the agreement was supposed to be officially signed with canadian prime minister justin trudeau.he agreement needs the thumbs-up from all 28 member states. joining me now from brussels is our correspondent. what happens now? that revised document that was agreed on has been sent to the office of donald tusk. and all the 27th permanent representatives. national governments are looking at the document to see if they agree. i will have to go back to the parliament for discussion. donald tusk will have to pick up the phone and call the prime minister of canada. he is likely just waking up. a new day for that eu canada summit. board it wille on likely go ahead. how was the deal reached between the government and local politicians? >> a lot of late-night talks including a lot of tension between the flemish side and the francophones. what he wanted was a better deal and more guarantees in the area of agriculture which he seems to have got. he also had a problem with the investor settlement dispute. foreign investors would be allowed to actually sue eu member states if they felt their la

prime minister justin trudeau is supposed to attend and there have until monday to have an agreement. let's find out how the markets are faring in europe this are it is a bit of a mixed bag. the central banks did not give a hint about monetarily party -- monetary policy. let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines is friday. british american tobacco is planning to merge with reynolds in a deal valued at $37 billion. . the merger would bring together some of tobacco industry's best-known bands, including lucky strike, rodman's, dunhill and camel cigarettes aerated the prosecutors in brazil charged many for manslaughter and other charges. among the accused are board members and directors and mining companies like stephanie will. american subsidiary go public. how it was created when the french group. the communications in june. this could mean a finance of new now, anions in the u.s. american company claims it has created an image and -- an emergency vocal. lake created me in a lab. better ways to do this by slaughtering beef. mark thompson has this. mark: i

when need to have more william hays and justin trudeaus, and i think it is coming. ms. tahir-kheli: one question here? >> i am the libyan ambassador to the united states of america. that is not an easy job to hold. i come from a very conservative middle eastern society. i was also appointed the first deputy foreign minister the history of libya. we lost a commission to support women in decision-making. we were inspired by women leaders around the globe. my observation is that, when we look to the world, the united states of america, we found that after being in democracy, after advancement for so many years, the ratio of women in leadership in the united states is very low compared to some of the parts of the world. and this frustrates us because women who have been struggling for so long, and i think the ratio is 19% women in leadership. my question is, after our struggle, we realized that it is so much not about individual women, because when you are strong, you can push and fight your way. just like men. it is about changing a lot of legislation and laws, and giving

justin trudeau is in collusion with big oil and we're here today to support these young people, these brave warriors of the sacredness of mother earth to let him know he needs to reject the kinder morgan pipeline. meanwhile, in iowa, residents fighting the dakota access pipeline say at least one person has been arrested as a group blockaded a waste dump site being used by dakota access as -- by the dakota access pipeline company as it bores underneath the mississippi river. the group mississippi stand says two residents locked themselves to a barrel to blockade the road leading to the dump site, halting drilling underneath the mississippi for hours. this comes as court documents shaileneywood actress woodley is slated to stand trial january 25 on charges related to a protest on october 10, indigenous peoples day. to see our full interview with shailene woodley on monday on her arrest, go to democracynow.org. policestan, dozens of cadets and guards have been killed after three gunmen armed with guns and explosives stormed a police training college outside the city of quetta monday. thi

while hosting france's prime minister in ottawa, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, said rejecting deal could cost europe. if europe cannot manage to sign this agreement, it sends a very clear message, not just to europeans, but to the whole world, that europe is choosing a path that is not productive, either for its citizens or for the world, and that would be a shame. eu trade ministers meet next week. if approved, this could beside by the end of the month. kate: sam sun customers around the world have begun returning their galaxy no sevens just days after the south korean giant said it would hold all productions of the model. it samsung has said the exploding phones could wipe out a third of its quarterly profits. in an effort to hang onto loyal has been offering financial incentives to owners to exchange their recalled devices for any other device. many seo would not put them off the brand. >> i still -- many say it would not put them off the brand. >> i still trust samsung. i didn't switch to another brand. >> samsung gave us the opportunity to sell their products. so, when th

let's turn now to business, where canadian prime minister justin trudeau signed a historic trade agreements live from london to talk about this, nancy, what effects will this deal have on the future of both economies? >> well, the fans of free trade will tell you the pact could boost trade in the multibillions, so that is good news, but from a political standpoint, it's also very good news for canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who as you mentioned flew into brussels to sign the deal, because just a few days ago there were fears the pact was going to be held up by opposition in belgium. we're talking about a province holding it up, a province of just 3.5 million people or so, so this is extremely good news, not just on the free trade economic standpoint, but also when you talk about future trade deals from the eu, potentially with the uk, and what a trade deal they may be able to negotiate once the uk actually leaves the european union. elsewhere in the corporate space, keep an eye on general electric. they are reportedly nearing a $30 billion deal with baker hughes to merge their oil

. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau has voiced frustration as to what he calls unnecessary holdups european ministers meet on tuesday to discuss if the deal is passed. it is due to be signed by the european union and canada on the 27th of october in brussels. delano: donald trump's son-in-law has approached medius -- media executives about setting up a trump tv network. jared kushner is an infant lynch will -- is an influential part of the republican run her campaign. something to look forward to, i guess. laura: did not go too far. delano: we don't know what actually is happening. truck campaign has denied talks of potential trump tv. laura: thank you very much indeed. we are taking a short break. stay with us. qéaÑÑñ)ww 10/17/16 10/17/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from mandan, north dakota, across the street from the morton county courthouse and jail, this is democracy now! we reap from these lands. we live here. you destroy it. what are you going to do when there's no more grass growing apco no more river flowing? no more wildlife? what are you going to

is it about making more justin trudeaus? is it about wearing t-shirts that say "this is what a feminist looks like"? >> i think what's a good idea is to say every woman has a bring a man with her. >> yes. >> that's one way to go. >> i'm bringing men more and more and more into women in the world on the stage in fact i'm beginning to introduce -- try to have a man in every second panel to make sure there's a man or moderator who's a man. but also when the men get in you want to make sure the conversation isn't excluding one which is why stories and exciting issues and engaging action on the stage is very, very important because men don't want to listen to blathering about empowerment, there's nothing more dreary, frankly, than what i call sort of empowerment babble, of which there is a lot and i don't know what the male equivalent is of empowerment babble? is there a male equivalent of empowerment babble? i'll be on conferences where men babble about the need to be in -- lift each other up. there must be but i think it's very

once all procedures are finalized for the eu signing will i contact the canadian prime minister justin trudeauanchor: from the european green party, pleased about the belgian hiatus, as it turns out, bologna is not blocking sita, it made it better. don't underestimate the eu. he was one of quite a few european members of parliament. not everyone has been so enthusiastic. lots of people had been hoping that the deal would collapse. here is a journalist capturing the situation from this afternoon, showing the protesters blocking the entrance to european commission headquarters sadly, i think it's more likely the federal belgian government bribed wallonia with something ceta-unrelated. tonight nader defense ministers meeting in brussels have agreed to bolster forces along the alliance's eastern border with russia. it's a biggest military buildup in the region since the cold war. germany is among the nato countries committing troops. growing concerns over russian assertiveness, including its movement of nuclear capable missile systems to its kaliningrad territory. that borders on 2 eu countries. l

meanwhile, the canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the eu must sign ceta or risk losing relevancesay it will hand big misses too much power. reporter: only 24 hours after hearing the submissions, constitutional court judges were back with a clear message. they will not issue an injunction against the signing of the ceta free-trade agreement, the relief for the german government and the eu. >> even a temporary failure of ceta will likely have a significant impact on the future of for -- for an trade agreements. -- foerign trade agreements. reporter: but the judges are not issuing a final verdict yet. that will come during full proceedings at a later date. for now, the government must adhere to three strict conditions when signing the agreement. first it must state that germany shall have the right to terminate the agreement unilaterally. this gives the judges time to clarify whether or not ceta is compatible with the constitution. second, only the eu portions of the treaty shall be allowed to come into force. that means the tribunals are off the agenda because they have to be agree

she has pulled down the poster of justin trudeau. theeems like magnette is hottest politician in town. fake news website kind of like "the onion." citizens want to see them wrestle in the mud. annette: we should not be promoting the objectification of men. changing the tune here, french papers are focusing on the dismantling of the jungle refugee camp. calais,"the ashes of you can see the remains of the jungle camp after it burned to the ground. authorities are saying mission accomplished, that there are no .ore migrants in the camp this is an editorial in "liberation," which says the jungle is over but you should be skeptical about this. you can destroy the camp but you cannot change the fact that the region is just 40 kilometers from the british coast. migrants will keep going to the region. lots of people -- lots of papers are focusing on the relocation of nearly 8000 refugees, into nearly 150 welcome centers across the continent. flo: it has come under a lot of criticism as well. in's take a look at a column "liberation," showing

