it's at the heart of the canadians. is there a way out of this situation and where do you expect them to put the ambassador? >> nobody believes that steel and aluminum are from canada or mexico are a threat to our national security. nex believes that. so it's like a joke. angela merkle talked about that over in munich. how do you get the president, that's really the president's decision, how do you get him off the limb on that? my sense is that as we consummate the new nafta for the world, it's one of those myths, there's a lot of myths and the president went out and said all over the country that nafta was the worst trade agreement ever made and when he signed the new nafta, a tweaking of the modernization, it's the single most important agreement ever signed and we've been treated very badly by the canadians and mexicans and treated badly by the south koreans and we're in a dream world here, folks. there is a false narrative out there. what i don't like is that his voters and supporters go along with that. i don't thi

>> canadians love amy klobuchar. look at how she handled snow. [laughter] i can come back to come in her -- i can go back to her in her declaration. that's my political answer. >> i get bored of this kind of keeps talk about how canadians and how they handle snow from sarasota, florida. [laughing] >> burn. not from churchill. >> he didn't get that suntan in winnipeg. >> no, this is a win burn. [laughter] >> now that we've got the facts on the table -- >> he has a bigger plate beside me actually. >> at least it has been long enough since that damn hockey game in vancouver that you don't talk about that anymore. [laughter] >> so i keep following these guys. there's a united states senator that i am holding a reception for at my home in atlanta tomorrow night, by the name of amy klobuchar. we are not planning on snow, but i am planning on her being the democratic nominee. >> and will she support usmca in her campaign? >> i do want to speak for, but i think she understands the benefits of free and open trade, and i know, since she's been a cochair of

look at thea canadian-built vehicle. the overwhelming majority of the parts come from the united states. why would you mess with the system that is so intertwined? as we talked about in the aluminum industry, parts will go across the border five or six times. to somehow say that effective immediately this is what i'm going to do, it is not going to work. >> did you want to weigh in on the prospect of 25 terrorists? what i will say that the history is incredibly important for you. great demand driver you are america, so we want to a and make sure that there is a robust north american auto industry, so we're watching mostly what happened with the report and the remedy and how that impacts the structure of the usmca. all of this is really intertwined. >> i want to take an audio industry -- audience question. scarcity would be created by the commerce department having trouble administering questions. what are you hearing from congress about quotas? any recommendations on how to raise concern about quotas? who wants to grab t

it was really wonderful. >> and just again to emphasize, this is canadian hospitality and canadians comingo the rescue of their ally to the shout oout. the neighbor to the south in united states. and when it opened on broadway, canadian prime minister justin trudeau was there. >> yes. and he brought a number around the world. and the president's dump daughter as well. >> ivanka trump. >> ivanka trump. it was incredible to have the prime minister of the country respond to a piece you wrote to say this is exactly what we're saying about cross-border collaboration and working together and partnership. >> the story is that he cried. efs very moved. >> yes. that's what my dad told us. is that he was crying. >> because i wasn't going two go into the politics right how to but you mentioned it was during the u.n. general assembly. he did bring a number of nations and president trump's daughter and advisor to the president. and at the time, the idea of accepting the other, of welcoming strangers, foreigners, refuges, whoever they are is a major big deal and a very fraught contention in the united s

>> anthony: you celebrate canadian history, you celebrate canadian traditions, you celebrate canadianre? is it -- is it national, uh, quebecois fervor? >> david: i think that's very much it. he's very much a patriot. i say all the time this is one of the most important restaurants, to me, in north america, if not the world. it's an art installation, if you actually look at it. >> anthony: the meal begins -- begins -- with a tower of maple desserts. good lord. sponge maple toffee. maple donuts. beaver tails. maple cotton candy. but, but, but wait, there's more. almond croissants, whippet biscuits, some nougat. >> david: yeah. >> anthony: ah, there we go. i think that's a first for me. i've never seen that done. >> david no? >> anthony: well, not with a hammer. let the madness begin. next, a whole lobe of foie gras with baked beans, on a pancake, cooked in duck fat, of course, cottage cheese and eggs, cooked in maple syrup. wow. that's awesome. there's a healthy salad, sautéed duck hearts, gizzards, and pig's ear, topped with a heaping pile of fried pork rinds. good lord. mmm. oh, and a

