e.u. president commission president john claude you go one so talk about trade to once the talk about tears we don't see movement here yet at the market but investors don't think that the meeting with john and u.s. president all trump is going to be a big success. in frankfurt for us thank you. tesla is having problems paying its bills that's what investors are assuming after it emerged the american e-car builder had made an unusual request to suppliers asked them to refund on invoices it had already paid to help it turn a profit for more than three percent of the news the company has been struggling with massive production problems with its lower priced model three tesla burn through one billion u.s. dollars in liquid assets in the first quarter alone leaving it with just three point two billion by the end of march as the chief in the mosque has said he's aiming for the company to turn a profit in the second half of this year. french car maker peers a bourse german car and opel from general motors last year now the acquisition is starting to pay off during the first half of twenty eighteen

president stressing once again that the u.s. is losing money and with the e.u. commission president seeming to lecture the u.s. president by stressing that both the european union and the u.s. are close partners and snorts enemies a lot of lecturing also a lot of name calling we have to mention between these two just generally speaking we know also that yesterday about younger said that it could be that trump has something to offer us does it seem as if the atmosphere is ripe for about something to materialize today. if you ask me about the just like maybe you have an hour ago i would say no we don't have any indication that there really is going to be progress on trade however now we are expecting bruce leaders to hold a joint remarks or a joint press conference that's something we don't really know where we're going to just keep remarks or hold a press conference and that is something that i would say is a good sign because they wouldn't do that without having something to tell. bernd i'd like to turn to you now because the european commission for its part said that this

e.u. president commission president john claudio one such talk about trade a once a talk about tears we don'tsee movement here yet at the market but investors don't think that the meeting with john and u.s. president all trump is going to be a big success. in frankfurt for us thank you. tesla is having problems paying its bills at least that's what investors are assuming after it emerged the american economy builder have made an unusual request to suppliers tesla asked them to refund on invoices it had already paid to help and turn a profit as the shares fell more than three percent on the news the company has been struggling with massive production problems with its lower priced model three tesla burned through one billion dollars in liquid assets in the first quarter alone leaving it with just three point two billion by the end of march as the chief you longmont has said he's aiming for the company to turn a profit in the second of this year. they've been impressive results for google's parent company alphabet the second quarter earnings exceeded estimates and were boosted by strong growth

i thought in the trade dispute us president donald trump previously called the e.u. a fold when it comes to trade after talks with european commission president trump now says the two have agreed to work towards zero tariffs and zero subsidies. and we have a special report from greece where our correspondent is following the rescue crews helping survivors of the wildfires there. like these replied god has been an unrelenting few days here with the fires broke out as they desperately search. then came the bodies relief and sorrow grief counsellor toll of the deadly wildfires. i'm seeing you so much going to thank you for joining us we start in pakistan where the results of wednesday's parliamentary elections have been delayed after slow counting the electoral commission is blaming computer glitches it says full results will be and by thursday night early results show the party of former cricket star imran khan is the hat that khan had been a slight favorite ahead of the poll but his opposition is crying leadership asaro he says. he won't accept the outcome alleging the commission is working the result a benefit come on. let's get mor

the next sixty minutes the european union locks holds with us president trump on trade head of talks at the white house the e.u. commission president chokehold yoko described himself as being overly optimistic. leaders of the world's fastest elephant economies of meet in johannesburg so khan brics find fresh impetus with free trade under assault. i'm phil galois. into the program. vote counting has begun in pakistan's tense and violent parliamentary elections results are not expected for several hours but the leading parties are said to be neck and neck the campaign saw hundreds of people killed in suicide bombings and attacks at rallies but the election day itself turned out to be largely peaceful although one suicide bombing took the lives of thirty one people. this is the aftermath of a bomb blast that killed dozens outside of a polling station in southwest pakistan. the so-called islamic state has taken responsibility for the alleged suicide attack that set a grim tone for today's elections across over eighty thousand voting stations pakistanis stream to the polls and what could be a historic election for the country

president donald trump locks horns with the european union his trade show as he calls it as both sides gear up for a trade war he meets with the e.u. commission president jiang. saying hopefully we can work something out so. we'll be live in washington in just a moment also coming up they're counting the votes in pakistan after a violent election campaign voting in most areas was peaceful but a deadly suicide bombing casts a shadow over the day local dive to islamabad plus you could have almost nothing must fall overwhelm us. you know because it's not a time to fight you know to stand together and be brave. and to show solidarity with. greece's prime minister alexis tsipras consoles a grieving nation after wildfires kill at least eighty people rescue workers are now going door to door searching for survivors. kelly welcome to the program european commission president john klug juncker has met with u.s. president on a trumpet in washington d.c. to diffuse a new u.s. trade tensions ten days ago trying to clarify what the e.u. that the e.u. was quote a foe in an interview the us had imposed punitive duties on. an aluminum imports from the e.u. w

