this year we saw one, emmanuel macron of france, prime minister justin trudeau of canada, taking on theantle. what an opportunity for president trump to have shown that vision. but he didn't. he basically listed a bunch of things we've all heard in trump speeches over the last year. he talked about lower unemployment. he talked about the tax by me. he talked about immigration. he talked about reducing regulation, on and on and on. but in the end, did not articulate a view. even the view that he said he was going to articulate, the america first view, i think it was like the punch they serve you on a sunset cruise, it was watered down, it wasn't really strong. he said it a couple of times and he referred to it alongside a phrase, america first doesn't mean america alone. well, okay, one could take issue with that. the bottom line is, this wasn't an aggressive speech, and he took yet another swipe at the media, talking about fake news, eliciting boos from the crowd. he didn't step in it, he didn't mess up, he had a bit of a rough morning on thursday after his meeting with benjamin netanya

canadian prime minister justin trudeau delivered a keynote speech at the davos conference striking at any quality as a major factor for global unrest and hurt old to economic growth artie's alex model of edge has more and toronto. at his second appearance at the devils forum prime minister justin trudeau made a keynote speech he served off by talking about t p p and how it's alive and well without the united states of america they are countries that are involved in it right now should be signing off on march the eighth to push over or push forward with that deal for issues that he thought were really pertinent dabbles a i and technology really took the helm he was talking about how technology is replacing workers and how countries and institutions corporations really need to address that fact because another issue pops up inequality inequality he says is a dangerous thing that's going on in the world right now we've seen the numbers we've seen that one percent of people on this planet hold about over eighty percent of the wealth and he says that is dangerous that corporations need to

justin trudeau was talking about it. so trade marches on around the united states. >> that's right. >> while our economy may be doing well, the global economy is doing well at the same time. >> so this is really interesting. justin trudeau, emmanuel macron and angela merkel are becoming the leaders of the globalist alliance around here. justin trudeau picking up the slack. saying with the thefts of nafta being cancelled or renegotiated hanging over canada, we're going to sign up the way we were going to do tpp without the united states. that's the damanger, that everye trades around the united states. look, no one is not going to trade with the united states. nissan said no country dealing with the united states thinks they got the better of the united states. i won't bore the audience, but there is a valid discussion about when you have the trade deals, you'll lose some of your work force. what are you going to do to replace that and help those people? it's not the discussion we're having just now. the other thing that

business gender equality has emerged as a top issue in doubles with canadian prime minister justin trudeau saying if you want to fix your economy employ women our team and spend the day talking to the top female officials there and ask them for their solutions in closing the gender gap. no matter how you look at it there are still far more men than women and davos but something's changing and not just the numbers the forum is discussing topics like harassment power and injustice more intensely than ever before the seven high profile women co-chairing the world economic forum are a symbol of change but many women in davos feel things need to progress further and faster. we can make sure that all girls get access to quality education that would be a huge step for these girls and also we need to make sure that no children get married educate girls in science and technology and take away the stigma that girls are not skilled at these disciplines and take away the fear that many girls that they're not qualified are capable of engaging in these disciplines to close it gender god we need to tackl

. >> we did hear from justin trudeau using his speech here at the world economic forum to emphasize thees of international trade. speaking in davos he said canada will sign the transpacific partnership agreement despite the u.s. declining he also hopes to persuade president trump to reconsider his stance on nafta. >> we're working very hard to make sure our neighbor to the south recognizes how good nafta is, and that it's benefited not just our economy, but his economy and the world's economy. but we're also very much open to -- to more trade deals involving more people as long as it's in the best benefit of all of our citizens. >> and speaking to us on "squawk box" earlier today, the finance minister of australia saying he hopes the u.s. will review its stance when it comes to tpp. >> we hope over time the united states will want to be part of this we would like to think over time the u.s. would want to have a piece of the action. the asia pacific is the part of the world where most of the growth will come for years to come we want to have the access to those markets. >> we are joined

