when of the contentious issues is canadian dairy. canadiane idea of stalinist chickens. [laughter] idea that it leads to higher prices and limited supply is not particularly efficient but quite politically potent, and the u.s. is putting tremendous pressure on canada because it is trying to hurt canada, it is willing to be the back i slept can i can make a change. mexico, we are willing to be a source of pressure that can help reformers do something that politically might not be possible. >> that is one of our habits. muchd a comment on how political support there is for nafta in mexico today. i think all sides of the political spectrum recognize that mexico is a different and better place as a result of those reforms, and difficult to implement. >> thank you. primeards to canada, minister trudeau said would nafta over a bad nafta. >> i think the prime minister's remarks go to a couple of things, canadians are happy with nafta the way it is. the other thing is many canadians feel that although it will take action to make it happen, that if nafta disappeared, and it would

canadians. richard is quite right they've been proactive in trying to engage inside u.s. government, talking to states and so on. what's interesting is the politics in canada. the canadian and mexican partners, governments have felt a bit on the defensive because there's almost an implicit accusation for the trump administration that nafta is the worst deal ever, the partners of ours are cheating. at the beginning, and the trudeau government in canada, mr. justin trudeau's government took the view that is going to stay calm, get along with the trump administration to the extent that it could not allow it all to be put on the defensive. as time has gone on to become quite contentious and go actually to the states, some of you remember the dispute, the antidumping dispute, the political dynamic in canada startedd to shift as some canadian started asking we are being so nice to donald trump. why is he beating us up all the time. all we are getting our trade penalties and not lead the trudeau govern

what this all means is that while canadian consumers pay more for their milk, canadian dairy farmersare shelldred from the wings in price suffered by american farmers they also get a higher rate of return for the milk they produce. in new york, neil rejman gets about $15 for 100 pounds of milk. y farmer in quebec gets about $23, a farmer like peter strebel.so ow many cows do you have on your farm? >> milking 125 cows. total 140, 145 cows. >> reporter: strebel's father s moved frtzerland to quebec in 1976, purchasing the dairy farm peter now runs with his two sons >> obviously the-- the price kind of regulatedo have decent income for the producer. i mean, you-- it's only enmatter of-- dwork for decent pay. >> we just try to balance offer and demand. >> reporter: alain bourbeau is the general manager of fhe quebec daimers, the group that helps negotiate the price peter will get for his milk. with supply management helped to stabilize the domestic production and domestic consumption.or what about e? >> as producers i would say that we're not looking to export markets. this policy is mai

so if you had to go in front of the canadian international trade tribunal criticizing the wait canadian government applied the law, you usually expect them to side with the federal government in most cases. what's interesting about the u.s. international trade tribunal is our judges tend to be skeptical of the government case usually. >> the court of claims you don't lose that often. >> exactly. i think in that case maybe the americans were more confident this would sell because they were used to their own loaning with. poison pill language was unhelpful. the bold and outrageous demands might have been helpful in that they started a conversation. and we'll come to a point where we can hopefully have a deal that at least contains some elements. but i think the idea that those were going to be the outlines of an agreement, that was never going to happen. >> no. >> i can just speak from here since that's not work? >> i think it's working now. try it. you have a larger audience outside the room. >> yes. >> i'm chris, i'm the current psych student. to your point about some of the security co

we also talked an awful lot about canadian companies investing in india, in partnerships here, in ourestors being extremely active in all the amazing thing is going on here in india. justin trudeau will meet india's prime minister narendra modi on friday for formal talks. india is hoping to signa formal talks. india is hoping to sign a deal with canada's pension fund to invest in india's smart cities programme, which is working towards modernising the country's infrastructure. canada, on the other hand, will raise the issue of india raising hefty import duties on lentils and should these. these goods account for one third of canada's overall exports to india and that is why this is an important market for canadian farmers. india says that falling prices of both crops internationally and cheap imports are hurting indian farmers. the other indian farmers who are expected to feature —— the other issueis expected to feature —— the other issue is expected to feature are security, energy, and military cooperation. walmart led the dow jones industrial average lower overnight. the compa ny‘s