e.u. commission president john claude younger travels to washington for talks on trade next week if a solution can be found the e.u. says it will consider further countermeasures. some e.u. or talia tree tariffs on american products came into effect at the start of this month for jack daniels the united states' biggest whiskey exporter it may mean hiking prices in europe and washington correspondent claire richardson went to lynchburg tennessee to get a taste of the problem. american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i fear linford tennessee home to jack daniels whiskey it's why they did it they said they plan to increase their prices something. for consumers in the european union and they're worried that we're choosing what they think will forego the expense of a good product and simply pick a. tennessee strongly backed trump in the twenty sixteen elections that's likely the reason distilleries here are feel

e.u. commission president john claude younger travels to washington for talks on trade next week if a solution can be found the e.u. says it will consider further counter measures. u.s. car industry is not the only sector being hit by president trump's trade policies or tell you as the you put on american products came into effect at the start of this month for jack daniels the united states biggest whiskey exporter it may mean hiking prices in europe and bracing for the worst washington correspondent claridge's and went to lynchburg tennessee to get a taste of the problem. american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i'm here in lynchburg tennessee home to jack daniels of the office kids for the night they said they plan to increase their prices some ten percent modeled for consumers in the year you and the american people are choosing what they think will forego the expense of american products and simply put

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e.u. commission president john had been threatening new trade tariffs on the u.s. but arriving at the white house stressed to reporters that the e.u. and the u.s. were allies and not enemies adding he was ready to negotiate some hours later the two leaders announced they had agreed on a deal trump agreed to refrain from car terrorists while the negotiations with the e.u. are ongoing the talks will also seeks result u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum for its part the e.u. agreed to buy more u.s. liquefied natural gas and lower trade barriers for american soybeans. said he was satisfied with the results when i was invited to the president to divide toasts i had one intention i had the intention to make a deal today and remade a deal today. at the end of the meeting trump and you also said they would cooperate to reform the rules of the world trade organization the trumpet ministration frequently criticizes the w t o for discriminating against the us. the seventeenth stage of this is today france on wednesday provided the backdrop to a cycling first instead of the usu

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president has met with the e.u. commission president in washington with the talks dominated by the issue of targets and trade barriers right before heading into the meeting with john claud younker u.s. president said he was optimistic a consensus could be found trump also stressed the importance of washington achieving what he sees as a fur trade deal with europe and gave some insight on the current state of global trade negotiations with terrorists of the greatest either a country which is the united states unfairly on trade negotiates of war against terrorists is a simple as that and everybody's talking remember we the people in this being roped . into this is after america slopped. the many i'm coming from the e.u. the bloc responded with like for like measures and the trade standoff doesn't exactly help create a convivial atmosphere earlier trump went as far as calling the e.u. commission chief a brutal killer while describing europe as an economic full some pretty harsh words of his own. trump told me last week john claud

president trump powers reportedly reached an agreement with the e.u. commission president in washington on targets and trade barriers over the years you know we're losing hundreds of billions of dollars with the european union and we just wanted to be a level playing field so that. well according to the media the agreement includes expanding exports of u.s. liquefied natural gas certain food goods and lower industrial tariffs on both sides despite those deals the open part of the meeting seemed quite tense and in the run up to the talks in washington trying to give a blunt assessment of how he currently sees global trade on twitter. with. terrorists of the greatest either a country which is the united states unfairly on trade negotiates a fair deal where he gets hit with terrorists it's as simple as that and everybody's talking remember we the people in this being rocked will be great well after america slapped tariffs on steel another million coming from the e.u. you know almost two months ago the bloc responded with ted for measures the trade standoff hasn't ex

thank you. >> the president in the rose garden with e.u. commission president. clear optimism. markets reacted that way. was this more a case of agreeing not to impose pending tariffs than actually a real free trade deal >> it was basically an agreement to keep this escalating trade fight at bay, to establish a dialogue, to open more productive lines of communication and to work towards certain potentially achievable goals. the president mentioned lng. he mentioned soybeans and a bunch of different industries. interestinglyhe said the u.s. and e.u. will work together towards zero tariffs on nonauto industrial goods. remember, cars and tariffs on light trucks here in the u.s. and tariffs on cars in the e.u. were at the heart of much of this dispute. it appears that cars are not part of the end solution here. interestingly, though, when you think about what the u.s. is planning to offer europe in return the president did say that retaliation in the existing steel and aluminum tariffs on europe will get resolved as part of what we are doing. it was a clear departur

