similar ideas amongst competitors which have one antitrust clearance for example the one between dow chemical and two paul the one between think answer and came china so now it is going to be a gambling game more or less for them in order to kind of match the perfect timing so that you must be reporting from wall street sophie thank you so much. u.s. president donald trump's decision to spare canada mexico from hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum for now was not an act of selflessness he hopes it will give them leverage in the next round of nafta talks which will be held in washington next month here's the current status of negotiations. good news for canada and mexico donald trump's new economic advisor larry kudlow is a strong supporter of the north american free trade agreement but not the negotiators still have massive hurdles to overcome was some of the u.s. administration's demands of plausible such as the reduction of the u.s. trade deficit with an after others remain contentious. trump wants to limit duty free exemptions for cars to vehicles that draw eighty five percent of their comp

tie the three together. >> template such as napalm, it was agent orange that dow chemical made.n october of 1967 was the first student protest that turn into a violent and confrontation. it was against dow chemical company recruiting on the campus at a time when some students were opposed to the war. there is an interesting connection that you can only make in retrospect. as two students were protesting the war for a combination of idealism and self-interest, they did that want to fight demko war. a profoundo opposed negative affect on the soldiers and all of the people of vietnam. napalm was destroyed villages. it was working as a weapon but agent orange had the most long-standing effect on the levine, the soldiers did many of whom i have dealt with over the years who fought in 1967 and energizing of letter cancer. >> did you see that? >> i was in areas where it was used. take a look at the framework of which this war was being fought. it was the most complicated for the exits has ever had to fight. necessarily a negative thing to say, perhaps a stalemate given the strategic ci

this is the third mega merger that we're seeing in this sector the other two being dupont and dow chemical syngenta and come china up now whether the be a buyer deal is accepted which again will pave the way to the buyer monsanto takeover finally there's something about we will probably find out on april sixteenth that is when the commission is due to decide whether to accept this deal or at covering the story for us. at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. could assume be a case of europe off against silicon valley the commission has outlined a set of proposals to make internet giants like apple google or amazon pay considerably more tax in europe brussels wants to overhaul its tax system to make it fit for the digital age and ensure member states don't miss out on billions of years. it's ireland is popular with tech giants who want to lower their tax bill the firms concentrate their business activities in places where tax rates are especially advantageous that's why apple google and facebook have their european headquarters on the emerald isle but the e.u. commission wants to change t

consolidation don't forget that this is the third merger that we're seeing the other two being dupont dow chemical can china now the commission is set to decide on the deal on april sixteenth and we'll get the latest update then. in frankfurt for us thanks for explaining that all to us. well germany's economy has been booming for the past eight years in the still no end in sight so says the country's economic experts but they also warn that the race to the global economy have increased full order books increasing exports and too few qualified workers to cope with the high demand that's not just the case for this company but for many firms in germany according to the german government's council of experts the economy is projected to grow by two point three percent this year but experts warn the international risks are a threat not just for germany but also for the global economy especially dangerous would be an escalation of the train dispute between the u.s. and the rest of the world another threat is a messy breck's a divorce that would impact both the e.u. and britain loose monetary policy could

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and there are similar deal amongst competitors, for example the one between dow chemical and dupont.now is going to be a gambling game, more or less for them, to match the perfect timing. >> sophie, thank you so much. u.s. president donald trump's decision to spare canada and mexico from hefty terrace on steel and aluminum was not an act of selflessness. he hopes it will give him leverage in the next round of nafta talks, which will be held in washington next month. here is the current status of negotiations. >> good news for canada and mexico. donald trump's new economic adviser, larry kudlow, as a strong supporter of the north american free trade agreement. but nafta negotiators still have massive hurdles to overcome. while some of the u.s. administration's demands are plausible, such as the u.s. trade deficit within nafta, others remain contentious. trump wants to limit duty-free exemptions from cars, two vehicles that draw 85% of their components from nafta companies, with at least half from u.s. based manufacturers. he's calling for an end to canada's poultry and dairy tariffs w

