has product of canada. with that, madam president i yield the floor and i also would note that my cosponsor of the legislation is here, and i just want to thank her -- greet her and thank her for her hard bipartisan work to solve this challenge in a very commonsense way. ms. stabenow: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: first of all let me say it is always a pleasure to work with the senior senator from north dakota. we've partnered on a number of different things, including efforts on the farm bill, and so it's with great pleasure that i'm partnering with him again to solve this problem and to make sure that we eliminate any possibility of retaliation on our businesses and solve a problem in a way that meets our trade obligations and also makes sure that we are standing up for our farmers and our consumers in america. that's really the goal, and i appreciate senator hoeven's leadership and commonsense approach to actually involving problems. so it's always great t

this is quebec canada. this backyard is part of canada. this sign for people entering illegally from people not so ferocious. stop united states bound rich there's no one here. this is canadian land. if david sweat got to this point, it would have been canada in charge of finding him. the entire journey to get here took one hour and one minute. deborah smith lives here with her dogs. >> when you heard where he was shot what did you think? >> it scared me. i didn't realize they were quite that close. >> this is obviously an easy place to cross into canada. >> very easy. very much easy. >> did you have any police come to you during this three-week search? >> i don't think they even thought they were down in this area until like the very last you know horrah. >> that's true. >> and deborah smith that a narrow the strip runs through into the quebec farmland. >> it's amazing, a, how good shape you are in but b, she didn't have any encounters with police all this time given that her house is on the border. did she tell you if she's ever seen any

and canada about cheese and milk. al jazeera's daniel lack explains. >> canadian governments like to say, this is a trading arrangement. that's why.canada's take part in the tpp negotiations but a big stumbling block is the agricultural sector. not every part but the be dairy part. this is worth billions of dollars a year in this country but america would like canada to dismantle that if it's going to be part of the tpp. and that is the huge problem right now in the negotiations. >> i think likely what will happen and we hope what will happen is the government will decide just to keep pushing back it could be found that the united states has an interest in protecting its sugar famplers right? there are afarmers right? >> the negotiations are now in a crucial stage and trade ministers this stage in hawaii are expected to really put pressure on canada to start doing something about its supply management. that's what they call the system that's holding this thing up. there are many other oaks expressed in canada, especia

if canada is not part of it, canada will lose significant economic gdp and employment. >> canada's conservative government says its pro free trade and wants this agreement. but it's politically risky to do anything to the country's supply management system for eggs, poultry and dairy. that's why this weeks' talks are tricky. it may have to wait until after the election in october. >>> let's hear more from jane, a law professor at the university of auckland in new zealand. >> they are seeing this as a way to position itself and its rules and corporate interests in what is seen as a battle of influence in the asia pacific region. there is extraordinary shroud of secrecy of what the tradeoffs will be. the negotiating parties agreed that all of the documents including any e-mails and other communications will be secret until the final deal is made. and that all those background documents would remain secret for four years beyond the agreement coming into force. what we have seen is a number of links. they are confirmed a great deal of concern around intellectual property area including medicines, b

. >>> and a climate of change in canada.nces team up to reduce carbon emissions. ♪ ♪ >>> the stop towers now in al jazerra. scuffles have broken out in queues outside banks in greece. the greek government met a a midnight deadline to submit a new plan to try to stop a financial collapse, the new plan includes tax rises and pension reforms. >>> the u.s. secretary of state has threatened on walk away from nuclear talks with iran if decisions are not made soon. john kerry's comments followed tough negotiations taking place in vienna. >>> the u.n. has brokered a week-long ceasefire in yemen it's aimed atta how long aid agency to his deliver desperately-needed surprise to more than 21 million yemenis. >> one of the top aids to president obama spoke of the hor horrors in sudan she said that massive and widespread violence has returned and human rights abuses are rampant. she went onto say that the president there and his former deputy are both to blame to the cycle of violence and she issued a warning saying the u.s. and internati

