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america is going to very young if we combine the population of america canada and mexico even more than that number of people will benefit from a scheme. in tanzania mass burials have been held for some of those who died when a ferry capsized in like victoria two hundred twenty four people down drowned in sunday's acts and forty one survived the initial investigation show the ferry which was designed to carry a hundred people had triple that number of passengers a campaign is underway for cameroon's presidential election in two weeks' time president paul bia who's been in power since one thousand nine hundred eighty two is looking for re-election again despite protests mohamed vall has the story. supporters of the main opposition party the communal release france movement in the capital on saturday they've launched a two week campaign before voting on october the seventh the presidential election comes at a critical time for cameroon after years of bloody conflict between the english speaking and the central government that's dominated by french speakers i might very well you. know when

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his job is to represent america. canada said they won't enter into a deal that's not best for canada. the president's position is one of a position of straight. they won't take a position of weakness. >> all right, i want to move on here. this is very critical. he was asked in a bloomburg sessions has his job. here is what the president said. i don't want to comment on it. i would love to have him do it. i would love to have him look at the other side. >> i don't know what the president's thinking is. i believe that the attorney general should revisit the scope of his reducal of what we are watching everyday. some stations have 24/7 coverage. he's not in charge of the jessties department. he reduced -- recused himself of a large portion of his job. it would be great to have an attorney general. we have a special council that gets created to look into russian interference. that needs to be refocused and narrowed. you have six million different marksman. if they are looking at 17 different things. the preceptial they are look

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. >>> nafta negotiations picking back up today between america and canada can a real deal finally be hammered out >>> the white house says it is coordinating a second meeting between president trump and korean dictator kim jong-un. >>> sonos posting a big loss. >>> and a new study sheds the dirty truth on those hand air dryers, why your pant leg may be better it's tuesday, september 11th, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning i'm brian sullivan it is always a day of remembrance on 9/11, wherever in the world you may be, i hope you have a happy, healthy and safe day. that includes unfortunately the southeastern part of the united states, because it is facing down hurricane florence. the now cat 4 storm is gaining strength in the atlantic evacuations have already been ordered for more than 1 million people up and down the carolina coast. we'll have more on this storm coming up in moments first here's your morning setup. not getting a lot of help from futures. dow futures are mildly lower now. your one big number today that has to be japan. the nikkei 225 is having a g

if we combine the population of america canada and mexico even more than that number of people who benefit from the issue. tiger woods is one his first goal title in five years by claiming the p.g.a. tour p.g.a. tour championship in atlanta was won the championship by two strokes it is the eightieth p.g.a. title of his career at forty teacher old has been plagued by back injuries and scandals over his personal life. and all but he was. such a grind after i've loved every bit of it and fighting the grind the tough conditions and. just have to suck it up and said that there were no. robert little editor of the website black sports online with what this win means for tiger woods. you know when you have such a long time which we need victories getting that first one is the one that's most important it's the one where you got to get over the hole and he says so many injuries so much drama just a lot of stuff surrounding him and he's been close a few times actually now that he's gotten over the hope you may see more of the old tiger that we've all been waiting for for the last couple years the r

. >>> and high stakes trade talks between america and canada picking up today we're live in the nation's capital with what you need to watch on this wednesday, september 5, 2018. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> hello. good morning good afternoon, good evening welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan it's a busy wednesday. we not only have a lot of news, we have a lot of market moves for you. today it is a "worldwide exchange." it may be all about the global markets and your money more concern over how a stronger u.s. dollar will impact economies, sending not only futures here lower but other indices as well. we will highlight your one number to pay extra attention to today. that number is 2,050.27. what in the world? what a random number it's not random. that's the stock price number that amazon.com must hit at or stay above to maintain that vaunted and nearly historic $1 trillion market cap. 2,050.27 your number to watch today. >>> another number to watch today is zero. that's how many of the 50 stocks in hong kong's major index are on the

