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and replace them with quite those so far we've seen canada and washington's regional allies in colombia brazil ecuador peru and costa rica all follow trump's lead and recognizing quite go on the other hand mexico bolivia and cuba are sticking with more durable entire the european union has thrown its support behind venezuela's opposition national assembly and called for fresh elections they use foreign policy chief and the european council president are both statements the e.u. strongly calls for the start of an immediate political process leading to free and credible elections in conformity with the constitutional order the e.u. fully supports the national assembly as the democratically elected institution whose powers need to be restored and respected i hope that all of europe will unite in support of democratic forces in the news and like mature of the parliamentary assembly including one go i do have a democratic mandate for the new zealand citizens former u.s. diplomat jim jacques trash things that trumps decision won't help to bring peace to venezuela. i think it's quite likely th

important things we do with saudi arabia and for the help they provide in keeping americans in canada and washingtone. >> saudi arabia has denied the crown prince ordered the killing of khashoggi who was an outspoken critic of the assad regime. kylie atwood is with me right now. kylie, in addition to this controversial meeting, why is his stop in saudi arabia so important? >> reporter: of course at the top of his agenda in saudi arabia and as mike pompeo has been meeting with allies in the entire region, syria is front and center. that's because the decision announced by president trump to pull out of syria in the middle of december was a shock to many u.s. allies in the region. and, of course, the u.s. has to consider the logistics, they have to consider the safety of u.s.-backed fighters as they pull out. but there is also diplomacy, right? and secretary pompeo, he is the diplomat in chief of the united states. he needs to explain this decision to allies and also shore up their support. given the fact that saudi arabia isn't one of the primary financial backers of stabilization efforts in syria, h

washington. the u.s. mexico canada agreement will modernize our trading agreement in north america and create some of the highest standards ever to protect intellectual property rights, support small and midsize business, open markets for agriculture, and increase manufacturing. we hope for its speedy passage through congress. i know mayors have been strong advocates for trading agreements in the past, and i hope your voice of support will be heard again here. the u.s. trade representative has also announced negotiating objectives with europe. we work together with our colleagues to lower tariffs to illuminate not -- eliminate nontariff barriers. president trump is committed to reciprocal trade with the rest of the world. too often, current international rules, foreign nations can impose higher tariffs on our goods. in conclusion, the president's program of cutting taxes, reducing regulatory burdens, and improving trade relations is creating higher economic growth. more jobs and higher wages. our task is to make sure i

blooms continue now for it full in men one arrest in canada last month on washington's request for allegedly violating sanctions on iran. us is expected to request her extradion. by wednesday. the course will not keep across all developments on that story now big story here -- in france in europe and it seems across the world is the weather apple the vortex is the key. phrase i'm looking at a picture sent from my home snow that is about to ten centimeters deep that's just outside paris in paris this nope not sting gets old. but in the mid west of the u. s. well there is a a real grip of that dangerous polar vortex the arctic freezing as board dangerous record setting cold temperatures. and of course lots of snow some cities of open warming shelter as temperatures plunged to minus seventeen degrees celsius. officials warning everyone to be very careful to frostbite. after the snow comes the shoveling. no shortage of eyes today unfortunately. the mwest is no stranger to heavy snow fall but now it's also in the grip of a polar vortex. a massive freezing air that's moved from the north pole brin

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government and late last year there was the arrest of chinese tech executive long one joe in canada at the request of washington now added to all of this of course is the trade war chinese china's commerce ministry did sound a lot more positive on this today at a press conference describing a meeting between chinese and u.s. negotiators in beijing this week as extensive and saying that progress was made on issues such as force technology transfer and intellectual property now there were nor concrete solutions and now it's but it has left the door open for higher level talks over the coming weeks both sides are reportedly very keen to reach an agreement before march the second and prevent u.s. tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods being lifted from ten percent to twenty five percent. advancements in facial recognition technology have been on display at the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas but it's regrows reports there are some concerns about its unregulated use cyber links face me can learn a lot about you at a glance you are male you're a sick piece that is the sixty five a