e.u. commission president john claude younger travels to washington for talks on trade next week if a solution can be found the e.u. says it will consider further countermeasures. some retaliatory tariffs on american products came into effect at the start of this month for jack daniels the united states biggest whiskey exporter it may mean hiking prices in europe and washington correspondent claire richards had went to lynchburg tennessee to get a taste of the problem. american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i'm here in lynchburg tennessee home to jack daniels of the office kids for they cited state they said they plan to increase their prices some ten percent of the consumers in a year year and they're worried that people are choosing what they think will forego the expensive american products and simply take the. tennessee strongly back to trump in the two thousand and sixteen elections that's likely the

e.u. commission president john called you had been threatening you trade tariffs on the u.s. but arriving at the white house has stressed to reporters that the e.u. and the u.s. were allies and not enemies adding he was ready to negotiate some hours later the two leaders announced they had agreed on a deal trump agreed to refrain from kottaras while the negotiations with the e.u. are ongoing the talks will also seeks result of u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum for its part the e.u. agreed to buy more u.s. liquefied natural gas and lower trade barriers for american soybeans. said he was satisfied with the results when i was invited to the president to do our toasts i had in times i had the intention to make a deal today and remade the deal today. at the end of the meeting trump and you also said they would cooperate to reform the rules of the world trade organization the trumpet ministration frequently criticizes the w t o for discriminating against the u.s. . and david o'sullivan is the e.u. ambassador to the united states he was part of those negotiations at the white house

just today, the president met with e.u. commission president to discuss trade. trump boosted tariffs on certain goods to create a fair situation for american manufacturers, the e retaliated. today they were all singing a different tune. >> we agreed today to work together towards zero tariffs, zero nine tariff barriers and zero subsidies on nonauto industrial goods. will also work to reduce barriers and increased training services, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medical products as well as soybeans. it will also make trade fairer and more reciprocal. >> when i was invited by the president to the white house, i had one intention. i had the intention to make a deal today. and we made a deal today. >> laura: why haven't these other presidents done what trump did. they didn't want to or they didn't have the brainpower or they didn't have the courage. today the market responded. closing at its highest level since january. this kind of advance wouldn't have been possible if trump had not raised the issue and the ante with the e.u. all along. the market is soaring. wages

president trump and the e.u. commissionsident surprising the markets by announcing a breakthrough in the trade tiff between the u.s. and bloc of 28 european nations. but almost at the same time facebook reported really junkie earnings after the bell, same day, wednesday, which hit the nasdaq and the s&p as soon as the markets opened yesterday. and then today, this is, i don't know, i've got to call this a classic what have you done for me lately, market. major indices are selling off including the russell as we showed you even after a robust advanced second quarter gdp number of 4.1%. how does this compare to the last 12 years of gdp numbers? it is the fastest growth we've seen since the third quarter of 2014 when under president obama the economy grew at a 5.2% rate. larry kudlow, director of the economic council, this morning painting a bright economic picture ahead. >> this is a boom that will be are -- will be sustainable. frankly, as far as the eye can see. this is no one-shot effort. liz: farce the eye can -- as far a

president donald trump locks horns with the european union trade show as he calls it as both sides gear up for a trade war he meets with the e.u. commission president john cook younger hopefully we can work this out he says it will be live in washington and in brussels also coming up they're counting the votes in pakistan after a violent election campaign voting in most areas was a peaceful but a deadly suicide bombing cast a shadow over the.

from photo to friend us president donald trump on the european union hell a new partnership on trade has previously called the e.u. expo but after talks with the european commission president jiang put young trump says the two have agreed to work towards zero tariffs and subsidies will go live to washington also coming up they're counting the votes in pakistan after a violent election campaign voting in most areas was peaceful but a deadly suicide bombing cast a shadow over the day because the almost nothing sorry must not overwhelm us. there is no because it is now time to fight to stand together be brave. and above all to show solidarity and. greece's prime minister alexis tsipras consoles a grieving nation after wildfires kill at least eighty people rescue workers are now going door to door searching for survivors. kelly welcome to the program at a press conference at the white house u.s. president donald trump said that his meeting with european commission president john called younger begins a quote new phase in the u.s. relationship. the meeting was aimed at decreasing the rising tensions over trade both the us and the e.u. had slapped tariffs on each other