there is nobody liked the canadians. minister and and prime minister, everybody is just loving on us. nobody is more charming than our own ambassador. seey would like to resolution on this more than you. it will come. i don't want to over charm americans. it's a fine line the care -- line. it's going to get done. will it be as expedient as people want? no. nothing ever does. the domestic situation in the ,nited states politically >> we are going to see the president for a long time. he's going to be reelected are in something under seen happening. >> you are a politician and you understand the landscape. if this didn't get done before 2020? >> it will affect your elections more than ours. it will affect the canadian side of things more in terms of their elections. and is why chicken and tariffexemption removal, removal, it matters. i hate to say, it matters more in canada than in the u.s. that's not to say it doesn't matter. not a chance that the u.s. election will turn on this issue. >> you are in kentucky. do your cons

this is a canadian tradition.used to be with caroling if you ever watch caroling they use to throw the chair. >> i believe that. >> and throws into the apartment across the street all the kids do it and then mom came home the other night and then they were throwing furniture. [applause] >> although it in lies the fact that you mentioned gordon lightfoot. >> all of us canadians. [laughter] >> except for a nickel back. [laughter] >> do people change quick. >> i don't care what she changes but she and the person filming should be charged with manslaughter with that ridiculous excuse it was p-letter or pressure if you feel some peer pressure when you are in prison there will be some peers pressuring you to do stuff. not only that the fact with social media is twitter and instagram is inconsistent if you send me something bad or terrible about somebody they will take the post down right away if you want to post a video you usually get that this is checked to make sure it's not copyrighted. where was youtube on this whe

canadian manufacturing, u.s. manufacturing and mexican manufacturing where you have multiple border crossings going into all types of different production. so not only here in washington but out there west of the beltway we have been trying to tell the story and it showed this is providing a significant investment banks to nafta. >> do you tell the story with charts, numbers? we know the anecdote of the saying all ceremony the people that voted for you are in ag states and this is what it did to ag. how do you tell the story? >> congress legislated by anecdote. to be able to get lawmakers into facilities, into the locomotive cab, to get next to a train track safely and see the investment and most important to be able to talk to the folks who are able to come to work each day at cn that's a compelling story, that's a lot of better than being able to see we have moved the needle and for them to actually see the bricks and the mortar and we have been able to put in the ground and the tracks we have been able to lay

the brazilian reality and canadian -- real and canadian dollar moving on oil.ritain with a -- and brazil is having a weaker day. guy: european banks reporting earnings this week with the leaders giving bloomberg their take on the banking sector in europe and what is a challenging environment. >> it was impacted by the market. however, bnp paribas being a diversified bank, 7.5 billion euros is the bottom line. >> look at the fourth quarter, it is not unlike the market. it is not a good picture. you see some of the headwinds there. and in order to deal with those, you have to look at cash. >> i am disappointed in the result, which is driven by the icome, but the income lines, think the big ones are savings and in the trading side. we have had an environment where you have had asset performance in the fourth quarter really at a level which we have not seen since 2008. guy: some of the european banking leaders we talked to today. we will bring in our opinion columnist and start off with bnp, the real standout for them was the fact that are equities business, which

and their canadian listings.ing to see this graphtatigrap graphtatigrap graphtatigrap graphtation -- graphtation down south. >> it's important for several reasons. it's an international business on with continents and with very aggressive growth plans. to tapping the capital markets, institutional investors, retail outside of canada and globally, i think is very, very helpful from a global perspective and also from an international market. we're a leader peter: cannabis has been legal .n canada we have seen rapid expansion of our medical business.. .e have seen we have seen rapid expansion of our medical business. -- in terms of the first opportunity, cannabis, the active ingredients in the to be s plant are going ingredients in many, many -- in terms pet care, , recreational purposes -- caroline: what are you using it in pet care? >> we have a joint venture with gray wolf, veterinarian who are the impact of f cannabis on different types of animals. they have the same system that have, humans use cannabis for nxi

