uk prime minister theresa may is meeting justin trudeau in ottawa today.xpected to side with canada in a sensitive dispute with the us that has tested trade relations between the two countries. it's between canadian company bombardier and the us plane maker, boeing. so, why is the uk wading in? samira hussain has more from new york. this story starts in 2016 when the canadian aerospace company bombardier on a contract to supply 125 c series passengerjet bombardier on a contract to supply 125 c series passenger jet to bombardier on a contract to supply 125 c series passengerjet to the us airline delta. the american rival boeing says the deal was not fair, since bombardier agreed to sell the majority of those planes below their cost price, a practice known as price dumping. boeing has taken their complaints to both us and international trade authorities. this is clearly a fight between canadian and american company. so why the british prime minister theresa may phone us president donald trump last week about this particular trade dispute? turns out the canad

-- >> it's like australia. >> liz: justin trudeau is the darling of hollywood celebrities they want justinrudeau to be president of the united states. he's like open arms, trump is awful, i'm the good guy but now, he's not the goodbye for immigrants and refugees. >> fidel castro was also the darlings of hollywood, so sometimes they just do not check the facts, but the fact is that those haitians that are leaving the united states because their tps, which is the temporary protection services, which is like every 18 months you get a permit to keep on working and the haitians and thousands of people have the tps, but the trump administration has announced that the tps is over for haitians, and that's why they're moving up to canada. >> liz: what do you make of the hollywood hipocracy about people like justin trudeau or castro? >> well, you know, i always say that if you are in hollywood and you really love castro, you should go down to havana without dollars and without a car and live with the cuban family over a week and then you will really know, then you will change your mind to sort of a

i have great pleasure in welcoming the prime minister of canada, his excellency justin trudeau and i invite him to address the general assembly. >> good afternoon, mr. president, fellow delegates, friends. before i begin, i would like to offer condolences in the light of tuesday's earthquake in mexico to all families and friends in mourning. we wish a speedy recovery to all those who have been injured and thank all first responders for their tireless efforts to help keep people safe. our thoughts are also with our friends in the caribbean who continue to suffer from devastating hurricanes. the generosity and resilience that millions have shown in the face of these natural disasters is an inspiration to the world and canada stands ready to lend a helping hand whenever we can. it is an honor to be back here with you today and to have an opportunity to speak to this year's theme focusing on people. striving for peace and a decent life for all on a sustainable planet. >> translator: people, peace, good quality life, and an environment we care for. equity for everyone everywhere. that is

general assembly. >> assembly will hear a statement by his excellency justin trudeau, prime minister of canada. may i ask you to essort his excellency. i have great pleasure in welcoming the prime minister of canada, his excellent sit justin trudeau and i invite him to address the general assembly. >> good afternoon. mr. president, fellow delegates, friends, before i begin, i would like to offer canada's condolences in the light of tuesday's earthquake in mexico to all families and friends in mourning. we wish a speedy recovery to all those have been injured and thank all first responders for their tireless efforts to help keep people safe. our thoughts are also with our friends in the caribbean who continue to suffer from devastating hurricanes. the generosity and resilience that is millions have shown in the face of these national disasters is an inspiration to the world and canada stands ready to lend a helping hand whenever we can. it is honor to be back here with you today and to have an opportunity to speak to this year's theme focusing on people. striving for peace and a decen

disappointing to many canadians domestically speaking it's something that wasn't expected from justin trudeau looking at who his father was now his father pierre trudeau who was also the prime minister of canada four times over he's the one that effectively got nuclear weapons off the canadian soil we used to have american use here that. actually canadians were in charge of them until nine hundred eighty four and a lot of americans don't know that a lot of comedians don't even know that so it was his father and for many reasons that's why trudeau got elected is because of the who his father was and when you see america in a very different way well you're going to see disappointment all right well candidate seeking as we know a temporary position on the united nations security council how will its position on nuclear weapons affect that bad well the security council positions up in two thousand and nineteen and that's exactly what can it was hoping to get but the problem is when you go against the u.n. general assembly you have an issue and that's what's happening here with with this issue in