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jean-claude juncker is is president of the e.u. trade commission. he will have 15 minute closed-door session with the president, 15 minutes. "new york times" says he brought proposals with him. most interesting one, automakerrers worldwide would slash tariffs on foreign cars. president trump wants more than that. he no tariffs. i have an idea for them, eu and u.s. drop tariffs and subsidies, would be called free market and freire trade. hope they do it, we are ready but they won't. i will pose this question throughout the show, if there is any agreement and easing of trade tension after today's meeting, will the stock market take off. i will have that question today. it's a possible. >> into in georgia the race for the governor's job, president's pick won pick. hard-line conservative brian kemp beat casey cagle. the president's endorsement was a big factor. he won by 40 points. >>> sergio marchionne underwent surgery on his shoulder three days ago, he reportedly suffered a stroke and went into a coma. he did not recover. he merged fiat chrysler 10 ye

e.u. commission president junko was here he agreed on a kind of truce with the u.s. in the on going to. conflict and now negotiations to maybe find ways to agree on trade. or lowering trade barriers is about to start and the u.s. hopes that will be an ally someone who says within the e.u. let's accommodate some of the grievances of donald trump so clearly he trumpet ministration is trying to build bridges to conti and other right wing leaders in europe so you would say that we're not just witnessing it to men who see eye to eye on several contentious issues but this is truly a meeting of the minds. i think so even though the two personalities are very different mr concert is a law professor relatively quiet gentle not the kind of educator that on the trump is but when it comes to the issues i think they do see eye to eye also on issues like russia. was the only other leader at the recent g. seven summit in canada that actually supported the idea of donald trump to readmit russia to this exclusive circle and so this is not unheard of of course former italian prime minister silvio berlusc

president has taken a pessimistic view of upcoming trade talks with the e.u. donald trump is due to host the european commission president. the white house on wednesday he's tweeted i have an idea for them both the u.s. and the e.u. drop all tariffs and subsidies he went on say hope they do it we are ready but they won't and it's ways he said that tariffs of the greatest but that came on the same day as administration announced billions of dollars in emergency aid for farmers affected by the growing trade war white house correspondent kimberly hall has explains. in many rural parts of the united states fears of an escalating trade war are real a lot of producers might not survive. in early july the u.s. slapped twenty five percent tariffs on hundreds of chinese goods imported into the united states china responded with its own measures targeting u.s. products china's one of the primary markets for us poor consumer being an american farmers have been hit hard by the tit for tat tariffs we actually redirected shipments to from there were in route to china to other countries to alternative markets. with an increas

e.u. will work together towards zero tolerance the european commission president. visits washington and not a moment too soon some companies might say effective trumps terror cell becoming increasingly apparent hitting american companies. coming up leading the fight brics countries messenger hannahs can the new group find a fresh mission when it comes to free trade. space is your business update on how the home free in berlin and glad you could join a could a trade war between the united states and the european union be off the table following a meeting with european commission president in washington on wednesday u.s. president donald trump said the two sides had agreed to work on lowering trade barriers take a listen to the u.s. president outlining what the path agree to this is why we agreed today first of all to work together towards zero. zero non-tariff barriers and zero subsidies. or no auto industrial goods thank you. thank you. u.s. companies for one might be breathing a sigh of relief the effects of chumps tariffs have already been having an impact on the

president donald trump on the european union hell a new partnership on trade chung has previously called the e.u. expo but after talks with the european commission president jiang but younger trump says the two have agreed to work toward zero terrorists and zero subs.

e.u. allies here's the european union commission president john claude yorker this is a but the. choice you opinion can look. we have to that we've had you can't just be action so really you need to introduce a sort of a dispute. on the. love the country the knowledge in this coming conflict doesn't seem measures taken. to do exactly the. same and in a press release younger said that the e.u. was also being hurt by the flooded steel market as much as the u.s. but went on to say that transactions were quote protectionist they too were being hurt by china's production of steel and america's neighbor to the north justin trudeau said canada will impose tariffs against imports of steel aluminum and other products from the u.s. we are imposing dollar for dollar tariffs for every dollar levied against canadians by the u.s. and to the south mexico said they'll be heading back with a wide ranging set of tariffs primarily though on farm goods such as american pork apples grapes and cheese this two ratcheting up tensions between the u.s. and mexico during nafta talks which are still under w