canadian prime minister justin trudeau finds a warning shot of washington that's not the negotiations drag on he says. no deal could be better than a bad deal. and how's this for an in your face grocery bill tesco slapped with a four billion pound lawsuit of failing to pay men and women equally. and it was all let's do business bolen's finally got some ammunitions you ease international criticism over its huge trade surplus it shrunk for the first time in eight years and that's despite german exports hitting an all time high for twenty seventeen the nation behind die in the bents at the added us and banks being shipped close to one point three trillion euros worth of goods to the rest of the world an increase of more than six percent compared to the previous year's figures which were also a record imports increased as well to just over a trillion euros that had a welcome side effect it narrowed germany's and tourist trade surplus to two hundred forty five billion euros germany has been drawing fire from the u.s. and other trading partners over the imbalance for a long time now let's g

and canadian prime minister justin trudeau fires a warning shot of washington as nafta negotiations drag on he says no deal would be better than a bad deal. let's do business berlin's finally got some ammunition to ease international criticism over its huge trade surplus it shrunk for the first time in eight years and that's despite german exports hitting an all time high for twenty seventeen the nation known for its premium cars and precision machinery shipped close to one point three trillion euros worth of goods to the rest of the world a boost of more than six percent compared to the previous year which was also a record imports increased as well to just over a trillion euros that narrowed germany's torrijos trade surplus to two hundred forty five billion euros the government has been drawing fire from the u.s. and other trading partners over the imbalance that trade surplus is still huge and trump is threatened with measures he said china with tariffs is germany next that's a question i asked combat spunk chief economist york crema. first of all as a liberal economist i'm totally re

well it looks like an eyebrow raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some corkey damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here's the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and terminal disciplinary proceedings with that in canada he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while the see you see he was not permitted to disclose sean soo wish and prior to or during the games we do not condone this behavior sean has apologized for his mistake and poor judgment. now for a moment just bear in mind all the treatment that the russian olympic athletes have been getting an

i would have to concur with that statement no i'm not going to i don't want to blanket all of canadians of course with the same brush but i definitely think that we do have an issue with race in canada specifically says catchments you know in the onset of the incident that took place last summer when colton was his life was taken you know and it's left our community in shock and grief and anger and you know that to think that the life of an indigenous man with his whole future and later ahead of him would be taken you know so tragically and then to have the perpetrator be exonerated by a jury of all not indigenous people is something that concerning to us and it sets a dangerous precedent definitely for the post they've seen online and social media . and racism and hatred spewed towards digitas people is absolutely unacceptable yet the natalee because of this outrage of reforming the canadian justice system but what kind of reform do you think is needed specifically will you know a system that will prevent legal teams from keeping people off a jury on discriminatory grounds be enough to

a canadian environmentalist, they died in custody this week.ls ruled it a suicide and it doesn't believe it. the british iranian radcliffe has been in prison almost two years now. the young mother was arrested while she was on a visit to her parents and an iranian-american family is experiencing the heartbreak of having not one, but two family members in custody right now. businessman namazi who served two and a half years of a ten-year sentence and his father, 81-year-old baman namazi, even though he should be released to proper medical attention. it could be tantamount to a death sentence and they join me from dubai and the editor of iran wire join me here in the studio. he was imprisoned by iran in the 2009 revolution. welcome to the program. baba, can i ask you first out there in dubai, what is the very latest with your father? he's over 80 years old and he was earlier this week rushed back to hospital. >> hi, christiane. my father was for the second time this month rushed to the hospital on suspected night. this was the second incident tha

canadians waiting. the knierims solidly into third place. quite a spread between second and third. >> what do you think, guys, how would you split them? >> i would go russia. i think there was something a little bit more soulful about their performance over the canadians. the canadians are very calculated so it comes off as a bit cold when you're sitting in the arena. >> also i feel that the russians' elements were a bit cleaner. more precise. >> announcer: evgenia tarasova and vladimir morozov earned in the short program 82.92. >> wow. they just hit 80. >> announcer: currently in first place. >> a personal best. you heard it said. tarasova and morozov, the best that they have ever put on the board. and it comes here at the olympics in the team event and is the russians who take the lead. so the results here in the pairs segment of the team event and the short program, tarasova/morozov ahead of duhamel/radford. team event, official olympic athletes russia, france, italy. now, don't forget, overall, the bottom five get dropped so only five ma