davos and its leadership as sort of the hundred eighty degree alternative to donald trump i think justin trudeau has sort of had that position in north america to some extent being the sort of young suave of open it immigrant welcoming leader juxtaposed to trump's relatively more stern approach to immigration and relatively more advanced age so i do think there's some of that love to t.p. was an american program to counteract chinese global influence we pulled out of it and i think people are trying to say that there is a future for multilateralism without america and that is very much an attempt to reassure themselves and also pop their own chests out when they know that donald trump is coming there for a victory lap whether or not they particularly wanted to play host to that particular event. true maintains that the united states has been the victim of globalization is he right i don't know if there's a single us effect of united states has gained much more than we've lost overall as an economy that being said trump and many other critics have rightly pointed out that globalization and trade

and serena williams and many suits costars and justin trudeau along with his wife, sophie. >> princerge and princess charlotte are expected to have roles. >> and ivy will be a flower girl on the day. >> and leading up to the newspaper you'lls, the couple continues her unofficial tour of the uk. wildly excited fans greeted them in wales. >> and she showed me her ring and said it was amazing and she was a very lucky lady. >> and she greeted well wish irs with a stella mccartney coat and a green tasselled handbag. the royal pair visiting the castle an iconic building in the welsh capital celebrating the heritage and culture and sampled cake. >> the next stop was a local community center, harry and his fiance met with young people in the street games program a charity that harry supports that brings positive change to disadvantaged youth through sports. >> and in a game of jenga markle dished out advice. and performed a dance number for them. >> getting exciting. the real excitement in philadelphia -- of course royal wed withling excluded is the royal game this sunday. >> it's a big one

you have justin trudeau talking about the importance of global trade. but the president arrives today. people love to throw shade when he's not there. but tell me what it was like when he walked into the congress hall. >> so he got into the congress center and you're right, by the way, people here call it davos. probably about 15 minutes ago. from the hotel area where he's coming from. i have never seen anybody get the reception that president trump had. over the last couple of days, talking to economists, you know, people have started to talk about the idea that america first is not exclusive to global coordination. so everybody's trying to come to terms with the idea that you don't want to end up on the wrong side of the president of the united states. he walked in here and this is the main stay care thircase tha down to the main hall. there was thousands of people, everybody with their phone up like they were at a rock kconc t concert. president trump did get a very warm, very positive greeting. now in the first of the two bilateral meetings he's hav

heavyweights that are going to be in attendance everyone from theresa may to mccraw on merkel justin trudeau and surprisingly enough donald trump he has a speech scheduled for later this week that is much anticipated and it will make him this second u.s. president to ever attend the first being bill clinton back in two thousand now an ill timed government shutdown back at home did put his trip under question for a little while but things are back on track at this point of course many are very curious about how his america first actually fit in with the globalist atmosphere that the forum both although no one's really expecting him to conform to that this year in general is shaping up to be a whole new davos with the politics of the last year creeping in and economic focus being a bit blurred first of all this is the first year ever that the summit is chaired by only women and a number of the discussions really don't seem to have much of an economic focus at all discussing things like race privilege and sexual harassment the hottest trends of two thousand and seventeen of course and v.i.p.'s

australia along with japan was critical to convincing canada and justin trudeau to return to the tableinalise the tpp last year. however, the critics and the australian opposition leader say that without the us trade deal has pretty much lost its shine and that there is a lack of specifics, especially because the us it counts for 40% of the global economy, but without it, just 13%. earlier this month it was reported that the uk was possibly looking tojoin the reported that the uk was possibly looking to join the tpp, so who knows, after brexit, could replace the us? thanks very much to you both. asian share markets took a time out on wednesday as investors were left breathless at the breakneck pace of recent gains, while a fresh burst of speculative selling took the us dollar to three—year lows against the euro. japan's nikkei lost 0.8%, though that was coming down from a 26—year high. that reflects the strengthening yen, which hits japanese exporters. the main stock markets across europe were steady at their open — none of them moving much in either direction. the pound held above $1.