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america or canada. >> juan: i would go to your house. there is no hope.> judge jeanine: "one more thing" is up next. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... >> it's time for "one more thing." i will call on myself. when it comes to homecoming most high schoolers dream about winning a big football game or becoming the homecoming queen. this girl accomplished both. her team needed a game winning kick. she's been the team's kicker for 3 years and scored 2 field goals kicking from the 20 and 30 yard line and won the game. >> wow! >> [cheers and applause]. >> can you believe that? >> congratulations. greg? >> whatever! let's go to this. [laughing]. what is that? let's show this tape. t

if we combine the population of america canada and mexico even more than that number of people benefit from a scheme. d.b.s. and it is from the university of westminster he says modi care is a publisher to stand by the government the reality of the government for the last four years has not invest in public sector in terms of held for modi to come up with a scheme that looks ambitious and i have your ring of the people said it's an ambitious plan this is a strategy he all would want to want to portray himself as a strong leader with ambitious plans and if they feel somehow that he's not at fault someone else is at fault for the whole idea behind this campaign is to give the impression that he is again back caring for the poor people but the reality than lost for you have the government have invested very little in public sector in terms of health it would not work in terms of the poor people are overwhelmingly voting for more they because they are getting the help because most of the would not be aware late or if they go from villages to cities they will find that it is very inhospitab

if we combine the population of america canada and mexico even more than that number of people benefit from a man better at skating. now tiger woods has won the p.g.a. tour championship his first title in five is the victory of the slate in atlanta is the eightieth p.g.a. title of his career woods won the championship by two strokes and speaking after the when he said he couldn't believe it. you know but it was. such a grind out there i've loved every bit of it and the fighting the grind the tough conditions and. i just have to suck it up and. there we don't know. where the wind marks a remarkable return to the top for tiger his last tournament victory was an twenty thirteen but woods said he might never return to competitive golf after undergoing the fourth round of surgery on his back last year less than a year ago he was ranked outside the well top one thousand golf is but after making his comeback in december it seems the tiger rules again let's talk to robert little he's got his black sports online that's a sports website he joins us via skype from los angeles robert i mean this w

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canada has become america's second largest trading partner after china. ercentage david wi merchandise that is exported and going to the united states and nafta. the u.s./canada traded more than $673 million in both goods and services. the u.s. unlike what the president said routinely, the u.s. has a trade surplus of canada of more than $8 billion a year. that's hardly abusive. since nafta took e if hffect, es of u.s. goods to canada are up to 100%. exports to service to canada are up 243%. in addition, nearly 2 million jobs in canada are tied to canadian exports and nearly to the u.s. and nearly 9 million american jobs depend on trade and investment with canada. putting this all in a wider positiv perspective. canada is the top international nation of export frs 36 u.s. states. if these negotiations are unsuccessful for the president pulls the plug on nafta, the impact will be felt on both sides of the border. a former deputy assistant u.s. trade representative for north america and he has consulted with american businesses on nafta and trade agreement. h

current administration and now they have this, milk powder. >> overall to both of you, with america in this, and canadag to see a better deal overall or did the president really just make a lot of noise about nothing? who is going to be the winner when it comes to this trade war or is it lose, lose, lose for everybody involved? >> to paraphrase foreign minister freeland looking for win, win, win, there is a risk of lose, lose, lose. next week we have the possibility the trump administration will impose new tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. transatlantic partnership in limbo, its u.s. not making any progress with europe on the trade front and the disjointed conversation about nafta, the president threatening to abrogate the treaty to give six months notice to congress, he can do that and rewrite a treaty with mexico but congress would have to approve this. we'd be in trade limbo not only with canada going into recession but you could create a global slowdown if these things are not resolved satisfactorily for everybody. trade is not a zero sum game. it can be a win, win, win. >> do you agree wit