and it showed you that the virgin set of paths that american and canadian that canadian-- and american protestantism was heading down. who are these fundamentalists? who are we really talking about when we use this label? first, we have to be clear about what fundamentalism means. because this word is used to pretty carelessly i think in today's culture and media. inthis class, we will use it a very historically precise way. fundamentalists, i am giving you a definition now, fundamentalist are conservative protestants who militantly opposed, militantly opposed, the militant is important, new ideas about the bible, science, and society. often, although not always, broke away to found their own , and religiousls organizations. that reallytestants a posed in an aggressive way the new changes and in many cases they broke away and found their own groups. now, we can talk about an organized fundamentalist 1900 twofrom roughly say 1930 -- to say 1931 the conservatives were fighting brutally to retain control of the old, established, northern denominations that we call mainline. , you are read

well that looks like an eyebrow raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some quirky damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here is the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and terminal disciplinary proceedings with that in canada he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while he was not permitted to disclose shaun sue wish and prior to or during the games we do not condone this behavior sean has apologized for his mistake and poor judgment. now for a moment just bear in mind all the treatment that the russian olympic athletes have been getting and listen to ho

it adds up to the canadians but with mexico leaves office we were willing to be a source of pressure to help reformers do something that might not be possible. it would be a place about how much support there is today because all sides of the political spectrum recognize that mexico is a different and probably a better place as a result of those forms. the pastor came out and said he would paper and i quote no nafta over a bad nafta. what do you think that he meant by that? >> his remarks go to a couple of things. if you like we will leave it alone going back to the do no harm. but if nafta disappeared we could go back to the trade agreement it would have to revise. they have a way to survive even this. it's to signal he isn't going to cave on the canadian interest, this whole dynamic they've been trying to engage with trump administration and put a lot of political pressure. they have a series about the deal and i think all of the pressure he needs to stand up to that criticism. candidate should have an election this year. they will be harbingers of what happened. he has to play pol

she was originally canadian. she made most of her career in california. she had been converted at a revival as a young girl. she married young. she really tried to play the role of a dutiful housewife. she accompanied her husband who was a missionary, to china. he became ill and died very soon after they arrived. and she was increasingly feeling that god was speaking to her to preach. so she came back to north america and got remarried. on the top left is her first husband. she was remarried and started america, preaching at revivals. arriving in her gospel car, which was emblazoned with slogans like "jesus is coming soon, get ready." her second husband was not crazy about this. he did not want to play second fiddle to her. he wrote letters demanding she take care of the house and act like other women. pretty soon, he got fed up and filed for divorce. she was on her own for a time. she drove around with her mother. she was so determined that when her car got stuck in the mud, she got out and wrapped the clothes from her suitcase around the wheels to gain

a canadian pension fund wants to invest in india.tructure and needs $1 billion. the other issue canada could raise with india is that india recently put a hefty import duty on products like chickpeas and beans. that is something canada could raise. thank you forjoining us. the us unit of japanese raise. thank you forjoining us. the us unit ofjapanese airbag manufacturer, ta kata, us unit ofjapanese airbag manufacturer, takata, has reached a settle m e nt manufacturer, takata, has reached a settlement with 44 us state attorneys. there was a deadly safety defect with the airbags. the settle m e nt defect with the airbags. the settlement could pave the way for a sale of the company to rival the safety systems. i am joined by timothy mcdonald. this could be good news for takata, but they are bankrupt. they have run out of money. that is a big issue because, interestingly enough, even though $650 million have been decided upon, no one will make them pay it. they we re no one will make them pay it. they were pushing for this penalty but sa

fancy bears is claiming that the canadian olympic committee covered up the positive doping test of its national poll of all champion prior to the rio olympics earlier my colleague nicky aron discussed the details with our. well that looks like an eyebrow raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some quirky damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here is the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and terminal disciplinary proceedings what they didn't counted he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while the see you see he was not permitted to disclose sean sue wi