he's closely followed by the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, who will also be giving a speechheresa may, we've got all sorts of leaders, including donald trump of course, as the week progresses. i'll be back for business briefing shortly on the briefing and i'll be talking to the global chairman of pwc, they also have a very optimistic view about what the world's bosses, company chief executives, are thinking right now in this environment. samantha kerr, back to you. we will see you later, thank you —— samantha, back to you. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: a small step towards cartoon gender equality. a0 years after micky mouse got his, minnie mouse finally gets a star on the hollywood walk of fame. the people of saigon have just heard that, at last, there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home, i'm going home. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout t

comprehensive and progressive agreement for transpacific partnership canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced the resurrection of the t p p and his address to the world economic forum and davos switzerland now one year ago u.s. president donald trump pushed by a grassroots movement with it drew from the t p p. metron by ministration has announced tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels the tariffs thirty percent on solar panels and fifty percent on the washing machine washing machines while phase out after three to four years of solar energy enter stres association says a tariff on panels could cost twenty three thousand jobs this year. and the us federal prosecutors have charged five former employees of the accounting firm keepie and she and a former government accountant with plotting to get inside information on the regulatory review process they are charged with the actions of securities and exchange commission as compared to literally stealing the exam and order to influence review by the public company accounting oversight board. welcome to boom bust coverage of

today's going underground but first while the great and the good of neoliberalism like canada's justin trudeau and france's emmanuel might grow as well as arch critics like u.k. shadow chancellor john mcdonnell prepared to at ten the world economic forum in switzerland britain's entire nuclear program today is scheduled to be in trouble because of strike action while firefighters strike at sellafield site of the worst ever nuclear incident in british history is important is clear just how many people could be killed by an uncontrolled fire there and what's at stake at sellafield on the irish sea in the northwest of england so i don't think you know the whole six double decker buses filled to the brim with some of the most dangerous radioactive waste in the world and there's a lot of friends there are twenty. some tears thought i was like this in the sense of was building housing to friends home runs mood radioactivity released by the chernobyl disaster it took fifty years before the state mandated b.b.c. could reveal the truth about how successive british governments covered up the circumstanc

gender equality has emerged as a top issue in davos with canadian prime minister justin trudeau saying if you want to fix your economy employ women our team and apple spent the day talking to the top female officials there and asked them for their solutions in closing the gender gap. no matter how you look at it there are still far more men than women and davos but something's changing and not just the numbers the forum is discussing topics like harassment power and injustice more intensely than ever before the seven high profile women co-chairing the world economic forum are a symbol of change but many women and davos feel things need to progress further and faster. we can make sure that all girls get access to quality education that will be a huge step for these girls and also we need to make sure that no children get married as you get girls and science and technology and take away the stigma that girls are not skilled at the disciplines and take away the fear that many girls that are not qualified are capable of engaging in these disciplines to close a gender gap we need to tackle

comprehensive and progressive agreement for transpacific partnership canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced the resurrection of the t p p in his address to the world economic forum in davos switzerland now one year ago u.s. president donald trump pushed by a grassroots movement with it drew from the t p p. but drug administration has announced tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels the terror of thirty percent on solar panels am fifty percent on washing machine washing machines while phase out after three to four years of solar energy industries association says a tariff on panels could cost twenty three thousand jobs this year and the u.s. federal prosecutors have charged five former employees of the accounting firm keepie and she and a former government accountant with plotting to get inside information on the regulatory review process they are charged with the actions of securities and exchange commission as compared to literally stealing the exam and order to influence review by the public company accounting oversight board. welcome to boom bust coverage of the

. >>> justin trudeau prime minister of canada plans to meet with local business leaders and entrepreneurs to explore opportunities for increase cooperation for the united states and canada. >>> if your sense of wander lust is calling, it is a good time to answer. >> which international destinations are about to get cheaper and why. >> dancing with drones and ipads. >>> well this isn't your tripcal dance troop. they have been on talent dance competition and even performed at the olympics. >> and tomorrow night they are coming to san jose. jonathan bloom has a look at the group. >> reporter: the internet is abuzz. the group that performs this dance number with 24 drones and drones are just the beginning. >> performing with ipads and other connected things. >> things is the title of the program. they are using things, lasers, drones, three dimensional objects. >> reporter: all to have an artistic conversation about what those things mean to us. >> we have these personal attachments. >> >> reporter: san jose will be the first stop on their u. tour. these light up cubes are among the many thin

