—called talent to work through agents to get their fees and to negotiate. we are seeing a shift, unfortunately for carrie gracie she is probably going to be one of these people that is having to take the knocks as miriam from countries i was before that. having to take the knocks as miriam from countries i was before thatm is conjugated and difficult about right. that's it for the papers this hour — we'll be back at 11.30. tha

president trump addressed the now the american farm bureau on a range of issues including nafta the north american free trade agreement the o.p.o. crisis and regulation while many listeners were hoping to hear more about the administration's plans on rita go shading the nafta the president only repeated familiar language about getting a better deal the president also touted the release of a report from a task force on rural america in the report it says that of the five key areas of concentration for rural america increasing internet connections is vital well yeah like they said in the jerry maguire movie show me the money it is unfortunately there were a number of fact all errors in the president's farm bureau speech and here's one take a listen and we've just signed into law the most significant tax cuts and reforms in american has been the it's a total of five point five trillion dollars in tax. sounds super five point five trillion dollars but it's untrue the tax cut is one point five trillion not five point five trillion i mean it's still a huge deal that it got a tax cut done and surprise pe

committee to explain what they are doing to tackle extremist content, propaganda and fake news. 0ur north americanogy reporter dave lee was following the proceedings. we have seen tech companies face the senate as recently as last november, but this time the cast has changed about the lawyers and instead the companies have sent their policy bosses. but besides getting access to some real decision—makers, senators achieve little with their questioning. it seems this session was simply about keeping up pressure on the companies while making waegemans to do more to stop extremist content and propaganda. the basic questions that we want to ask is what have we learnt, what are we correcting, what is going to happen in the future, and how can we get ahead of it before it does? recently missing a separate committee's deadline for providing more information on its efforts, twitter, like the other firms, more information on its efforts, twitter, like the otherfirms, did its best to explain how it was stamping out undesirable content. we spot more than 90% of terrorist account before anyone else does, and w

negotiations to rework nafta, the north american free trade association to remake the system that is a key part of the deal. the u.s. wants to build to opt-out at the panels that let u.s. courts decide that mexico do not trust. another deadly attack in afghanistan today. 11 soldiers have been killed. 16 others wounded in a predawn assault on the military compound in kabul only two days after but that 100 people were killed in a suicide attack in the afghan capital. the group is claiming responsibility for today's death. a popular fitness at this revealing top-secret information about the location of u.s. military bases. the "washington post" reported the app shows heat that can point to soldiers for a godsend as far as strong as gps data gathering available in smartphones and of course said that. cheryl: sometimes a little too information can be harmful. president trump two of the details of the new immigration plan today. it would protect 2 million dreamers in exchange for porter while funding and dramatic cuts to border wall pathway. the proposal sparking criticism on the left and

the big concern is that decline in north american users for the first time ever.lly struck me in the facebook results was maybe an explanation as to why mark zuckerberg and the rest of facebook now will make some changes and mess with what people see, what you ahnd dave were talking about earlier in the show, and change the user experience. they are seeing a tremendous growth in the revenue per user. revenue per user worldwide grew at 28%. if you look at the most developed market, in the u.s., revenue per user hit $26.70 in the quarter, up 35% year-over-year. that's how much money facebook is getting because you are a user. that is a really -- that shows you that they have some room to maybe change the experience, because advertisers are not just rushing to give facebook money to get in front of users. they are paying them more per user in a dramatic fashion,. 35% in the u.s. growth year-over-year. that really shows you that they've got -- that they feel like they've got advertisers, users. now they can change that user experience somewhat. if they make facebook -

some progress to avoid shutdown and has called for a funding extension, that is in the last 0ur north americanorts. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. a year ago today, donald trump stood on the steps of the capitol, promising to make america great again, promising to drain the swamp, promising to fix the nation's broken politics. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. one year on, the government stands being paralysed by the prospect of a shutdown that nobody wants, with democrats and republicans fighting bitterly over a funding deal for federal institutions. and at times like this, washington goes into its favourite pursuit — the blame game. at the white house this morning, the president's budget director was taking aim at the democrats. the president is actively working right now to try to prevent a shutdown. i will contend to you that it's dramatically different to what president 0bama was doing in 2013, so there is no way you can lay this at the feet of the president of the united states. he is actively working to working to try to get a deal. and on twitt

earlier i asked our north american technology reporter why it had taken so long to get a deal. were a number of moving parts. on the one hand we had uber‘s continuing controversies about information breaches, sexism and various lawsuits they were involved in and there was a lot to work through when it came to the nature of the deal. for example, softbank group and the investors in the deal or the shares from existing employees and investors at uber and also as part of the deal they negotiated two board seats, which will be taken by softbank. the process of getting all of those things are blind to the point where this was agreed to a long time. it was finally announced today. now this huge deal, which pumps a lot of cash into uber, has finally been completed. when president trump took office one year ago his big promise was to bring morejobs office one year ago his big promise was to bring more jobs to the united states. one of the biggest deals to be announced since he took charge was a $10 billion investment by a taiwanese company. but the government is giving the firm billion

shery: negotiating for the u.s., canada, and mexico continue talks in montrÉal on the north americanee trade agreement while canada's foreign minister mexico --nd the mx -- the mexican economy miniter -- prime minister say we are in much better standing than one year ago to find creative solutions that will mean a win-win for the three countries. is the head of the imf's' western hemisphere. economyct the mexican to grow more this year than in 2017. is that because you're not baking in a potential collapse of nafta? >> baseline scenario, an assumption that the nafta negotiations end up a positive result. sometime during the year. given our provision upwards for the u.s. economy, based on the possibility of the u.s. backed reform and having demand u.s. gdp, that has a positive effect on mexico, a large exporter to the u.s. markets. vonnie: what are you hoping the nafta negotiations will achieve? a stronger peso. does that continue? sectors ine many which we could increase opportunity for the three countries. nafta was negotiated 25 years ago and has not been renewed. seene 2.5 decades