hi, adrian >> hi, chrystia. how can you possibly negotiate with a guy like donald trump who says he's not going to give any ground that's not a negotiation, is it? >> my negotiating party is ambassador lighthizer and as i said he has brought good faith and good will to the table as i've also said it is going to take flexibility on all sides to get to a deal in the end and what i can speak to is the canadian position. and i really want to assure canadians that we're working hard to get a deal we are confident that a win-win-win deal is possible, and we're always going to stand up for the national interests and for canadian values. okay >> we will continue to listen in there to chrystia freeland, the canadian foreign minister. and if she goes back to speaking significantly in english, we will listen in again >> what we heard was the optimistic tone. >> but also she is a master of keeping all her cards close to her chest, not really revealing too much but as you said a positive tone and she said she wants to stand

dependent on open borders and agreement with canada is yet to be found however foreign minister chrystia freeland is in talks in washington. let me just read a grades that says it will take stock to conversation. and past life i fear. that if i were asked he would find that field trip to the station as well. yes that's. the war and of course struck to eat. significant obstacles still remain but german comic has are among those hoping canada will join the new trade pact by the end of the week. let's get the view from the financial world over here in europe now from paul blitz who is keeping an eye on the phone from stock exchange tell gauging the mood of traders where you are callous hoping for a win win win triple win situation but of course the whole thing could be called off by friday what does that mean to investors. well who wouldn't hope for a win win win situation i would love to win win win and certainly investors would love a win win win win but on what side to bet on that's really really difficult and nobody really wants to take risks very little movement the signs that are comi

chrystia freeland, the top negotiator for the canadian side, was asked a short time ago if she thought the americans were negotiating in good faith. >> are the americans negotiating in good faith? do you think they're negotiating in good faith? >> ambassador lighthizer and his team throughout this negotiation have been working really, really hard as i said, our starting positions at the beginning were very far apart i think at this point we know what each side needs and we're working hard to find a way -- >> reporter: so just reading the body language there, an awfully long pause after she was asked if the americans were negotiating in good faith after she said lighthizer and the others were working hard she did not say she felt they were negotiating in good faith so now there's a mystery here on top of a dilemma the dilemma is what happens now to this deal do the canadians get in or out we've only got a couple more hours to figure that out the mystery is who leaked these off-the-record oval office comments from the president of the united states and why did they do it tyler? >> fascin

canadian minister chrystia freeland had comments moments ago. >> hi, eamon >> what we heard from the top canadian negotiator in washington is that they've reached the end of the day today with no deal, but they do have an agreement to continue negotiating and they'll meet on wednesday next week. chrystia freeland was asked in that press conference about some of the big personalities involved in this intense negotiation. here's what she said >> how can you possibly negotiate with a guy like donald trump who says he's not going to give any ground. that's not a negotiation, is it? how could you negotiate with somebody like that >> my negotiator is ambassador lighthouser and he's brought good will to the table as i said it is going to take flexibility on all sides to get to a deal in the end >> the president of the united states not at the negotiating table. he was at an event in north carolina today, but he continued to send his message into negotiators up in ottawa >> if we don't make a deal with canada, that's just fine, but we'll see how it all works out i say affectionately we'll ha

take risks very little movement the signs that are coming out are well not very definite in fact chrystia freeland just stepped in front of the press and said they are working hard on an agreement that tells us exactly nothing so we're back to refreshing our twitter feed and seeing if there's any news on that and in the meantime if there was a bit going on way you will it be a revised after including all three countries on friday come on tell us. well if i would have to put money i would go for a death and maybe. there is a positive signs of course and it might be interesting for a candidate to join a specially after these other mode of provisions that were just mentioned in the report because raising the minimum wage for these or the production of the. higher wage production is a benefit to canada cars from canada are going to seem cheaper in comparison to mexico and that is of course positive for the trade but the chemist trying to press protect its dairy farmers tariff on that and doesn't really like that so are they going to figure it out we're probably got two more days to see what's