justin trudeau is in collusion with big oil and we're here today to support these young people, theserriors of the e sacredness of mother earth to l let him know he needs to reject the kinder morgan pipeline. meanwhile, in iowa, residents fighting the dakota access pipeline say at least one person has been arrested as a group blockaded a waste dump site being used by dakota access as -- by the dakota access pipeline company as it bores underneath the mississippi river. the group mississippi stand says two residents locked themselves to a barrel to blockade the road leading to the dump site, halting drilling underneath the mississippi for hours. this comes as court documents shailenellywood actress woodley is slated to stand trial january 25 on charges related to a protest on october 10, indigenous peoples day. to see our full interview with shailene woodley on monday on her arrest, go to democracynow.org. policestan, dozens of cadets and guards have been killed after three gunmen armed with guns and explosives stormed a police training college outside the city of quetta monday.. this

trade agreement" was signed in brussels today by european leaders and canadian prime minister justin trudeauis meant to remove almost all tariffs the e.u. and canada impose on each other. the e.u. predicts the pact will increase trade volume with canada by 20%. the deal has been in the works for eight years and required unanimous approval by all 28 nations in the e.u. but it still needs to be ratified by e.u. rope's national and regional parliaments, to take full effect. opponents say the deal gives multinational companies too much power and could jeopardize environmental safety standards. european officials say talks over a similar trade pact with the u.s. will wait until president obama's successor takes office. native american leaders in north dakota are vowing to camp out through the winter in protest of a new oil pipeline. though the pipeline would run outside the "standing rock sioux" reservation, it would run underneath its water source. tribal leaders also fear it would threaten sacred burial sites. about 200 protesters staged a peaceful prayer vigil yesterday near the construction s

i bet justin trudeau couldn't name that many gordon lightfoot songs-- i can sing them, baby! >> that was very, very impressive. >> stephen: thank you, thank you very much. so, am i a citizen now? >> not quite a citizen. in fact, not even a permanent resident. but would love to have you. >> stephen: well, andr, i would love to be had. thank you so much. canada, here i come! we'll see what happens on november 8. good luck! >> steen: thank you, canada! we'll be right back wi tiger woods! ? well, if you want to sing out, sing out ? ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ?'cau there's a million things to be ? ? you kw that there are ? my advice for looking younger, longer? get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno? absolutely ageless? night cream with active naturals? blackberry complex. younger looking skin can start today. absotely ageless? if you didn't expect to see an applebee's usda choice top sirloin searing to smoky oak perfection on a new wood-fired grill... ...just wait until you see the price. wood-fired steak with two sides for just $9.99. now for a limited time. only at

justin trudeau was in brussels for the ceremony.eement will cut tariffs to eu manufacturers more than 500 billion dollars a year. time for our bloomberg quick take. subsidized oil and other benefits long bought venezuela influence abroad. collapsing oil revenue along with corruption allegations and widespread violent climb -- crime has put hugo chavez's legacy at risk. nicholas maduro is locked in a power struggle with lawmakers. this accelerated in october when the national electoral suspended opposition efforts to gain approval of a recall vote on maduro. there is widespread discontent with the economy. in june there were major food riots. hyperinflation are appearing with the imf predicting prices will search more than 700% in 2016. electedvez was president in 1998 and revolutionized venezuelan politics. he nationalized thousands of companies, reducing venezuela's economic capacity to produce anything but oil. he maintained a deep connection with his supporters frequently pulling up a 50% and winning reelection three times. majur

justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, said they are still working towards the thursday deadline are pledging to continue to work, but at this time, both still say the other side has worked to do to make the agreement come through. the french speaking region, then to last half o thf the eu withhold it support is less than population, but they argue they need more time to negotiate what these deals will do to employment. this is tying the hands of the belgium federal government. they are, in theory, in favor of this deal, but are not able to approve it. we are continuing to watch this story between now and thursday. a lot more talk within the globalization front. yousef: nothing short of dramatic. we have also got the big juicy chunk of earnings to get through. anna: we have got a few corporate's reporting. we got some numbers from syngenta this morning. we are continuing to monitor these big chinese businesses, very much in the spotlight. syngenta is the subject of a $43 billion takeover by chem china. the eu has until friday to decide whether to approve the deal without any anti