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wa is chief financial officer and daughter of its founder men one jew in canada this is the chinese delegation arrived in washington for talks to diffuse the simmering trade conflict between the two biggest economies in the world. the announcement was a long time coming if you believe the rumor mill the u.s. has officially accused chinese telecom giant huawei of a bevy of crimes a grand jury in new york has returned an indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by wall way its c.f.o. its affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years and goes all the way to the top of the company the u.s. justice department accuses wally's top brass of using a hong kong based shell company to funnel telecommunications equipment to iran in violation of international sanctions investigators also accuse wall ways engineers of stealing trade secrets from cell phone provider t. mobile including robotics plans using t. mobile cell phone testing. the u.s. is also seeking the extradition of for wasting a full man long for he

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president's men one zero that's according to the globe and mail joe was arrested in canada in december at the request of washington on allegations of violating u.s. sanctions against iran canada's ambassador to the u.s. said canadian citizens are being punished because of the u.s. china dispute. meanwhile nearly one hundred fifty former diplomats and academics have signed an open letter to china's president calling for the immediate release of two canadians michael coverage and michael spar or were arrested in beijing last month on allegations of espionage the signatories from nineteen countries warned president xi jinping that the detentions will result in greater distrust of china. u.s. senator kamler harris is the latest to enter an increasingly crowded and diverse race to be the democratic candidate in the two thousand and twenty twenty presidential election about a dozen politicians have already announced or are considered extremely likely to announce she had tansey takes a look at some of how the leading contenders are positioning themselves of tamil i'm jamaican descent senator camilla harris claims to be i

that's according to the globe and mail when joe was arrested in canada in december at the request of washington on allegations of violating u.s. sanctions against iran canada's embassador to the u.s. said canadian citizens are being punished because of the u.s. china disputes meanwhile nearly one hundred fifty former diplomats and academics have signed an open letter to china's president calling for the immediate release of two canadians michael coverage and michael spa arrested in beijing last month on allegations of espionage the signatories from nineteen countries warned president xi jinping that the detentions will result in grace a distrust of china the u.s. partial government shutdown has now hit the one month mark it's the longest on record many federal workers are being forced to find new jobs to make ends meet. reports. jamie rinehart seemingly has it all in life a wife three young daughters a home and a car and at ph d. in oceanography what's missing is his job after he was sent home without pay from his post as a federal government marine research scientists jamie is a victim of the

latin american countries were fast to come out in support, so was canada. jeremy hunt is in washingtont trump demanding that maduro stand aside. there will be further sanctions. that is certain. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, talked about how the regime had become morally bankrupt, but also demanding that the venezuelan military protect guiado, and ensure his safety as the interim president. one other thing donald trump has said, he says he is ruling nothing out, everything is on the table. presumably including military action. there is no plan at this stage for any kind of invasion i have heard of, but a naval blockade that would hit venezuela's fuel exports, that would be a real hammer blow to their economy. thanks very much. the mother of james bulger, the toddler who was murdered by two ten—year—olds in liverpool in 1993, says she is disgusted by a new oscar—nominated film about the boys who killed her son. she wants its director vincent lambe to withdraw from the oscars, after his film, detainment, was nominated. he insists he never intended any disrepect to the family, but

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markets and the rule of law is chief financial officer was the first to go arrested in canada at the request of the washington apparently for breaching sanctions on iran which is such a political double whammy for america next hour while away employee was arrested in poland on espionage charges and chinese five g. networks could soon be vanden britain australia has already started china called it western egotism and double standard. what i'm going to say you can have a certain sympathy for western governments are no fans of uncertainty many don't know exactly who's doing the spying facebook google or that marianne and running foreign competitors from your her ma care that's not bad for the bank balance either. i'm going on nodding off. and i'll be back in around thirty minutes with more updates but first it's going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race and his on off and spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical darren time to sit down and talk.