stuart: i'm sorry, i have to interrupt you, chrystia freeland is speaking.rade on canada. >> [speaking french] stuart: ladies and gentlemen, i'm sorry, she started to speak in english. then she went to french and disappeared. she walked away from the microphone. ashley: see you later. stuart: i don't know what she said at first. i think she is saying they're still talking. things are still positive. ashley: that is what she's been saying last couple days. stuart: briefest of updates i ever seen from a foreign minister. that is what she said. no impact on the market. back to you, keith, you were telling everyone that i was right. costa could become a global player against starbucks. keep that thought. go ahead. >> no problem, it as your show, stuart. in all seriousness i think that is spot on, because it gives them retail presence. it gives them bricks and mortar and viable channels. if they play their cards right, they can come with pepsi. stuart: liz speaking to warren buffett about apple and tesla. roll tape. >> i support tim cook. i think it would be a ve

on a revised north american free trade agreement is very intense chrystia freeland spoke after leaders from both countries expressed optimism that a deal will be done by friday on monday u.s. president donald trump announced that he had reached a deal with mexico has threatened to impose additional tariffs on canada's auto exports of canada agreed to join the new pact all three countries have been working on a new agreement since last august but mexico and the u.s. recently began negotiating their own keep it here and sad story is next one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what it is you know it's thirty channels in the body but the good because you have a lot of people that are deployed on political issues. we do people believe to tell the real story so i'll just mended used to do the work individualism we don't feel in people. across the globe. war crimes in yemen strikes by the sounds in amman rotty coalition cau

on a revised north american free trade agreement as very intense chrystia freeland spoke after leaders from both countries expressed optimism that a deal will be done before friday on monday u.s. president donald trump announced he had reached a deal with mexico all three countries have been working on a new agreement since last august the mexico and the u.s. recently began negotiating on their own rosalyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . at the beginning of the week it looked as if the replacement for the north american free trade agreement or now after would be a buying national deal between the united states and mexico hedging mostly on revised terms on how many automobiles and automobile parts could be exported from mexico into the united states however there is no the possibility that this deal could end up including canada one of the members of the north american free trade agreement that's because canadian negotiators led by the foreign minister chrystia freeland are currently meeting with their u.s. counterparts here in washington to see if they can hammer out a similar e

kristna: there you have it, minister of foreign affairs in d.c., chrystia freeland. a journalist. i was pointing out, sticking to the talking points, not diverging away. we wanted to hear more about chapter 19. if you have a dispute between canada and united states that would be the chapter in there. she said the auto sector was at the heart of the negotiations hence, to highlight, it was unjustified and illegal with the united states to go forward with any additional tariffs due to safety issues. the president threatened this against canada going forward. she hasn't really veered off path at all with this, not providing any details with the supply management, dairy farmers in canada, any tariffs having to do with that. david: steve forbes still with us. i want to talk about the one sticking point, canadians and the u.s. are holding firm on, that is where they're butting heads here, if you have a dispute, bring it to a third party. the united states wants to bring any trade dispute we have in the future with canada. there are likely to be some. certainly we have disp

on a revised north american free trade agreement as fairy intense chrystia freeland spoke after leaders from both countries expressed optimism that a deal will be done before friday on thursday u.s. president ronald trump announced he had reached a deal with mexico all three countries have been working on a new agreement since last august in mexico the u.s. recently began to go shooting on their own we recognize that there is a possibility of getting there by friday but it is only a possibility because it will hinge on whether or not there is ultimately a good deal for killers a good deal for canadians i've said from the very beginning no live to deal is better than a bad nerve to deal. is in washington d.c. . at the beginning of the week it looked as if the replacement for the north american free trade agreement or now after would be a buying national deal between the united states and mexico hedging mostly on revised terms on how many automobiles and automobile parts could be exported from mexico into the united states however there is no the possibility that this deal could end up in

practical payment option and they're answering it more look at what we have what they know these days chrystia currencies are widespread and it's a good thing if there's a government body specialized in them that the public authorities need to work with society to stop the rules and guidelines that will benefit the economy i mean we need to take a proactive approach to create a currency is that us ahead when we're also on c.n.n. here looking at the money. analysts believe venezuela's in place and right could hit one million percent by the end of the year action is therefore desperately needed but as long as the petro isn't accepted on international markets the prospects of a new currency tied to it don't appear to mosey either. shares an electric car make a test or fell sharply early in the session following reports that the major backa seeking the company private was pulling out the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund the chief executive you know last has said it could help fund a privatization deal is now in talks to invest in rival lucent notice she has rebounded later on monday but a still

