eamon? >> that's right. the president there clearly frustrated with what he's seen today and all of these developments across the board saying he feels badly for paul manafort and not answering there the key political question there and perhaps the key legal question is is the president going to offer a pardon to any of the people who were involved today to michael cohen or to paul manafort. the president has that option in his hip pocket should he choose to use it. i can tell you that there are intense meetings going on in the west wing and i was in the white house moments ago and i was spotted by the white house chief of staff and i asked general kelly for his reaction on today's, vents and he simply walked by and didn't say anything at all. >> sarah huckabee referred back to the president who just spoke. the president referring to the aides and the president doing the speaking for them in virginia. >> paul manafort cooperating and we don't know for sure about michael cohen if he discovered that he is not

father eamon, for the moment, thank you very much.e will be hearing the pope delivering his homily soon, wearing those divestment is specially designed for this mass in the colours, or the colour most associated with ireland, green, of course. and the altar or stage that is being used to this, specially designed, you may rememberjohnny donnelly here from the saw doctors, a new incarnation for you. tell us how you got involved in helping to organise this. they asked my company to help run the show, and part of the show was to come out with the event and to show the whole event and part of that is the whole design of the stage and the altar. so we read the books that the pope is written, and in it he talks about the vine and he talks about surrounding the family and that it is like a wine that matures over time, and that emotion of reading through this, we came up with a circular idea how the stage looks and feels, and we connected it to the joy and feels, and we connected it to thejoy and and feels, and we connected it to the joy and l

now, eamon is correct.resident has held on to the overwhelming majority of his base, but it's a smaller base than it used to be he is in a weakened condition and democrats are poised to make big gains in november. if you start adding additional evidence here, i think that is -- makes it a heavier burden for republicans to carry this fall and they are going to face the choice as the stuff hits the fan to either distance themselves or accept the consequences as we get to november a couple of points to make on the -- as eamon said, if, in fact those headlines that you are reading are accurate, then you have michael cohen admitting to a crime perpetrated as the direction of the president we already have heard the president's voice on tape discussing cash payments in connection with those payoffs. in the case of karen mcdougal. >> it's also true when we talk about paul manafort, yes, his crime for not committing to the campaign and paul manafort was in the trump tower meeting when they were seeking dirt on hilla

eamon? >> yes, that's right federal officials are laying out their case in fact he turned himself into the fbi and was arrested jeff berman laid out the case against the congressman a few minutes ago. here's what he said. >> congressman collins is charged with insider trading and lying to the fbi as alleged in the indictment congressman collins cheated our markets and our justice system in two ways. first he tip his soon to confidential corporate information at the expense of regular investors, and then lied about it to law enforcement to cover it up. >> reporter: now, scott, the company at the center of this is call innate. they produce a drug which was on trial. what happened here according to the indictment is the congressman was at a congressionally picnic at the white house when he got an e-mail as the member of the board of directors that the drug had failed that particular trial. that was going to send the stock plunging the allegation here is that collins called his son, tipped him o

eamon javers is at the white house. eamon. >> reporter: yeah, not terribly positive is one way to put it. there's some last-minute drama here in washington the "toronto star" running an exclusive story where they say they have obtained off-the-record comments the president made with bloomberg news of his reaction to the canadian negotiations. here's what the president said in that newspaper article that's getting so much attention. he was asked if he was going to give the canadians any concessions in these negotiations he implied that the answer to that was no, but he said off the record he could say that it was no, but he wouldn't say that on the record because he didn't want to put the canadians in a box. he said it's going to be so insulting that they're not going to be able to make a deal. so the president implying that he's not giving the canadians anything at all in these negotiations so that has upended the day here in washington as people are keeping a close eye on that u.s. trade representative's building over

father eamon conway, thank you very much.he big crowds as we wait on the pope to begin the maths here, still quite a while, i imagine, to work his way through the crowds. he wants to give as many people as possible who have made the effort to be here the opportunity to see him. and pope francis wanted to give people a chance to see him before he says this mass. that will be the end effectively of the world meeting of families. 0nce effectively of the world meeting of families. once he leaves here he will make another speech, but not one to the irish bishop, and we will wait to hear what words he has for them at this time of considerable turmoil in the church at a time when we are seeing here today for example a great demonstration of people's faith in ireland as well. more from here later, but for now, back to shaun. annita, thank you very much. we will be waiting for that mass to begin, but for now, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review 0h hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news, and ma