of canada will recover the leadership. we need a country like canada going ahead, trying to fix again one of the most demanding, challenging problem we have as a human being in this century. >> reporter: just before the summit thousands protested against what is seen as an inadequate response to climate change in ottawa. it's hoped to could lead to vigorous steps by canada's government >>> a reminder - keep up to date with all the news on the website. that's at aljazeera.com. [ ♪♪ ] on "america tonight", parking a high alert. the plane has to be ready in half an hour. >> it could be any one of them, it happens to be 912. >> the fire season and how bad will the season be, and whether the firefighters have the right tools to stop the blazers. >>> on the trail of arsonists. >> what is it about the place that attracts this. >> if you drive through the

it's a sparsely populated part of canada.n you talk about 13,000 evacuated from their homes, it's a huge percentage of people living in this part of canada, and there's no end in sight. we ask officials when can some evacuees plan to go home, there's no firm answer. >> we see the fire equipment beyond you. seems they have brought the forces out available to them. do people in the communities feel it's been enough? >> it's a good question. if you ask some, they say no. as i said earlier, they planned for 100 wildfires. when you have six times that, they need to make alternate plans. they brought in the canadian army. they have deployed 600 troops to help the firefighters on the fire line, and so they trained them, and don't know how to be firefighters. they have given them the training. they set out to do so. it's hoped that the extra manpower may get a handle on the spreading. >> you have been up to the fire line yourself, i understand, can you describe what you saw there? >> well, we have been to montreal lake, and that is t

return his container to canada. >> both canada and the philippines are signatories to the convention which stops countries from exporting waste overseas. the philippines government filed charges against the local importer but the canadian exporter remains uncharged. it has become a national issue here. this is a hearing in the provincial office in the northern part of the philippines. a senate hearing is expected to happen soon. >> i can't imagine anything, what garbage problem. >> reporter: the philippine government's bureau of customs and environmental offices have allegations of corruption and negligence. just three of the 55 containers were inspected. they were chosen by customs officials. six other containers remain unaccounted for. the dispute over which government agency is to blame is continuing. for most people here, it's about the indignity of accepting rubbish from a richer and more powerful country like canadian. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edition, cosmic cash, buying in on the most valuable souvenirs from space. >> you orbit the moon, or did it go to the moon

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the mixed recyclables to canada. >> both are signatories from the basil convention. the canadian exporter remains uncharged. it has become a national issue here. this is a hearing in the provinceial headquarters. a hearing is to be had soon. >> the philippine government's bureau of customs and the environmental offices are facing allegations of corruption and negligence. just three out of the 55 containers were inspected by the department of environment. they were not checked randomly but were chosen by customs officials. six other containers also remain unaccounted for. the dispute over which government agency is to blame is continuing but for most people here it's about the indignity of accepting rubbish from a richer and more powerful country like canada. >> you can always get the latest news analysis and in depth reports from our website that's at aljazeera.com. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a u

i do love canada. we owe canada a lot.ntil canada came along, everybody thought bacon only came in strips. canada proved it can also be round. they're like the christopher columbus of bacon in that way. happy canada day to those of you who deserve it. [ cheers and applause ] this is an international show tonight. the winner of the world's uggi lest dog contest is here tonight. the ugliest dog in the whole world. [ cheers and applause ] her name is quaus moto. every year dozens of dogs travel to petaluma. they've been doing this 27 years. the dogs are scored in a bunch of different categories like personality, special or unusual attribu attributes, and natural ugliness. quaus moto did very well in us a of those. she really is a weird-looking dog. i'm not going to show you what quaus moto looks like yet but i do want to show you how people react to her. we put a camera on her head and walked her around is office. you see not only is quasimoto terrible looking, our staff are terrible actors as well. later on in what has becom

this is the united states and this backyard is canada.gn for people entering illegally, stop don't go here. this is canadian land and if david sweat got to this point it would have been canada in charge of finding him. the entire journey to get here took one hour and one minute. deborah smith lives here with her dogs. so when you heard where david sweat was shot so close to her what did you think. >> it scared of bejeezus out of me. i didn't realize they were quite that close. >> this is obviously a very easy place to cross into canada. >> very easy very easy. >> did you have police come to you asking questions or asking to search? >> i don't think they realized they were down in this area until the very last hurrah. >> and that's true. >> and deborah smith says a narrow road enters through this canadian forest and enters into the quebec farmland. gary tuchman, cnn, franklin county new york. >> gary tuchman, thanks so much for that and i've got deborah feyerick here with me as we've got new information and as david sweat continues to talk