. >>> t longtime chief executive of dow chemical istepping down from his role last month. drew liveris has said he would retire once dow completed its merger with dupont. he also plans to leave the board of director. shares is of dow dupont fell 1% to $71.34. and after the bell, stitc fix reported stronger than expected sales in its second report since going public. the online personal styling company said results were helped by more customers, but earnings for the quarter came in below expectations. and with that shares initially fell in the extended session. they ended the regular day up, however, nearly 7% to 24.12. >>> toys "r" us may be on the brink of liquidation. as we've been reporting, the big box toy retailer is running out of both time andon even though it still ranks as one of around.gest toy sellers so if it does go under, it would leave a big hole in that entire industry. >> they could all be gone and soon. th logo, the giraffe and the toys "r" us u.s. tv commercials we all grew up with. ♪ i don't want to grow up ♪ i'm a toys "r" us kid >> here at home toys "r

you had dow chemical.ou had the horrific deaths of 70 people in vietnam. -- horrific deaths of so many people in vietnam. tied to three together -- tied the three together. >> the protest at the university of wisconsin was the first student protest that turned into a violent confrontation on campus. it was against dow chemical company recruiting on the campus at a time when most students were opposed to the war. there was a connection that you can only make in retrospect which is as much as the students were protesting the war for a combination of idealism that he does want to fight in the war. toy were also opposing chemicals which had a profound negative effect on the soldiers and all the people in vietnam. destroyed debts was agent orange had the most long-term, debilitating affect on the people in vietnam and the soldiers. many of them i have dealt with .ver the years they are dying of bladder cancer in the -- in their 60's. host: did you see that? >> agent orange? i did see that. let's take a look at

you had dow chemical. had the horrific deaths of 70 people in vietnam. -- horrific deaths of so many people in vietnam. tied to three together -- tied the three together. >> the protest at the university of wisconsin was the first student protest that turned into a violent confrontation on campus. it was against dow chemical company recruiting on the campus at a time when most students were opposed to the war. there was a connection that you can only make in retrospect which is as much as the students were protesting the war for a combination of idealism that he does want to fight in the war. toy were also opposing chemicals which had a profound negative effect on the soldiers and all the people in vietnam. destroyed debts was agent orange had the most long-term, debilitating affect on the people in vietnam and the soldiers. many of them i have dealt with .ver the years they are dying of bladder cancer in the -- in their 60's. host: did you see that? >> agent orange? i did see that. let's take a look at th

this is the third mega merger that we're seeing in this sector the other two being dupont and dow chemical syngenta and come china up now whether the buyer deal is accepted which again will pave the way to this buyer monsanto takeover finally there's something about we will probably find out on april sixteenth is when the commission is due to decide whether to accept this deal all right covering the story for us. at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. well could it soon be a case of europe off against silicon valley the e.u. commission has outlined a set of proposals to make internet giants like apple google or amazon pay considerably more tax in europe brussels wants to overhaul the system its tax system to make it fit for the digital age and and short that member states don't list out billions of years. ireland is popular with tech giants who want to lower their tax bill the firms concentrate their business activities in places where tax rates are especially advantageous that's why apple google and facebook have their european headquarters on the emerald aisle but the e.u. commission

similar deals amongst competitors which have one antitrust clearance for example the one between dow chemical and do all the one between and came to china so now it is going to be a gambling game more or less for them in order to kind of match the perfect timing so that you must be reporting from wall street sophie thank you so much. u.s. president donald trump's decision to spare canada mexico from have to tariffs on steel and aluminum for now was not an act of selflessness he hopes it will give him leverage in the next round of nafta talks which will be held in washington next month here's the current status of negotiations. good news for canada and mexico donald trump's new economic advisor larry kudlow is a strong supporter of the north american free trade agreement but not the negotiators still have massive hurdles to overcome was some of the u.s. administration's demands a plausible such as the reduction of the u.s. trade deficit with enough data others remain contentious. trump wants to limit duty free exemptions for cars to vehicles that draw eighty five percent of their components fr

you have dow chemical and napon bombings. and horrific deaths of some people in vietnam. tie the three people. >> it wasn't just napon. it was also agent orange that dou dow made. and the first student protest 1967 first violent on a campus. and it was against dow chemical company recruiting on the campus at a time when some students were vehemently opposed to the war. there did an interesting connection that you can only make in retrospect, which is that as much as these students were protesting the war for a combination of idealism and self-interest, that they didn't want to fight in the war, they were also opposing two chemicals which had a profound negative effect on the soldiers, and all the people of vietnam. napon was destroying villages and also working as a weapon in that war. but agent orange is the one that had the most long-term debilitating febt on the people of vietnam and the soldiers. most i'm dealing with people who fought in 1967 and dying with bladder cancer because of agent orange. >> did you see that? >> yes, i was in areas where it was used. but again