. >>> let's go to eamon javers in washington, d.c. the white house with breaking news >> that's right, the president is meeting with his cabinet at the white house. reporters are in there with him. we don't have video just yet, but the president is asking a number of questions. just asked treasury secretary steven mnuchin about sanctions the president said on turkey, they want to hold a wonderful pasture and it's not fair, not

let's head over to eamon javers. hi, eem zbloon the president confirming the comments were in fact from him. the comments from his interview with bloomberg news leaked to a torrent newspaper, causing disruptions in the trade negotiations between the united states and canada here in washington here is what the president said. he says wow! i made off the record comments derng bloomberg and this powerful understanding was blatantly violated more dishonest reporting i'm used to it at least canada knows where i stand. so that's the word from the president confirming that those were his words, saying at least canada knows where i stand and inmating here the leak came from bloomberg but to be fair to that news organization it's not clear that's what happened we don't know the source of the leak somehow the president's off the record comments made it to -- made it to the canadian newspaper. we are taking a live look now at the president who is arriving

there is no test to see. >> thank you, eamon javers at the white house. so if you think a deal's going to happen. what do you do, guy? >> you stay the course i don't know what individual names have been wrecked in terms of the nafta breakup and the new nafta negotiators. >> autos autoparts. >> let me talk about autos ford and gm have been awful for the last seven years they had a huge move from may into june and went from 35 to 44 and giving them back and the straight time for seven or eight years and this hasn't helped and they have a raging buy overnight. in terms of the overall market, the vix still says you have to stay the course and it's effectively at an all-time high and by the way, dan nathan did an amazing job at 9:45 this morning on msnbc talking about exactly that >> the point is really important that canada is a 1.5, 1.7 trillion dollar economy and it's growing at 1.5% or something like that. they are one of our biggest trading partners and it's when you look at the eu and china who have the similar size economies like we do if you put them t

with neither theologian father eamon conway.e spoke earlier today as well. —— with me, the theologian. so on the thursday of this visit, we we re so on the thursday of this visit, we were chatting earlier, and you are saying how he was very much bringing the church into family life, but in the church into family life, but in the actions of everyday life, that is where the church is at? his key m essa 9 es is where the church is at? his key messages beyond the words he spoke today. what really matters in the churches family life in the ordinary circumstances of everyday. hopes, bishops, priests, cardinals, they are not the most important people in the church. a sin for pope francis is what he calls clericalism, thinking that priests have some kind of priority pass to holiness. that is in the everyday circumstances of everyday life, making a cup of tea, saying we are sorry, showing forgiveness and being open to correction, the ordinary, everyday moments of human life. that's where pope francis wants to look for price and find chri

speaking in his native spanish, asked for forgiveness for abuse at all levels, and theologian father eamon conway listening to that with me, you are struck by that, weren't you? deeply moved. it is unprecedented in my experience at the beginning of mass like that for the beginning of mass like that for the holy father to break with the norms of opening a mass which is normally a short right of penance, to speak specifically about the various wounds in the universal church, naming the various contexts in which people have been hurt and wounded and abused here in ireland, in homes for babies and mothers, children in the care of the church, those who were victimised as children and so on, and he broke

any headlines especially as they relate to trade, which investors are focused on let's get back to eamon javers for more on that story we're waiting a news conference from the canadian foreign minister the last time we heard from her was during the 11:00 a.m. hour she said we're not there yet is there any reason to think given some of these bombshell off-the-record leaks we've gotten, really a sort of negative attitude from the americans towards the canadians that anything is going to be different come 4:30? >> well, sara, i think we'll go sooner than 4:30 i was just on the phone with an official, and i can tell you that the white house has no ability to confirm that the talks have now ended with the canadians. but i do expect that we may get a statement from the white house or some kind of comment here at some point shortly so the question is what is the white house going to say, are those talks in fact over, why have they ended, do we have a no deal situation earlier in the afternoon my sense of this was that, you know, some of the in your face rhetoric has been so intense between the

father eamon conway, thank you very much.s we watch pope francis emerge from the church in knock to lead prayers and deliver a short speech outside, we will say goodbye to you from dublin. so there is the scene life in knock, with the pope is about to lead the prayers and make that address. this is the first papal visit, as we have been hearing, to the republic of ireland for almost a0 years. but a visit that has been overshadowed to some extent by the scandal of clerical abuse and cover—ups. later on, the pope is going to be in dublin and they will be full coverage of that throughout the day, but for now he is in knock in county mayo. we are going to be hearing from him injust a moment. good morning. applause translation: i am translation: iam happy translation: i am happy to be with you in the house of our lady.” thank god for the opportunity. to be here in this place so dear to the irish people. i thank the archbishop, the reverend, for their warm welcome. in the chapel of the apparition, in a special way, your families, t