what happens in canada fx u.s. markets. have been building up the herd inventory over the past three years. as you have the demand and dependence on canadian supply take place, if you look at a elevated levelan for these futures as well. the canada supply situation is affecting what demand can be for beat and raising a higher price for steak. i wondered you can talk about the seasonality issue. typically in the summer you see a decline in beef prices. is the summer grilling season and farmers and stores are preparing for that. if you have a supply shortfall that has been years in the making it is hard to get the supply coming off well. also, take a look at the prices in comparison to other prices. there was an issue last with viruses killing her. so much by affected the aviation scare but a little bit of an effect on the margins in that market. is relativelyef expensive, so is everything else. the consumer does not necessarily have as many places to go. matt: maybe we will get the really good stuff like to be from japan bec

this is going to be a very important agreement and if canada is not a part of it canada will lose significant economic gdp in employment. >> canada's conservative government says it's pro-trade and really wants this agreement but knows it's politically risky especially in an election year to do anything with the government's supply function, poultry eggs or milk. at least canada's part of it until after the election in october. >> daniel lak in toronto. >> china is taking steps to ward off a full blown stock market crash. the world's second biggest economy says it will buy shares to help stabilize the markets which fell more than 8% on monday. chinese security rerkts security regulators said they would deal harshly with any manipulators. markets have already opened on tuesday there and are down in early trading. today french farmers farmers turned back hunls ofhundreds of trucks, protesting low meat prices. francois hollande. supported them. >>> devastating flooding plus this. >> i'm tarek bazley, where the octopus is inspiring a new generation of robertic technology. nology. >> investigating

and canada has announceed greenhouse gas mitigation for for 2030.ey're going to be below the 2005 levels, that's dismissed by those who follow climate change. but that's where they'll bring in to the paris meeting coming up this year. >> suspects from western indonesia volcano spewing ash and smoke. it has been erupting since early june. more than 10,000 people so far have had to leave their homes. dormant over the last 400 years. let's go to live pictures from south america. here we are in ecuador with what is known as the pope's homecoming tour. the pope will move on to bolivia and 715 million people have seen the pope at the moment. he's there. believe me, bolivia the country is so high and they have oxygen--extra oxygen at the airport in case it's needed. the pope 78 years old. >> major computer problems taking united airlines and the new york stock exchange. grounding flights and stopping trading. and greece miss with its latest plans. and one year after the war in gaza, 100,000 people are still displaced. the slow process of rebuilding.

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hope is that the government of canada will very soon again, it's a beautiful country, canada, going ahead trying to fix again one of the most demanding and challenging problems that we have as human beings in this century. >> just before the summit, thousands protested in what seemed to be an inadequate response in ottawa. the hopes on the streets, they could lead to more vigorous steps for canada's government. >> hundreds of wildfires in western canada have forced more than 10,000 people from their homes. more than 350 fires are burning in british columbia, alberta and saskatchewan. they have had to call in firefighters from mexico and australia, they're being flown in. >> . >> next, the high school football celebration causing tensions in charleston, south carolina. and the biggest rebound in six years. >> governor nikki haley assigned a bill this afternoon to remove the confederate flag from the south carolina statehouse grounds. flag has flown over a memorial for confederate soldiers there for 50 years and the push gained momentum following the shooting deaths last month of nine afric

it's my favorite place in canada.o live there are tough, crazy bastards and i admire them for it. toronto, vancouver, i love you, but not like montreal. why? i shall explain. all will be revealed. in the meantime, check this guy out. what's the post office's motto, neither rain, nor sleet nor driving snow no plague of locusts prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail? here in montreal, this simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles, icy hurdles. i got to ask, do you have special equipment for this? >> we have slip-on boots. we do have boots so when it is icy with spikes on them. and they give us slip-on spikes for when it is icy. ♪ >> any sort of city ordinance that you have shovel -- you are not penalize sfld no, nothing like. >> any injuries in the line of duty? i have had several tumbles. one incident i was off for two months. broke my ankle. >> what is more perilous, dogs or icy stairs. >> in this area there are a lot of dogs but icy stairs. ♪ it's one thing to have