well it looks like an eyebrow raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some corkey damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here's the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and turned all disciplinary proceedings with that in canada he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while he was not permitted to disclose shaun sue wish and prior to or during the games we do not condone this behavior sure has apologized for his mistake and poor judgment. now for a moment just bear in mind all the treatment that the russian olympic athletes have been getting and listen to h

what is on the menu at this new canadian restaurant.>>> coming up con any --, black panther star hasn-demand push- ups for his costar. we will have more on life eat at 10:00. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. kpix five's john ramos spoke to the owner who says he wanted to bring a little bit of montereal to the bay are >>> a new restaurant opened in the east bay and on the can -- menu, canadian cuisine. our reporter spoke to the owner who said he wanted to bring a little montrial to the bay area.>> reporter: in an industrial area, a new restaurant has opened with some of the most polite service. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> it is not just good business, it is a birthright. >> i am canadian. >>> welcome in to that montrial deli, a n

. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau continued his bay area tour today including a meeting with jerry brown in san francisco. the issues that came up include the environment, trade and trudeau's socks. >> reporter: it was a brief meeting between governor brown and canadian prime minister justin trudeau, both came to further their understanding of what is needed to protect the environment. >> we have so much work to do together as friends. >> reporter: california signed an agreement with ontario to low the greenhouse gas emissions by putting a cap on emissions a company can have. >> the president is awol, he's absent without leave on the climate challenge. and so we just have to make up for that and be as creative as we possibly can. >> reporter: outside that meeting at the fair mont hotel, three protesters managed to get in to denounce the canadian government's approval of a pipeline that would nearly triple the output of crude oil. this is what trudeau told reporters yesterday. >> we're going to ensure that that pipeline gets built because it's in the national interest. >> repo

. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in san francisco, met with tech leaders trying to sell on canada. kate larson explains why he's appealing to so many here in the bay area. >> prime minister justin trudeau's motorcade pulled in, met with amazon and -- ceos. tech talks encouraging silicon valley to do more business in canada. >> canadian advantage, tax competitiveness is one. >> crowd cheered on the prime minister out of meeting with mark bc benioff. >> in the city that birthed summer of love and gay rights. he resonates. people love him. >> reporter: fans kept up throughout the city. >> hoping for him to wave at us. >> reporter: says distaste for current american politics drove her to trudeau. >> learned more. think he's a great leader. brought women and minoriies into his cabinet. >> reporter: that inclusiveness also given trudeau the tech world which relies on foreign workers. abc7 news. >>> police on the campus of san francisco state investigating death in oncampus dorm. called to mary ward hall tuesday evening. individual had been dead some time. identity has not been

the six americans found shelter with the canadian ambassador as well as the canadian consul general john shearden. they were there houseguests for three months before the cia was able to successfully extricate them from the country. as you can see in the image we have a pair of fake eyeglasses. this was part of the costume given to the member of the canadian six. her name was catherine stafford. they provided them with costumes and fake personas, and fake documents. they had to take on and memorize these cover stories to pass through the revolutionary guard at the tehran airport. these fake eyeglasses are a wonderful representation of that successful extrication. >> we have two sides of the story. >> exactly. >> those who are held and those who made it out. >> in addition, we have items that show the end of the story, the welcome home. the 52 hostages who were released on january 21, the day after ronald reagan's inauguration. they were showered with gifts and memorabilia. they were showered with gifts and memorabilia. we have a button that was a gift to ann swift. ann was part of the tw

well it looks like an raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympiccommittee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some corkey damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here is the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and turned all disciplinary proceedings with that in canada he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while he was not permitted to disclose sean sue wish and prior to or during the games we do not condone this behavior sure has apologized for his mistake and poor judgment. now for a moment just bear in mind all the treatment that the russian olympic athletes have been getting and listen to how shawn

but the canadian dual of canada brought the house down.ated to gold in the last competitive skate of their career, and they needed every point because the french couple was brilliant. the canadians one of the most decorated teams of all time as they won a gold in two olympics ago and a silver in sochi. congratulations to them. you were glued. >> i'm a huge fan. but the tweets out of canada are hilarious. canadians don't know what they want more, a gold for hockey or for them to start dating because it's a big controversy on whether or not they're a couple. apparently they're not, but they have so much chemistry and heat out on the ice, everybody is assuming they're together. >> you need your own blog. >> i've been following them for four years. >> that's fantastic. >> i always want the americans to win. >> but you won't be following them in another four years. >> probably >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increas

