. >>> joining me is hanna trudeau and scott wong from the hill. >>> democrats are looking ahead to a busy week of depositions in this impeachment inquiry. scott, how damaging could this week's witnesses be? >> well, we have several big names on wednesday. the democrats have called secretary of energy rick perry as well as the acting omb director russell vaught who has -- who would have firsthand knowledge about the military aid that was being withheld to the ukraine. also on thursday, the big name would be john bolton, the former national security adviser -- head of the national security council who had broken with the president over, among other things, this ukraine issue, had raised numerous concerns about withholding aid to the ukraine and made that opinion very clear in the white house. the big question as you mentioned earlier, will the individuals show up at the hearings. so far vout and rick perry indicated they would not. if subpoenaed, he will have to consider that. so it's -- i think we can expect that democrats will issue subpoenas and see how the individuals respond to th

european leaders, but also trudeau in canada. still leaders who make green issues their priority more and more, actually, thanks to the public‘s awareness. but so, i mean, it is very important in two weeks‘ time, because a lot of the world's national commitments to cut green — greenhouse gases were pegged to the 2020 deadline, so it will be crucial next year, when we have talks hosted in london, for a new set of commitments. and — but, you know, i wanted to say, the paris agreement four years ago. it feels like another century. it was such a great achievement and a feat of international cooperation. but it feels, i mean, the spirit has changed. trump, bolsa naro — climate deniers are in power. but what has happened is a sort of awareness and realisation in the wider public that we can't rely on the state and administrations to do what they have to do. they should, of course, be part of setting targets and passing laws and showing the way, but every one of us can actually have a massive impact on tackling climate change. and it is

canadian prime minister justin trudeau scored a victory with a devastating end to a real strike.tance -- the strike -- the reluctance to end a strike won him praise from the union. farmers pressure from and industries reliant on the rail giant. the increasingly prolabor stand under his leadership. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet: we have earnings out of dell right now. dell reported third-quarter adjusted eps beat the analyst estimate, 135. let's bring it bloomberg's ed ludlow. desktops, laptops, and software to business really saving the day for dell. the one stop shop strategy really working. it is the third consecutive quarter beating expectations. that was adjusted revenue in the quarter of 22.9 billion. growth in those units and offset it declines in the data center and software business. double digit, majority interest in software maker vmware. alreadyike cisco and hp big pain in this quarter. -- i want to talk about the debt s

trudeau's camp did. so i brought over those experts and we did it in 2017.ion, sorry, in the eu election. it is not easy. it is not an easy thing to do but our aim is quite simple. i have a phrase here. a technique called multilevel regression and post—stratification. can you turn that into english so you can explain to me how in any given constituency, and britain has 650 of them, you can ensure that the remain... we cannot ensure. what can you do? we look at the marginal seats, there will probably be around 50 or 60 of the 650 where splitting the remain vote will mean in a first past the post system it will be difficult for that candidate to have someone from the remain, one of the remain parties to win. so by tactically voting, or lending their vote to one of the other parties, that first past the post system means that should they get the maximum votes they will be able to win. we've talked about values in respect to democracy. again, you are using a lot of money and sophisticated computer technology to game democracy. we are not gaming it. unfortunately

justin trudeau says a little work needs to be done. democrats in congress have raised questions about labor and environmental provisions. mexico is the only nation to ratify the deal so far, the us and canada are awaiting the final product. tens of thousands of residents in east texas are back in their homes after evacuations prompted by a massive chemical plant fire. >> reporter: thanksgiving was different this year. >> i was with my family at my mother's house. >> reporter: today he is thankful to be home after the evacuation orders were lifted for 50,000 residents in and around port natures, texas, 85 miles east of houston. following two powerful blasts on wednesday the tpc group plant which makes chemical and petroleum products. explosions so large the fireball was captured on home surveillance video three miles away. it burst glass windows, did structural damage and sent big plumes of smoke into the air. >> sleeping in the front room right here,. the windows and on top of him. he didn't know what was happening. >> reporter: emerge

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says a little work needs to be done on the pact.ocrats in congress have raised questions about labor and environmental provisions. mexico is the only nation to ratify the deal so far. the u.s. and canada are awaiting the final product. tens of thousands of residents in east texas are back in their homes tonight after evacuations prompted by a massive chemical plant fire. correspondent casey stegall is live tonight in port neechesz. -- neeches. i was with my family at my mother's house. she lives in port author. >> he was thankful to be back home after the evacuation orders lifted for 50,000 residences in and aren't port neches, texas 45 miles east of houston. following two powerful blasts on wednesday at the tpc group plant. explosion so large the fireball was captured on home surveillance video up to three miles away. it burst glass windows. did structural damage and sent thick plumes of smoke into the air. >> my son was sleeping in this front room right here. blew the windows in on top of him. he didn't know what happened. he was

david: it's been a year since president trump, canadian prime minister justin trudeau and former mexican. democrats are continuing to delay congressional approval on the deal although house speaker nancy pelosi still insists progress is being made but in a new op-ed on foxbusiness .com steve moore writes nancy pelosi stall tactics on u.s. mca will hurt america's economy. steve, who suffers most if this bill is not passed? >> this should have been passed nine months ago. this was agreed to one year ago and we been debating this now and it has to be done. it's good for farmers and ranchers and workers in the u.s., canada and mexico. it's a win-win for everyone. it's not a perfect agreement but a very good one. democrats have bashed trump over the last couple of years for being a perfectionist and now you got a deal that would lower tariffs. don't forget this was ronald reagan and bill clinton and reagan had the idea and the clinton was the one who signed it into law originally. only thing that is holding this up is nancy pelosi and for the time being she's put politics ahead of what is goo