canada is not.its federal government sent no ministers, no participants at all. >> we're going to be forming the large evident cap and trade market. >> instead other levels of government are taking action. here, the governor which california and the premiers of ontario and quebec are coming together on a carbon trading market pooling resources and emissions cuts. it's also a plea for national and federal authorities to get involved. >> we are not doing enough, that's clear. we're just in a very -- taking baby steps and many countries aren't doing that. >> canada helped negotiate the first major climate change treaty, the protocol that shocked the world when it withdrew in 2012. the countries petroleum industry in the tar sands northern alberta has both driven economic growth and been a major source of emissions. many say canada's not playing the global role it could to halt climate change. >> my hope that the government of canada will recover very soon again this kind of leadership, because we need

if canada not part of it canada will lose significant economic g.d.p. and employment. the conservative government says it is profree crayed and wants the grapes but nose it's risky to do anything to the supply managemencm for eggs poultry and dairy. that's why the talks will be tricky. it may have to wait until after the election in act. >> jane kelcey is a professor at the university of auckland in new zealand, and says the u.s. wants to use the tp perform to counter china's reason. >> the u.s. sees it as a way to position itself and what is seen as a battle of influence in the asia pacific region. there's a shroud of secrecy around what the tradeoffs will be. the negotiating parties, at the beginning of the negotiations agreed that all of the documents, including emails and other communications would be secret until the final deal is made. and that all the background documents would remain secret for four years behind the agreement coming into force. what we have seen is a number of leaks, and they confirmed a great deal of concern around the intellectual property ar

. >> i'm mei-ling mcnamara in canada here to discover how the great bear rainforest is being protected. >> i'm amanda burrell. i'm in london to find out how to make old houses green. >> and i'm yaara bou melhem in indonesia's south sulawesi looking at how the efforts of local people are restoring this mangrove forest. >> unsustainable logging has destroyed nearly 80% of the world's ancient forests. the remaining 20%, and the ingenious and people and wildlife that live within them, are facing a precarious future. >> i'm mei-ling mcnamara and i'm heading into canada's great bear rainforest where a sustainable solution has finally been found. >> stretching 750 kilometers along brittish columbia's coast, the great bear rainforest is known to locals as canada's amazon. >> just amazing. >> its 6.4 million hectares make it one of the largest remaining temperate rain forests on earth, and one of the most productive ecosystems. >> however, much of this forest was not always protected. >> sea plane, the only way to fly. ooh! >> for years the forest was clear-cut by loggers. throughout the 1990s

canada has announced greenhouse gas mitigation targets for 2030.t's what canada is going to bring into the paris meeting that is coming up later this year. >>> thousands of survivors of nepal's earthquake in april are now facing another potential disaster. monsoon rains have triggered landslides. >> reporter: in this district headquarters colorful tents dot the hills. every fit of flat land has been occupied here. every few days another tented camp pops up nearby. this man walked three days with his six children from his village. >> translator: there have been massive landslides in our neighboring villages. in our village, rocks have started to fall. now it's no longer possible to go back. >> reporter: some iron sheets are being distributed, but it's not enough to go around all. most survive under these tarps, but this man says he is not even worried about that. >> translator: houses are still up in our village, they haven't been able to abandon their livestock. they are looking after their fields. harvesting crops. some 50, 60 villagers are still

however, canada the country where they are meeting is not.ernment sent no ministers, no participants at all. >> we'll form the largest -- >> reporter: instead other levels of government are taking action. here the governor of california and the premiers of canada's two biggest provinces are pooling their resources and emissions cuts. it's all a plea for national and federal authorities to get involved. >> we're not doing enough. it's clear. we're taking baby steps and many countries aren't even doing that. >> reporter: canada helped negotiate the first major climate change treaty but shocked the world when it withdraw in 2012. the country's petroleum industry has both driven economic growth and been a major source of emissions. many say canada is not playing the global role it could to halt climate change. >> my hope is that the government of canada will recover very soon again as leadership, because we need a big beautiful country like canada going ahead of all of us trying to fix one of the most commanding challenges we have as human beings