particular one and how come you have never heard of it before created seven years when the old dow chemicalsell them to an outfit called bane -- bane took trinseo public i wished i started to recommend this one back then more than quadrupled from its ipo price. it is up over 9% it is a stunning trajectory. why is has it been such a phenomenal performer this is a highly cyclical company. go to 2016 and the stock takes off like a market. mainly because end market finally improves after years of languishing. trinseo is a commodity chemical maker. when the global economy is week, its numbers are week when the global economy is strong, it can put up stunning growth numbers it is a boom and bust business and right now, make no mistake about it, we are in boom times the other thing is that the bane capital stole its steak in the business long-term it is generally a good thing. basically it is removing the overhang if you were worried about owning trinseo because some days bane would sell its enormous stake, you don't need to be afraid anymore. they are gone. you would understand this is the compan

he will retire on july 1st this is a 14 year tenure that began with dow chemical.o assume the role the company preparing to be broken up by the end of q1 of 2019 also intel responding to reports that it could possibly buy broadcom the chip maker is interested in integrating previous acquisitions on friday "the wall street journal" reported that intel was weighing a number of possible deals. that was not the headline that was taken away the headline was that it included broadcom and got a lot of investors and others into a bit of a frenzy. this all comes as broadcom is trying to buy qualcomm in a hostile deal and they're separately chasing a $44 billion takeover of nxp semiconductors cifius is in the middle of it. >>> "black panther" dominating the box office crossing the $1 billion threshold in worldwide earnings. the total getting a boost from success in the first weekend in china where it earned $66.5 million. even in its fourth week open state side "black panther" earned $41 billion beating out a wrinkle in time. $100 million budget. the first time an african-am

dow chemical's longtime leader plans to step down next month as executive chairman ending a 14 year tenurejust that it is going to assume the role of the company. according to the journal, he decided the timing was right but the stock hit an all-time high this year the company completed the combination with dupont. that is what is happening now. >> indices gaining at least 3% for all of last week. aside from the nasdaq, dow and the s&p have not been clenching record highs. our investors concerned or the perfect report in terms of inflation expert patients. let's bring in catherine rooney of the kitty mcgrew. good morning. >> let me begin to you. with the goldilocks report for the market? >> it's a beautiful thing when you have job growth with minimal inflation. i think they are looking not tax reform, regulation and strong earnings season and is paying a safer 2018. >> wages went up to .6% year-over-year. they start the inflation worries out there. there's a 35% chance we get a fourth rate increase by the fed this year. would you say about that? >> well, how they come up with these percent

environmentalists like the nature conservancy are working with companies like dow chemical and many other companies sometimes people say to me mark why would you work with companies that have such a big environmental footprint and i say that's exactly why we should work. because protecting nature is expensive and nations and. some have joined forces with multinationals. they know have board members coming straight from the business sector. recruited former employees. now if you're in the business that coca-cola it's pretty easy to help them understand that they should care about. water they need and of course. what kinds of investments. will yield the biggest return of clean water now from an old fashioned perspective you might think well that's kind of a crass question but if your goal is to mobilize industrial player like the beverage industry to invest more in nature it's a very important to have answer. i don't think there to me that. name. to the development of a market. but many of them also. will not bring benefits to communities. we would however like to believe in this brave new

meanwhile, president trump has nominated dow chemical lawyer peter wright to head up an environmentalrotection agency unit tasked with overseeing the disposal of hazardous waste and chemical spills at toxic superfrfund sites. we have a lot to talk about what people. we're going to montgomery alabama, to speak witith ben ean , vice president of black belt citizens fighting for health and justice and a resident of uniontown, alabama. in washington, d.c., we're joined by mustafa santiago ali, former head of the e environmenl justice program at the environmental protection agency. he resigned from the epa one year ago in protest of the trump administration's proposal to scale back severely the size and work of the agency. we welcome you both to democracy now! you.aton, let's begin with talk about what is happening in your community in uniontown. >> the things that are happening in my community and uniontown -- in uniontown, it is ridiculous when it comes to coal ash, when it comes to our rights to live in a well protected or unprotected equally place the for rejected equally place like ev