pushing the canadians to adopt steel quotas, for example, which feels to the canadians as an odd requestrom a neighbor that has often been a champion of the free market. amanda: sean, great to have you with us. coming up, it is all electric, like a tesla but priced like a ford fiesta. an electric vehicle that you have probably never seen before but one that may define -- redefined the commuter car. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: you have probably never seen a vehicle like the one we are about to show you, but a publicly traded canadian company , if it has its way, it will be long before you see a lot of them. all electric like a tesla, priced like a ford fiesta, and one of the weirdest looking vehicles you have ever seen. introducing the solo. >> a clean energy electric vehicle for one person, an opportunity that was too great not to seize. >> the three-we'll ev the country has 20,000 preorders. to meet demand, it will master do an updated model in china. >> the concept was always to have a vehicle that could be assembled quickly, efficiently, and with high quality in under three hours. >>

and i thought what could canadian? i thought i love canada. yeah. >> if i wanted an emblem for ses great. >> seth: the maple leaf is great. but i think this would make as good, if not a better flag for our neighbors to the north. [ applause ] >> that was the greatest find of my time in toronto. >> seth: that's fantastic. they genuinely seem so happy to be with one another. >> so happy, so in love. at peace, they found some serenity. they feel like they're creatively expressing themselves. they're in love. they're in nature. they've got it figured out. >> seth: i don't want to speak for that moose, but i'm guessing he would say -- >> funny. >> seth: drake. >> agg. >> seth: i love you, but i'm going to pee inside. is it horror movies are scary to watch, but they're not scary to make. >> no! i had so much fun making this movie. i had so much fun making this movie. i want to make 60 more. not really, i mean, maybe, later. >> seth: but that scene, no, you committed to . genuinely, the c my son in this film taught me acting lessons. he's, you know f

>> they bought some canadian crude in the market.eople in the market have said they have been running more canadian crude in the gulf coast refineries. they have had plans in place to adjust their supply to deal with sanctions. alix: thank you to david marino. we want to move on to london, where energy aspects cofounder richard allison joins me. the impact isn't on overall prices but spreads. that puts pressure on u.s. refineries. if you look at the mars blend versus the louisiana light sweet crude, the heavy crude in the u.s., you are seeing tightness there, not in the overall price. richard: exactly right. the markets are not too concerned about supply anyway. we have a lot of u.s. production growth despite opec cuts. it is really about the type of crude available. shale, other light, sweet crudes are good for some things, particularly good for gasoline but not good for diesel. not optimal if you are a complex refinery. if they are not going to process venezuelan, they need canadian or other latin american heavy barrels. those are

welcome back the right to free speech is again at the center of debate this time a canadian famine ist mag and murphy is suing twitter for banning her from the platform last year due to her tweets about transgender people before her permanence to spawn shen she posted tweets like men are. or not women and referred to a transgender activist using the incorrect pronoun twitter deeded its policy against a hate full contact last year the new version aims to stop users from ms gendering and dad naming the practice of addressing transgender people by their birth name murphy says she opposes the new policy twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey common to us on the bad. we can be this neutral perceived threat for many i'm not sure what was behind that but i certainly don't believe it was that one tweet. well we're now joined live by mag and murphy canadian writer and founder of the blog famine as current welcome to our it's an international think you are for finding time to talk to us so could you explain why you're suing twitter. well i'm suing twitter partly for breach of contract so in the terms of ser

steve ciccolini from a canadian iceberg vodka corporation in toronto.a day of protests, calling for action on climate change. organisers say pupils walked out of schools in more than 60 towns and cities to highlight what they see as a lack of action by the government. frankie mccamley reports. we are angry that the government's not doing anything, but we also see it as important to fight for ourfutures. to all the politicians, listen to what we have to say. you failed at saving your own future, so now can you try and save ours? there's no time to rest. we have to do something to save the planet. chanting: this is what democracy looks like! different voices, one clear message. today was a day led by the children, for the children and their future. thousands campaigned in dozens of protests across the country. they say you don't have a voice! a call for action in sheffield... what do we want? climate action! chanting in ullapool. .. marching in brighton... a real sense of urgency in cardiff and, in manchester, there was music. # born to love in everyone..