hannah trudeau is with "the daily beast" and danielle strauss with politico. daniel, good morning to you first. >> good morning. >> the requested witness list offered by republicans, we have that right here, includes the anonymous whistle-blower and hunter biden. what's interesting is that in the letter, nunes says president trump should be afforded the opportunity to confront his accusers. what does that tell you about the gop approach here to the public hearings? >> i mean, look, this is part of the main strategy. like hans said, hunter biden going on stage and testifying is a nonstarter. and we already know that republicans have been intent on criticizing the entire process of this investigation by saying that nothing has been fair, that the proper witnesses have not been brought forward, that the procedures involved in doing this are really problematic, and that's why the whole thing is a nonstarter. >> do you think realistically any of the names on this list -- will these people actually appear, or is schiff going to say, nope, i'm rejecting all of them,

you are correct, it isjustin trudeau. site the producers. another one of those days with more rain around across many parts of the country. we have maureen to come across the eastern england as we go through the night and also further north, the rain could be persistent and caused issues across the south—east of scotland. not the only place which will see rain, a few patches for northern ireland, wales and southern england but the rain will not be as troublesome. temperatures overnight 5-10dc. troublesome. temperatures overnight 5—10dc. for tomorrow, troublesome. temperatures overnight 5—10dc. fortomorrow, low pressure pushes eastwards and later in the date is northerly ones will bring colder conditions to the north of the country but will also bring a change to drier weather at last. sta rt change to drier weather at last. start of the day with cloud and rain on thursday morning. the rain could be heavy for a time in northern ireland, northern england, pushing into wales and east anglia but in the south we will see the higher temperatures w

trudeau: as early as 2021 canada will ban harmful single-use plastics from coast to coast to coast.ll be up to businesses to take responsibility for the plastics td y're manufacturing anputting out into the world. nawaz: at "unboxed market" on toronto's historic dundas street,si le-use plastic is already a thing of the past. the zero waste grocery store is the brainchild of michelle genttner and her partner luis martins. genttner: i'm from rural southern ontario and he's from southern portugal, it was izvery much a need to reco access to food and quality ingredients and things that are always fresh. and when you grow up near or on farms, you have constant contact with those items so you can touch your potatoeu can. right now, that exing that's packaging and plastics andmentce single-use wrappers and everything just seemed daunting. and so we wanted to avoid it as much as humanly possible. nawaz: shoppers here bring their own containers to transport everything home. genttner: somebody in the winter had a glove and they put eggs in each of the fingers of the glove so they wouldn't ban

. >> justin trudeau, macron a little better. >> macron took office the exact same age i would is 29. minister of new zealand is magnificent is younger than i would be when i take office the new president of el salvador is considering to be promising. also younger than i would be at the inauguration. it's true, even leaders we are very concerned about and dictators are often coming from a younger jgeneration. >> you are giving the thomas jefferson argument. >> in you got neon this one, i think hamilton was 21 when he first came on the scene. look, our country has a great tradition of new generations stepping forward in leadership. it's happening around the world. that's the sort of thing america should lead not play catch sflup if are you in south carolina right now, they are having problems down there, what would you sa i to people? >> i was in a black church in south carolina a couple weeks ago. i talked openly about my orientation. we got to put away homophobia is something only applies to the black community or is limited to the black community. >> oh, i didn't mean that. >> some

justin trudeau, macron, a little better. >> took office at the exact same age that i would, which is minister of new zealand, she's been magnificent, was younger -- >> she's great. >> the new president of el salvador, who is considered to be very promising. younger than i would be at the inauguration. and it's true. even leaders that we're very concerned about and dictators around the world are off coming from a younger generation. >> giving the thomas jefferson argument. how old was he when he wrote the declarati declaration? >> much younger than you. >> hamilton was 21 when he came on the scene. our country has a great tradition of new generations stepping forward in leadership. it's happening around the world. i think that's the sort of thing that america should lead. >> if you are in a black church in south carolina right now and you are having numbers problems down there, what would you say to the people who are against you, perhaps because of your orientation? >> i was a couple of weeks ago and i talked very openly about my orientation. we have to put away this idea that homoph

getting early remarks in from mÉxico's top negotiator who is in canada right now meeting with justin trudeaury jesus saying that they are now in the final negotiations and he think that is this deal ultimately is better than the original nafta and a lot of the issues that democrats here in the u.s. have raised with this agreement are valid and so we are seeing this move towards the final -- final point of negotiations between all 3 parties but what we did hear from the mÉxico negotiator when he was here 2 days ago in the united states, he signaled that they may be working towards compromised particularly on labor enforcement mechanisms, democrats here wanted u.s. investigators to go into mexican factories to make sure that they are upholding labor standards but he signaled that they may be open to some sort of panel that would address labor disputes when they come up and then gather evidence and investigate and bring evidence to the panel to -- handle any labor disputes that come up. so we have seen a lot of optimism from canada and mÉxico and here in the u.s. as well, but, again, until that

maria: we are still waiting for that, however, he did endorse justin trudeau, so here you go.ughter] maria: slip in a short break, we are just getting started, also on deck arizona congresswoman and member of house judiciary committee debbie lesko is here talking about the impeachment hearings yesterday, plus trump foreign policy adviser carter page on fisa abuse and the ig report and new information this morning about a criminal investigation into the fbi lawyer, former connecticut senator is here on impeachment and iran, cofounder and ceo neil blumenthal on the company's launch and new york stock exchange stacy on 2019ipo, status check there because, of course, things have slowed down, don't miss a moment of it, slip in a short break and facebook deciding not to police political ads, this morning brand-new pressure on ceo mark zuckerberg, we have that for you, hopkins scores, more special than a touchdown dance, what the wide receiver did last night. ask maria segment, don't forget to send me your questions through instagram or twitter accounts at maria bartiromo, back in a