companies such as carrier, exxonmobil, general electric, honeywell, dow chemical, the hershey company, 3m and others. good-paying jobs that you can support a family with took a big hit in connecticut because of nafta. workers who made electrical products, medical products, machine products, clothing, automotive parts, aircraft parts and the list goes on. when negotiated with the workers in mind, trade agreements can create jobs in america. and i will hold the trump administration to that standard. just as i have done with every administration no matter which arty occupies the white house. turning to isds. in trade agreements, isds makes it easier to outsource jobs from the united states by making to less risky. it makes it less risky for companies to move their manufacturing to places that have a weaker rule of law and an underdeveloped court system. the assumption instead of relying upon rule of law and the courts, corporations can just sue the taxpayers of the host country. isds undermines the home advantage of a relatively well-developed court system and the rule of law like what w

in environmental news, president trump has nominated dow chemical lawyer peter wright to head up an environmental protection agency unit tasked with overseeing the disposal of hazardous waste and chemicalal spills at toxic superfund sites. meanwhile, new data says coal ash -- the residual byproduct of burning coal -- has contaminated ground water with arsenic and radium and other toxic chemicals near coal-l-fired power plants acrossss the country. the new data was released on friday, only one day after the epa administrator scott pruitt said the epa would weaken federal regulations on coal ash disposal. and according to "the new york times" emails sent by utah senator orrin hatch show oil extraction was central in the decision to shrink the bears ears national monument in southeastern utah last year, despite fierce opposition from native americans and environmentalists. one of the emails sent by senator hatch's office to the interior department reads -- "the new boundary depicted on the map would resolve all known mineral conflicts within the bears ears." this email directly contradicts interior

consolidation don't forget that this is the third merger that we're seeing the other two being dupont dow chemical and china now the commission is set to decide on the deal on april sixteenth and we'll get the latest update then. in frankfurt for us thanks for explaining that all to us. seven times b.m.w. prosecutors raided the company's headquarters on chews day as they search for evidence in the ongoing diesel scandal now b.m.w. c.e.o. howard kruger has said that the company's diesel vehicles would not manipulate it now despite the company's legal worries financially the company's looking in good shape b.m.w. posted record profits of ten point seven billion euros from last year even after splashing out on research development now the company says it expects twenty eighteen to be that night in a row. one of japan's biggest solar power plants has gone into operation near tokyo now you might say solar plants and nothing you just want is a little different and it comes your way landis a different approach was necessary. the new plant built by kyoto based ceramics and electronics giant kyra's sirrah

longtime dow chemical chief andrew liberals intends to step down next month. ay, dow dupont as it's now called will be broken up by the end of the first quarter next year up 87 cents. news from goldman sachs they've named david solomon their new president chief operating officer, ceo of retiring and would be next in line behind lloyd blank find that he's not going anywhere despite reporting recently. fractional gains of the stock this morning. the government says they could begin limited delivery within months. give me some details. stuart: talking about a 20-mile radius within a distribution center. for example, packages to start and feel their privacy concerns. all sorts of issues and congestion in the air from drowned. local government officials. >> the government says we might get drug deliveries. transfer the rules were so strict they couldn't test these things in the country. they ended up testing in the u.k. which has less rules and not as much in the air for their too protected before they could come here. this is a big development as the government say

you had dow chemical.ad the horrific deaths of 70 people in vietnam. -- horrific deaths of so many people in vietnam. tied to three together -- tied the three together. >> the protest at the university of wisconsin was the first student protest that turned into a violent confrontation on campus. it was against dow chemical company recruiting on the campus at a time when most students were opposed to the war. there was a connection that you can only make in retrospect which is as much as the students were protesting the war for a combination of idealism that he does want to fight in the war. toy were also opposing chemicals which had a profound negative effect on the soldiers and all the people in vietnam. destroyed debts was agent orange had the most long-term, debilitating affect on the people in vietnam and the soldiers. many of them i have dealt with .ver the years they are dying of bladder cancer in the -- in their 60's. host: did you see that? >> agent orange? i did see that. let's take a look at the