are cohost, canada this timeout, got their campaign up and winning here. dempsey scoring two goals in the win. >> david beckham played an important role in convincing an addition to the l.a. galaxy. jared is joining the club where beckham played and is set to make his debut on saturday in a friendly. >> davids a hero of mine, somebody i was lucky to play with. he's a wonderful footballer. he's someone i leaned on for advice and asks a few questions before i decided to come here. >> the women's u.s. soccer team have broken t.v. viewing records. while tens of thousands came i am out for the team's victory parade in los angeles 25 million fans tuned in to watch the final in the u.s. that is the highest ever figure for any soccer game, men's or women's in the country. >> i think it's amazing that we're put in the same conversation category as the men. i think that for us, we know that we inspire a nation and we inspire globally people around the world to dream big. for me to bring home this world cup, the coveted world cup, we have had olympic gold medals, but

my favorite place in canada. are tough, crazy -- and i admire them for it. toronto, vancouver, i love you. but, not like montreal. why? i shall explain. all will be revealed. in the meantime, check this guy out. what's the post office's motto? neither rain nor sleet nor driving snow nor plague of locusts prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail? here in montreal, the simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles, icy hurdles. i've got to ask, do you have special equipment for this? >> we've got slip-on boots. we do have our boots in the rain -- sorry, when it gets icy, with spikes on them. >> uh huh? >> and they give is also slip-on spikes for when it's icy. ♪ >> any sort of city ordinance that you have to shovel or -- they're not penalized financially or ticketed? >> no, nothing like that. >> any injuries in the line of duty? >> i've had several tumbles, one incident i was off for two months. i thought i broke my ankle. >> what's the most perilous aspect of the job?

canada was a hostage.thought that maybe the canadians would declare themselves neutral in a war between britain and the united states. 4 million soldiers and a big invasion of canada. meanwhile, up in newport, rhode island, where i teach at the naval war college, the naval planners would game out what a sea war would look like between the british and american navies. this is pringle hall, it still exists at the naval college of newport in rhode island. it is now the center for international programs because we have over 200 students from around the world who attend the naval war college at newport but here you should see, and what the planners would do, the navy officers would do, is game out movements of ship in battle. elaborate wargames would be played. and so we can imagine what this war between britain and the united states would look like from these games that were played out, and each move of the game is being recorded. of the games that take place and for the american naval planners, while the armi

and shipping containers full of pubbish from canada are at the certainty of a dispute in the philippines. ♪ ♪ >>> saudi arabia has arrested more than 400 people it says have links to the islamic state of iraq and the levant. the interior minute ministry accuses them of noting sue side attacks on mosques and security forces. >> reporter: with raids examine seizures of guns being money and compute, he saudi arabia's interior minute steer says it's dealt a massive blow to aisles. saudi security forces recently arrested 431 people they say are tied to the armed group. >> translator: within the past few wings we have nearly put an i understand to isil in saudi arabia a group that threatens our society the the suspect are from across the middle east and africa. believed to have been involved in the bombings of mosques in cities. in which at least 33 people were killed. security forces say they have also foiled six other attacks being planned against saudi targets. >> translator: isil is trying to create a rift in the kingdom. they want to create chaos here through the terror cells which includ