>> well, eamon, it is great to be with you. his top officials here at the white house are digging in and defending the messaging. it is striking. it was really unprecedented yesterday that you had those national security officials come to the podium and essentially say to reporters and the american public that we are on top of this crisis and taking it seriously and we are not going to let russia meddle in the 2018 election. as president trump as you pointed out referring to the russia investigation as a hoax and saying that he got along with putin and russia is not happy that he won. by the way, putin said during the press conference that he did want trump to win. one of trump's advisers here were apparently slapped on this mixed messaging and she defended him. >> not at all. the president directed the elections and we want to make sure every vote is cherished and ensure there is no influences in the election. president trump has been tougher in this issue than previous presidents. >> are you concerned of mixed messages of rus

eamon javers is back with us on this story that will rock d.c. of america today >> let's walk through some of the charges and allegations in what was a damaging day for the trump presidency starting with the president's former attorney, michael cohen, who pled guilty in manhattan here's a summary of what he pled guilty to yesterday. tax evasion, bank fraud, and then the important one here in terms of the is the cpresidency is campaign finance violations related to payments to women also paul manafort yesterday being found guilty by a jury on eight of 18 downs. that includes tax fraud from 2010 to 2014, failure to file a foreign bank account report, the f-bars that you have to file if you are offshore assets. you have to disclose those to the irs. he did not do that, and bank fraud related to citizens bank and bank of california in terms of applying for loans without the proper documentation a tough day for the president's former campaign manager as well-being found guilty there on 8 of 18 counts the president landing in west virginia last night a

i'm ready to go. >> okay, eamon >> can i ask one more question >> about my tie? back to nafta. if the president last night is still talking tough with canada, it sounded like they're friends, but if they don't do that, that's fine, we'll slap tariffs on their cars, if he's still talking tough that makes me think there's not a done deal or there wasn't last night when this was taking place. >> there's been a lot of shots across the bow this week, that seems like another one last night. a cattle prod to the negotiators. when you talk to the negotiators who have been coming in and out of the u.s. trade representatives office on 17th street, they seem to say that things are going well. they're talking about progress, good commitments, good comments. all the sort of mood music around this is good. the process seems to be encouraging to everyone involved we'll see. >> nicely done that's a nautical phrase, shot across the bow >> i didn't even notice that >> that's the theme. ♪ >> there you go. >> you brought this on yourself. no one would have noticed that tie. >> that'

eamon javers has the deils. >> president trump expressed confidence that canada will join the agreementammered out with mexico. >> we'll see whether or not canada gets into it or we'll do something separately or we won't do anything which is okay, >> canada's prime minister cynthia friedman spent the day dehind closed-door meetings and feels optimistic progressing can made this week. >> among the sticking point, the u.s. wants greater access to the dairy experts and canadian farmers oppos. that and the u and mexico agree tec whattene w rules to challenge trade policies. these have been used by canada in disagreements over dairy, software, lumber and commerciala air biz puts. justin trudeau says he'll fight o protect his country' interest. >> my government and i will stand up to defend supply management and defend our dairy farmers. that is something that we have been very, very clear.l >> a final ds far from finished. congress would have to approve ouany deal as legislators in canada and mexico. for night business report. i'm eamon javers at the white house. >>> no industry has more at

eamon javers in d.c. the key question for us, what is the market impact?lipping a bit following news of the legal concerns facing the president, though it is slightly higher up two points we are joined by jpmorgan strategist and wells fargo's strategist gentlemen, thank you for joining us today david, i'll start with you, the fundamentals in the market we have the strong labor market, strong consumer spending, we've got a lot of strength here in the u.s. it's had investors piling into the u.s. equities. has that changed based on what we have coming out of d.c. right now? >> i don't think the fundamental story has changed. the 4% could be tough to top over the coming quarters 3% growth is more reasonable, but profitability continues to look solid the wage growth remains contained, which is obviously a good sign on corporate margins and there continues to be a lot of political noise but for the better part of this year and starting near the middle part of last year was to separate the key threat from the noise. there's a lot of rhetoric coming out of washing

apparently the answer was no good job, eamon.e a break we'll be right back after this >>> let's take a check on the markets. it became the longest bull run ever. the dow is lower by 81 points. s&p 500 just about flat but down. the nasdaq is up by about a quarter of a percent. the s&p 500, by the way, had hit or was about 12 points higher yesterday for the interday high. anmewe have a very special edition of check please and that is next. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. you'll only pay $4.95. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. >>> check please. >> it is a very special check please because today we say so long for now to michelle cabrera accepting a very new opportunity she will tell you about. she will join us from time to time as a co