that's outline in your back, you have the anti-war demonstrations including madison, wisconsin and dow chemicalhe bombings with n napon, and the horrific deaths of so many people in vietnam. tie the three together. >> it wasn't just napon, it was agent orange. and the protest at the university of wisconsin in october, 1967 was the first student protest that turned into a violent confrontation on a campus. and it was against our chemical company recruiting on the campus at a time when students were opposed to the war. there's an interesting connection that you can only make in retrospect, which is as much as these students were protesting the war for a combinati combination of idealism and self-interests, that they didn't want to fight in the war. they were proposing two chemicals which had a profound negative effect on the soldiers and all of the people of vietnam. napalm was destroying villages and working as a weapon in that war and eight arms had the affect on the people and soldiers. many of whom i've dealt with over the years, who fought in 1967, and are dying of bladder cancer in their 60

they tend to pay dividends, they tend to, you know, give you a return, and, you know, of 228 on a dow chemical is a good sleep well at night type of stock, so with the markets have been gone from volatility of 9 last fall to about 20 these days, i think people have reached that tipping point in valuations, and they want to get lower valuations and to sleep well at night. >> mary ann, thank you, byrnes, thank you. we appreciate your time. >> the do you has rallied in the past year nearly up 20%. ibm was down 11% up next, an exclusive interview with the ceo, what she's dngoi, and what will she say about block chain? "power lunch" will be right back i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. it wi called usaarst and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certai

a lot of criticism of not adding value and then this huge chemical transaction in america of the iconic dowrica, the focus in well, it is someone district. imagine the southwest corner of pennsylvania. let me go to the morning must-read. post"s in the "washington -- tom: we need to go to an authority on pennsylvania. kevin cirilli joins us right now. kevin, you know this. you're going to be on a jet important 18th district. can money save the republican? kevin: i don't know. president trump was there over the weekend giving a campaign .peech on saturday night it was classic trump in the sense he went aggressive against a host of democratic opposition. on the flipside, to karen to multi-'s excellent point about unions, i interviewed richard pres. trump:. he is all in for conor lamb, the democratic wonderkin. things like trade are going to drive folks to the polls. of the trade policies put forth by president trump last week, unpopular with wall street, but very popular with union workers. tom: you're going to go up there. what are you going to listen for in the 18th congressional district? k

using chemical weapons and says opposition forces have orchestrated the attacks to undermine the legitimacy of the assad regime. >> connell: conner, thanks. let's go to wall street where the downdustrial average on friday ended the day back above that 25,000 mark. the surge on the day friday was some 440 points. looks like investors were able to shake off worries from earlier in the week about the tariffs on steel and aly alumin. on friday we received a positive jobs report which helped the trading on that particular day. the futures, stock index futures have begun trading, pointing to a slightly positive open for monday morning. friday was a good day. people in one country have a lot less shopping options. we'll have this story of a new law that is limiting the material nature in all of us, next. ♪ we are living in a material world. ♪ and i am a material girl. ♪ you know that we are living in a material world. ♪ and i am a material girl. [th] [screaming & crying] ♪ [screaming & crying] ♪ [screaming & crying] [phone ping] with esurance photo claims, you could have money for repairs within a day... wow! that was really fast. huh. ...so it doesn't have to hurt for long. : . con

born and on a great grandfathers had the dow, those were actually industrial companies you look at that original list, it's, you know, steel and paint and chemicals time, it went from 12 to 30. they added all these companies but things like equifax and nielsen, i think partly why they're in there is because their customers are businesses big companies buy from them, but that doesn't explain why airlines are in the industrials because generally, you and me as consumers would be the big customers for airlines so in a way, it starts to look a lot like the market because a lot of other companies get dumped in industrials if they're not clearly a tech company or a real estate or utility so it's a real interesting sector to be careful with when trading and making these comparisons. >> all right, eric thank you very much. >> let's send it over to sue herera for a news update >> hello, everyone here's what's happening at this hour louisiana's attorney general ruling out criminal charges against two white baton rouge police officers in the fatal shooting of alton sterling in july of 2016 sterling was black the decision coming nearly 11 months after the ju