well it looks like an raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some quirky damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here is the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and terminal disciplinary proceedings with that in canada he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while the see you see he was not permitted to disclose sean sue wish and prior to or during the games we do not condone this behavior sean has apologized for his mistake and poor judgment. now for a moment just bear in mind all the treatment that the russian olympic athletes have been getting and liste

mr trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met mr brady on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a banned sikh group to attend an official dinner with the prime minister some in india have accused members of mr trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india. still to come here at al-jazeera the european union doubles its funding for efforts to fight downgrades in africa's sun region. find down try to china's government is taking control of a major insurance. say the weather turning some say less cold for the closing ceremony of the winter olympics we have got winds pushing in from all of a westerly direction as we go on through the next few days so with around five degrees celsius temperatures in primetime will just about creep above freezing cold enough across an old a passage pants still some snow coming into northern sections of honshu tokyo to get up to around fifty degrees but it cools off as we go on into sunday eight degrees celsius that the tokyo but the temperatures picking up in cells of the temperatures a

next at 8 --- the canadian prime minister makes a visit to san francisco.e said to local tech luminaries in silicon valley today. a big name is in town... canada's prime minister-- justin trudeau-- is visiting san francisco. it is the second day of his four day u-s tour.... promoting nafta and strengthened relations between the u-s and canada. trudeau visited the salesforce headquarters... and met with chairman and ceo marc benioff. salesforce has announced it will invest two billion dollars in canadian businesses over the next five year.(sot) "the canadian advantage has many aspects from tax competiveness that is welcoming to the greatest advantage that canada has...is canadians forward thinking ..a open diverse people" trudeau will meet will governor jerry brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsome on friday...before traveling to los angeles. (pam) san francisco ... is suing california... it is all because of a state law that allows uber and lyft drivers .... to have a single business license to drive anywhere in the state. san francisco filed the lawsui

india's prime minister there under muti has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band seek group to attend an official dinner some in india are accusing members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india all right up to date elizabeth will be here in about thirty minutes but this next is what i want east. doing this for the benefit of people so bad they see the importance of the outcry. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. decades of war have left thousands of iraqi amputees desperate to mend their broken bodies. now the chance to use cutting edge robotic for standards is giving them new hope. i'm steve on this episode one on one he's follows one man's incredible journey from refugee to world leading surgeon as he melds humans with robotics to help people walk again. welcome to baghdad. we're surrounded by armored vehicles and. we have plenty of security with us saying i'm on my way to the even seen a hospital in baghdad's green zone the

and the canadians will tell us we keep an eye on them but we have to make a distinction between freedom of speech and support to terrorism so if there are people raising slogans i think it's a different approach to freedom of speech in the us or in canada compared to how we view it in south asia and dare i think arise as the problem. seeks represent about the same percentage of the population in both india and canada and yet in canada a prominent political positions held by sikhs how is that viewed in india. no i think that in punjab it's a matter of pride but what has happened is that kept in singles and all the chief minister punjab. and a congress leader he was denied entry into canada canada last year on the pretext apparently there's a canadian rule that rule has never been invoked in the past but he cannot come to canada to campaign on behalf of a political party in your own country so he harbored he nursed that hurt so when he came in last year when defense minister of canada came captain singer fused to meet him for which of course he was roundly criticised by others in punjab i