father eamon connolly, thank you for your thoughts so far.the studio. rather miserable weather there in knock, but let's have a look at the forecast for the uk. we have had rain pouring across some western parts of the uk already. and the are strong around western and southern coasts, gusting to a0 an hour. here is the cloud that is spreading of the atlantic. there is that every of low pressure. in year we have weather fronts and they will pa rt we have weather fronts and they will part on top of the uk during the course of the afternoon. in the east, this is where the heaviest rain will arrive latest today. after that dry spell this morning, by the time we reached lunch time, you can see that rain spreading across the uk. across the west, notice that the weather is going to improve a little bit later this afternoon. in belfast and maybe western scotland, one of the places where the sun will come out in the second half of the afternoon, so not such a bad into the day. the rain may last in east anglia and the south—east until the latter pa rt

on what will be tape we'll see in a moment, including what may happen to the nafta name for that, eamon javers >> reporter: the president saying this is a good agreement for both countries, united states and mexico. whether he can get approval to change the name with mexico and leave canada out of it, seems to be the gist of the comments from reporters in the room. we should see video momentarily as soon as reporters have an opportunity to come out and play it back for us >> meanwhile, this will include some changes to how auto content works? >> one of the key questions, what thresholds will auto content levels be set and a pay component, a mandatory minimum wage for auto workers or some percentage of auto workers involved in putting together the vehicles so all of that has been something of a moving target we'll see if this deal specifies all of that or agrees to agree to something in the future we don't know what the president is agreeing to i was talking to white house officials before the event, they said we're not going to get ahead of the president and roll out anything in advance

let's get to eamon javers in d.c. with the latest >> eamon >> melissa, we are getting new headlines crossing from the bloomberg interview with president trump that just wrapped up within the last hour or so. bloomberg saying that the president said a number of interesting things thinking that he's withdrawing from the world trade organization if that organization doesn't, quote, shape up the president also saying he'd like to index capital gains taxes to inflation that's an idea that would require congressional approval the president saying it doesn't regret appointing jerome powell to the fed even though he has been critical of jerome powell's move to raise interest rates over the coming year the president still saying he doesn't regret that appointment and jeff sessions is safe in his job until at least the november election which isn't all that much running room for an attorney general to have from the president of the united states so watch this space. also, the president saying that he's not going as far as to sa

eamon javers has more. >> michael cohen told a judge yesterday that he committed a crime in coordinationith and at the direction of the president of the united states that was a damaging thing for michael cohen to say it leads right to the president's doorstep the white house will have to respond to this. look at a breakdown of the different charges. we have two separate cases michael cohen pleading guilty yesterday to eight counts. he's pleading on tax evasion, bank fraud and the campaign finance violation, that is the key to this. that's the one where he says he paid off women who alleged they had sexual affairs with president trump at the direction of then candidate trump. so that's the one that involves the president of the united states paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman was found guilty on eight charges yesterday of 18 that were brought against him by a jury. that involves tax fraud from 2010 to 2014, failure to file a foreign bank account, and bank fraud against citizens bank and bank of california all of that predating his involvement with the president of th

it's been five years since eamon c.e.o. joe kayser carried out his last restructuring plan and now he's at it again. the three sectors gas and power smart infrastructure and digital industry will now be autonomous lee run that way decisions can be reached quicker hopefully helping drive sales and earnings. behind the restructuring is a plan to float all three independent divisions on the market as separate i.p.o.'s where they can be sold or merged something that has already happened in other areas of the group medical technology division health emirs went public in march in essence siemens is telling shareholders that for some of the parts is worth more than the whole company a legal entity by itself doesn't create any value it's more what you have in there and should there be any necessity to do so because this is going to be in the hands of a sustainable stay cold oriented well you. then we are rated to two people who because we created the optionality will soon still unclear is what effect the restructuring will have on

eamon javers has more. i will start with my thoughts, a flig frightening thing for everybody. >> i'll buckle up. >> we were talking about canada, saudi arabia, andrew posed a question whashould saudi arabiae the moxie do this if trump did not pick a fight with canada and then in turkey, the guy we want released, and they want that guy here that they think orchestrated a coups we have the poisoning and the ruble getting crushed. like it or not, the leader of the free world can do some -- you need to be on his side, i think. it's bad to be on the wrong side of the united states on any of these issues some of these currency moves, you can't tie it directly to that we are the biggest elephant in the room i don't know whether we need to throw our waiteight around all e time, but we can if you google leader of the free world, you know what comes up now? >> no. >> angela merkel >> is that one of those google bombs? >> i think that's the way it works now. to the globalists, you know, trump can't be leader of the fr