up, justin trudeau, stephen schwarzman, and many more. the ceo of canada's largest alternative asset manager. he joins from the inaugural bloomberg business forum right here in new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from new york and london, i'm vonnie quinn. >> this is bloomberg markets. vonnie: it is time for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. general mills cannot seem to reverse the three year-long sales slump. revenue in the serial business business fell last quarter. general mills fussing and upheld that earl -- facing an uphill battle as consumers change the way they shop and eat. an eight-month battle over toshiba's memory unit is coming to a close. the price? $18 billion. according to people familiar with the matter, a large chunk of the money will come from apple. retail sales are expected to pick up in the u.s. during the holiday season. 4.5%,may rise as much as which would allocate last year's increase of --. this may indicate that consumers are more comfortable with spending they were last

let's turn to canada now — because prime minister justin trudeau is celebrating a massive free trade today after eight years of talks. it's called the comprehensive economic and trade agreement or ceta — here's an idea of the scale of it. trade in goods between the two sides was worth around 77 billion dollars last year. the deal will eliminate the vast majority of tariffs — or customs charges — on goods and flowing between the two sides. it poses a bit of challenge for britain — which led the way in negotiating the deal but will no longer be part of it when it leaves the eu. on a visit to canada earlier this week, uk prime minister theresa may promised a "seamless transition" to a new trade deal with canada let's get more on this with sarah fountain smith, deputy high commissioner for canada in the uk. we talked about eight years in the making, how relieved are you that we are ina making, how relieved are you that we are in a position where this deal is done? the application today marks a new chapter in the relationship between canada and the eu, and as you mentioned it effectively

what part of that is depressing i mean i don't i'm not terribly fond of the idea that justin trudeau gets a neat headline for doing a cute thing that really is just you know it's just a headline there's no real meat behind it back when nafta was being negotiated it would have been nicer if canada had pressed harder on that issue it would've been nicer if nafta was negotiated closer to the spirit of of the european union which did take into account not just tariffs and taxes but also took into account the different. worker protection standards of nations and try to equalize them not in a race to the bottom but actually in sort of rise to the higher standards that was not a part of the national after negotiations at all. while we're on the subject of international pressure i think it's should be noted that the international labor organization which is a treaty that's connected to the united nations that most nations are a part of the i.o.l. has also been on record for a number of years now as accusing the united states of being. a bit of abusing the human rights of its workers of just

mostly southern states all the states but they exist mostly in the southern states right now justin trudeau said that right to work laws in the u.s. are unfair when it comes to trade practices as we start renegotiating nafta we know that workers in right to work states make six thousand dollars less in wages are less likely to have health insurance coverage more likely to experience accidents on the job. what i want to attack this from is you have all these foreign companies now coming to the u.s. opening up car plants ikea's coming in moving more and more manufacturing plants here which on the surface seems good until you realize the reason they're coming here is because we've become the low wage labor nation for the developed world you used to think of us as going out and finding you know bangladesh and all these other countries now they're coming here to do work what's that say about the state of labor in the countries or i i completely dismiss your premise because why they're coming here is because we have the highest skilled workers that actually build cars that last very very long and

if you listen to justin trudeau, he was suggesting it could bea trudeau, he was suggesting it could bebeen shined between canada eu. —— signed. it does feel optimistic. it took seven years to strike that deal. it doesn't take that long for britain to reach a deal because it would still mail a great deal of ha rd would still mail a great deal of hard bargaining. the eu is a market of 500 million people, uk is a market of 50 million people. it can hardly bargain on the same terms even with the goodwill in the world. that isjust the canadian deal, there are many deals around the world, where ministers speak in an optimistic tone, but there is an awful lot of heart pounding to come. we still don't know our relationship at the start of brexit, let alone how will develop as time goes by. i love the fact that everybody is going to be using the driving metaphor. we very carefully share the driving here! eli! -- you lie! how much of a threat is boris johnson? i think people have been throwing rocks at the foreign secretary this week, it is weird that he is talking about an issue of foreign poli