the more justin trudeaus we can appeal to and make it cool to be a supporter of women -- and i think we are on the cutting point. it is starting to happen with people i can area and modi -- people like him. also trying. he is trying to foster the traditional woman at home, because he considers it a pillar of society, which is understandable, but he also promotes the idea of women he spoke about the deadly rapes in a way that was appealing. >> another adjunct professor. i teach business and human rights. i am really glad you brought up the whole issue of women not writing offense. writing off and -- op-eds. my women in business class is 50% women. why is that? my question is this, what is it that you have seen -- are women less tolerant toward corruption, or have they not gotten into the powerful states so they can have a chance? because there are a lot of studies about that. [laughter] look at tina kurtzer. she was extremely really corrupt . i wish i can say women were not corrupt, but that is not the case necessarily. i do think there is less of it. they are more in touch of what is

also on times with their canadian premier justin trudeau probably because he is good looking at trudeauhe's going to bankrupt canada. i don't admire him. and the times listed nonpolitical leaders. pope francis. give me a break. so many reporters access about strong leaders who believe the state fixes all the problems. why are the media so in love with politicians when so many of them don't know much about so many things. >> don't let anybody tell you that you know, it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. john: yes hillary i will tell you it is and if you don't think so it's because you don't know much. unfortunately neither does your opponent. >> nafta as an example has been a total disaster for the united states. john: no it hasn't. given this cheaper goods in manufacturing the u.s. rose 50% faster after nafta than the years before. what is a disaster for this country is that so many politicians don't know much about so much. that's our show. thanks for watching. it's time to declare economic independence once again. >> let's be sure we have affordable childcare and the re-c

also on times with their canadian premier justin trudeau probably because he is good looking at trudeauaise taxes and government spending that he's going to bankrupt canada. i don't admire him. and the times listed nonpolitical leaders. pope francis. give me a break. so many reporters access about strong leaders who believe the state fixes all the problems. why are the media so in love with politicians when so many of them don't know much about so many things. >> don't let anybody tell you that you know, it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. john: yes hillary i will tell you it is and if you don't think so it's because you don't know much. unfortunately neither does your opponent. >> nafta as an example has been a total disaster for the united states. john: no it hasn't. given this cheaper goods in manufacturing the u.s. rose 50% faster after nafta than the years before. what is a disaster for this country is that so many politicians don't know much about so much. that's our show. thanks for watching. [♪] >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we t

the washington post described him as the justin trudeau of its league. the president and first lady are expect to two great a prime minister and his wife this evening around 6:45 at the very front door of the white house. they will return inside the white house for a brief visit before descending the stairs to greet their gas and give those traditional state dinner toast. coverage of all of that this evening. while we overrate for the arrival of the prime minister we will go back to the east garden room to watch the guests arrive. >> guests are arriving for tonight's final state dinner in the white house. minister matteo renzi will be arriving shortly. josh earnest from the white house along with many of the members of the president's cabinet, along with business leaders, members of congress, nancy pelosi will be there. people of the media, rachel ray, chuck todd and others. jerry seinfeld and glenn stephani will be there. with blake there shelton. these are people who got the coveted in -- invitation. there are an expected 400 guests that will be arrivi

donald tusk will be speaking to the prime minister today so the canadian prime minister justin trudeauan decide whether to fly to brussels for the signing, which is set to take place on thursday. if belgium can't pledge support, the summit will then have to be postponed. >>> a lot of european headlines. fiscal, trade and everything else. coming up here, only 15 days left until the election here in the u.s. we'll bring you the latest poll results and tell you what the candidates are saying on the campaign trail. >>> but first, here's the latest on the weather from jen carfagno. >> good morning, sarah and dom. we kick off the beautiful week with nice weather very fall-like. temperatures are running above average across the south. we'll see a lot of 80s. and big changes from morning to afternoon. you notice a lot of sunshine, right? so with that, dry air and clear conditioning, temperatures drop overnight, but they really warm up during the day. 80s in atlanta and miami. new york city could see a couple showers early on, but clearing out into the afternoon. the spot to watch for active we