canada. >> america will n apologize for protecting its >> reporter: on north korea president trump once again s to meethis openn again with north korea's leader kim jong un. but theai president that sanctions against north korea will remain in place uil north korea dismantles its nuclear program. >> i chairman kim for his courage and for the steps he has taken. though much work remains to be . done >> reporter: the president still refuses to set up meeting with the leader of iran nd is vowing more sanctions as he stands firm on his controversial decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. >> we ask all nations to isolate iran's regime. as long as its aggression continues. >> reporter: a notable moment came with audible president trump began his speech touting his administration's accomplishments. [ laughter ] >> didn't expect that reaction. but that's okay. >> reporter: president trump outlining his vision for america and the world as he meets with fellow world leaders in new york. chris pollone, nbc hews, at united nations. >>> from america's dad to convicted sex offender, bill cosby is b

we speak with ron kurk with america and canada at odds. the daley dynasty.daley makes a bid to be the mayor of chicago. we speak with him shortly. >> and deliberating a deal. aurora leaves stocks higher as coke said it is eyeing the cannabis drinks market. we are joined live in just a few moments. let's get a quick check on the major averages here. as mark alluded to, trade very much back in the picture here for stocks, and we do see across the market techs leading us lower here. the concern is china will back away from any diplomatic solution to trade talks if the u.s. moves ahead with the 10% tariff on another $200 billion worth of goots. there had been some havens of safety that investors were seeking, including u.s. industrials, but you can see that the tone is overall negative. now plus 1% to the downtied for the nasdaq. >> it is worth noting that we have seen u.s. markets lead gains, and while world equities have underperformed compared to the u.s. market. the u.s. does not rely that much on trade for economic production, but the u.s. trade balance as

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halt intellectual property theft if we can get to that point my guess is we're getting north america rights. canadaomes along with mexico with a map two point and not going to escalate with zone and those trade partners behind us we have a better way to negotiate you know in and around november time frame around tbrks 20 immediating with china and hear something substantial about and hear to get something accomplished with china. >> quickly we don't have a lot of time left we have markets tank right -- and the individual chinese investor had trouble here. will they go and devalue to make this all work better for them and is that bad for us? >> yeah, sure it is bad for us. they've publicly stated they're not going to devalue currency that's a a nuclear option for them at the end of the day they want to gerkt and actually look like a developed country and global marketplace and that's probably last straw and last -- last play for them so no i don't think so that happen it is any time soon. >> thank you for that great to see you today. >> thank you. >> all right still ahead for those of us that want m

canada needs america a lot more than america needs canada. a whole lot more.omes to shove, and they don't want to be fair, believe me, there have not been fair. particularly when it comes to protecting what justin trudeau has called his national interest. we saw them earlier with tpp, it is protectionism. it is all right for them to practice protectionism but unfair for us to complain about or say let's -- >> we are not exactly saints. >> i think -- we have some tariffs but we have the lowest. we spend more money, we spill more blood, we build more countries, america has stood tall for the free world and we have lost lives and trillions of dollars. i think it is time to save your our friends why are you giving us this on these things? >> let's not forget it is number one market. also want to say i think you said loggerhead, i'm not sure what that meant. >> i like that. >> i think the economy right now is strong enough to handle tariffs with almost every country. the economy is so hot. the problem is there's already a lot of bizarre -- air world was created aro

. >>> nafta negotiations picking back up today between america and canada can a real deal finally bet is coordinating a second meeting between president trump and korean dictator kim jong-un. >>> sonos posting a big loss. >>> and a new study sheds the dirty truth on those han

think can have a north american free trade agreement without having the other part of north america which is canadahe deal too. >>chris: let me pick up on that with you marc lotter. talks with canada stalled on friday over two issues. one is continued protections in canada and secondly, the publishing of off the record comments by president trump where he basically said, i'm not going to offer any concessions at all to canada does this deal go through? i'm primarily talking about congress. does this deal go through without canada board? >> i think it makes it easier if canada's on board to get congress. the president is very clear he wants to get this done. he wants canada to be involved. if the question now can they make enough concessions to make it there on both sides. i think they will. >>chris: let's turn to another big story this week and that is president trump complaining that google's search engine, when you put in president trump news. it has been calibrated to drown out conservative voices. the president and his team complained about that and he's talked about regulating google. here's t