. >> translator: on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to thank his excellency justin trudeau for the statement he has just made and may i request protocol to escort his excellency. >> ladies and gentlemen, in december last year the general passed a resolution on promoting the democratic and equitable world order and it pa it is states unacsaptable to it is unacsaptable to interfere in the internal affairs of states. it underscores the need to exclude the attempts to exert on others and this includes the extra territory use of international laws. majority of member states of the u.n. voted in favor of the resolution and in the minority were found exactly those countries which against the goals are trying to dominate and impose models of eir own values on people guided by the poll laret. but the world does not stand still. i am pleased to see that the president of the united states donald trump the day before yesterday unilaterally stated it is important to abide by the sovereignty of international affairs, to lead by example rather than dictate one's will to other people's, that c

strong fighting talk from justin trudeau, theresa may making it clear that protecting jobs here in belfast is a priority for her and the business secretary has been having talks with the boeing chief executive and the issue will be raised again with the white house this week. still concern here in belfast among trade unionists and workers at bombardier itself and among politicians and other leaders here. chris, thank you. more now on the news that ryanair says it is preparing to receive compensation claims were a total of £18 million following its decision to cancel up to 50 flights a day until the end of the cover. the chief executive michael o'leary denies the company is short of pilots but he did admit to in his words messing up the planning of their holidays and said they had little choice but to make they had little choice but to make the decision to cancel all those flights. joining me now is rory boland who is the travel editor with which. how would you rate how ryanair have which. how would you rate how rya nair have handled which. how would you rate how ryanair have handled this?

translator: on behalf of the general simply, -- general assembly, i wish to thank his excellency justin trudeau for the statement he has just made and may i request protocol to escort his excellency. i now have the honor to give the excellency, minister for foreign affairs of the russian federation. min. lavrov: mr. president, ladies and gentlemen. in december of last year, the general assembly passed a resolution on promoting the democratic and equitable world order. and it clearly stated it is unacceptable to interfere in the internal affairs of state. it does not accept coup d'etat as a transfer of power. it underscores the need to exclude attempts to exude legal pressure on other states, and this includes international laws. absolute majority of member states of the u.n. voted in favor of the resolution. in the minority were found exactly those countries which, against the goals and principles of the charter, are trying to dominate in global affairs, impose their own values on states and peoples. they are guided by the logic of unipolar which undermines international law. but the world does

the promised has previously raised this issue with justin trudeau and donald trump will stop so at then emphasising how important is it. thousands ofjobs depend on this. there is a long way to go in this. there is a long way to go in this increasingly acrimonious journey. a second ruling will be made in february, next year, and even that will be appealed. —— can be. northern ireland is caught in the crossfire of a dispute between canada and the united states. remember that they other‘s biggest trading partners. as the uk looks when you trade friends, it is a reminder that even special relationships can sour. ryanair has announced more cancellations over the winter months, which will more than double the number of passengers affected. last week, the airline grounded around 2000 flights until the end of october. now it says it's cancelling another 18,000 from november to march. the airline denies it is struggling to retain pilots. 11 men have been arrested across england and wales on suspicion of belonging to the banned neo—nazi group national action. six of them — all from the north—wes

. >> the assembly will hear a statement by his excellency justin trudeau, prime minister of canada.

canadian pm justin trudeau was also optimistic.d, within the european union, the uk is the largest trading partner that canada has. the uk was deeply involved through the negotiations towards ceta for the past seven years. and it will form the basis for the way we move forward in a post— brexit europe. we are very confident that we are going to be able to continue strong trade ties and commercial relationships with the uk, between the uk and canada, throughout this period of transition. iamjoined by i am joined by the president of the chamber of commerce in canada. both prime minister's where at pains to say this relationship will continue no matter what with regards to brexit. how seamers can the transition be in reality? the objective is to make the transition as seamless as possible. as you have heard, both prime minister's articulate that goal and objective. they also indicated that ceta as it stands today would have gone on the basis of those discussions going forward , basis of those discussions going forward, although, both

