vice president mike pence is in ottawa today meeting with prime minister justin trudeau.ocus forcourse those leaders as the u.s. pushes for the nafta replacement to be ratified, usmca. the adoption is time to run up with electoral pressure. sarah mcgregor leads our economic policy coverage in washington. we have a bill in place year, expected to get through. it's interesting mike pence is pushing this, but they have not ratified this in the u.s. will this be a two-way conversation in that regard? >> pence is very much on a goodwill mission to ottawa. a lot of harsh words that trump gave to trudeau last year, calling him weak. steel and aluminum terrace were recently removed. suddenly it looks like there was a factor between two of the biggest allies. mike pence today is showing some goodwill. both countries right now are rushing to get this legislation passed to put the usmca into force. pence said today the congress wants to get it through by the end of summer. elections coming up in canada in the fall. there is a sense that there is this deadline looming. arey: what are

i will speak with the vice president right after his meeting with prime minister justin trudeau.gs with maria" at 6:00 a.m. it is getting closer to ratification. we'll see if nancy pelosi i bris it to the floor for a vote. there is a higher opening expected, off of the highs of the morning. the futures indicate a gain of 30 points at the open, s&p futures are up 7 and nasdaq up 18 and-a-half. this after a steep dive yesterday following special counsel robert mueller's remarks. he did say a whole bunch that has people talking this morning but stocks managed to stay above session lows at the close. the dow is down 221 points, s&p was down 19, nasdaq was lower by 6:00 on wall street yesterday. in europe, similar bounce, fq100 up 31 points, cac up 13, dax is higher by 33 points. in asia overnight markets were down with korea bucking the trend, finishing in the green by three quarters of 1%. social media is under fire, speaker nancy pelosi is slamming facebook over altered video of her. plus, elizabeth warren is calling for a breakup of tech giants in a big way in the heart of silicon

charles: vice president mike pence, meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to discuss the deal with canada and mexico. this after the u.s. dropped steel and aluminum tariffs, kicking the tires on the usmca. kristina partsinevelos is live with more. >> thank you. you have a situation where finally the aluminum and steel tariffs are lifted. countries are working together to get the usmca ratified. pressure in canada is to get it done before june because their parliament is off a few weeks. then becomes federal elections on october 15. there is a lot riding on that to get it done so they can call it a win for the liberals. on the screen both leaders are speaking right now. we got notes from the pool there is a lot of positive back and forth. trump playing the messenger, telling prime minister trudeau the president of the united states is very appreciative of this agreement thus far and trudeau drove a hard bargain as trump. both of them mate statements to reporters. listen to the optimism. >> a win-win win for our countries. ratification pros sell will be opportunity to work

enters from the canadian point of view, just quickly, michelle, justin trudeau describing it as terrifict kind of difference will it make in terms of trade for canadians? well look, i think they're going back to the car industry, has a lot of big, sort of, car—makers, car factories, car suppliers, who shipped goods into the united states, the steel and aluminium tariffs are having an impact on that, they've got steel in the street, there will also benefit, so the street, there will also benefit, so it was one of the key areas that they said look, this is a sticking point, and it's the same again for mexico. the car industry between these three countries is very integrated, and the cost of steel, you know, the metal in all your car, all of that was causing quite a few headaches for the big car—makers. theresa may, forgive me, that was michelle fleury, speaking earlier. back here to the uk. the latest attempt by the british government to end the deadlock over brexit has failed — with talks between theresa may's conservatives and the main opposition labour party breaking up with no agreemen

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election that's what a top canadian government official said on monday last month prime minister justin trudeau complained that big tech companies were not doing enough to combat election meddling that critics fear that bosses of google's i. suggest bay's also facebook's mark zuckerberg and apple's tim cook have grown too powerful from the 1st letters and the names of these digital behemoths the group has been dubbed gaffa their most important capital is our data theoretically they know you better than your partner does or your lawyer or your doctor probably more than all of them together and they can use this information to great monopolies and their respective fields alison for example is a good example of their winner takes it all philosophy in the u.s. amazon now controls nearly half of the online retail market. apple and walmart are way behind so what's happening to our data for more on this let's bring in and he has vigeland he's a former chief scientist at amazon now he teaches at the university of california berkeley among others and he's also the author of the book data for the people