entered the owner of canadian sunrise records, hmv's owner of canadian sunrise records, hmv‘s new ownerstwo and a half years ago and they are doing strong and doing well, profitable. we see hmv continuing on in the uk for a long time. the challenges are significant and hmv once made sales on cds and games which have been plummeting year on year but even though many stories including this one, the flagship are closing, they are confident that hmv can exist up and down the country through its engineering in 2021 and beyond. here in the bbc news room, this is outside source and the lead story to make story concerns a brexit, the irish border continues to be a scene of contention. theresa may of various reassurances that she is taking the threat of a hardboard or seriously. —— hard board or seriously. the two sides of the n and's conflict have become toxic and jordan and the pictures earlier of people filing an and we know a prisoner exchange has been agreed brokered by the un and an effort to generate enough trust between both sides. the cease fire and the port, on the western coast of yeme

by the return to where he was letting before which is in this country interestingly, he has dual canadianionality, and so the question arises to whether he will be stripped of his british citizenship are not in the family that the other one has but admit another stage. this is somebody has been out fighting with ijaz, it's not like obviously married to a jihadist, but he is someone who's been engaged in this. so it appears he's been at a different level we don't know what she was doing when she was there, we hear her account and so on, but yes, perhaps it's a more great the situation and fact. it's a huge issue because we know that there are hundreds of foreign fighters, many of them from the uk, but belgian as well in france and other european countries who have gone out to join i asked, and as a big question now, as they appear to be close to being defeated on the ground in terms of holding territory so what happens to the people. that is the big question he's not going to be the last who's going to want to come forward and say they want to return, but i suppose the issue is what market

stanford trains under canadian coach joel, pa rt trains under canadian coach joel, part of its internationaluries and consistent performances, something i was really looking for. although i was really looking for. although i was surrounded by a great team in leeds at british triathlon, much of the time i was coaching myself and managing the programme on my own, which i think has been quite stressful a nd which i think has been quite stressful and also probably led to me getting injured quite a lot. now that i've got someone to help me with that i'm confident that we will not be dealing with as many injuries. the last olympics in 2016 saw the lowest moments for non sta nford, saw the lowest moments for non stanford, an agonising full finish and she admits she is only getting over it now. but it has fuelled her fire to get to the next olympics in 2020 in tokyo. and she believes that the new training environment under this coach will put her in the best shape possible to get there.|j this coach will put her in the best shape possible to get there. i would like to go back and have another crack,

a canadian man who gunned down six members of a québec city mosque and twenty seventeen has been sentencedto life in prison the judge said alexander be so now that it would be eligible for parole after serving forty years behind bars the canadian prime minister justin trudeau denounced the shooting as a terrorist attack last week. in lagos nigeria supporters of the president have gathered for a rally in the run up to next week's elections the all progressives congress party hopes to see president's muhammadu buhari reelected to a second term the president is scheduled to address the crowd this afternoon and next saturday the country will also vote for a new parliament. w correspondent adrienne critias at that election campaign event in lagos and joins us now for the latest so adrienne tell us what's going on where you are. well i mean you can see the little bit of the back right hopefully in fairy loud here it's very on here to thousands of people who came to see president obama who are you from the party a.p.c. you came here for one of his last rally just before the elections next saturda

drugs that are going domestically that are going to be used by canadians. drugs that are being transshipped through canada as other parcels will not bear the same inspection and do not have to have the same quality assurance. so ultimately, the responsible falls on the country that -- of destination. so you're relying on the country of origin to ensure that the quality assurance is in place. and then you would be relying on your customs people to pick off anything that's untoward. >> so just to kind of add to what don shared with us, a, there is no entity in canada with that responsibility. or those resources. secondly, we're currently conducting undercover investigatio targeting cancer medicines that while they appear to be manufactured in one country in southeast asia, the entity doesn't even live, exist in that country. they're operating totally clandestinely in another southeast asian nation, manufacturing medicines without any inspection authority, shipping them clandestinely through the mails, using pay pal accounts in a third southeast asia nation, a