we got team coverage we begin here with eamon javers. >> reporter: that's right. you heard larry kudlow in front of the cabinet briefing him on the state of the u.s. economy and also i thought was notable there is that you heard larry kudlow taking a dig at the chinese economy by contrast of the united states. he said they are heading south, business investment is collapsing, according to numbers. right now he said their xi looks terrible another nugget from the meeting with the president that wrapped up a few moments ago we haven't gotten the video of this just yet. butting is mnuchin talked about sanctions with turkey and expressly linked it to the pastor held in turkey, that has been the source of so much controversy. mnuchin saying we have more, more sanctions that we are planning to do if they don't release him quickly. so clearly, the united states side is thinking about more sanctions on turkey if that pastor is not released quickly in the words of the secretary of the treasury back over to you guys. >> a remarkable moment watching our former colleague ther

eamon javers with the latest. >> sarah huckabee sanders just wrapped up her press briefing here, the first time we had an opportunity to hear from her since the verdicts yesterday. she was asked whether or not the president has lied to the american people. here is that exchange. >> look, again, i think that is a ridiculous accusation. the president in this matter has done nothing wrong and there are no charges against him. >> reporter: sarah huckabee sanders denying that the president lied on air force one when he said he was unaware of the payments to stormy daniels. the problem for the white house is that the president said on air force one that he was unaware of the payments and then today in an interview on fox news he said that he did become aware of those payments after they were made. in court yesterday, michael cohen, his former attorney said that the president directed him to make the payments so the president was aware of the payments before they were made. at least one of those things has to be untrue. sarah huckabee sanders saying it is a ridiculous accusation to suggest

well, let's get straight to eamon javers at the white house. >> the big question here is will canada or won't canada jump into this deal with the united states and mexico that the president announced here at the white house yesterday. a couple of live look-ins to bring to you first in quebec where we expect justin trudeau to speak momentarily. we might get a sense here publicly of where trudeau is on the possibility of this deal the canadians have not given away much. also, a live look outside of the usdr office in washington, just about a block from where i'm standing, and can you see that we are waiting for the canadian delegation to appear there really continue negotiations you can't even say begin negotiations this has been going on for quite some time here earlier this morning on cnbc, treasury secretary steven m manchin was asked whether the united states was prepared to go it alone in terms of a nafta 2.0 if the canadians don't buy in. here's what he said. it's important for them to get this deal, and it's important for us to get this deal. i think we'll be successful, but, ag

eamon javers, phil lebeau helping us make sense of this.ly not going to do this in public, eamon. >> that's right. though i was list b bing to some of the language selection there. it's optimistic. she said she's extremely familiar and the canadians are extremely familiar with the issues being negotiated. she said they're working extremely hard and she said it's extremely intensive. so a lot of extreme language, but that's the sign the general public is going to take away from this, signalling they could be on the way to a deal as early as that friday deadline, but the devil is in the details in these things we'll see how it plays out you've got to wonder what the political popularity or unpopularity of president trump in canada is and how that plays into the domestic political c consumption of this deal is this a deal he can sign on to giveren his personal feed with the united states? the president's called him dishonest and other insults. so can they patch that over even as they negotiate some of these high level details >> yeah. watching

that's not anything new. >> eamon javers laying it out clearly, thanks. >>> switching gears to the macroecause we are coming up on a major milestone for you and your money. tomorrow officially marks the longest bull run in u.s. history. but could the record rally soon be over? you woke up, you're in a good mood, beautiful day. glass half empty, dom chu has more on why everything is terrible >> every viewer knows i'm a glass half full guy. but we've spoken so much about the bull case for the market, corporate profit growth, the effects of fiscal stimulus like the tax cut, but it wouldn't be a market if everyone agreed on everything david rosenberg is one of those who doesn't think things are quite as rosy. he's looking at five reasons the bull market may be ending soon he says the labor market hit a wall with regard to the lack of skilled labor left in the work force. lots of jobs openings. second, get ready for higher prices wages will rise. tariffs will increase costs and a firmer fed policy stance is in play >> we think. >> third a slowing growth of the money supply rosenberg is lookin

and we'll see how all those ripple effects play out over time >> eamon, i want to go back to the tweet about iran and the fact that sanctions were reimposed overnight. it ruffled some diplomatic feathers how does it poll now that they're getting put back in place, does that poll well into the midterms and other special votes? >> that's a good question. i have not seen poll numbers on that i would imagine that it would poll well. iran is not popular in the united states. the president is taking a strong hand here in dealing with it i would imagine it plays well on capitol hill where republicans will look at that and say this is the president fulfilling a campaign promise the president said he would take a tougher stand on iran. he said the iran nuclear deal signed in 2015 was one of the worst deals of all time. naturally he will rip it up and put those actions back in place. the question is whether this will bring the iranians to the table or push the regime to further extremes that's a decision that will have a lot of play in terms of iranian, domestic, political power balances we don'