markets and the rule of law is chief financial officer was the first to go arrested in canada at the request of the washington apparently for breaching sanctions on iran which is such a political double whammy for america next hour while away employee was arrested in poland on espionage charges and chinese five g. networks could soon be vanden britain australia has already started china called it western egotism and double standard. which i'm going to say you can have a certain sympathy for western governments are no fans of uncertainty they need to know exactly who's doing the spy in facebook google or and running foreign competitors from your home market that's not bad for the bank balance either. police in hungary have arrested a portuguese man who's suspected of computer hacking and having links to the website for leaks portuguese authorities are now seeking the extradition of the thirty year old who stands accused of attempted blackmail and data theft artie's a ski house the story. if you haven't been holed up in your room for seven years you will of course have heard about the weekly leaks and julian as

president trump's repeated claims concerning threats to the united states mike hanna al-jazeera washington a canada has and till march the first to make a decision on whether to extradite the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant huawei mang one jew has appeared in court in vancouver she's been under house arrest there since last month the united states is seeking her extradition for allegedly violating sanctions on iran monday the u.s. filed a host of criminal charges against weiwei through doing theft fraud and conspiracy . an hour to us politics and the twenty twenty presidential race howard schultz the man who is responsible for turning starbucks into a global brand it says he is seriously considering a bid for the white house former starbucks c.e.o. said he would run as a third party candidate despite being a lifelong democrat his potential candidacy has already alarmed some democrats who believe he would take votes away from the twenty twenty nominee and a book signing event in new york on monday a protest to heckle schultz accusing him of helping to elect donald trump to a second ter

canada ways chief financial officer. this as a chinese delegation arrived in washington for talks to diffuse the simmering trade gone like between the two biggest economies in the world. the one way brand in beijing is probably as common as apple is in new york city quality is china's leading to the communications group that's why journalists were eagerly awaiting a statement from the beijing foreign ministry on tuesday from the tone it would seem that the trade conflict is just going to get worse. you know if we don't it's been some time since the us started to use its state power to smear and suppress certain chinese enterprises in an attempt to throttle their legitimate operations their intentions are strongly political and manipulative we suddenly urge the us to stop ill founded suppression of while way and other chinese enterprises you know we've got you know. washington brought charges against huawei at the beginning of the week the u.s. accuses weiwei of subverting sanctions on iran as well as money laundering and fraud china describes washington's move as unfair and immoral you know i suppose the american authori

but definitely she was delayed in her travels.no aer man i travelled to was coming to the washington area from canada to see some family. and he knew about the government stdown but had n idea he would get caught up in the delays because some of the sick callshe regarding air traffic controllers. some of the passengers told me they kn about the shutdown but it didn't personally impact them until today. so this is hitting home for so many people who heard about the federal government workers that were furloughed, today they were personally impacted. many hopg because so many people were impacted today that would encourage lawmakers to reach and deal andus obv that did happen. we were here at reagan national when the presidente the announcement that the shutdown would end. let's hear some of their reaction. >> glad evybody will go back to work. thank them for their service and let's go on to life. >> i hope we don't go back to that point because it was ann annoyg and inconvenient for a lot of people. take it day byday. >> reporter: like he said, people are taking it day by day. ma wanted to find out wh

canada and the u.s. appear to be cooling the canadian envoy to washington said that his country's citizens are paying the price for the u.s. planning an extradition request for an executive from the chinese electronics while way we don't like that it is our citizens who are being punished the americans are the one seeking to have the full force of american law brought against men one joe and yet we are the ones who are paying the price while ways chief financial officer was detained in december in vancouver at the request of washington or they're released on bail she is accused of violating u.s. sanctions against iran. the arrest caused a diplomatic rift between canada and china with beijing detaining two canadian citizens and recently sentencing a third to death for drug smuggling in china both canada and the u.s. to correct their mistakes and free messmate. now much anyone with normal judgment can see that canada has made a serious mistake on this issue from the very beginning we urge the canadian side to immediately release men one show and protect hella just cement rights we also strongly edge the u.