. >> translator: on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to thank his excellent sit justin trudeau for the statement he has just made and may i request protocol to escort his excellency. >> i now have the honor to give the floor to his excellency, sergey lavrov, minister for foreign affairs of the russian federation. >> translator: mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, in december last year, the general assembly of the united nations passed a resolution on promoting the democratic and equitable world order and it clearly states is is unacceptable to interfere in the internal affairs of states. it does not accept cue ta tas as a wave transfer of power. it underscores the need to exclues from international relations the attempts to exert illegal pressure one state on others and this includes the use of international laws. the absolute majority of member states of the u.n. voted in favor of the resolution. in the minority were found exactly those countries which against the goals and principles of the charter are trying to dominate in global affairs are trying to impose models of devel

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau it is british counterpart theresa may have watched a wheelchair basketball demonstration ahead of the invictus games which start on sunday in toronto britain's prince harry set up these games for wounded military person personnel they are aimed at helping soldiers overcome trauma suffered in combat this year some five hundred fifty injured servicemen and women from seventeen nations will compete for medals and twelve adaptive sports including basketball. and a reminder now of our top stories at this hour in mars' de facto leader aung san suu kyi she has broken her silence on the refugee crisis she expressed sorrow for all groups displaced by violence but she has drawn criticism from human rights groups who say she is baring her head in the sand. hurricane maria has devastated the small caribbean island of domenico and is now sweeping towards puerto rico and the virgin islands already devastated by hurricane. ryanair is grounding thousands of flights and travelers are not happy monica will have the details coming right up and discuss. she's long be

earlier this month both mrs may and canada's justin trudeau discussed the dispute and made clear theira ruling against bombardier. i have already raised the issue with president trump in the telephone call i had with him last week, but i will raise it with him, the issue of bombarding eight, with him when i meet with him again later this week and i'll be impressing on him the significance of too the united kingdom and obviously to jobs significance of too the united kingdom and obviously tojobs in northern ireland. on the issue of boeing, it's been very clear canada is embarking upon a brick kiln and processed to strengthen our military and we have obviously been looking at the super hornet aircraft from boeing asa at the super hornet aircraft from boeing as a potential significant procurement of our new fighterjets. but we won't do business with a company busy trying to sue us and put our airspace workers out of business. professor george yip from the business school at imperial college university here in londonjoins me. welcome to world business report, good to see you. the invocatio

. >>> moving on to our top trending stories, justin trudeau's socks are going viral once again he wasporting some chewbacca socks at an event yesterday. it has people talking on twitter. william shatner saying justin trudeau, i thought we were friends, question mark chewbacca socks, question mark mr. shatner was on "squawk box" yesterday. >> this is not the first time he's pulled out some "star wars" socks. >> they're getting more and more edgy to have a character on the socks, credit. >> i like it >>> we have some big news for fans of will and grace for the first time ever all 194 episodes of the show will be available for streaming. the series will be available to stream today on the nbc app, hulu and on demand this is a week ahead of the highly anticipated revival premiering on thursday, september 28th get your fill, review what happened in the past before we pick up the revival, which i'm pumped about >> i never really watched will and grace. it was more friends for me >> i liked both. >> how many episodes of friends in total >> 470 >> no i would have put it at roughly that 236. >

i have great pleasure in welcoming the prime minister of canada, his excellency justin trudeau and i invite him

justin trudeau says canada won't buy boeing fighter jets while the company pursues a suit against itsadian rival. earlier this year, knowing alleged the canadian government was illegally supplying -- commercial programming. they issued this thread alongside the british prime minister. urged going to drop the suit. this friday, the british prime minister is expected to deliver a major breaks it -- a major brexit speech in florence. her foreignfter secretary, boris johnson, is accused of backseat driving after he penned an article with his vision for brexit. are worriedroducers about what will happen to their exports. grapes inharvesting france's burgundy region. preparing to make internationally renowned wine. of chablis is -- sold abroad and the u.k. is the bearing -- is the biggest client . retailers have yet to announce plans for when the u.k. leaves the customs unit. it could mean changes to customs and import tariffs. >> a large proportion of -- the u.k. is destined for retailers. 80%. we have had no response from them until now. what will we do with the decrease in 2018 and 2019?