. >>> let's go to eamon javers in washington, d.c. the white house with breaking news >> that's right, the president is meeting with his cabinet at the white house. reporters are in there with him. we don't have video just yet, but the president is asking a number of questions. just asked treasury secretary steven mnuchin about sanctions the president said on turkey, they want to hold a wonderful pasture and it's not fair, not right. and mnuchin said we put on sanctions on several and we are prepared to do more. an indication here from the administration that they're prepared to do additional sanctions. not clear exactly what the details of that are, but we'll bring them to you as soon as the full spray at the white house breaks up and we get the full context of the president's remarks. he's also talking about the economy saying it's doing very well and the chinese economy, he and larry kudlow suggesting the chinese economy is not doing well >> we'll be back with you shortly. >>> j.d.com is down 20%. options traders are expecting a re

eamon javers in d.c. >> that's right.here's a state of heightened anticipation across the potomac river in virginia where paul manafort, the president's one-time campaign chairman, is on trial on 18 counts of relating to tax and bank fraud issues now the jury has been deliber e deliberating since thursday in this case and they've come back and asked the junl what happen ifs we can't reach consensus on one count. so some question here about going on inside this jury room we don't really know nbc's reporter on the scene says the tha judge ellis told the jury you should not change your honest convictions solely for the purpose of other jurors or just to come to a verdict. he then implored the jury to come to a consensus and said they could not, he would consider a hung jury what's at stake for paul manafort, these charges predate his involvement with the trump campaign you think think of them as in three buckets here overall one relating to tax fraud. and whether or not he paid taxes on his outside income. the other wup in t

one last question for you, eamon, if there's this meeting at 5:00, what's the likelihood we hear from lighthizer himself? >> i think if they get something signed, you'll hear from the president. he's been keeping a close eye on these negotiations and wanlts too talk about this, and wants to trump it a victory here one other thing is all the external factors that could get in the way you saw the president talking about this deal with mexico and reporters in the oval office mexico is going to pay for the wall very easily, then we saw the mechanism can side react instantly posting a tweet saying we're not paying for the wall. we're happen with these negotiations, but we're not paying for the president's wall. so all these other issues could come into play here at the high level before they get this signed but i would expect that the president lpt to come out and announce this personally if they get a big victory here this week >> all right eamon, phil, thank you mike, thank you for sitting in dow east up's up 79. to the half. >>> our top trade this hour, the run away nasdaq. the tech hea

is following the story for us eamon?ey won't negotiate in public to our detriment, they pretty much kept that promise we don't have a lot of visibility about what's going on over at the united states trade office cameras are staked out there, waiting for any developments on a moment-to-moment basis coming out that door. christina friedland has come out to give reporters on the sidewalk an update on negotiations not a lot of specifics but a lot of optimistic noise here about the progress that they've been making here is her most recent update from just a little while ago. >> we continue to be encouraged by the constructive atmosphere that i think both countries are bringing to the table. there is a lot of goodwill it's a lot we're trying to do in a short period of time we're working intensely. >> chrystia freeland is saying a lot of goodwill in these negotiations at the white house it's fingers crossed time they cut this side deal with the mexicans and they're prepared to push for a straight bilateral deal if they have to

. >>> we got some breaking news that relates to russia eamon javers has the details >> reporter: that's right. the state department has put out an announcement saying that the united states is getting set now to impose new sanctions on russia in the wake of that attempted assassination attempt via nerve agent. the united states saying that in the wake of that nerve agent usage in the uk by russia, the united states is determined on august 6th under the chemical and biological weapons and control warfare elimination act of 1991 the government federation of rush has used chemical or biological weapons against international law. following the 15 day congressional notification period the new sanctions will take effect upon publication of a notice in the federal registrar. the united states here hitting back at russia for the use of that nerve agent and attempted assassination in the uk. remember it's a former british spy against russia, a russian national who was the target of that attempted sas destination with a nerve agent along with his daughter that was very controversial. president tr

eamon javers joins us now.out staying in the green. >> he's a green guy for sure >> story of my life, man i play it safe >> let's both. >> we will stay right in between the navigational beauries. what buoys i need this job. take a look at these results last night in ohio's 12th district this is an election to replace a retiring republican representative we have troy balderson at 50.2%, and danny o'connor at 49.3%. that's too close to call the difference is 1,754 votes. that's very, very tight. the networks, the associated press and others are won't call this race. there will be a series of procedures that take place now including looking at provisional ballots. if you remember that difference, just over 1,000 votes, provisional ballots, there's more than 3,400 provisional ballots that are still to be counted over the next ten days that could swing things. the vote won't be certified ultimately until august 24th if the candidates are still within 0.5% of each other, rules in ohio require a mandatory recount. all