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government itself confirm everything the government of canada has been saying.dministration ultimately has the right to make their own decision did >> trade agreements have been a big proponent of your administration. we are in the middle of negotiations as we speak. how is that going? are we expecting a deal anytime soon? prime minister harper: i'm not going to speculate. discussions are well advanced. to make sure is this country is part of an ambitious asia-pacific international trade network. we are going to fight for all the various interests of our industries, including supply management. we want to make sure we are part of that. one of the things this government has done is the way we have transformed the global trade network this country has access to and we came to office, trade agreements were only five , we nows in the world have trade agreements concluded with 44 countries. all of europe, big chunk of the , couple ofouth korea other agreements in the middle east. this is a big opportunity for the canadian economy. given we are a trading nation and gi

to return their containers to canada. >> canada and the philippines are signatories, stopping countries exporting waste overseas. the government filed charges against a local importer. a canadian exporter is uncharged. it has become a national issue here. this is a hearing in the provincial office in the northern part of the philippines. a senate hearing is expected to happen soon. >>: >>> the feel bean government's bureau of customs and officers are facing negligence. three of 55 containers were inspected. they were not checked randomly. six container remain unaccounted for. disputes over which agencies to blame is continuing. for most here, it's about the indignity of accepting rubbish from a country like canada. >>> and a quick update on the story. and canadian waste and what it does, despite the protests it's sent to a landfill in the northern philippines. >>> chinese states in india said 24 have been deported for watching videos promoting terrorism. tourists from south africa u.k. and india were on their way to the home of the terracotta warriors two of the arrested say they were w

this is a very important agreement and if canada is not part of it canada will lose significant economic gdp and employment. >> canada's conservative government says it's pro-free trade and really wants this agreement but it knows it's politically risky especially in an election year to do anything to the country's supply management system for eggs, milk chickens and dairy. >> barack obama has praised key african ally ethiopia for its fight against the armed group al shabaab in somalia. but it's challenged the democratic record. u.s. president met the ethiopian prime minister in addis ababa. mohammad adow reports. >> it's a warm welcome for president obama at addis ababa national the first visit of the a u.s. sitting president to ethiopia foster economic and security ties dominated the talks with ethiopian prime minister . president obama praiseed ethiopia as an outstanding partner. >> ethiopia faces serious threats and its fight against be al shabaab the prime minister noted yesterday's bombing in mogadishu remind us that groups like al shabaab offer nothing but death and destruction an

thousands are attending however canada is not. it's government sent no prime ministers or participates at all. >> we're going to be forming the largest-- >> instead other levels of government are taking action. the here the governor of california and the premiere of quÉbec are coming together on a carbon trading market pooling their resources and emissions cuts. it's also a plea for national and federal officials to together. >> the countries petroleum industry in alberta has been a major source of emissions. many say canada is not playing the global role it could to halt climate change. >> my home is that the government of canada will come very soon again because we need the countries. a big beautiful country like canada going ahead trying to fix again one of the most demanding compelling challenging problems we have as human. >> just before the summit thousands protests to the response in ottawa. the hope is that momentum from the streets action from other governments and economic opportunities of enewible energy could lead to b

he's making that decision for environmental reasons he doesn't want the oil produced in canada -- he usually doesn't talk about the light sweet crude that's produced in the back ann -- bakken area of north dakota the sweetest crude that i know of. he tries to make the argument he doesn't like oil that's produced in canada for environmental reasons. yet his own state department -- remember i said this has been pending now almost seven years. we're in year six. in his -- and his own department of state the environmental impact statement says that the keystone will no significant environmental impact. so it will be interesting to see when congress is out of session in august and president turns this down trying to get under the radar what he has to say about how he's going to address the state department's clear environmental impact statement finding no environment no significant environmental impact. but we'll see what it is. we'll see what it is. at the same time, at the same time that he works to convince americans that all sanctions should be lifted from iran, so that they can produ

. -- with north canada.re is a lot of research needed for control programs -- right now we are highlighting having vaccines, it also there is research in other areas maintaining rapid diagnostic tax ests, development of either testing -- of diva testing that could identify infected flocks, and we would have to depopulate those as if they were untapped vaccinated. in studying the way the virus is transmitted and how to develop strategies to prevent those transmissions. rep. rouzer: how is usda working with states to develop vaccine use? dr. clifford: we said basic standards on animal health in shoessues. the policies in the standards would allow the use of vaccines. that could be potentially unable to control the disease -- that was what i was referring to in my testimony -- the culture that we need to move away from. we have what is referred to as diva strategies, meaning we can distinguish between the vaccine strain in the field strain. it is those types of strategies that would allow us to reduce the destr