his seat next to justin trudeau m melania trump on her first solo trip as first lady. someone sitting 18 seats over -- kerry's girlfriend, the actors making a surprise appearance. royal protocol dictates the couple cannot sit next to each other at official invents unless they are engaged or married, but the latest appearance is sparking new hope that engagement could be coming soon. make and also getting burgundy dress with a letter motorcycle jacket, drastically different from kate middleton's first appearance in 2008, here in a long cream coat. harry kept his focus on the 550 wounded warriors competing in the week long invictus games, reading the athletes, awarding the first medal recipients -- even making some adorable new friends. fanwhile that five-year-old is pretty cute, many are hoping next year it will be meghan markle sitting next to the prince. on thea: still ahead news at noon, a beautiful day, so how long will it stay this way? i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his

speaking to the bloomberg business for them, justin trudeau also praised the agreement. makewe that next step of promoting a trade agenda by talking about the progressive side of the trade agenda. that does not mean just making a progressive case for trade but putting forward progressive trade deals. guy: justin trudeau. to be able to get a shot of his socks. i am a star wars fan, but hey. let us talk about someone else. the ukip prime minister is said to except the need to discuss the european union's demands for a rights it nolo tens of billions of pounds. theresa may will hold talks with her cabinet today before deciding how far she can go in promising money to the e.u. in a landmark speech that will be delivered in florence tomorrow. emll with us, the head of cross strategy. in order to get things moving, it is clear that some sort of monetary compensation is going to have to be offered by the brits. the problem is the politics of that will be difficult to allow. if the u.k. and theresa may says we will make an offer, what looks like a fairly reasonable offer, kind o

justin trudeau was also on the list. >> i was trying to help you out there have not i had no idea whatmon >> we'll keep the focus on hurricane irma and other two hurricanes forming in the atlantic. >> final five at 11:30 tonight. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: i'm not touching this one. you do it. [laughter] >> racial controversy. jason whitlock, who is an anchor on fs1 and it was the guy with a colin kaepernick costume. the internet thought he was a bck guy, not a white guy. light-skinned brother. not just any light-skinned brother. it's drake. [laughter] >> kim and kanye, they're having their third child at the end of january. >> did you see kim kdashian talk about how north hates her baby brother? harvey: if you have two kids that don't get along with each otr, is having a third kid someing that creates peace or make a bigger problem. >> probably a bigger problem.

trump is also set to meet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >>> and lift-off of the united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket. >> new and very spectacular video tonight of a rocket launch at california's vandenberg air force base. about a half an hour ago united launch alliance set off the atlas 5 for the fifth time this year. the rocket is carrying a secret payload on a classified mission. tonight's launch was scheduled to happen two days ago but the rocket needed a new battery on its booster. and i'm thinking it wasn't a aa or aaa battery. >> no. >> this is more serious. more expensive. yeah. and, yeah, more important in a lot of ways too. >> blue skies down there. >> blue skies down there, and it's a nice night here, but boy, the chill is in the air. >> the dry air has moved in. at least right now we're getting a nice taste of fall. could be waking up to low 40s in some parts of the bay area. my advice to you is enjoy it. seven-day fork is a big u-turn head our way. right now 61 degrees in san francisco, clear skies. take you over to dublin where it's 58. winds right now kee

trump is also set to meet with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >>> more trouble in puerto rico. serious concern tonight over a dam. following hurricane maria. now 70-thousand people are being >>> much of the population of puerto rico left in despair following hurricane maria. now 70,000 people are being evacuated from their homes because of the threat of deadly flash floods from gaugea tacka dam. people were waiting for hours in cars and on foot because of gas shortages. >> we almost had a fight and one of the pumps but i guess since the police is here, they have got it together. so let's hope and pray that we get the fuel moving faster and people can reach home before curfew. >> most of the island remains in the dark because of a battered electrical grid and government officials say it could takes months to restore power. terrible situation there and out here the concern, of course, september, october, some of the biggest -- >> especially after the hottest summer in the last hundred years so everything is prime, dry and now we got the north winds. we have a red flag warni