que me llamara joseph, porque su nombre es muy hispano >> en el estado de washington este lugar queda casi en la frontera con canadÁartamento de policÍa, por eso miembros del concejo municipal estÁn exigiendo que renuncie >> antes del incidente el alcalde habÍa disuelto el departamento de policÍa despidiendo al jefe y este otro agente, tambiÉn hispano, asegurando que se habÍa excedido en sus horas extras. pero segÚn los dos agentes latinos, dicen que fue porque john cruz detuvo al hijo de un blannflcal por sua a renunciar y no respondiÓ a nuestra solicitud de una entrevista, mientras los dos agentes latinos buscan trabajo para mantener dignamente a sus hijos. >> cristina londoÑo, noticias telemundo. >> y asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, mÁs noticias esta noche a s >> me pincho con un aparato que tiene ella de diabÉtico esos, ahÍ me entero de que es cero positivo. y yo estoy embarazada. yo me acuesto a dormir y no sÉ si voy a amanecer al otro dÍa. >> [hablan a la vez] >> te voy a dar un dato que es mÁgico. ma >> mi hijo no es terrorista. >> usted estÁ ciega.

canada has not asked washington to hold off. theire going to get application for extradition.onada's law and then decide whether to extradite her to the u.s. if that request comes in. it is up to the americans to decide if the case is to be dropped or not, an analyst said. -- there are at least two canadians. spying charges here as well. a letter from a former diplomat trying to intervene and resolve the situation. letter,his is an open dated on monday by 141 signatories including chris penn, the former governor of hong kong and the former u.s. ambassador to china, gary locke. they were concerned about the detentions. they were arguing that undermined china's diplomatic efforts. we heard this week from the chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman saying that letter was a mistake, also the detention of the ceo was a mistake and they add that canada has abused the extradition agreements and canada according to the foreign ministry spokeswoman in beijing, canada should stop making irresponsible remarks, that was back to my initial point, both sides are talking a lot for what are supp

so, too, canada, and britain as well with the foreign cretary in washington. >> this regime has doneamage to the people of venezuela. the people -- 10% of that population have left venezuela, such is the misery they are suffering. jon: but in venezuela, defiance from the president. pres. maduro: i think there is no doubt in the world thatse donald trump h wants to impose a de facto government, unconstitutional, a coup d'État against people and dcy. ere is no doubt. jon: russia, a long-standing ally and supplier of weaponry and economic assistance to the venezuelan government, has warned of dire consequences u.s. intervenes. >> it is another flagrant interference into international affa as you know, there have been several attempts to oust maduro from power, including attempts his physical liquidation. jon: the president's national security adviser was asked why single out venezuela when there are plentyf other dictators donald trump doesn't do anything about. c the answe that america has a responsibility, it is in theih hemisphere, an is an issue that donald trump cares deeply about.

trials and of course while a heiress an executive mung one joe was arrested in canada late last year at the request of washington for allegedly violating u.s. trade sanctions so this case isn't being widely reported here in china but we have seen that reports of the arrest of being removed from chinese social media which seems to indicate that the chinese government is trying to play this down so far locally whether or not they are charged with espionage we do know that this chinese national faces about three months in detention because abusive words at sea what china's reaction is knowing that there was what some would say retaliation to monks arrests in canada with two canadians them being arrested in china. yes that's right two canadians were arrested here in china and the chinese government has said that there is no link between mung windows arrest and the rest of the two canadians that are being detained in china but the the coincidence is uncanny it happened very shortly after the other so there are fears that if this is indeed something that the chinese government really kick up a stink about if it's some

trials and long one joe who is an heiress and executive of quali was arrested in canada late last year at the request of washington for allegedly violating u.s. sanctions now at the moment the story isn't receiving much and here in china actually the opposite any reports of the arrest are being very quickly removed from chinese social media which is indicating that this is not a good news story for china and there are already some fear is of what this might mean going forward of course after among wonder was arrested in canada there were two canadians who were detained here in china the chinese government denies that they're related but still there are fears of what could happen to polish nationals moving forward now if this chinese national is found guilty of espionage he could face ten years in prison and at the moment he's already looking at about three months in detention. undermind of the top stories all al-jazeera defeated opposition candidate most and says he won a landslide victory in the democratic republic of congo's presidential election with sixty one percent of the vote on thursday the electoral commi