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the tariff said being a hurdle to sealing the new agreement. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminum and our countermeasures i represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new nafta agreement now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with e.m.i. united states on timing for ratification but we're very optimistic we're going to be able to move forward. while the tariffs help to many u.s. steel and melamine you make has the canadian and mexican retaliatory tariffs hurt other sectors of the u.s. economy such as agriculture trump said he hoped that congress would move quickly to approve the deal. and let's find out more from us court at the new york stock exchange yes these tariffs been in place for about a year now what does the u.s. gain from. well i mean the basic idea was that big ben china was flooding the market for example with cheap stealed sometimes diverting those some chipman through other countries to avoid tariffs and the united states was hoping to protect the domestic steel an

their rules about accepting political advertising the official said last month prime minister justin trudeau complained that a big tech companies were not doing enough to combat the election meddling. now the issue of online and data security is one of the defining ones of our time one year ago the european union issued a data protection law a short while ago i asked the data expert vigeland if he thought the legislation was working. well what does it mean to be working at it for sure raise the awareness off this citizens off the customers that this something of value with a deed of the create but it's hard to define in such a complex piece what it means to actually be working well i mean the e.u. find google and the likes of google millions and billions of u.s. dollars for their trust passings as the e.u. claims that is correct and if from a consumer perspective you put that into mind it is not enough think about it this way in the united states right now the government is considering a $4000000000.00 fine against facebook that is about one to do dos. that is not much there is also a slap i

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the tariff said being a good will to sealing the new agreement. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminum and our countermeasures represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new nafta even now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with the united states on timing for ratification but we're very optimistic we're going to be able to move forward. while the tariffs help to many u.s. steel and bellamy and make his the canadian and mexican retaliatory tariffs hurt other sectors of the u.s. economy such as agriculture trump said he hoped that congress would move quickly to approve the deal. and let's find out more from the escort at the new york stock exchange yes these tariffs been in place for about a year now what does the u.s. gain from them. well i mean the basic idea was that big then china was flooding the market for example with cheap stealed sometimes diverting those some chipman through other countries to avoid tariffs and the united states was hoping to protect the domestic steel an in

justin trudeau, theresa may, king abdullah of jordan and from senegal. zuckerberg was in paris a here.go and will not be he has said he was committed to this call. therere is one nation missing around this table and ththat is the united states. they have refused to sign the call and the reasons are vague. genie: how will it work if it is nonbinding? >> it was disappointing to hear it is supposedly nonbinding. we hear it is going to call for governments to strengthen the .egislation that was quite disappointing. it is a difficult issue to tackle for several reasons. are going to see this as infringing on free and accessible internet. think about this number, one in extremist ors are vulgar in a way. if you think about it, you can imagine the number of comments that need to be moderated. the algorithms used by facebook are not strong enough to be able comments extremist online. one of the reasons why is the artificial intelligence cannot understand the context of those videos and it is not subtle enough. facebook is going to have to -- it iss making changi

mca and promising canadian prime minister justin trudeau that the u.s.mer and the washington post now reporting the president has put a plan in motion to force nancy pelosi's hand hi, everybody this is all bulls & bears" an action packed day, christina partsinevelos, oh , no we have jonas max ferris, adam lashinsky and gary b. smith good to see you, gang thank you for joining us. let's go first to edward lawrence with the very latest on what is