. >> president harry is in canada, he met with canada's prime minister justin trudeau saturday.s that they could help soldiers and their families, prince harry says he got the inspiration after his two tours of duty in afghanistan. >> well, whether in philly, do as the philadelphians do. >> that is exactly what mark zuckerberg did when he stopped in the city of brotherly love over the weekends. take a look. this is a photo of the facebook founder, he posted of himself at the window of pat's king every steaks in south philly last night. always wearing t-shirt. he said he traveled all the way to philadelphia for the best cheek steak in the land. that of course, katie not happy about. that will so the big question though what did the billionaire order? well, according to employees, wiz with. >> oh, he was over the moon. he loved it. he was so excited. he said it is the best one he's had in the whole area so far. 100% hands down he said. >> we're told zuckerberg and friends were in philly trying all of the best cheese steaks spot. pretty impressed with pat's. when finished he return

if you see what's happened in canada with justin trudeau or even in france with mr. macron, the fact that this is a kind of younger generation -- >> we had that with obama. we just went through a. >> we need to get it back. we need to get it back. obama was unusually charismatic leader. you know. but we need somebody like that. we can't have 200-year-old people fighting for the next election. >> unpack for me why you are so direct, so bold about saying you have no intention to read hillary's book, and i'm asking that because for a guy who voted for the first time and saw what happened to her, like why would you not want to read her story? >> i watched every day of the election. >> yeah. >> the election up to here. and what i'm trying to think about is the next thing. you know, and hillary is not the next thing. you know, i mean, i admire her, but she ain't the future. you know, and that's what i'm interested in. >> i quoted so many times on this program the great paul roebson, i think he's a great american hero, often overlooked. i quote him because he was right when

very star—studded, the first lady has been there, justin trudeau, eve ryo ne has been there, justin trudeaurkle. he has called in all his own mates. and new mates. we will have a look at victory in the sport in cricket. and also sarah will have the weather. first aid legal story that could have implications for many families. family courtjudges must not allow parents to see their children if there's any risk of harm to the child from their mother orfather, either physically or psychologically. this new order is part of tougher guidance that will be brought into force on monday to protect children during custody battles. earlier this year we spoke to claire throssell, whose two children were killed in a house fire, which was started deliberately by their dad. some viewers may find her account of what happened upsetting. they were on an access visit to their father and they were on an access visit to theirfather and in they were on an access visit to their father and in the two hours that he was having them, he barricaded the house and set 1a separate fires and trapped the boys in the attic u

well, she has got a little touch of the justin trudeau voters?got a solid character and intellect and her ability to handle people is incredible. see, at 37, another factor, people is incredible. see, at 37, anotherfactor, she people is incredible. see, at 37, another factor, she appeals to younger people, who want something different from the policy settings of the last 30 years. see also appeal to some older people who think the same thing. briefly, if she becomes prime minister, what can she becomes prime minister, what can she offered to the new zealand people? -- offer. she offers different policy. in new zealand, in the last 30 years, we have had increasing reports of poverty and homelessness. that is very unusual in new zealand. it has given quite a lot of impetus to the labour party and green party. she would run a higher... another way, she would run her fiscal policy less stringently than the national party and put it into education and health et cetera. the current government has been giving out that assistance in the past two years. a