we are not so much concerned about north america or the u.s., canada, and mexico.are more concerned about brazil. brazil is not in very good shape. we hope they come back in the last quarter, in the last two quarters of the year, which they should. europe is very stable. china is fine. that means overall, globally -- we are a very global company, which is good. you can balance things out if one market doesn't do so well. you'll hopefully have other markets that are doing better. 2019 is a little early to talk about it, but i am optimistic we will also see the markets going him will also see the markets going up again in 2019. alix: when you look at where the demand is coming from, a lot will be replacement demand. do you feel like it will just be replacement demand, or is this going to be new demand? >> i think that depends on the manufacturer for us. there will be some new demand created by new products. alix: what about other issues, like steel and aluminum costs? how is that affecting your business? >> this does have a negative impact on our business. we have to

you can have a north american free trade agreement without having another part of north america, which is canadal. >> chris: let me pick up on that with you, marc lotter, because talks with canada stalled on friday over it seems to issues, one is continued dairy protections inside canada and secondly, the publishing of off the record comments by president trump where he basically said i'm not going to offer any concessions at all to canada. does this deal go through? and primarily i guess i'm talking about congress, does this deal go through without canada onboard? >> i think it makes it much easier if canada is on board to get it through congress but this is very tough negotiating with the president and the prime minister and the canadian officials. the president is very clear he wants to get this done. he wants canada to be involved and it's a question now of can they make enough concessions to make it fair on both sides. i think they will. >> chris: let's turn to another big story this week and that is president trump complaining that google's search engine when you put in president trump new

shares are going down that's mainly on fears that the trade issues will escalate in north america the issue of canada joining us in mexico deal but especially the question of tariffs between the u.s. and the e.u. apparently not going to be easing but you know it is having an effect on the image of b.m.w. the shares going down not because of that but people see this story and i think the story that b.m.w. is presenting there is more harmful than the event itself nobody i've talked to in the building behind me where the chamber of industry and commerce sits in the stock market is believes that it was a glitch that it was an accident that the software somehow found its way into two of the largest heaviest and most polluting vehicles that b.m.w. produces pretty votes talking about reputational damage image damage the eyes of the wold have been on it can it on the rest that all michael business is they worry that that could have an impact on them. yes they are the president of the german industry association said as much as he says that it can do serious damage to the image of germany in the world and an

we knew we wanted to restore fora and get it back agriculture, mexico and canada, north america.hen we will turn our attention to others. there is announcement around the eu. the real work is beginning over conversation and that is where ambassador light house or has gone to the eu to talk to colleagues there. they have been in transient about protectionism. favorable discussions with japan. that would be helpful and good news. just south korea chorus agreement has been restored. we are waiting on the signatures on that. >> and in this china. >> that's right. farmers always live in unpredictable times, whether it pests, or, past -- storms. the longer trade issues go on, the longer it bears on them regarding the future. they are hopeful and optimistic people, but we need plans. nafta, what-up on exactly do you think we need to see from canada as far as concessions on dairy to make a deal and how realistic is it? >> we have been clear all along. it should not come as a surprise. i have spartan -- spoken personally to the ambassador and others. constructed was not managing their sup

that's mexico, canada, north america, and then turn our attention to others. rose garden announcement of u. was more of ain -- an announcement over the real work. and that's where light lieser has gone. they have been intrang yent about protectionism of the e.u. then favorable discussions with japan. obviously that would be very helpful and good news. the south korea agreement has been restoorned we're waiting on the signatures of that. alan: and then there's china. secretary perdue: and then there's china. we don't know. farmers always live in unpredictable times, whether it's weather, pests, storms. they live in unpredictable times. they're resilient. the longer the trade issues go on the more it bears on them egarding what is the future. they're hopeful, optimistic plans. helena: what do you think we need to see from canada as far as concessions on dairy to make a deal? how realistic do you think that is? secretary perdue frr i think we've been -- secretary perdue: i think we've been clear all along. i've spoken closely to my colleague in canada. spoken to