eamon javers joins us from washington with the latest wish you had a crystal ball.mon, for canada to -- if that happens -- >> the idea is they want to get this deal by friday at the white house. >> it's wednesday, isn't it? >> today is wednesday as far as i know that gives them the opportunity to get the deal done and sign ed by the current president of mexico before the new administration takes power down there. so the idea is they want to see if canada can come through by friday and join this agreement that the united states and mexico have struck we've been on canada watch all week here now trying to figure out what the signals are from that government. last night we saw the canadian minister of foreign affairs, krista freeland, come out and talk to reporters and send positive signals about what she saw in this deal here's what she said last night. >> our position from the outset has been that we hope for the best but we are always prepared for all scenarios. the fact that mexico has taken some tough decisions for mexico and agreed on some compromises around labo

with me here in dublin, where pope francis will be later on, the theologian father eamon conway. the apparition there. for those who have joined us, remind us of the story of knock. what you are looking at there, the gable end is where in 1879, it is believed 0ur there, the gable end is where in 1879, it is believed our lady appeared with stjoseph and with st john the evangelist. the youngest witness was 16. people much older than that too. two still alive in 1836 were able to confirm those stories. 0ne died within a few months of that. they say they know they are going to meet their maker and they testify that our lady appeared. 0ne went up and touched the feet. there are signs that this has become such a powerful place of reconciliation and healing for so many people who come from all over the world to knock. it is no surprise that pope francis chose to spend time here. images are heart—warming. i'm not sure if the weather is improving there as much as in dublin. it is getting brighter here. the rain has stopped. i hope that people continue to go to phoenix park but i'm sure fo

with me still in dublin, the theologian father eamon conway. thank you for staying with us.'s talk little bit more about that statement, during the speech, by pope francis. it wasjust statement, during the speech, by pope francis. it was just a statement, during the speech, by pope francis. it wasjust a line, but a very significant line. pope francis. it wasjust a line, but a very significant linelj pope francis. it wasjust a line, but a very significant line. i think so. but a very significant line. i think so. it was absolute commitment and recognition that truth and justice is so important to people who have experienced abuse, not just is so important to people who have experienced abuse, notjust in terms of the actual sexual abuse itself that any cover—up and any failure to greet the revelation of that abuse with utter belief and credibility. to a cce pt with utter belief and credibility. to accept any institutional responsibility for what happened or a nyway responsibility for what happened or anyway it was covered up, very important. do you think it's also a recognitio

i agree with you >> you think we get a verdict today, eamon >> it's interesting.he jury in the case sent a note asking for clarifications on a number of different points >> right. >> we're talking about the president's former campaign manager here on trial in the eastern district of virginia for a number of things the jury requesting some clarification. it seems like the government felt like they had a pretty open and shut case against paul manafort alleging that he has held all this money. >> got another trial to go through with even more -- they got even more stuff on him supposedly. >> the jury may see this as more economy indicated than the prosecution does >>> have you seen this thing on netflix, i am a killer >> i have not. >> huh-uh. >> it's freaking unbelievable. i didn't see it. but it is unbelievable. >> what's it about >> about guys that really detail, they're on death row to go through the crime on both side, from the victim to the trial. the way it works i'm sorry about michelle wolf. >> what about michelle wolf. >> her show was canceled on netflix. >

eamon javers, good morning >> reporter: good morning, carl you're right krista freeland of canada walkingom the white house, making positive comments on her way inside to begin the day of negotiations she was asked whether or not she thinks that canada can hit that friday deadline that's looming later this week. here's what she said >> we are encouraged by the progress they made with mexico this summer. mexico has made some significant concessions which will be really good for canadian workers. on that basis, we are optimistic about having some very good productive conversations this week >> so freeland saying there that canada is optimistic they can have good discussions here, not committing necessarily to meeting that friday deadline the white house strategy has been to cut that deal and announce it earlier in the week with mexico. we saw the photo opp with the president on the phone with the president of mexico in the oval office the idea there to put pressure on the canadians to come to the table and sign something this week if that doesn't work the white house says they're prepared t

eamon javers with the latest at the white house. >> that's right. a potential three-part deal on nafta is pretty positive. the president, as you said, just within the past hour or so talking to reporters at the white house event and expressing a little bit of optimism. here is what he said. >> i think canada very much wants to make the deal and i think it will be obviously very good for canada if they do. i think it is probably not good at all if they don't. we gave until friday and we are probably on track. >> reporter: mexican president also expressing optimism here within the past hour so that the negotiations could end up being a three-way deal including the canadians. i have been told something interesting, at the end of the negotiations with the mexicans u.s. trade representative made sure the salt this agreement between the united states and mexico with a number of items that were deliberately designed to appeal to the canadians. that might explain some of the optimism from the canadian side in terms of how they might embrace the deal by frid