the foreign minister chrystia freeland has gone there to lead the team and the people that have been working with her on this file throughout her also there and they'll be scheduling sessions with the u.s. and mexico in the coming days and friday's the deadline let's not forget there's a fairly tight deadline here assuming the canadians stick to and the prime minister justin trudeau has been speaking about this and he said that their eyes are on the prize of a new deal we will engage in a positive constructive way as we always have been and look forward to ultimately signing a deal as long as it is good for canada and good for middle class kids but reaching that elusive agreement that suits all parties isn't going to be easy for the negotiators there are a number of sticking points that the canadians have mostly with the u.s. that weren't addressed by the u.s. and mexican arrangements announced on monday one of them is dispute resolution canada wants independent trade arbiters and the americans are saying no we can't have that another one is the dairy eggs and poultry industry in can

oui’ trade secretary liam fox talking to our reporter placement meanwhile, canada's trade minister chrystiawashington. that came after mexico and the united states came to an agreement. united states has said that they will move without canada, if necessary. there are calls for facebook and twitter to be careful, after slamming what he called lib dems net results. —— president trump has called on google, instagram on facebook to be careful. the administration may look at some types of regulation to the president's complaints, north america technology reporter dave lee says google wasted little time in responding to the president's comment. google was pretty quick off the mark after the president's tweets early in the morning. google said ina tweets early in the morning. google said in a statement... there are many, many factors that go into what does appear in a google search, about 200 different things that can influence the ranking of various websites, but google, as i say, are pretty firm in saying that politics is not a part of that equation. north american technology reporter dave lee

canada's foreign minister chrystia freeland is in washington for talks — but will she agree to the new of the pact? nafta — or the north american free trade agreement — is one of the biggest in the world, accounting for $1 trillion in trade every year. but president trump has been unhappy with the deal, blaming it for a fall in the number of us manufacturing jobs, particularly in the auto industry. under the new terms agreed by mexico and the us, 75% of vehicles would need to be made in north america to qualify for tax—free treatment — that's higher than the existing deal. and to discourage firms from moving production to lower wage mexico, between 40—45% of a car would need to be made by workers earning at least $16 per hour. this is what ms freeland had to say after her initial meeting with us trade representative robert lighthizer. it was a constructive conversation and the ambassador was fine with me saying that he feels that was a constructive conversation. we are set for an important and constructive at week. we agreed we would go into detail on specific issues beginning tomorrow

canada is still on the table and chrystia freeland spoke yesterday about meeting canadia and americanpeople know what's most important to canada we will stand up to our national interests. that's what we always do this is a week where we'll work hard to find some win-win compromise >>> let's bring in spepeter spie from "the financial times. here's the idea. right now the trade talks are the united states, mexico, and canada neither of those is england or on the continent of europe, yet this trade story continues to dominate the ft's headlines and i assume your reader interest. how come >> the story now is in north america, i never thought i would spend this much time discussing canadian politics. because trump declared trade war against europe, there is this open question about whether trump genuinely means any of this or is doing everything for effect, for negotiations we saw the same thing happen with europe. he's threatened car tariffs, which everyone is freaked out about. we had jean-claude juncker who flew to washington, they did a deal so everyone is watching the dynamic of how

canadian minister, chrystia freeland, that was her speaking moments ago, a deal is in the works. after off the record comments about how president trump would not give canada, quote an inch. a deal is still in the works. we break it down with the facts, we bring, look who is here, economist ben stein to react. anything can happen in next hour. >>> high per -- hyperbole, another democrat comparing president trump to a terrorist, like osama bin laden claiming they have a lot in common. >>> media going big on trump volunteer, blocking a news photographer camera at indiana rally. trump campaign says he has been removed but where was the media when antifa physically attack ad news crew in charlottesville? the news media, you know what, should not be blocking but should cover all stories. we have legal eagle alan dershowitz on rudy giuliani saying he and the president will have a report to counter special counsel robert mueller's findings. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. honey, politics, we've got the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald

the foreign minister chrystia freeland has gone there to lead the team and the people that have been working with her on this file throughout her also there and they'll be shared drooling sessions with the u.s. and mexico in the coming days and friday's the deadline let's not forget there's a fairly tight deadline here assuming the canadians stick to and the prime minister justin trudeau has been speaking about this and he said that their eyes are on the prize of a new deal we will engage in a positive constructive way as we always have been and look forward to ultimately signing a deal as long as it is good for canada and good for middle class kids but reaching that elusive agreement that suits all parties isn't going to be easy for the negotiators there are a number of sticking points that the canadians have mostly with the u.s. that weren't addressed by the u.s. and mexican arrangements announced on monday one of them is dispute resolution canada one independent create arbiters and the americans are saying no we can't have that another one is the dairy eggs and poultry industry in

the foreign minister chrystia freeland has gone there to lead the team and the people that have been working with her on this file throughout are also there and they'll be scheduling sessions with the u.s. and mexico in the coming days and fridays the deadline let's not forget there's a fairly tight deadline here assuming the canadians stick to it the prime minister justin trudeau has been speaking about this and he said that their eyes are on the prize of a new deal we will engage in a positive and constructive way as we always have been and look forward to ultimately signing a deal as long as it is good for canada and good for middle class. but reaching that elusive agreement that suits all parties isn't going to be easy for the negotiators there are a number of sticking points that the canadians have mostly with the u.s. that weren't addressed by the u.s. and mexican arrangements announced on monday one of them is dispute resolution canada one independent trade arbiters and the americans are saying no we can't have that another one is the dairy eggs and poultry industry in canada

yeah canada is remaining defiant they're refusing to back down from this fight foreign minister chrystia freeland says bad candidate will continue to stand for human rights particularly women's rights and free expression activists that she singled out in her tweet as some are by bata we whose brother is re spotted we they're both activists they've both been put in jail and rafe's wife is actually now a canadian citizen so you understand the connection here and why the foreign minister says she felt the need to speak out on this case in particular canadians themselves are i think it's fair to say shocked by the response of the saudi government they have actually been pushing prime minister justin trudeau to get rid of military contracts with the saudis for equipment because of saudi arabia's human rights record so the issues being discussed are familiar to canadians here and not many citizens are not certainly comfortable with with the business dealings with them now interestingly we don't know it looks like at the moment those military contracts will not be affected by this decision to s

today, canadian foreigminister chrystia freeland left europe and joined last minute talks greg ip of the "wall street journal" joins me again to walk o through the situation. so, greg, i tick a few things we think are part of the u.s.-mexico agreement. what more should we know about that? >> well, they've taken a step of actually incorporating in the agreement some of things mexico previously agreed to, for example the right of unions to negotiate freely, those protections have been strength new areas of trade have cropped up that this agreement deals with -- stonger protection for copyght, for biological dru for example. weakening of thedispu mechanisms under the existing treaty. under the existing treaty if investors or the government feel they have been wronged they can appeal to ate disettlement body, that's been narrowed. under the trecay, say inada is hit with tariffs for subsidizing exports, they cn appeal the u.s. decision to the a binational panel.ha that mesm is also gone from the agreement. >> woodruff: so there are changes from the current to this u.s.-mexico agreement. >

at 4:30 we will get that press conference at the canadian embassy and will hear from cristcrist chrystiad there. sir, your reaction to the fact that it looks like there is no deal between the u.s. and canada on the trade talks? >> well, the setup was really tough. five weeks of negotiations with mexico, the phone call, hey, come in and you got to get a deal done by friday. it was a very difficult lift. on the other hand, if everybody was willing to compromise and find paths to getting a deal, that this would happen. over the week i think the markets thought this might happen but things started, you know, winding down a little bit, unfortunately, because the president's comments made it clear that the u.s. was not in a negotiation position, they were in mandate position. and mandating is really not a good way to sit down and negotiate, especially with your best friend, and your most important trading ally and your next door neighbor, and so this is disappointing at this stage. on the other hand, let's see what the news is, because i'm hopeful we continue these negotiations all the way to

we listened to chrystia freeland, and she was clearth saying that want to get a deal, but she would nothe issue of donald trump in the news conference. she said she deals with the ambassador, the man dealing with the negotiations but at the same , time, the issue of donald trump and his shadow will play over over all of this. according to these leaked comments come he apparently said off the record, "here is the no, the answersa is no." ent trump is going to ha a say, and as much as canada says they are dealing with the ambassador, donald trump is the man as far as america is concerned. oune: chris buckler, thank for joining me. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, a bbc fans have been flockingo follow the hwarts express, but for one scottish village,s the number of visit has become too much. jane: it is among the most majestic species of wildlife, and yet in the u.k., the golden eagle can be found only in remote parts of scotland. scientists hope to protect the eagle and expanded numbers thank with their genetic code. victoria gill has more. victoria: a golden eagl