company could be scrapped according to the prime minister justin trudeau but the country also says it has legal means to challenge the ruling at the world trade organization and under the terms of the north american free trade agreement nafta with president trump threatening to scrap that agreement the current talks to renegotiate nafta haven't been going well canada says it invests in not subsidizes bombard and as it points out the u.s. has bailed out general motors in the past and gives boeing preferential treatment by some measures canada and the u.s. have the world's largest trading relationship but it's growing more hostile by the day daniel lak al jazeera toronto. tens of thousands of people in south africa held street protests against president jacob zuma they say corruption has become endemic under his leadership the marches were organized by the country's largest workers' union twenty pages more. miners teachers and laborers are among the thousands of workers taking part in a nationwide strike against corruption. and the man they say is to blame for it is president jacob zuma

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and his british counterpart theresa may have watched a wheelchair basketball demonstration ahead of the invictus games which start on saturday in toronto britain's prince harry set up these games for wounded military personnel the aim is to help soldiers overcome trauma suffered in combat this year some five hundred fifty injured servicemen and women from seventeen nations will compete for medals and twelve sports including basketball. our mind and our top stories at this hour hurricane maria has devastated the small caribbean island of domenica and is now sweeping towards puerto rico and the virgin islands already devastated by hurricane wilma. and in mars' leader she has broken her silence on the flight of the hinge of muslims to neighboring bangladesh she invited outside observers to visit areas hit by violence but u.n. human rights investigators say mean mars government has denied them permission to go there. thanks for watching it every we're back in thirty minutes. my song cheering also took. notes of it i forgot. your link to news from africa

others like justin trudeau have former political offices. those who made these advances were citizens, doctors, nurses, entrepreneurs, clergy , community leaders, activists who mobilize and voted and innovated and push the change. they knew what every step of the way that they would not get everything they wanted as fast as they wanted, they know that progress requires struggle and perseverance and discipline and faith. they knew that sometimes, for every two steps forward you will take a step back but they made things better and this was something i always had to emphasize to my staff, better is good. you laugh, but sometimes people forget that i will take better every time. that's what's needed every time. the engagement of everyone who wants to see a better future for our children. it can be frustrating. i will take an example, here in the united states thousands upon thousands of americans threw themselves into the collective effort of reforming our healthcare system. they are trying to figure out what the controversy is. i am too. these

. >>> justin trudeau also had a little fun at the games.n people waiting to catch a glimpse of prince harry. it just so happens the prime minister's photography so many bells the royal. trudeau had photographer adam scott walk out of the venue next to him and his entourage. scotty eventuallily ended up turning around and revealing his true identity to the royal fans. >>> well, somebody had to be the first to go and it was my girl barbara corcoran. the shark was eliminated with her partner. the two will be on "good morning america" later. there's another round tonight. there will be another elimination. you can watch it all right here on 6abc at 9:00. matt. >> thank you, tam. 5:27. still to come a first for philadelphia. crews will unveil the statue of an african-american activist today t another local resort town is considering banning those huge tents and canopies on the beach. >>> the white house responds to north korea's claims that president trump tweeted a declaration of war. "action news" continues. >> ♪ welcome to maxx you. you are w

justin trudeau made it clear that he wanted to see a speedy and smooth transition from a deal structureth canada and trade, to a new trade deal with the uk. both leaders at the news conference talked about their shared, common goals for both countries and the need for a new trade deal as soon as possible. we will move on now to the rest of the day ‘s news, and the boss of ryanair has said that he is sorry for messing up after the budget airlines after cancelling flights. he blamed the weather and scheduling, and faced a compensation pay—out for out. we will pay compensation to those passengers are entitled to compensation. it's our passengers with flights cancelled over the next two weeks. he flatly denies that a shortage of pilots are to blame. that is not what pilots have told the bbc today. they have told. they have been living in droves because of how they've been treated. they are. last year alone 140 pilots left ryanairfor rival are. last year alone 140 pilots left ryanair for rival norwegian. this are. last year alone 140 pilots left ryanairfor rival norwegian. this is the —based

