has called the worst trade deal ever we have team coverage on nafta negotiations today boom bust bianca sheeny is in the washington at the white house alex mileage joins us from halifax canada i want to start with you has trump's rhetoric on now changed since he called it the worst trade deal ever. it certainly has changed a lot or halt during the campaign he famously called now after the worst trade deal ever in the history of u.s. trade deals and had a lot of negative rhetoric not only on nafta but also on t t p p and just trade deals in general but once he was elected to office his tone really softened and then in april he announced that instead of scrapping nafta all together like he did with p.p.p. he would be open to negotiations so as for the u.s. side what we can expect out of today and the talks moving forward tromp officials want to see a change in labor regulations in particular how it impacts wages and how you know we can prevent the pushing down of those wages through outsourcing labor they want to see a change in the way we combat currency manipulation and they also want to updat

is proposing new measures that critics say might actually make things worse boom bust bianca sheeny has more on that for us now bianca how long have you regulators been working on this proposal so regulators have actually been working on it since the beginning of the year but once bunco popular had their crisis about a month ago they really had been hitting the ground running to get this official proposal to everyone for their ultimate approval when a bank fails the impact stretches far and wide across the economy is that it operates in and even though it's been almost a decade since the global financial crisis so. countries still haven't agreed on how to deal with struggling banks and the european union a new proposal on how to do that could make the decision harder regulators are debating whether to allow banks to block people from withdrawing money from their accounts to prevent a bank run however the world would allow customers to take out a limited amount of money in case of emergencies it was officially proposed by the stony and presidency of the on july thirteenth but envoys have

out the black market so it's definitely something we're seeing pop up across the world boom bust bianca sheeny thank you so much for that report. right and now to a report that suggests the two thousand and sixteen d.n.c. hack could have been an inside job former n.s.a. employees have begun to examine the hack and the data points to someone having access to the d.n.c. systems on the inside. this explains why. former n.s.a. intelligence officers are saying there was no half of the d.n.c. system last year but instead it was a leak and they claim hard evidence proves it published this week in the nation link the article details for the first time what the experts call solid evidence in the case their results there was no hack of the democratic national committee system on july fifth last year not by the russians and not by anyone else hard science now demonstrates it was a leak download executed locally with a memory key or similarly portable data storage device. after analyzing the transfer rate of the alleged hacked material the experts found the transfer times of the files would simply be impo

some american cities many of which are already struggling to provide affordable housing boom bust bianca sheeny has more on this one for us now are we talking about buying homes or are we talking about the cost of renting we're talking exclusively about renting homes so over the past decade more americans started renting instead of buying which pushed rental prices which then impacted the growing rate of homelessness and several american cities in some ways the u.s. housing market never fully recovered from the two thousand and eight recession potential home buyers into renting instead which explains why the rate of home ownership is still below its pre-crisis peak and that explains why rental prices continually rise and are starting to affect homelessness across the country in nearly every american city a jump in rent prices almost guarantees an increase in the area's homeless population that's according to a new study from zillow. it's own data and figures from the u.s. government but the scope of the impact varies depending on the city for example if there are five percent in new york almost

made its mark as the ultimate disruptor to talk more about this we're joined now by boom bust bianca sheeny who is in baltimore for an amazon jobs day event. by the end of the day amazon will have hired fifty thousand part and full time employees across the u.s. for amazon jobs day here in baltimore thousands of applicants are applying for a coveted twelve hundred positions and amazon is thrilled to be expanding its presence in local communities it's not the biggest employer in the u.s. but you might assume otherwise after tending one of its job fairs at amazon jobs day nationwide in twelve locations people are lining up for hours just to apply for open positions and we're really excited to see this kind of turnout because across the country we're looking to fill more than fifty thousand roles here in the city and county in baltimore and in the region we're looking for about twelve hundred rolls for context that's nearly a quarter of the jobs added to the u.s. workforce in june alone some of the jobs filled will be part time at amazon sortation centers but a majority will be full time at th