pence making the remarks in ottawa after meeting with justin trudeau, but u.s. businesses here in the states are right and left crying uncle. "countdown" has just gotten exclusive numbers on just how many u.s. companies are clamoring to get waivers to avoid the steel and aluminum tariffs still in place. >>> from crying uncle to yelling impeachment, the 2020 presidential candidates react to special counsel robert mueller's surprise remarks yesterday. half of them think congress should impeach the president but could that backfire if the democrats try and fail? president obama's fundraiser robert wolf is here to answer that question and kind of get inside the thinking of the democratic frontrunner. >>> and ready to go to disneyland? you don't have to leave your television. star wars galaxy's edge is about to open to the public. we are going to get an inside look for you at the new attractions but we will ask ceo bob iger about the opening but also about disney's streaming ambitions to take on netflix. >>> on wall street, markets are searching for clarity, not real

the deal crystallizing after president trump spoke with canadian prime minister justin trudeau earlier today. let's go to the white house, where we find blake burman. i have to tell you, we are losing whatever gains we were able to scratch back but we are still not as low as we thought we would be at this time, just this morning. what do you make of why this isn't being perceived of as good news? reporter: well, there's a larger component of the usmca. as you know, which is sort of the bigger puzzle to all of this. you really got two different components here. one is the steel and aluminum tariffs that within the next two days here are going to be lifted. 25% steel, 10% for aluminum. remember, that was placed by the untes o countries all around the world including canada and mexico, and after that, canada retaliated on the u.s. then there was the usmca signing that is the big trade deal, nafta 2.0 that the u.s., canada and mexico signed into agreement after that. however, here in washington, many up on capitol hill were saying there is no way they could go forward with the usmca unless

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canadian prime minister justin trudeau expressedfi cnce. >> now that we've had a full lift on these tariffsare going to work with the united states on timing for ratification, but we are very optimistic we will be able to move forward. w >> tte house shelving a tariff, ts time on automobiles with the decision delayed up to six months while itegiates with europe and japan, but trump hasn't ruled out those charges entirely. >> they take udvantage of on trade. it's not fair. we lost th80 billion wit european union. >> republican lawmakers who have stopped to persuade the president against tariffs sounded their support. nebraska senator ben sasse says china is our adversary, canada, and he's right to be de-escalating tensions with the north american allies. sources say talks have stalled as washington and beijing doubled down on their positions and discussions over the next rod of talks in flux until they can agree on what they will talkhtbout. for "n business report" i'm kayla tausche in washington. >>> and tinde hea continue to inject more volatility into the market. at the close tod the dow

he made his comments during talks in ottawa with justin trudeau. he also shrugged off questions about whether the deal could win the approval of congressional democrats. justin trudeau introduced legislation to ratify the trade pact this week though he signaled that it will advance at the same time that it does in the u.s.. >> primary point of conversation will be on the ratification andess on the united states canada trade agreement. -- to looking forward make sure the benefit of this which took a lot to which will be a win-win win for all three of our countries. hasice president pence attended years of rocky trade talks. the three countries signed the deal last year and earlier this month, removed tariffs on steel, aluminum, and other goods. india, someone has been sworn in as the prime minister. he won an overwhelming victory. today's ceremony was attended by several south asian leaders. pakistan'sinvite prime minister, a sign that tense relations continue between the rivals. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by

maria: you are back from a meeting with justin trudeau, how will you get usmca across the finish line, first and foremost let's recognize that the american economy is booming, 5.8 million new jobs in the last quarter 3.1% growth, more importantly wages are rising at the fastest level in more than 10 years and we have seen 500 manufacturing jobs created and the president has done all of that because he's been rolling federal red tape, unleashing american energy, but also a central pillar is become free and fair and reciprocal trade but we negotiated in the usmca, the president drove a hard bargain, american workers first and we are taking the message not just to capitol hill but literally been traveling across the country carrying message to farms, factories and we have every confidence that as the american people let their voice be heard, that the usmca would be approved by the congress of the united states, but we are just determined to carry the message of what this will mean for jobs, for growth, for opportunity and we think it's absolutely essential just like they are doing here i

canada's prime minister justin trudeau said he is working wit the u.s.nalize the agreement, which also includes mexico. germany has announced it will return a 500-year-old stone cross to namibia after it washe taken during tolonial era. the monument is a portuguese navigation landmark tn t was placede southwest african coastline in 1486. germany has pledged to return artifacts and human remains to its former conies. a farmer from the u.s. state of nebraska who sawed off his own leg after coming trapped in farming equipment used a pen knife to cut ioff and crawled to the nearest phone to call for help. well, he spent weeks in hospital in rehabilitation before returning home last week. the fiancÉe of the murdered journalist jamal khashoggi hasll on u.s. lawmakers to hold saudi arabia accountable for his killing. ahatice cengiz sarica's unwillingness to do so shows that the country's values have been eroded. ms. cengiz was the last person to see mr. khashoggi ave. the saudi dissident and "washington post" columnist disappeared after entering the saudi consu