and canadian agreement, that was the beginning of a, i was 13 years old at the time. [ laughter ] >> very clever. >> sitting in r&d. >> our leaders were very close, they both shared the vision, and i will give much credit, i will say this, subsequently, the clinton administration, who brought in the mexican side, amidst much criticism, and politics, did a great job. in my view. praising a democrat, i think, correct me if i'm wrong, it was vice president al gore, who kind of kicked ross perot's butt on the larry king show. >> i missed that one. >> i've been around so long, but anyway, that's another point, the point about investment, we had a currency provision, protection of intellectual property rights, we've never had that before, digital, financial services, we managed to come to an agreement on agriculture and dairy farming, her things to do, looking at the side-by-side, yes, it is better. and you know what else is better? we got a good deal done, and supply chains, and business activity continues. essentially uninterrupted, and this will be the most prosperous trading block, i j

and hmv rises again on the high street after it's bought by a canadian record company.nd coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, jose mourinho has to pay £3 million to escape a jail sentence in spain, for tax offences. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. four children, aged between three and eight, have died in a house fire overnight in stafford. their motherjumped from a first floor window with her baby and her partner — their injuries are not life threatening. the local fire and crime commissioner paid tribute to the emergency services and described what's happened as heartbreaking. sima kotecha is in stafford for us now, this is just this isjust a desperate this is just a desperate tragedy, isn't it. well, tonight this community is grieving, the news that four children died in that fire is understandably proving to be difficult to digest for many here, now the emergency services say they are doing all they can to find out exactly what happened, but for the family of those children, that is little consolation. windows shattered. the inside o

germany france spain and the united kingdom held an emergency meeting in the canadian capital to try to find ways to dislodge material from power canadian prime minister justin trudeau opened the meeting by not only urging countries to continue to support but also take steps to make the transition of power possible today canada is stepping up and announcing fifty three million dollars to address the most pressing needs of its wayland's on the ground including the almost three million refugees diplomats here say one of the main objectives of this meeting was to show a united front backing and looked at that way perhaps this meeting met one of its key objectives but so much of venezuela's future rests in the hands of the military that still supports. and no amount of diplomacy has been able to change that gabriel is on doe. auto. the u.s. special envoy on north korea will go to pyongyang on weapon states to lay ground for a second summit between president on the trump and kim jong il and stephen begun was already expected to meet with his north korean counterpart at the location of tha

is rain disappearing the snow is tucked back into the upper midwest and then running across the canadian side but what's following all is a federal we do fat that would have been a blizzard so i brought some you pick this up look at the time she is falling as a minus eleven but chicago's a plus seven but it's not going to stay that way there is it arctic air in here so i'll just replace it with a comes the blue is really near freight freezing during the day and the temperature drop she carries on the minus seven minneapolis down to my. this fifteen about whole blue area sits in the plains ever midwest and stretches back towards the canadian border and there is yet more snow to come at least in this area but there is no more rain for tennessee that's a good thing there rob thank you very much tom for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back what's behind saudi arabia's appointment of a woman as an ambassador for the very first. it's hollywood's night to shine we look at the films that are capturing the most attention and what's different about this year's ceremony. for a cyclist ge

your bra nson shower, who is canadian. —— i shower.he is 110w because his dad was british. he is now dead but also, canadian nationality, and his mum, as far as we know, does not want to bring him to britain, is that right? yes. so how do you see this happening, trying to get your grandson from syria, somewhere, back to this country? well, to get the media coverage, and then get the international red cross, who we have contacted, to do their bit, to look out and put as much out there, which you have kindly done. it is going to bring a lot of awareness. yes... hopefully, somebody will be able to locate the mother and our grandson and we can progress forward. locate the mother and our grandson and we can progress forwardlj wonder if you could describe to the audience what it was like for you and your wife when you discovered that your son and left the country without your knowledge and had become radicalised by the extreme preacher anjem choudary. myself, i was traumatised for the first three months, devastated, continually crying, becau