the foreign minister chrystia freeland has gone there to lead the team and the people that have been working with her on this file throughout her also there and they'll be shared tooling sessions with the u.s. and mexico in the coming days and fridays the deadline let's not forget there's a fairly tight deadline here assuming the canadians stick to it the prime minister justin trudeau has been speaking about this and he said that their eyes are on the prize of a new deal we will engage in a positive constructive way as we always have been and look forward to ultimately signing a deal as long as it is good for canada and good for middle class a good start but reaching that elusive agreement that suits all parties isn't going to be easy for the negotiators there are a number of sticking points that the canadians have mostly with the u.s. that weren't addressed by the u.s. and mexican arrangements announced on monday one of them is dispute resolution canada wants independent trade arbiters and the americans are saying no we can't have that another one is the dairy eggs and poultry indus

canada is not backing down from this by foreign minister chrystia freeland says that the country will continue to stand for human rights including women's rights and freedom of expression the tweet that led to canada as ambassador being sent home had to do with samar but the sister of activists raised modally now both of them are in prison in saudi arabia race but he's wife is now a canadian citizen so this is a story that canadians are very familiar with in fact prime minister justin trudeau has been under pressure to sever military contracts with saudi arabia because of their human rights record interesting lee not clear how those contracts will be affected going forward because of the demand from saudi arabia that future business ties be cut we know there will be an impact from this decision economically for canada flights from saudi arabia into toronto will stop on august thirteenth students that attend university here in canada from saudi arabia have been called back home the government will stop paying their tuition that's estimated to be about fifteen thousand people so that's

chrystia free land believes that. prime minister believes that way.anufacturing jobs, the pay would go up, there would be more because of the way deal was structured. meaning cars and components have to be made here. good for mexico, good for u.s. workers, good for canadian workers. it would hit china. china would have to step up fast, neil. why? because china's auto sector says look at this deal. more components made in north america. not here, that will hit us hard. by the way, more car parts are tech. it helps our silicon valley as well. not the old cassette recorders where you listen to the beach boys in the cars anymore. all sorts of high-tech gist most in cars as well. -- gizmos. neil: mark, can i stress this is the market reaction, ahead of three-day labor day weekend. markets are closed on monday. i don't want to analyze the downdraft in the markets, what would have been a wonderful month for what is typically a problematic august for stocks. all three averages up appreciably. is it your sense this will weigh on that going forward. looks like

canada's foreign minister, chrystia freeland, is in washington for talks — but will she agree to the? nafta, or the north american free trade agreement, is one of the biggest in the world accounting for $1 trillion in trade every year. but president trump has been unhappy with the deal, blaming it for a fall in the number of us manufacturing jobs, particuarly in the auto industry. under the new terms agreed by mexico and the us, 75% of vehicles would need to be made in north america to qualify for tax—free treatment — that's higher than the existing deal. and to discourage firms from moving production to lower wage mexico, between a0 and 45% of a car would need to be made by workers earning at least $1 per hour. that is what we know so far. with me is christophe bondy, trade lawyer at cooley llp, former trade adviser to the canadian government. he led negotiations with canada on ceta deal. welcome. sally has run through the issues at stake. a really big day today. preliminary talks. a lot still to be done. what do you think will happen? i think canada will look of the deal on the tab

canada's foreign minister chrystia freeland has said she will travel to washington tomorrow to startl would have to be good for canada and the middle class. she said that canada's signature is required. it remains to be seen if canada will be able to come to a swift agreement with the us and mexico. if they don't, how that will play out in america and mexico. many in congress and the business community don't think an agreement with just the us and mexico is sufficient to replace nafta. we'll leave it there. thank you. a leaked memo suggests that a pro—eu campaign group will try to enlist the support of labour members at the party's conference next month. the people's vote group, which wants a new brexit referendum on any final deal, wants labour mps and activists to try to change party policy to support a second vote. but the campaign says it isn't an attempt to challenge the labour leaderjeremy corbyn. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, is here. how likely is this going to get on the agenda at the conference, the labour conference? it isn't guaranteed but the people's vote be