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the tariff said being a good will to sealing the new agreement. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminum and our countermeasures i represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new nafta agreement now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with you my united states on timing for ratification but we're very optimistic we're going to be able to move forward. while the tariffs help to many u.s. steel and melamine you make is the canadian and mexican retaliatory tariffs hurt other sectors of the u.s. economy such as agriculture trump said he hoped that congress would move quickly to approve the deal. and let's find out more from the end quote at the new york stock exchange.

event,event -- at an justin trudeau called the u.s.d aluminum the biggest obstacles to ratifying the new north american free-trade agreement in both countries. when it comes to sanctions, china is in iran's corner. during a meeting in beijing, china's foreign minister voiced opposition to the sanctions and pledged to support iran's efforts to safeguard its interests. earlier this month, the trump administration revoked waivers on japan and several other buyers of iranian crude. the battle for cuba's economic features being waged on its beaches of resorts. the countries launched a full-scale effort to push its tourism effort higher peer the government has set a goal of drawing 5 million tourists this year. the trump administration is trying to scale back tourism to the island to hurt the cuban economy and force its government to sever ties with president nick limit -- nicolas maduro's government. corbyn says it brexit talks are over. corbyn says negotiations with prime minister theresa may's conservative party have gone as far as they c

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he will meet with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau. right now. this meeting is all about the usmc a, the new nafta. how can that possibly get through congress with all the impeachment talk? reporter: exactly. that is the largest hurdle. why? canada and mexico they're going through with ratify in their own respective countries. canada has parliament away for a few weeks, and they have elections. they want to get this done soon. mexico is moving forward to ratify it. those two countries are willing to work on it. the big question in the nights, would the democrats give a green light on this? they have 60 days to vote in congress. that's the problem. you had yesterday, nancy pelosi, put out a statement, she didn't mention anything about impeachment which could be seen as positive after mueller spoke but we're talking about this trade deal. you have canada and mexico, that are happy with the details thus far. it is the concern coming from the democrats where they feel like maybe should be enforcement or words about labor enforcement in the

negotiations and a telephone call on friday between president trump and the canadian prime minister, justin trudeaution of a new north american trade agreement. david willis reports. crowd chanting: usa, usa, usa! president trump broke the news that he was lifting tariffs on metal imports from neighbours, mexico and canada, in a speech in washington, dc. we have just reached an agreement with canada and mexico and we'll be selling our product into those countries without the imposition of tariffs or major tariffs. big difference. president trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports last march, pitting the us against all its major trading partners, including the european union. lifting them in regards to mexico and canada is expected to pave the way to the ratification of the united states, mexico, canada agreement — the trilateral replacement for nafta. these continued tariffs on steel and aluminium and our counter—measures represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new nafta agreement. now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs, we are going to work with the united

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negotiations and a telephone call on friday between president trump and the canadian prime minister, justin trudeauy for the ratification of a new north american trade agreement. both leaders have been speaking about the deal. we have just reached an agreement with canada and mexico and we will be selling our product into those countries without the imposition of tariffs or major tariffs — big difference. cheering and applause. as you know, canada has been for years — and we have a great relationship with canada and the prime minister — we have a great relationship — but they have been charging at extremely high tariffs, as much as 285% or more for our agricultural products. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminium and our counter—measures represented significant barriers to moving forward with a new nafta agreement. now that we have had a full lift on these tariffs, we are going to work with the united states on timing for ratification but we are very optimistic we are going to be able to move forward well in the coming weeks. lawyer and a former canadian foreign affairs minister,

