accept new terms for the way car imports are taxed canada snuff to negotiate a foreign minister christine freeland is due in washington today to discuss changes to the trade treaty after cutting short a trip to europe. well it's clearly it's a very busy u.s. president there especially when it comes to trade and where does that leave the u.s. economy that's something i would like to ask you frank. for the tab the president of the american chamber of commerce here in germany as we know it. is it i mean he's all about america. overhauling trade deals with with china with the e.u. nafta of course does america benefit from it well you pointed out a president is very focused on trade as really the centerpiece of most of what he's trying to accomplish he has some views on trade that are not necessarily shared by mainstream economists and. many other sectors of the business world however. certainly we welcome his initiatives to go and look at things that are thirty years old like nafta is and say let's modernize it's a make sense for today's world one that treaty was signed back and i believe nineteen nin

foreign minister christine freeland spoke to reporters today in washington. >> we continue to be encouragede that i think both countries are bringing to the table. there is a lot of goodwill. a lot we are trying to do in a short period of time. we are working very intensely. mark: president trump says the u.s. and canada are probably on track to agree on how to revise the trade pact by tomorrow. the united nation says iran is complying with the nuclear agreement reached in 2015 with major power even after the withdrawal of the u.s. the international atomic energy agency had access to all sites in iran that it needed to do this, and is not just has kept within limits of uranium stockpiles. about 1000 people protested near india's