canada has announced greenhouse gas mitigation targets for 2030.g to be 30% below 2005 levels. that has been widely dismissed by most people who follow the climate change file. >>> appropriately enough we have pictures of a massive volcano in western indonesia. the town below has been blanketed by ash and smoke. it has been erupting since early june. more than 10,000 people so far have had to leave their homes after the volcano was dormant for 400 years. it's a threat level of the highest possible category right now. ♪ >>> major computer problems hit yat -- united airlines and the new york stock exchange. >>> greece submits it's latest plan for a bailout. >>> and one year after the war in gaza nearly 100,000 people are still displaced. the slow process of rebuilding. ♪

yes, it is our headquarters in waterloo, canada. emily: how much time do you spend here versus waterloo? john: i try to spend about a week a month in waterloo. we still have 5,000, 6,000 people over there in canada, in between waterloo and mississauga and ottawa. we are building a site here in silicon valley. so that is -- i spend about a week or so a month here. the rest of the time, i go around the world, seeing customers, meeting with analysts, investors, partners, distributors, and so forth. so that is why i do that. emily: part of the reason you are opening an office here is the talent, right? john: part of the reason we are opening an office here is so that we can get much closer to all that is happening. at silicon valley, there are a lot of great ideas. 90% does not go anywhere. but the 10% that goes anywhere becomes the google of the world. so you really have to pay attention to what is happening in our industry, so you are not so insular or focused on our own thing. we have a lot of great technology, but you can't just say

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we're not in unless canada opens its market. so there are things very important, obviously to that part of the world, dairy is critically important to north american partners as well. liz: chinese are buying a lot of dairy from new zealand. that is an interesting aspect. what the investment play here, andy? which part of the investment pie becomes more attractive if the trade deal goes through? >> you have to look back at chinese equities you have to wait until all the manipulation goes by the board. liz: the government trying to put pillows under the market. >> we've seen in to their defense, ecb doing it, japanese, central banks are all very much involved but i think china could actually be a very interesting investment play again if this deal takes off and then china gets involved because it will give them credibility. liz: it is a lot cheaper now. a horrible month, folks if you thought china was too expensive it is less expensive now. peter, back to the tpp trade deal. it is extremely ambitious. 30 chapters of rules involved

extending roaming to canada and mexico. how do you keep doing this and mind the bottom line?at to see you again, emily. added 2.1 million net new customers this quarter, the ninth quarter in a row over one million. we have had four in the last six over 2 million. -- those are up 41% year-over-year. i cannot comment on profitability. we will do that on the 30th. we had pretty aggressive guidance for this year. me commenting negatively on them -- certainly a good sign. carrier 1 -- what we've done is we've taken canada, mexico and the u.s. and made it one zone. everything works the same. whatever you are simple choice plan is, no extra cost. it's a tremendous opportunity going from georgia to boston is going to be exactly the same now when you go to canada and mexico. it will get a tremendous amount of attention. it's a highly competitive attack on the big dumb end of her carriers who make $10 billion in roaming. .- dumb and dumbers we are doing it through partnerships that will get a tremendous amount of attention. emily: you have twice predicted that t-mobile now has more cus

and put another foot in canada. this is the border right here. canada, no questions asked. closer to the prison, tips were pouring in. in saranac, a resident thought he saw two escapees jumping over a wall. another alleged sighting, two men spotted walking in the middle of the night in the pouring rain. and another possible lead. near the pennsylvania border. two men seen leaving the woods near these railroad tracks. >> the state police is asking residents who live on this area, along the new york/pennsylvania border to be on alert. if they are spotted, please call 911 immediately. do not approach. both are considered to be very dangerous. >> despite warnings and calls to be on the lookout, nothing pans out. the search comes up empty. but investigators figure, it will only be a matter of time before the fugitives make a mistake. >> no lead is too small to investigate. law enforcement is maintaining a strong and visible presence in this region. >> these people are in need. they're in need of money, to sustain themselves. they're hunkered down righ