fold given the recent terror spat and verbal sparring he's had with canadian pm justin trudeau now chrystia freeland canada's foreign minister said in a statement that canada would only join a new deal if it were quote good for the middle class adding that canada wants to continue working toward a modernization of the existing nafta deal now on this new proposal with mexico so far trump says there will be major changes in joint manufacturing of cars he says for cars to be considered made in north america seventy five percent of the parts must be made in either the u.s. or mexico and that's up from the previous nafta deal which only require them to be sixty two and a half percent of parts made here also the prospective new deal would also require that somewhere between forty and forty five percent of auto workers earn a minimum wage of sixteen dollars per hour so markets are already responding to this news but i think it's a little bit too early to celebrate there is no new deal as of yet because congress needs to see this deal through they need to approve it right now trump plans on sending

fold given the recent terror spat and verbal sparring he's had with canadian pm justin trudeau now chrystia freeland canada's foreign minister said in a statement that canada would only join a new deal if it were quote good for the middle class adding that canada wants to continue working toward a modernization of the existing nafta deal now on this new proposal with mexico so far trump says there will be major changes in joint manufacturing of cars he says for cars to be considered made in north america seventy five percent of the parts must be made in either the u.s. or mexico and that's up from the previous nafta deal which only require them to be sixty two and a half percent of parts made.

of the arrested saudi activists triggering a dispute with saudi arabia canada's foreign minister chrystia freeland says her country will always stand up for human rights domestically and abroad freeland also expressed regret at reports that saudi arabia would cancel scholarships for saudis studying in canada in addition the kingdom announced it would cease new trade deals with countering spell the country's ambassador over what it calls interference in its domestic affairs the government of bangladesh is considering imposing the death penalty on motorists found guilty of causing fatal traffic accidents under certain circumstances the proposals aimed at improving that country's dismal road safety record and it quelling the growing mass protests over traffic fatalities and gridlock in the capital dhaka. the chant has been echoing through the streets of dhaka for more than a week now paralyzing the mega city of eighteen million. students are calling on the government to take steps to improve road safety they also want justice for their classmates killed by a speeding bus on july twenty ninth

canada's nafta negotiator foreign minister chrystia freeland interrupted a trip to europe to rush back to washington to begin talks with her u.s. and mexican counterparts stand for she wants her country to remain part of a trilateral tact women's rights u.s. treasury secretary steven minutia believes washington could strike a trade deal with this week everybody he said their markets are very intertwined so it's important to reach an agreement the president is objective is to have deals with mexico and have a deal with canada and if we could do it as one deal would do it one deal if we do it in two deals will do it two deals with minutia expressed optimism that ottawa would agree to changes this is a complicated agreement there's lots of things in here that are all new i would think the candidate would be very much on board with a stronger intellectual property a stronger protections modernizing the agreement so i'm hopeful that the open issues with canada can be resolved quickly and they're going to come without a deal u.s. president donald trump has threatened to impose tariffs on can

deal will still need the approval of legislators in all three countries canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland went to washington to try to repair the damage asked if a deal could be reached she said this. you're tempting me to say something church knowing it was the end of the beginning the beginning of the end but let me just. a lot's has been accomplished assignment evan at joins me now from st gallon university in switzerland he oversees the m.b.a. program there and is a professor of international trade and economic development thanks very much for being with us so does this updated nafta have have the kind of support that it needs from from the business community and the general public right now the updated matter agreement especially the u.s. mexican deal will be supported by business really for a almost the relief it gives because the uncertainty was killing investment plans as for public support for this i expect it will be much greater in the steel sector and in the call sector and in the states of the united states where those industries are well represented like michigan so

ssion to go it alone with mexico and leave canada out of the deal canadian foreign affairs minister chrystia freeland hoped to hop on a plane rather and she was in washington yesterday and today she's actually set to meet the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor within the hour will there be a deal or no deal we'll have to see we're joined by henry ford which of stroke mark to help us sort this all out i actually worked on the hill on trade issues that gave you a lot of things to work there on time and i recalled we did fast track that nafta you actually have to provide the president any president with authority to negotiate and in this regard on nafta it's with three it's not with two does this pose some problems for the administration there are many problems that can come about i do think that when a very powerful position though don't forget most of the canadian exports do come to the u.s. and we voted on the deal with mexico so i do think that this is going to go through also with regard to the timing bought the midterms the coming up how many people are actually going to run say