inappropriate so you know that was scaring advertisers away and they couldn't lose out on that money right bianca sheeny that was really good reporting thank you so much. here's the skinny you may be watching me right now on your t.v. but a lot of you are watching me streaming on our web site on our app on facebook or on you tube the thing is cable t.v. is alive for now but it's dying at a faster rate than media professionals could even predict just a few years ago and the skinny bundles being offered where you pick and choose just a few channels you want for a cheaper price that'll likely phase out to traditional media is just going to have to give a new forms or give up now we have all sorts of options to choose from but picture this if i want to watch a specific movie say the goonies i'm going to google it on my smartphone which platform stream it chances are i have a subscription then i go to my smart t.v. click on the app and watch it i have that patience because i grew up adjusting bunny ears but the younger generation will not and whoever can aggregate all of these combined might just win in the

before that that movement is easier than it was before a lot of implications for north america here bianca sheeny alex mile of edge thank you both so much for that report. all right time now for a quick break stick around when we return trump calls amazon a jobs killer and his latest twitter feud and will artificial intelligence and robots present more risk overworn your brain line along to give us his take as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell. i. when lawmakers manufactured him sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling closest to protect themselves. with the famous larry you're around to listen to the woman told. to ignore middle of the room signal. going to the real news group. the pharmaceutical industry the medical insurance industry and the bankers they are profiting from the american holocaust and the american economy sounds so dependent on the revenue from the american holocaust that it's very difficult to understand how this train of death is the does freight train these box cars of death is going to end. when i'll show small seemed wrong but old rules just don't h

before that that movement is easier than it was before a lot of implications for north america here bianca sheeny alex niall of edge thank you both so much for that report. all right time now for a quick break stick around when we return trump calls amazon a jobs killer and his latest twitter feud and will artificial intelligence and robots present more risk overworn and bring line along to give us his take as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell. i. called the senior legal. everyone in the world should experience. and you can get it on the old the old. the old according to cheshire. welcome world come along for the. pledge you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put. your wife or. what's your biggest fear a little bit on the hayride was the last time the medical board you say if you ever met the pope comes the best quarterback or exploring the topic that doesn't belong on the piece now i've interviewed you to question more. i do not know if the russian state hacked into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelli

before that that movement is easier than it was before a lot of implications for north america here bianca sheeny alex mile of edge thank you both so much for that report. all right time now for a quick break stick around when we return trump calls amazon a jobs killer and his latest twitter feud and will artificial intelligence and robots present more risk overlord and bring line along to give us his take as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell. all the world's a stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties are in t. america playing party america offer much more artsy american personal. many ways in the landscape just like in the real movie big names good actors bad actors and in the end you could never you're all. so the park and all the world's all the world's all the world's a stage we are definitely a player. i'm a trial lawyer i've spent countless hours before and through documents that tell the story about the abuse side of. corporate media really uses to talk about the. i'm not a pretty clear picture about how disturbing. for britain has been. th

reality and to stop that from happening they're asking the united nations to step in their bus bianca for sheeny has more on that for us now about that this can't be the first time we're seeing companies lobby for un involvement can it no so it's not the first time but it is pretty significant because just a few years ago we only saw one robotics company come out against so-called killer robots so clearly in just a matter of a few years a lot has changed. the use of autonomous weapons isn't a new concept to anyone especially on the battlefield but the way they've developed is concerning the global robotics and artificial intelligence community in an open letter over one hundred companies urged the united nations to implement a ban on lethal autonomous weapons they wrote lethal autonomous weapons threaten to become the third revolution in warfare once developed they will permit armed conflict to be fought at a scale greater than ever and timescales faster than humans can comprehend they added these can be weapons of terror weapons that desk pots and terrorists use against innocent populations and

suffering a major security breach this time including a ransom note who must be out of a sheeny truck in this one for us bianca which network are we talking about here gas or not i have fair we're talking about h.b.o. which was hacked for the first time by this group last week it was just for the second time by them this week but this time around much more sensitive data is at risk. home box office otherwise known as h.b.o. is the oldest paid television service in the u.s. and happens to be worth billions of dollars it also runs some of the most popular television shows to date making it a prime target for happiness but so far the company has been unsuccessful in protecting itself from them on monday a hacker group using the name mr smith announced its second round of attacks on h.b.o. the group claims to have stolen one point five terabytes of data from the network it includes scripts of the first five game of thrones episodes from this season the last of which has yet to air and it also includes internal documents like e-mails balance sheets employment information and marketing strategies this comes about a