president donald trump and the european union hail a new partnership on trade trump had previously called the e.u. a fall when it comes to trade doctor talks with european commission president. says the two have agreed to work towards zero tariffs and zero subsidies also coming up former cricket star iran khan looks set to become pakistan's next prime minister of poland early results in talks on the election we'll go live to our correspondent on the ground for the latest. and several parts of the world are experiencing extreme weather forest fires caused by high temperatures in the arctic circle severe storms in the u.s. we'll take a look at what's causing these bad weather conditions. i'm sorry so much going to have you with us u.s. president donald trump and european commission chief have reached a deal to calm the trade war both sides agreed to hold more talks to lower trade barriers and hold off on imposing tariffs on each other tensions between the u.s. and europe have been high over washington sufficient to set tariffs on european goods brussels responded with its own set of taxes on u.s. products. the mood at the white house rose garden was upbeat after the

. >> dana: president trump backing off on his trade threats against the e.u. following a meeting with the president of the commissionesterday. this comes as support for the president drops in key battleground states. the "wall street journal" poll showing trump's approval at 36% in michigan, 36% in wisconsin. joining me now, josh kraushar from the national journal. was the president looking for a way out as he was feeling pressure from members of congress that are nipping at his heels? >> it sure sounded like that, dana. when you have a senator like ron johnson from wisconsin, the midwest, one of the bigger trump allies in the senate comparing trump's trade war with like the soviet union during the 20s, you know you're having trouble from your own biggest supporters. you look at those numbers from the nbc poll. you know, being in the mid 30s in two states that he carries, he talked about wisconsin and only polling in the mid 30s right now. dropping significantly. you have to worry if you're president trump. you have to hold your base. on trade, there's fresh signs that he's losing a lot from his biggest supporters.

members speech came as european commission president heads to the u.s. for talks with washington the e.u. has a lot to lose in the trade conflict one compelling reason to stand together but analysts also say without reform the block is true week to win big battles. so is the e.u. ineffectual and bogged down a visit to athens might suggest otherwise after years of financial crisis greece with the help has turned a corner or so says european commissioner pm must give each. receive. on two feet. so that in. europe the city. those european partners now have three other economic headaches to deal with first italy which is sitting on a mountain of debt some two point three trillion euros worth saving italy might prove an even tougher job than greece could this mean and it's alex it. then there's brics it britain is waving goodbye to the e.u. but what this will ultimately mean is anything but clear how much of a handle does brussels have on the situation and its costs. and last but not least donald trump he's threatening tariffs and the e.u. use valley to strike back with levies on some two hun

president trump is trying to help american farmers hurt by tariffs against foreign goods. this week, he reached a deal with the e.u. to increase soy imports. after meeting with the president of the european commission. he also blamed china for targeting u.s. farmers in a speech in illinois the next day. >> so as part of my agreement with the european union, they've agreed to purchase almost immediately large amounts of american soybeans, because china really tried to hurt the american farmer. ( applause ) >> ninan: also this week, the president offered u.s. farmers a $12 billion financial aid package. adriana diaz met with some farmers who say they don't want the government handout. >> reporter: do you feel like soldiers on the front lines of this emerging trade war? >> right now, we're at a fair disadvantage. we have no control over anything. everything is based in washington between the united states and the chinese, and we have no control over that, but the markets are going down. if this continues for any length of time, there are going to be certain people that are not going to continue to farm, and that will be sad. repr: thempadnistraon h china h tariffs on metals, china shot back with their

friend us president donald trump in the european union hail a new partnership on trade trump and previously called the e.u. a focus when it comes to trade after talks with european commission president jiang called yogurt trust now says the two have agreed to work towards zero tariffs and zero subsidies also coming up former cricket star iran khan looks set to become pakistan's next prime minister following early results in the country's election we'll have the latest from our correspondent on the ground in atlanta bot.

president donald trump celebrating after his meeting with the president of the e.u. commission on calming the current us in you trade war but another european leader might be throwing a spanner in the works by rejecting proposals to create a new biological trade deal was more. fresh off a trade deal with the european commission u.s. president donald trump took to a steel plant warehouse in the state of illinois speaking to an invitation only crowd the president said he was celebrating a great victory rally nationalistic undertow and we will not let anybody bully our wonderful american farmers. our fortunes as a nation rise and fall together and that is why we are going to stick together and win for our farmers and off factory workers are still workers here we are all across this nation. but if trump ever wanted to see the divisions his trade policies are causing he didn't have to look too far. billions of dollars in tariffs on goods from china have helped the local steel industry in illinois that's why trump chose to speak here. but his trade policies have hurt the local soybea