today, she will discuss the issue with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in ottawa.oing on here? in 2016, bombardier won a contract to supply over 100 c series passenger jets to the us airline delta. its american rival boeing complained to us authorities that the deal was unfairly subsidized by the canadian government. later this month, the us department of commerce could impose punitive tariffs on bombardier. theresa may recently called us president donald trump to ask him to intervene in the dispute. at issue is the protection of over 4,000 jobs at the bombardier plant in belfast in northern ireland. the subject ofjobs and northern ireland's economy is particularly important here because theresa may's government relies on votes from northern ireland's democratic unionist party to pass legislation through the house of commons. the dup is propping up the uk government as it negotiates brexit. the uk government is desperately trying to show that in a post—brexit world, it can make its own trade and business deals and allegiances. it's crucially important that it stays

deal to buy fighter jets from the us company could be scrapped according to the prime minister justin trudeau but the country also says it has legal means to challenge the ruling at the world trade organization and under the terms of the north american free trade agreement nafta with president trump threatening to scrap that agreement the current talks to renegotiate nafta haven't been going well canada says it invests in not subsidizes bombard and as it points out the u.s. has bailed out general motors in the past and gives boeing preferential treatment by some measures canada and the u.s. have the world's largest trading relationship but it's growing more hostile by the day now the oil market has been in a slum for the past three years but could it be turning a corner crude prices are now up twenty percent from june lows so that means we are officially back in a bull market for the first time this year so what's going on well for starters worldwide demand for costs strengthening according to the latest quarterly report from the international energy agency oil demand is up two point four per

well, she has got a little touch of the justin trudeau effect, a great person. and intellect and her ability to handle people is incredible. at 37, another factor — she appeals to younger people, who do want something different from the policy settings of the last 30 years. she also appeals to some older people who feel the same thing. colin james there in colinjames there in wellington. the world's richest woman, the l'0real cosmetics heiress —— chinese communities around the world are getting ready to celebrate the mid—autumn festival. it's a time to be thankful with family and friends. and next month is deepavali, the indian festival of lights. 0ne artist here in singapore has found her own way to bring the two festivals together. vijaya mohanjoined me to explain. i have a passion of doing something different, living in a diverse community of singapore. so i thought i would, the mid—autumn festival, the chinese people, they like la nterns the chinese people, they like lanterns and bake mooncakes and the indians, we create colourful powders and it is the india

company could be scrapped according to the prime minister justin trudeau but the country also says it has legal means to challenge the ruling at the world trade organization and under the terms of the north american free trade agreement nafta with president trump threatening to scrap that agreement the current talks to renegotiate nafta haven't been going well canada says it invests in not subsidizes bombard and as it points out the u.s. has bailed out general motors in the past and gives boeing preferential treatment by some measures canada and the u.s. have the world's largest trading relationship but it's growing more hostile by the day daniel lak al jazeera toronto. the governor of tokyo has launched a new political party it adds more uncertainty to next month's general election in japan yuriko high is promising to end nuclear power and freeze a proposed tax hike prime minister shinzo lobby announced the snap election on monday. museum celebrating the works of the japanese artist known as the queen of polka dots has opened in tokyo your career has spanned more than seventy years o

company could be scrapped according to the prime minister justin trudeau but the country also says it has legal means to challenge the ruling at the world trade organization and under the terms of the north american free trade agreement nafta with president trump threatening to scrap that agreement the current talks to renegotiate nafta haven't been going well canada says it invests in not subsidizes bombard and as it points out the u.s. has bailed out general motors in the past and gives boeing preferential treatment by some measures canada and the u.s. have the world's largest trading relationship but it's growing more hostile by the day daniel lak al jazeera toronto. ballistic missiles and other weapons have been shown off on armed forces day in south korea the display of military might was in the city appealing teac tensions are high on the peninsula following missile launches and nuclear bomb tests across the border in north korea. the indonesian island of bali remains on high alert because of fears of all kaino might erupt at any moment mt agong has been spurting smoke and ash f