canadÁ, colombia y brasil. mÉxico, no lo hizo. nicolÁs maduro rompiÓ relaciones con washingtond para solicitar arias. francisco tiene lo Último en caracas. francisco: venezuela con los presidentes. la crisis escala a otro nivel luego de que el presidente de la asamblea nacional asumiÓ las funciones del poder ejecutivo en una asamblea nacionaly jurÓ como mandatario interino de venezuela. >>asumir formalmente las competencias del ejecutivo nacional... (peritos) como el presidente encargado de venezuela. francisco: jÚbilo sÍmiles de voces ante esta tan inesperada juramentaciÓn. >>para lograr el cese de la usurpaciÓn, tener elecciones libres. francisco miles de manifestantes acudieron al llamado del parlamento, considerando la usurpaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro y con la expectativa al mÁximo... que abre otra etapa de lucha. >>nos sacaron la dictadura de maduro! aquÍ estamos luchando por venezuela! francisco: los seguidores partieron desde nueve puntos de concentraciÓn en caracas... la guardia nacional intentÓ impedir algunas de las marchas dispersÁndolas con gases lacrimÓgenos. fue impos

freeland telling us again that canada has not asked washington to drop those efforts, saying it is upe americans to decide if the case is dropped or not. you have illustrated the more favorable conditions of meng being out on abil. two canadians being detained in china on possible spying charges. recent efforts, including a high profile letter from former diplomats. has there been any sort of progress on this? stephen: i will not say it helped resolve the situation whatsoever. we got the letter dated on monday by 140 different signatories, including former ambassadors from the u.s., former ambassador to china, as well as the former hong kong, last governor of hong kong. all calling on china to release those two canadians. canadians thatr might be being held for political reasons. scoffs at thata notion. we got comments from the chinese spokeswoman saying that letter was a mistake. as well saying that canada's efforts on the meng case was also a mistake, adding that canada has abused the extradition agreements that are in place. these efforts by including the letter have not necessaril

canada. and britain as well, with the foreign secretary in washington today.untold damage to the people of venezuela. 10% of that population have left venezuela, such is the misery they are suffering. but in venezuela, defiance from the president. translation: i think there is no doubt in the world that donald trump himself wants to impose a de facto government, unconstitutional, a coup d'etat in venezuela against the people and democracy. there is no doubt. russia, a long—standing ally and supplier of weaponry and economic assistance to the venezuelan government, has warned of the dire consequences if the us intervened. translation: it is another flagrant interference into international affairs of a sovereign state. as you know that have been several attempts to oust maduro from power, including attempts of his physical liquidation. the president's national security advisor was asked why single out venezuela when there are plenty of other brutal dictators that donald trump doesn't do anything about. the answer came that america has a responsibility, it is in

canada. and britain as well, with the foreign secretary in washington today.told damage to the people of venezuela. 10% of that population have left venezuela, such is the misery they are suffering. but in venezuela, defiance from the president. translation: there is no doubt in the world that donald trump himself wants to impose a de facto government, unconstitutional, a coup d'etat in venezuela against the people and democracy. there is no doubt. russia, a long—standing ally and supplier of weaponry and economic assistance to the venezuelan government, has warned of the dire consequences if the us intervened. translation: it is another flagrant interference into international affairs of a sovereign state. as you know that have been several attempts to oust maduro from power, including attempts of his physical liquidation. the president's national security advisor was asked why single out venezuela when there are plenty of other brutal dictators that donald trump doesn't do anything about. the answer came that america has a responsibility, it is in their hemi

iran the charges are linked to the arrest in canada the company's chief financial officer mann nonissue and company time of heightened tension between washington and beijing because of the severing trade conflict. there must parliament has approved steps that could lead to changes in the country's constitution of these would lessen the power of the armed forces military lawmakers boycotted the vote venezuela's attorney general has asked the country's supreme court to launch an investigation into the opposition leader and self-proclaimed president why does tarik saab wants to ban him from leaving the country and freeze his assets the move comes after the united states announced earlier today that it had handed control of venezuela's u.s. bank accounts to stay quiet. and get more on this from the t w correspondent also shankar in caracas a welcome oscar so what's the purpose of these moves against one quater. well this is a clear power struggle at play right now in venezuela when michael has said he is aware he could be put in jail like other opposition congressman that remain political prisoners of nicolas maduro if the supreme court wants to p