is it about making more justin trudeaus? is it wearing t-shirts that say "this is what a feminist looks like?" >> i think we should say every woman has to bring one man with her. i'm bringing men more and more on the stage. i'm introduced to have a man in every second panel to make sure there is a man or moderator who is a man. when the men get in you want to make sure the impact of the conversation isn't excluding one. which is why stories and exciting issue s and engaging action on the stage is very important. men don't want to listen to lb t blutherring about women's power. i don't know what the man equivalent is of empowerment babble. there is other about need to be lift each other up? it's very important women move beyond that. simply bring their intelligence to what is happening in the world. in a women's event, you should be able to discuss everything that's happening in the world. it's bringing more women's point of view to what is happening in the world as opposed to only caring about what women are doing. let's bri

he was called the justin trudeau of italy. --had a nick aim and italian nickname which translates to the demolition man. he has been called a progressive . the president refer to the changes that he is willing to make as well. you have the military cooperation. is that -- how much of it is isicy when the white house thinking about, who should we invite for the state dinner. >> that's how they decide what country to invite. it also comes the arrival ceremony which happened this morning. you have the nsc helping to disarm -- determine that along with the state department. the office of protocol is involved. once that decision is made it becomes a administration wide effort to make sure we are showing the friendship that we've deal for the country that we are honoring. a i want the viewers to take look at the administration over the years and the country they have chosen to honor your it began in 2009 with india's prime minister. after that they were honoring ,he president of mexico, china then germany, south korea, u.k., japan,

that october 27 date, referring to when justin trudeau is due to meet the e.u. leaders. before that, the e.u. will gather in brussels again on thursday, in hopes of tackling the dispute. now let's check in with on the markets here. .t is higher at the moment on the data front, u.k. inflation versus a 1% increase on here. that was better than what was expected. the ftse trading up 1.9% on the news. the paris cac is up 1.1 percent. it is another earnings week with a banner quarter for netflix. the company stock soared as much as 20% in the aftermath of monday's close. quarterly sales past $2 billion for the first time with stranger things and narco's. more on the streaming service to content provider. a flame or a flickr. arequestion many investors asking about netflix. can the service be sustainable in the long run? the number of people subscribing to watch shows like "house of cards" is growing. in the last three months it gained 373,000 users in the u.s. and over 3 million world wide. but this growth has been slowing down year on year. the california-based grand estates

is it about making more justin trudeaus, is about wearing t-shirts that say "this is what a feminist looks like?" saybrown: a good idea is to every woman has to bring a man with her. i am bringing men to more women in the world on the stage. beginning to now introduce a man at every second panel to make sure there is a man or a moderator who is a man. when the men get in, you want to make sure the impact the conversation, which is why engaging action on the stage is very important, because men don't want to come in and listen to the blathering on about women's empowerment. there is nothing more dreary than what i call empowerment babble, of which there is a lot. male equivalent of empowerment babble? a lot of conferences -- other conferences where men say they need to lift each other up? i think it is very important beyond that and bring their intelligence to what is happening in the world. you should be able to discuss everything that is happening in the world, bringing more women's point of view to what is happening in the world, rather than only caring about what women are doing,

. >> despite the latest hurdle, donald s and justin trudeau still believe in the e.u.-canada free-trade deal. on twitter, the european council president and the canadian prime minister hoped to find a solution before thursday's deadline. but with -- but within the e.u. ranks, the feel is not unanimous. martin schultz told the german radio he does not expect the deal to be signed this week and that thursday's summit should be postponed. it comes after belgium announced it could not sign the deal because of opposition from three .f its six regional parliaments runs -- one such region is will oneok, where residents say they are not sorry for holding up the deal. >> it is completely undemocratic. there are no other words. it is a treaty that has been negotiated secretly for years now. when a government protests to it ison something impossible for them to agree to, they receive threats. thatwmakers worried canadian crutches letting me markets could harm the be fed pork industry. they also oppose the creation of arbitration court to settle come atment disputes saying it coul

the most influential person of the next united states presidency is hillary clinton and i think justin trudeau in canada is seen as a new thinker about new problems and he's done a study on basic income.he's touched on doing experiments in qucbec and ontario on basic income. what we need is experimentation. i don't think anybody knows the consequences or unintended consequences. we did live in the united states when miltonfriedman was around, we never got the analysis of what happened so we are seeing a lot of activity up in canada . they have a lot of influence on american policymaking. there may not be a bill but we will see a discussion begin i think it would be premature for legislation at this point, there's a lot of research that remains to be done before we decide whether or not this is a good idea, this is so basic ideas being discussed and details could really matter to some extent so i think it's a long way from legislation. >> all too often the consequences of legislation that are rushed through and not designed to get 51 percent of votes rather than be actually workable. >> this co