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investment in renewable energy that no longer washes in contrast to trump the media at present justin trudeau the prime minister of canada as a kind of environmental adonis. but in fact trudeau has approved a whole suite of fossil fuel projects tar sands pipelines arctic fracking liquefied natural gas plants all of which absolutely obliterate canada's paris targets environmental journalism was more about the drama of the players involved and less about the actual discussion of the planet and with donald trump withdrawing the united states' support i think there's more and more opportunity to start raising questions about who are the human lives on the ground who are the people that are being affected. climate change impacts all rule around us once in a century weather events are happening every year and scientists agree that if much more is not done soon the worst by far is yet to come. journalists the question of how bleak to paint the future and how audiences might respond. if you look at stories that come out about climate change it's all about doom and gloom sea level rise won't stop at s

. >> here in canada it's like our prime minister justin trudeau said, diversity, immigration is a strength. but what i can say? i remember in september, only 10% of the haitian group seeking for asylum was accepted. so it's important for them to know that they could be removed. >> reporter: still, these days many say their chances of getting a fair hearing are better in canada than back in the united states. >> it's always been people streaming into this country and we've always had waves of immigrants coming into this country. i cannot think of another time in our history of the united states where people are leaving this country in such great numbers. >> america is made of immigration, that's what it is. you cannot run away from its history, from its identity, no way. that is something that americans are supposed to preserve not destroy. >> reporter: for now at least, john orango isn't going to take any chances, and is throwing his lot in with canada like so many others who are no longer confident about their prospects in the united states. >> sreenivasan: the centers for disease control

are lower than trumps look at angola merkel in germany are her numbers are lower than trump's justin trudeau up north his numbers are lower the head of mexico his numbers are lower yet you don't see the media calling them incompetent and saying that therefore they can't get anything done the way you're hearing right now with trump i think it's unfair you think there is fake news i think there is biased news the media not only is biased they were in bed in many cases helping to get hillary elected this is the kind of thing that donald trump has reacted to the kind of thing that conservatives have reacted to and i'm happy that donald trump has put the media on notice you're going to be called out when in his opinion you are behaving in a biased unfair way what do you make of fire and fury. oh well i think it's the first of many many books that are going to come out about the top administration of this guy that he was in the white house he wasn't so every day he was in the white house and when the reason the band is out ben and apparently was prime its primary source of many of these quotes ben

are lower than trump's look at angola merkel in germany are her numbers are lower than trump's justin trudeau up north his numbers are lower the head of mexico his numbers are lower yet you don't see the media calling them incompetent and saying that therefore they can't get anything done the way you're hearing right now with trump i think it's unfair you think there is fake news i think there is biased news the media not only is biased they were in bed in many cases helping to get hillary elected this is the kind of thing that donald trump has reacted to the kind of thing that conservatives have reacted to and i'm happy that donald trump has put the media or notice you're going to be called out when in his opinion you are behaving in a biased unfair way what do you make of fire and fury or well i think it's the first of many many books that are going to come out about the trough administration of this guy that he was in the white house he wasn't every day he was in the white house and when the reason the band is out ben and apparently was prime its primary source for many of these quotes ben

it is interesting, because among the speakers today, we have the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau hearing about steel tariffs being slapped on asian economies today, but the north american free trade agreement is a big issue, and we know that president trump is talking about renegotiating that completely. it is all about these trade agreements around the world that are being renegotiated or completely changed. you're right. ithink renegotiated or completely changed. you're right. i think from renegotiated or completely changed. you're right. ithink from prime minister trudeau line from the renderer modi minister trudeau line from the renderermodi —— renderer modi —— narendra modi, you will get a different message from xi jin ping last year, which was that globalisation was the way to lift people out of poverty and create global growth. president trump is going on a different line. he says that being aggressive on protectionism means that he can protectionism means that he can protect americanjobs. protectionism means that he can protect american jobs. and protectionism means that

davos and its leadership as sort of the hundred eighty degree alternative to donald trump i think justin trudeau has sort of had that position in north america to some extent being the sort of young suave of open it immigrant welcoming leader juxtaposed to trump's relatively more stern approach to immigration and relatively more advanced age so i do think there's some of that left the tepee was an american program to counteract chinese global influence we pulled out of it and i think people are trying to say that there is a future for multilateralism without america and that is very much an attempt to reassure themselves and also their own chest out when they know that donald trump is coming there for a victory lap whether or not they particularly wanted to play host to that particular event. true maintains that the united states has been the victim move globalization is the right i don't know there's a single us fact of united states has gained much more than we've lost overall as an economy that being said trump and many other critics have rightly pointed out that globalization and trade have