>> to be fair, that might be the least canadian thing i've ever seen. >> they're doing a glued test to's canadian now. >> you know who was happy with the silver medal, ivanka trump, borrowed one off of lauren gibbs. >> do you think it's okay she wears a medal she didn't earn? >> it's not a job at the white house. >> why didn't the u.s. win more gold? >> they didn't have their eyes on the prize. they had it on the speed skaters' junks. >> not only are you in spanned e, you have a bullseye! >> look right there! you're a distracted speed skater! m also if you're going to talk romance, we have to talk about the canadian ice dancing couple. >> ththe greatest dancing team bone. >> oh, dude. just listen to their names, moyer and virtue. sounds like a hallmark movie about two dancers who boned. >> i'm not sure. >> look at this. >> relationship status is none of your business ( laughter ) >> that doesents prove anything. >> come on, man! look at them. >> get your head out of the boning gutter. why do you care so much? >> love is a drug and if they are in love it may as well be doping. love is a

the canadian leader had a moment with the crowd before peeling away in his motorcade. but his visit was more than a cameo. he talked about its cultural significance as washington stews over immigration and what it means to be american. >> he's an incredible leader of the world, focused on things most important to us here in san francisco, equality and diversity. >> reporter: bennihoff said he's from a family of immigrants. his great grandparents moved to the states in the 1800s. his grandfather was a fur trader and look where he is now. trudeau's motorcade took off here at 1:30 this afternoon, he headed off to the st. regis where trudeau had a meeting with jeff bezos and other tech titans. reporting live from san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> one person is dead after a car collided with an ac transit bus in the east bay. it happened around 6:30 this morning. investigators say the force from the crash sent both cars into a parked car in the driveway and a nearby house. the driver of the car was killed. police and ac transit say they will be

as they well know, i will always stand up for the interests of canadian businesses including canadianll businesses and that's something we will not flinch on and will affect how we move forward on nafta. >> he meets with the ceo jeff bezos, and tomorrow he will have a meeting with the governor and mayor. he's hoping to go home with new opportunities for collaboration. live in the newsroom. >>> a legal battle over coffee is percolating. a consumer group entered immediate ymediation today with sellers over whether to post health notices about their product. the issue is with a chemical that is a by product of the roast i roasting process. a a so joining us to talk about this more, because everybody's going, oh, my goodness i drink coffee. marsha cohen, thank you for coming in. let's start with this, in the amount that we talk about the chemical in coffee that's a by product of the roasting process of coffee. i know it can harm mice in large doses. what is the harm proven? >> there's no proven direct harm to humans and we're expoeszed to the chemical in lots of carbo hi hydrate products

. ♪ skinny, just give me the skinny ♪ >> that doesn't look like the canadian pairs couple. >> differentd of olympics. all right. >> apparently, that's a wrap on the winter games. they're done. >> they're not closing until sunday. >> of course the bachelor winter games. it started with 25 representatives from all over the world and came down to five couples ice dancing to take home the gold rose. >> the gold rose. yeah. maybe a little bit of both. the couple standing top of the podium at the end, happy to report they are still together. >> but the most talked about moment of the whole season was in the world tells all special when the french canadian proposed to claire crowley. she said yes. everyone skated off into the sunset and we're thankful we don't have to see this for another four years. you know? >> yes. that's jack laughing. jack is pretty happy to see this over with. >> yeah. >>> and comedian tiffany haddish is having a pretty good day. she went on instagram to anounsz that mtv has tapped the girl strip star to host the movie and tv star and she is promising it will be hilariou

arrived in the country six days ago but only met morny on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats were to draw an invitation to a former member of a band sick group to attend an official dinner with trudeau some have accused members of his cabinet of supporting six separate as them. and this train company is turning a lake into one of the world's biggest batteries the system of lakes turbines and tunnels water around in a way that guarantees electricity is always on tap supporters of the scheme hope it will reduce the country's dependence on coal and a thomas reports from taliban go in australia slowing mountains the plan is to turn this reservoir into a giant. battery the hills would be its casing the water itself the battery stored power. this standard hydroelectric scheme in australia snowy mountains already catches snow melt in rainwater and uses it to spin turbines to make electricity the new so-called pump hydro scheme is different it would take the water that's already passed through the system and pump it back up from a lower reservoir so its original one no need for a new righ

india's prime minister there under muti has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band seek group to attend an official dinner some in india are accusing members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india all right up to date elizabeth will be here in about thirty minutes but next is what i want east. i am doing this for the benefit of people so bad they see the importance of. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. decades of war have left thousands of iraqi amputees desperate to mend their broken bodies. now the chance to use cutting edge robotic for standards is giving them new hope. i'm steve on this episode one on one he's follows one man's incredible journey from refuse.