we wanted to restore the nafta agreement and get it back for agriculture, that is mexico, canada, north america. and then turn our attention to others. the rose garden announcement about the european union, that was more of an announcement. the real work is beginning over a conversation, and that is where the ambassador has gone to the eu to talk to colleagues there over ag issues. they have been in transient about protectionism. favorable discussions with japan. obviously, that would be helpful and good news. the south korea chorus agreement has really been restored. we are waiting on the signatures on that. alan: and then there is china. sonny: and then there is china, that is exactly right. we do not know. farmers always live in unpredictable times, whether it is weather, pests, or storms. they live in unpredictable times, they are very resilient. obviously, the longer trade issues go on, the longer it bears on them regarding the future. they are hopeful and optimistic people, but we still have to make plans. helena: to follow-up on nafta very quickly, what exactly do you think we need to se

he casts america as a canada che -- country cheated by canada and has to wall itself off from other nationshe's been successful in doing that. it is counttory what we're used to hearing from our leaders. this is a reminder of those more traditional values. >> and when senator mccain asked the people to speak at his eulogy, he planned every minute of this and set the tone for that in his own message and in meghan mccain's message. i am told the president and others speaking were also told not to hold back. this was the theme, this is what he wanted them to share. and, you're right, it was a message that was heard in a different time, it would have been potentially the same words, but it is different in this moment. and the fact that the president was not there, the fact that a couple of his top advisers, actually several of his top advisers were there, certainly was interesting. i think after we move beyond this week you have to wonder if anything changes at all. the possibility, i think, there will be one senator who wants to be the next john mccain. that is a great position to be in becaus

richard trumka was saying that canada needs to be involved in a free media between united states and mexico. >> our economy, mexico, americained together. he does have a really good point. we are integrated, it is a north american marketplace, and it does make things a lot easier. the other point he made also regarding canada and mexico is that we are seeing from the administration, we need to see more details. the unions came out within a week, supporting the moves that the administration was making to protect american workers, particularly on trade. i think it remains to be seen where it's going to go with canada right now. i have a lot of confidence that something will be worked out with the canadian government, and we're going to see a better and revised after agreement. let's not forget, blake, the core of the presidents voting block -- his supporters -- they are blue-collar people. workers all across the country. i meet them all the time when i travel across the country, and i really do think that the man, the president, is taking a lot of steps to try and protect them. i'm expecting to see good things when it comes

we want the same communications we have across canada and the rest of north america. certainly the u.s., norway and denmark are interested in collaborating on not. one of the ways we are trying to open ourselves up to new space when we just did our dialogue with industry for kind of options on how they would be this, we didn't go out and say when a big satellite that harbors over the north to does this thing. we said i need this kind of communications with these kinds of collaborative allies involved. you tell me how you would do it. public-private partnership commitment of service, little satellite, we are not telling you how. we will tell you what we need. please innovate and give us the best to move forward and we are chewing through those responses right now to see what we might choose to move forward on not. sapphire satellite were the only non-us satellite integrated into the space surveillance network. thrilled with what that is providing the misses us doing our part to integrate into that situational awareness and space. isr planned collaborations mission is a

out the details of a new trade agreement that will replace the old north america free trade agreement known as nafta to which canada is also a signatory u.s. president donald trump was a vociferous critic of nafta and had made renegotiation a priority canada also wants to be part of a new agreement the one with mexico has changed mostly details of trade many in the car industry the new deal requires up to forty five percent of car parts and mexican factories to be produced by workers earning at least sixteen dollars an hour the sectors minimum wage in the u.s. transplant is to secure jobs north of the border experts say german manufacturers such as dimes arbenz b.m.w. and v.w. could already meet this requirement now but another demand could pose a problem for some manufacturers seventy five percent of the components used in production must now also be produced in the u.s. currently dimer and b.m.w. don't pass that test on the whole however german manufacturer has welcomed the agreement they've invested billions in mexico and are dependent on open borders. in an interview on thursday donald trump also announced he w