justin trudeau canceled today's planned trip to brussels. more talks are scheduled today. belgium's french-speaking region continues to oppose the accord and lawmakers are concerned about the impact on jobs and consumer standards. islamic state forces are using drones in the battle for iraq's second-largest city. in iraqiants surveyed and u.s. positions and dropped explosive devices. they asked congress for $30 million to fight enemy drones. the democratic party has taken republicans to the court for voter intimidation. the democrats say they are intended to discourage minorities from voting. republicans call the lawsuit meritless. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: let's get through this quickly. we want to get to deutsche bank and then i surprise there. turn to the market, euro stronger and oil under $50 a barrel in the united states, yields elevated. the vix, two year yield migrates higher. sterling surged a bit ago. guy: let's take a look at some of those assets

the more justin trudeau's we can appeal to and make it cool in a sense to be supporter of women, i think we are on that cutting point actually. i think it is starting to happen, people like him. actually modi is also trying in a different way. obviously he does still try to foster the whole traditional woman at home because he feels strongly is understandable. he really is also trying to promote the idea of women coming up. he was very good during the delhi raid, he spoke about that as a man in a way that was very, very appealing. the more we can see, that the more important it's going to be. yes? >> i teach women's rights. i'm glad you brought up the issue of women not writing op-eds. i have in a business writing class, almost 90% women. why is that? because human rights are in the title? are women -- do they come toward moret cal courses? my question, what have you seen? are women less tolerant toward corruption than women in power or not gotten into the power seat so they can have a chance at corruption. there's a lot of studies about that. look at christina kirshne. she was extraordi

and i think justin trudeau in canada is seen as a new thinker about new problems. he's done a children's basic income. he's talking about doing experiments in ontario and quebec on basic income. i think what we need is experimentation. i don't think anybody knows the consequences or the unintended consequences. we did five in the united states when milton friedman was around. we never did the analysis of impactly what happened. so, i think we're seeing a lot of activity up in canada. i think that will have a lot of influence on the american policy makers. and i think we may not see a bill, but i think we'll see a discussion begin about could we do some experiments. >> i think it would be premature for legislation at this point. i think a lot of research remains to be done before we decide whether or not this is a good idea. this is still basic ideas being discussed. and the details would really matter. as you see, there's already some disagreements. i think it's a long way from legislation. we've seen too often the consequence of legislation that it was rushed thro

two top european officials have signaled their justin trudeau -- for more, let's bring in mark buntingems they are giving in and there may be a massive trade deal. mark: this is a confidence of economic and trade agreement between canada and the european union that is being negotiated. it appears to be in trouble for a few days. we may have a breakthrough coming soon. wallonia in the southern part of belgium, this is the only region and belgium is the only country blocking it so far. they want protections in various areas. we could see a breakthrough -- the european commission president says he trusts today something will get done and the says he union president think something will get finalized soon. if that does happen sometime , we could see the canadian prime minister jet over tomorrow for meetings to put the finishing touches on this deal. david: what would be the significance of an agreement here? mark: there would be the elimination of all terrorist scum industrial and otherwise between canada and the european union. arrifs,t industrial and otherwise between canada and the euro

justin trudeau, our prime minister, has said in the past that if this deal falls apart, it will reallyf the eu. david: announcing this money it will cut 7500 jobs, 10% of its workforce. sizable amount. danielle: does not been a good day for canada and this is a story that has impact on europe because a lot of the job cuts will be in europe as well. 7500 jobs on top of 7000 cuts announced in february. about 1/5 of the. -- 1/5 the global workforce. some jobs are going to be added as part of the transformation but we don't have a lot of details on that yet. even if they happen, we are to be looking at 10,000 net job losses. 2000 of them are coming from canada so it is bad news here and 15 hundred of those are coming from quÉbec, which this year made a sizable investment into supporting bombardier. it is not good news for canada and as i say, not good news for europe, either. vonnie: thank you. david: coming up on "what'd you miss," the deutsche bank chief national economist with his thoughts on the fed, inflation, at 4:00 p.m. wall street time. vonnie: and coming up, will wall street make