we will speak with the author, new york times beirut bureau chief and with canadian -- a canadian researcher. as the deadly flu sweeps across the united states, will go to austin, texas, to speak with austin city councilmember gregorio casar where the council is set to vote on an historic ordinance for mandated paid sick leave. >> the infection rate has decreased by 6% or 7%. getare twice as likely to everybody else sick. workers fromnt having six -- sick leave. amy: can they overcome the opposition of a koch brothers based lobbying group? all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump unveiled his $4.4 trillion budget plan monday, proposing deep cuts to education, healthcare, and social safety net programs, while massively increasing the pentagon's budget. trump's plan would slash the department of education's budget by more than 10%. it would sharply reduce income-based student loan repayment plans, while ending the public service loan forgiveness program. trump's budget would cut more than $17 billion fr

flyers canadian at the worlds fargo center. >> excited about this injuries are a part or the game and with them wayne simmons and michael neuvirth are all out and petr-mrazek acquired from detroit he does not start and the rookie for the first power play goal and tied at one and 2-1 canadians in the third and less than 90 to play and vorcheck saves the day and headed to over time. in ot he keeps it going how about this goal, here is a three point night this is the game winner the flyers take it 3-2. >> we stuck with it and i think we are a little bit tired but we got the win. >> reporter: the eagles have reportedly chosen mike groh to be their new offensive coordinator he is elevated from the receivers coach and also according to reports duce-staley in addition to running back coach and freddy gavis is gone and crawford was a september call up last season and immediately felt at home, he and a lot of his teammates came up through the minors together. >> we have been playing since three or four years now a lot of us and all the newcomers we make them feel welcome here and want to so th

for the thousands of sikhs who came out to greet to do the political success of see canadians is a point of pride seems like this might play well back at home but you do will have to balance that with his primary goal of his trip progress on trade and building stronger ties with prime minister modi he meets on friday in theo's tired. winter olympics still going on in south korea someone who is not having a good games definitely the usa and apologist ilia. the u.s. are not on course to have their west end picks for two decades korea from their usual domination of some olympics they're currently down fifth in the medal table they have just six gold medals it would sixteen overall now compare that to twenty years ago in the last six golds and thirteen medals overall their only dislike he bets at this time around but to give you a little context in the of the for a lympics between the gun and they won at least nine golds and twenty five medals overall well one of the biggest disappointment for the u.s. this time was an ice hockey the men's team crashed out to the czech republic three two in

we will watch the canadian currency.tching the south .03, closerrency, 120 to win zuma is not related to power in south africa. sea of red across asia. markets in europe are down. south african rand. british pound is weaker. canada again, a drop in canadian little money piles into canadian treasuries opted back of the job market report. mark: the selloff is widening over $5 trillion from global stocks since the beginning of the year. our next guest says do not panic and trust in fundamentals. joining us is nandini lalita ramakrishnan of jpmorgan asset management global asset management. >> it has been a busy week and we are watching things closely but this volatility is what you would expect in normal markets toce 1982 present -- 1980 present. and more years than most, the end of year is positive. it happened in 2016, 2017 was a lot more calm and what happening now is normal market behavior. volatility should have been higher previously. mark: should we fill our of it -- boot? >> not saying that, it is presenting certain

so it's pooling cool canadian air right into hour neck of the woods, and these winds will remain activer the next 12 hours. so here's a call from accuweather. remakes windy, and it will be rather cold overnight tonight, and in the north bay especially. we drop into the 20s in a lot of cities and most spots, san francisco dropping into the 0 abouts overnight tonight and once again in the santa cruz mountains there is a chance of a little bit of wintry precipitation overnight tonight. however, that wind is going to make it feel even colder than that. look at future tracker windchill numbers, by 7:00 in the morning on monday. this is how you feel as you step out the door, a lot of 20s and 30s and the winter jacket, the scarf and gloves and hat necessary tomorrow morning. the 12-hour planner, a nice looking day and cold start to the day and the wind is with us throughout the afternoon between 10 and 20 miles per hour, so that's going to keep temperatures once again limited to the 50s there. 45 it in san francisco and 54 in oakland with breezy conditions. 56 in san jose and 51 in napa, and t