the president of mexico on the line at the beginning but got it worked out. >> thank you very much eamonafters at the white house the trade agreement leading the markets higher at this hour. and throughout the day let's check in with bob pisani at the new york stock exchange following numbers and action. >> the rally is broadening that's the most important thing happening. today it's about trade but this is going on a couple weeks now. look at the sectors melissa showed you those the important thing when you get tech, materials, industrials and financials all moving 1% or missouri that's a powerful rally. that's dragging the market along with it. today, of course trade predominates you see big ig o big industrials moving on traded kaerlt pill couplens, oshkosh, big industrial machinery companies all moving about 2%. that's a typical move on positive trade talk. no tariffs perhaps on mexican car imports, obviously the car companies are going to be doing better gm and ford, warner, mag that all up 2, 3, 4% overall. again, emerging markets, another typical 2% 2% is very typical on positive

eamon javers joins us with more.its weighing on market sentiments but the market seems to be doing pretty much okay. >> we were talking about that in the last hour. the president is talking about that right now, actually. fox news recorded an interview with him yesterday, they've been rolling out chunks of that during the course of the morning this morning and one of the segments that they've just rolled out, the president talks about the prospect of impeachment and what it might mean for the market. here's that moment. >> i guess its something like high crimes and all. i don't know how you can impeach somebody who's done a great job. i'll tell you what, if i ever got impeached, i think the market would crash. everybody would be very poor. >> the president there saying that if he got impeached the market would crash, everybody would be very oor. the president also on fox news talking about the idea of the department of justice and fbi investigation in to some of his former associates. this coming in a week in which h

eamon javers joins us live eamon there are some hopeful notes out of this.hat are you hearing >> all of the mood music seems to be positive everyone sending signals that maybe a deal can get done by the friday deadline. the friday deadline is in place because the u.s. and mexico out of the three countries negotiating here want to get a deal done so it can be signed in time for the current mexican president to sign it before he leaves office. they say friday is the last day they can do that and have the current mexican president on hand to sign the deal. so negotiators signaling last night they would negotiate straight through the night if that's what it took between the united states and canada the president signaling some optimism of his own about the negotiations here's what he said yesterday. chystia freeland was updating reporters all the time about the progress of the negotiations no specifics on what's going on behind the closed doors, but she also signaled optimism >> i feel that both parties are coming to this stage of the negotiation with a lot of g

eamon javers as the details. >> bloomberg news is releasing excerpts right now the president has made interesting comments saying he's think of including withdrawing from the trade organization if that organization doesn't shape up. the president saying he's thinking of linking capital gain proposals to inflation that's an idea the president is floating here. the president also saying he doesn't regret appointing jerome powell as the fed chairman that despite of some president's criticisms of the fed as moving too fast to hike interest rates, the president also saying that attorney general sessions is safe in his job until at least november's elections so that does not give the attorney general a whole lot of lease on career life here in washington, d.c. but the president says he is safe in his job for now. bloomberg quoting the president in terms of that world trade organization threat, saying if they don't shape up i would withdraw from the wto. and the president saying thursday in this interview here with bloomberg news at the white house that happened just a short time ago, guys b

of his predecessors and the trump administration will point to this as another example of that. >> eamon, thank you very much. morgan >> you wished me into being on the set. >> welcome >> thanks. >> ask, and you shall receive. >> thank you check out this mystery chart the stock up nearly 50% this year, but could it soon be caught in the middle of a trade war? we'll ask the ceo. >>> plus the trade war is starting to hurt china ck president xi facing a balash that's coming up on "power lunch. ♪ introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] >>> welcome back to "power lunch. is the u.s./china trade war starting to backfire on president xi kayla tausche has more on that story. >> reporter: despite president xi's life-long grip on power, some say china has been overconfident against the u.s. on trade issues which has escalated from a dispute to a war. some say within the party that t

emily: thanks so much, gene, i around, to stick because i do have to ask you about tesla and eamon musk's moment on going private. as i understand it, you're a skeptical that investors will be able to forget this especially now that we know sec inquiriesiple going on, and that this has been a huge disruption. how quickly do you think tesla really recover? believer in the story. it has one of the best upsides over the next five years. a very tand this is polarized investor base but i think the issue here, to answer question, is when can tesla start to get back? there six months but will be some relief if they can deliver what they said for the september quarter and that was move of august at ,000 compared to 5,000 at the end of the june quarter but if a-- improved about impeachment production, if we put a it, i think half of the anxiety goes away. if they can just do that. inevitably some of the things that happened here, this is a fourth unstated issue. they talked about the reasons they are going to stay public, there is a fourth think is ne, what we collateral damage from elon musk and