are lower than trump's look at angola merkel in germany are her numbers are lower than trump's justin trudeau up north his numbers are lower the head of mexico his numbers are lower yet you don't see the media calling them incompetent and saying that therefore they can't get anything done the way you're hearing right now with trump i think it's unfair you think there is fake news i think there is biased news the media not only is biased they were in bed in many cases helping to get hillary elected this is the kind of thing that donald trump has reacted to the kind of thing that conservatives have reacted to and i'm happy that donald trump has put the media or notice you're going to be called out when in his opinion you are behaving in a biased unfair way what do you make of fire and fury. oh well i think it's the first of many many books that are going to come out about the trough administration of this guy he was in the white house he wasn't every day he was in the white house and when the reason the banon is out ben and apparently was prime primary source for many of these quotes gannon is

mitch said a step further i'm not sure at this point the dems know who they have there is no justin trudeau of the democratic party they've got nothing to lose by putting young kennedy out there and maybe if things go well in november twenty eight team of great orator like governor cuomo will show up but i think there are between acts at the moment some think that the present the united states is on the one yard line and all these got to do is punch it in and then why can't i what are the conservatives wanted i could see balls very well the conservatives want the message it's never going to be good enough for the media and it's never going to be good enough for the democrats no matter what he says no matter what it doesn't matter how perfect it is they'll talk about a lot didn't hold his hand when they left i mean they'll turn only totally distorted but what he's going to do it is going to be inclusive he's going to talk about all americans all ethnicities how we make gratian ties into people in this country and how we're economic conditions scientists immigrants he's going to interlochen t

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globalization as a whole that was a dig at donald trump undoubtedly and justin trudeau the canadian prime minister as well announcing an eleven nation asia pacific trade pact excluding the united states and what else are we expecting at. china. while on this day particularly among the other speakers and talk topics being discussed we'll hear from other leaders of the european union the italian and greek leaders talking about the refugee and migration crisis ongoing very much thousands of people of course dying in the european in the mediterranean waters rather trying to reach their shores there's a focus here at davos generally on big tech and wednesday we'll hear from the c.e.o.'s of microsoft and google with big tech very much under scrutiny not just because of the consequences of artificial intelligence as it advances but also unpaid taxes and fake news and other sticky subjects like that and then of course is a very important attendance here of the new zimbabwean president. lots of people looking out for him here as he touts the potential of an economy that he says is in turnaround mo

canadian prime minister justin trudeau explains why.is an opportunity together group of nations that are historically linked through the korean war, we hope and feel in the path towards resolving the conflict. the state department warns americans who plan on traveling to the kingdom to prepare for the worst, funeral arrangements and draft a will before going. the dire warning underscores escalating tensions the us has with north korea on the heels of a false alert in hawaii about incoming ballistic missile on friday, congressional leaders calling for direct talks between the us and the north, john bolton says the us must find a way to denuclearize the north. >> it is right to be concerned about a north korean threat whether they pushed the wrong button in hawaii or not. we had too big a vacation for too long for people appreciating rogue states with nuclear weapons can be a problem for the united states. that is why george w. bush wanted national missile defense capabilities, stopping north korea and iran forgetting north koreans weapon

comprehensive and progressive agreement for transpacific partnership canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced the resurrection of the t p p in his address to the world economic forum in davos switzerland now one year ago u.s. president donald trump pushed by a grassroots movement with it drew from the t p p. the drug administration has announced tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels the terror of thirty percent on solar panels and fifty percent on washing machine washing machines while phase out after three to four years of solar energy industries association says a tariff on panels could cost twenty three thousand jobs this year and the u.s. federal prosecutors have charged five former employees of the accounting firm keepie and she and a former government accountant with plotting to get inside information on the regulatory review process they are charged with the actions of securities and exchange commission that's compared to literally stealing the exam and order to influence review by the public company accounting oversight board. welcome to boom bust coverage of