it would be conditional recent figures released by the canadian government in two thousand and seventeenshow a forty seven percent increase in hate crimes in a nation that prides itself on multiculturalism the court heard that bissonnette was a marginalized young man who was obsessed by serial killers and president donald trump's tweets the muslim community in quebec is still in mourning the prosecution had asked for a total of one hundred fifty years behind bars which would have been the harshest sentence ever handed down in canada and gallacher al-jazeera. greece's northern neighbor formerly called macedonia has not officially renamed itself now that northwest attorney and the greek macedonia for the new deal they must now agree on who will use the name for commercial products johnson. ostriches aren't typically associated with macedonia but the macedonian ostrich farm has been selling itself on its location for a quarter of a century. i wanted to emphasize my reach mike because i pioneered my plan was to spread the birds to other parts of greece and become a sort of brand name greece'

now a canadian man who killed six and injured five members of a mosque in quebec city mosque has beensentenced to life in prison by minister justin trudeau called it a terrorist attack on the vicinity told a prison social worker that he regretted not shooting more and the galah reports. presently islamic cultural center in quebec were coming to an end when alexandria bissonnette stormed the building armed with a rifle pistol and more than one hundred rounds he shot into the crowded prayer room killing six worshipers and critically injuring five others the judge said bissonnette was motivated by race and a visceral hatred toward muslim immigrants the twenty nine year old was sentenced to life in prison but will be eligible for parole in forty years while reading out the sentence the judge said punishment should not be vengeance noting that bissonnette has mental health issues survivors and family members say the jail term isn't harsh enough in an attack that shocked canada and the muslim community and a volley was left paralyzed following the shooting all of us we were astonished at th

maybe for you canadians, it would not sound like a lot. the trade of the u.s. with mexico, it is bigger than with whole latin america. the trade between mexico and the the gdp ofger than most latin american countries. we are talking with congress on these issues and they are surprised to know how many jobs depend on the trade with mexico. they do not know that the largest producer of corn flour in the world makes 50% of their business in the u.s. and is in mexico company. even this morning i was talking with the ministers of agriculture with my colleagues and yesterday at the dinner and we were telling them, do you know that chocolate comes from mexico? no, it is from africa. what? no. name ise, the original an indian name and check out -- comes from mexico and we exported it as vanilla. even from those basics we have to start some time. people do not recognize the relevance of mexico for the u.s. in many areas. we are very much aware of the relevance of the u.s. for mexico , but in the u.s., they are not aware of the u.s. -- mexican relevance. not to say that

pace can open up to canadian companies.been storing the premises or the homes of their owners, an ongoing issue for these companies. long as are saying as it doesn't get bogged down in the broader debate around legalization federally, is could be a positive step for the industry. they predict banking services could open up for cannabis companies in the u.s. if not this year that by 2020 for sure. certainly, while this congress is in power. shery: thank you so much. the latest on cannabis stocks. amanda, this week we are watching china with the u.s. china trade talks ongoing in beijing. is thethe key questions strength of the chinese economy. we are seeing chinese shipments plummeting an estimated 20% in the 2018 final quarter. the key reason apple cut its revenue outlook in almost two decades was because of the china slowdown. really interesting to see what is happening in the chinese smartphone market. across we have seen that the board, a domestic contraction. the key will be market share gains. that plays back into apple

joining us now david former canadian ambassador to china this ambassador are canadians held in china >> there's no doubt about that. stuart, and the chinese officials ambassador to canada have said as much that indeed this is tit for tat because of the arrest in vancouver of huawei. >> so the arrest of the huawei executive, that is all lumped in to the trade deal and canada u.s. china relationship. it's all one big cake, right? >> it is all connected. and you know one of the points of connection is controversy in canada recently over huawei case has been politicized and whether it's a side issue but at the one point issue was the same it is whether china played by rules os bay laws and international law same issue. >> how do canadians feel about this are they annoyed maybe to america? >> we've had a confusing couple of weeks to put it mildly. our ambassador to beijing named john who was former cabinet minister in canada a bit of a rarity to move from political side to public service. and he gave a couple of speeches which he thought he had a strong case very odd for ambassador to say