earlier statements by canadian officials including a personal tweet by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland that a saudi monarchy denounced kadian statement as quote an overt and blatant interference in saudi internal affairs miss freeland addressed the spat before the media in vancouver are values based foreign policy are support for human rights and for women's rights is an essential part of who we are when we speak for canada in the world. when it comes to the broader relationship with saudi arabia our diplomats have. procedural questions today and we're waiting for answers on how saudi arabia intends to go forward with every patient. chance today the front line of u.s. labor movements fight for survival in the midwestern state of missouri continues labor leaders there are working to defeat the missouri legislators attempt to make missouri the nation's twenty ninth so-called right to work state three hundred seven three hundred ten thousand petitions were submitted last year to put the law to the electorate on a referendum being voted upon today laws of this kind effect only imp

from reporters offering only sort of a we will see response to that then canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland is in washington today for talks on including canada in the nafta rewrite while mr trump is position the u.s. to leave canada out relevant congressional committee chairs insist that mr trump is not legally authorized under this so-called trade promotion authority or t.p.a. to negotiate an agreement that excludes canada will talk more about this tomorrow. and for the second time in as many weeks the german foreign minister heikal moscow's call for the european union to move away from the so-called swift system of international financial payments swift is an acronym for the society for worldwide financial telecommunications the system has been used over the years to guard against money laundering and particularly to guard against terrorist group financial transactions more than eleven thousand financial institutions and roughly two hundred ations used within a message is said every single second of every day the concern of a joint german foreign minister is that the united stat

on a revised north american free trade agreement as very intense chrystia freeland spoke after leaders from both countries expressed optimism that a deal will be done before friday and monday u.s. president onil trump announced he reached a deal with mexico. india's top court has stopped police from jailing five rights activists and lawyers who were arrested on monday they're accused of supporting band leftist rebels active in some areas and they're also accused of inciting violence between those at the bottom of india's caste system and right wing protesters the supreme court has ordered that the five be kept under house arrest. those are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera for news throughout the day and the meantime the strain is next thanks for time. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures of course there were . times where you called. i'll just bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. ok and i really could be live here in the stream today i look back at one of the most iconic photos of the syrian refugee crisis well here the

we knew that chrystia freeland was not optimistic as she entered the meeting with the u.s. trade representative, and they fail to reach an agreement. we don't know exactly why. with -- there are said to be several issues. it electoral property. we don't know who has ever to compromise and who is not. they are going to leave washington without an agreement. joe: why has there been so much focus on today? is, as you were talking about, an artificial deadline set by the trump administration because they want thedeal signed by the time mexican president leaves office. the president is required to submit a notification for congress that the treaty is coming 90 days before happens. this is the day he would have to do it to meet the december 1 deadline. caroline: let's go to laura of the wilson center canada institute. you have been looking at the elements of the us-mexico deal, tolerable but not optimal. it seems that the canadians don't feel it is operable enough to get the deal done today. laura: let's take the glass-have-full approach today. having the canadians at the table m

earlier statements by canadian officials including a personal tweet by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland the saudi monarchy denounced canadian states. as quote an overt and blatant interference in saudi internal affairs miss freeland addressed the spat before the media in vancouver are values based foreign policy our support for human rights and for women's rights is an essential part of who we are when we speak for canada in the world. when it comes to the broader relationship with saudi arabia our diplomats have our procedural questions today and we're waiting for answers on how saudi arabia intends to go forward with that relationship. chance today the front line of u.s. labor movements fight for survival in the midwestern state of missouri continues labor leaders there are working to defeat the missouri legislators attempt to make missouri the nation's twenty ninth so-called right to work state three hundred seven three hundred ten thousand petitions were submitted last year to put the law to the electorate on a referendum being voted upon today laws of this kind effect only

earlier statements by canadian officials including a personal tweet by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland the saudi monarchy denounced acadian statement as quote an overt and blatant interference in saudi internal affairs miss freeland addressed the spat before the media in vancouver are values based foreign policy our support for human rights and for women's rights is an essential part of who we are when we speak for canada in the world. when it comes to the broader relationship with saudi arabia our diplomats have our procedural questions today and we're waiting for answers on how saudi arabia intends to go forward with every patient. chance today the front line of u.s. labor movements fight for survival in the midwestern state of missouri continues labor leaders there are working to defeat the missouri legislators attempt to make missouri the nation's twenty ninth so-called right to work state three hundred seven three hundred ten thousand petitions were submitted last year to put the law to the electorate on a referendum being voted upon today laws of this kind affectively im