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the tariff said being a good will to sealing the new agreement. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminum and our countermeasures i represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new nafta agreement now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with you my united states on timing for ratification but we're very optimistic we're going to be able to move forward. while the tariffs help to many u.s. steel and bellamy and make is the canadian and mexican retaliatory tariffs hurt other sectors of the u.s. economy such as agriculture trump said he hoped to congress would move quickly to approve the deal. and let's find out more from court at the new york stock exchange yes these tariffs have been in place for about a year now what does the u.s. gain from. well i mean the basic idea was that back then china was flooding the market for example with cheap steel sometimes diverting those some chipman through other countries to avoid tariffs and the united states was hoping to protect the domestic steel an i

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foreign affairs analyst in manila says justin trudeau has failed to fulfill a promise he made to 2 years ago to take the shipments back. well for a very long time to fill the king size being unfortunately the recipient of tall seek ways so this case has been lingering for quite long time it canadian one of those however i was a summer of 0.4 for the philippines where if you're president you go to target because with no plans or just introduce us here in 2 years to go for the odyssey and saw me he promised that they're going to take back the trash on the garbage top see the car was left here lingered it's a 1030 and it to your scheme does not have been any comedian going to say that this was a private deal between the can call him funny and philip being conquered by the 1st get it is also good say that you know it's not only can they get small he's also whoever it was able to accept these back in 2030 in the philippines but clearly this is the group this diplomatic crisis. between 2 long term holidays philippines and canada. the russian embassy in washington says u.s. intelligence may hav

responsibility is where the consequences are or every foreign affairs analysts we spoke to manila say justin trudeau has failed to make good on those earlier promises. for a very long time to be unfortunately the recipient of tall safeways clothing nuclear waste all from the united states in software western allies so this has been lingering for quite long time canadian one of those however i was a summer of 0.4 for the philippines for if you're president of the terror that goes with no plans or just do it here in the uk 2 years ago for the odyssey and saw meet you promised that they were going to take back the trash all the garbage. was left here lingering it's 2030 and to your scheme that is not happening i mean you can even go to say that this was a private. company and it filippi that on their part in the 1st get it is also good say that you know it's not only can they get spoiled is also whatever it was able to accept these back in 2013 if the beats this is that great this diplomatic crisis could get the president to long term holidays philippines and canada. and i want to bring a recap of our

that's the biggest number of the country seen since 976 this is good news for prime minister justin trudeau who needs a lot of help the polls are saying that he is done and over with come october when the next canadian elections are but that's a long time just like we've these trade talks and nothing's over yet and we could see things turn around quite quite quickly in both accounts. a quick trip around the world with our g correspondent. thank you. thank you. let's take a walk around the world and see how the global markets are doing this week in the light of the trade drama most of the markets are down i will start off in moscow with the mo wax down 2.5 percent this was primarily led lower by a lot of the industrial names names like oil and gas and mining sectors now going over to aig they have had a very rough week as the entire market whiplash on the uncertainty of the u.s. china trade war in shanghai they were actually on trying to close down more than 5 percent for the week but beijing at the last minute took effort to stabilize the market the yen strengthened and the next closed 3 po

the foreign ministry the 2 are being held for allegedly stealing state secrets prime minister justin trudeau responded to china's move earlier today on thursday in a press conference in paris let's go to that but one of the things that we see increasingly around the world is that the chinese government is not following the same kinds of rules and principles that the large majority. of democracies follow in regards to rules based order in regards to international relations and we will consistently and always stand up for canadians particularly these canadians who've been arbitrarily detained but we will also make it very clear that we're not going to change our values or our systems including the independence of our justice system. because china disagrees with our approach over the now alex what can we expect moving forward in what can we expect in terms of chinese canadian relations especially when you we've still got this situation where they can't a candidate is holding while ways c.f.o. the chinese chief financial officer. i mean by all accounts this is a tit for tat we're talking about a