temperatures —— up to 16 are possibly 17 celsius asthma from the canadian islands. —— from the canariesn away to syria to join the islamic state group — say she has given birth to a boy. president trump warns the us will have to release hundreds of islamic state fighters unless the uk and other allies can take reponsibility for those jihadists who came from europe. hundreds of passengers are left with plane tickets they can't use, and hundreds ofjobs are at risk as flybmi collapses. theresa may writes to every conservative mp, urging them to put aside their personal differences over brexit and come together in the national interest. millions of workers could see their take—home pay fall in six weeks‘ time when the amount they have to pay into their pension pot increases.

canadian, and that was the beginning of it. i was 13 years old at the time. >> very clever. >> but our leaders was very close and they shared that vision and i will give much credit, and subsequently, the clinton administration, who brought in the mexican side, and there was a lot of criticism and hostility in politics, did a great job in my view. i'm praising a democrat. i think and correct me if i'm wrong, it was vice president al gore who kind of kicked ross perot's behind on the larry king show. >> i missed that one. >> i have been around so long, but anyway, that is another point. labor, environment, all of this, we have a currency provision we have never had before. we have protection for intellectual property rights, digital, financial services, we have managed to come to agreement on agricultural and dairy farming and those are very hard things to do. i am looking at the side by side and yes, it is better. you want to know what else is better? we got a good deal done, and supply chains and business activities continue e

and canadian air-conditioning swept in and dropped the snow levels. temperatures tomorrow morning, for the morning, north bay and's bay especially some east bay especially some patchy frost. the next storm looks a lot warmer. a big punch in terms of rainfall and impact in the sierras. our next focus in 15 minutes. >> nice to see the snow topped mountains driving down the the snow made for a fun day around the bay area. lot of people going outside to enjoy it. nbc bay area christie smith joins us near the summit of mount diablo. still plenty of snow mind you. >> took us a wile to make it all the way up here. but we rounded the last bend and what a payoff. this is what it looks like up here. we found snow. and we've seen people coming out all day long with sleds and making snow men out here, enjoying a real winter scene in the bay area. >> two, one. yes. >> reporter: these teens told u time it snowed at mount diablo but they were in school and didn't have a ride. they live in danville where it rained. and last night they say they were able to see what i

music chain which llapsed in december, has been saved by a canadian record company.l close the flagship store in central london. the newwner says they will be listening to other customers want, including a greater selectionnyl records. stampedeha quick to the record shop. reporter: for decades they have been a huge part of life for music fans and for some of timusic's biggsts. now while 100 stores have been saved, 27 are being shutdown, including the one where it all started almost 100 years ago on london's oxford street. a perhaps inevitable consequence of a music loving public who enjoy shopping and p but also embraced consuming music online. >> people are ordering online and streaming. there is still people who want to come and browse. >> we rely on the other things -- streaming music, we stream tv , stream films. they haveo nd a business model so they can survive. reporter: enterer the own of canadian retailer sunrise records, hmv's new owners. 80-some-oddn r storesnada and they are doing well, doing strong, profitable. continuing on in the u.k. for a long time.

we will continue to see this jet stream bringing in cold canadian air. this next storm system will arrive tomorrow with a few more behind the us. it will be wet into next week. the future cast through today at 4 pm, mostly to partly sunny skies. we stopped the clock again at 6 am for the future cast, a wet start to the day tomorrow morning. through the afternoon tomorrow it will be a wet afternoon and evening commute with widespread rain, scattered showers on saturday. on sunday that cold low pressure system will drop snow levels down sunday night. we are looking down to about 2000 feet. we will watch that closely for you. s today, 52 in francisco, 55 and fremont. 56 and san jose, 52 in napa. the pebble beach pro-am will kickoff today, and tomorrow we have rain at pebble beach. your 7-day forecast on what to expect, widespread rain tomorrow with scattered showers saturday, a stronger and colder storm sunday with rain chances next week as well. let's check in with gianna for a look at the traffic and how the super commuters are doing. >> it is tough for t