as well according to some reports but you know there is an issue here we did do something wrong chrystia freeland the foreign minister of canada sent out a tweet so she decided to twitter politics along the lines of president donald trump and she got us into this whole jam with the saudis because of that this issue really when you look at it how do you resolve it well you know what there is a resolution here and that's basically firing chris jeffrey land at the same time possibly apologizing to the saudis but a lot of a see this as an opportunity to break a relationship that should have probably been broken a long time ago with a country that is the biggest sponsor of terrorism on this planet back to you. alex alex is a few things to say about that doesn't thanks words oh not those words you know it's interesting to me that there is this idea that she said strongly encourage strongly worded if a woman says you're wrong and you lose your mind so much that you're pulling kids out of hospitals stalls and starting down airplanes you might want to ask yourself why that is i think that part of

from reporters offering only sort of a we will see response to that then canadian foreign minister chrystiafreeland is in washington today for talks on including canada in the nafta rewrite while mr trump is position the u.s. to leave canada out relevant congressional committee chairs and says that mr trump is not legally authorized under this so-called trade promotion authority or t.p.a. to negotiate an agreement that excludes canada will talk more about this tomorrow. and for the second time in as many weeks the german foreign minister heikal moscow has called for the european union to move away from the so-called swift system of international financial payments swift is an acronym for the society for worldwide financial telecommunications the system has been used over the years to guard against money laundering and particularly to guard against terrorist group financial transactions more than eleven thousand financial institutions and roughly two hundred ations used within a message is said every single second of every day the concern of a joint german foreign minister is that the united

as well according to some reports but you know there is an issue here we did do something wrong chrystia freeland the foreign minister of canada sent out a tweet so she decided to twitter politics along the lines of president donald trump and she got us into this whole jam with the saudis because of that this issue really when you look at it how do you resolve it well you know what there is a resolution here and that's basically firing chris jeffrey land at the same time possibly apologizing to the saudis but a lot of a see this as an opportunity to break a relationship that should have probably been broken a long time ago with a country that is the biggest sponsor of terrorism on this planet back to you. well alex alex is a few things to say about that doesn't thanks words oh now those words you know it's interesting to me that there is this idea that she said strongly encourage those strongly worded if a woman says you're wrong and you lose your mind so much that you're pulling kids out of hospitals stalls and shutting down airplanes you might want to ask yourself why that is i think t

as well according to some reports but you know there is an issue here we did do something wrong chrystia freeland the foreign minister of canada sent.

chrystia freeland says she is encouraged by talks between u.s. and mexico.anadian auto exports of a deal is not reached. , congressmanlican ron desantis trail in the polls in florida but took the lead after a vigorous endorsement from the president. democrat andrew gillum was backed by self-described socialist democrat bernie sanders. florida has never elected a black governor. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am kailey leinz three this is bloomberg. alix? alix: thanks so much. we head into a historically unpredictable month. how brought his support? market strategists waited. >> you have a u.s. economy on fire and you have the rest of the world slowing. turk, andouse saying, others been such -- why has sp ain, turk, and others been such excellent performers? >> we turned in june. we upgraded totally at the time. we have been signaling this call all year. at some point, we felt a peak rate of change would be in, and that would be the time to get more defensi

as well according to some reports but you know there is an issue here we did do something wrong chrystia freeland the foreign minister of canada sent out a tweet so she decided to do twitter politics along the lines of president donald trump and she got us into this whole jam with the saudis because of that this issue really when you look at it how do you resolve it well you know what there is a resolution here and that's basically firing christian freeland at the same time possibly apologizing to the saudis but a lot of a see this as an opportunity to break a relationship that should have probably been broken a long time ago with a country that is the biggest sponsor of terrorism on this planet. this is a few things to say about that doesn't use words oh not those words you know it's interesting to me that there is this idea that she said strongly encourage those strongly worded if a woman says you're wrong and you lose your mind so much that you're pulling kids out of hospitals and souls and shutting down airplanes you might want to ask yourself why that is i think that part of it is r