mexico and canada were part of the same platform. mexico is part of our third largest partner behind china and canada. it is the second destination for exports. china sends a lot of goods but does not take a lot. mexico has balance trade like canada. about half of what we trade back and forth i things making together. other things are like soybeans, makes things from our farmers. >> from the book, "donald trump one of presidency by promising to deport unauthorized immigrants, renegotiate nafta, putting the mexican american -- --ican and american they do appeal to a quarter or third of citizens. that is a large percentage of the country. on's go to marion joining us the democrats line. good morning. >> thanks for taking my call. i wanted to know whether we should be really talking about legal immigration. from what i understand and read, illegals, the majority of ely eagles came legally. through a visa program. if that is the case, why are we not expecting the corporations and ceos to be responsible to make sure that when they bring in

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canada and mexico. over a much smaller country of morocco is that is that how you see this playing out as well well i think when it first launched that was definitely where the smart money was and if you listen to the north american officials from the u.s. canada and mexico. they've said in the last few days that back in february and march they were a little bit less confident but they're starting to feel more confident again now that they have the votes they'll need are there that they're very close to the votes they need i still think the allure of the money in the revenue from a potential world cup in the united states and the majority of it will still take place in the united states but also in mexico and canada will be too much for a lot of these countries they seem like they have most of south america in the caribbean on their side and the question will come down to what europe and asia do most likely but i would still at this point be pretty shocked if the united states mexico and canada joint bi

just after meeting european leaders in paris, the us commerce secretary slapped europe, canada and mexicoh harsh ta riffs europe, canada and mexico with harsh tariffs on steel and aluminium. everybody has spats now and again. everybody has spats now and again. every family does, every country and there is nothing weird about that. i think everybody will get over this in due course. in due course may be, but not today. mexico and canada immediately slapped back announcing their own levies and europe is promising to follow suit. what they can do, we can do exactly the same. it's totally u na cce pta ble can do, we can do exactly the same. it's totally unacceptable that a country is imposing these measures when it comes to trade. the trump administration says the us cannot be overly reliant on its neighbours and has to be able to provide for itself in the event of an emergency and for that reason the tariffs are in the interest of national security. but a least one world leader found the justification offensive. from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of afghanistan, we have fought and

canada and mexico will jointly host the twenty twenty six football well cup the north american twice as many votes as its only rival. but rules governing body is denying that pressure from the u.s. president. reports from. canada mexico and usa have been selected by the fee for congress to host the twenty twenty six world cup the world cup overturns the united states of america for the first time in thirty two years it's been involving mexico and canada the united states was the heavyweight cans of it it was an in fact taken on surprising triumph with one hundred thirty four votes to sixty five the other contend. the u.s. where the big players in this all along play we host sixty games mexico ten and candidates him thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the fee for world cup in twenty twenty six. let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we are all united in football that's the spirit of the world cup snubbed in that twenty twenty two losing out to qatar the stars and stripes of loom large over faith it was the american investi

the us, canada and mexico now have eight yea rs canada and mexico now have eight years to prepare forow by our sports editor dan roan. we heard vladimir putin saying welcome to russia. and i suppose just as the organisers have their worries about delivering a safe and successful world cup over the coming weeks, a lot of people coming to russia are wondering what kind of welcome they are getting, with real concerns over several aspects of this vast country. absolutely. that is because of recent sporting history. it was only backin recent sporting history. it was only back in euro 2016 that we saw those dreadful scenes of violence in marseille, when russian hooligans went on the rampage. there is also a history of racism and dissemination in their footballing culture history of racism and dissemination in theirfootballing culture here. the last time they hosted a global sporting mega event like this, it was the sochi winter olympics in 2014 and we know how that ended, with the biggest doping scandal free sport has ever seen. it was only a few months ago that they were kicked out of the

has imposed ties of twenty five percent and ten percent on steel and aluminum imports from canada mexico and the you it's me is american companies we now have to pay more if they buy those goods the most affected is northern neighbor canada the largest supplier of both steel and aluminum to the u.s. it is heading back with deities that will impact twelve point eight billion dollars in american imports mexico's responds with their charges on u.s. farm and industrial process and the is proposing to tax three point four billion dollars worth of u.s. exports including cigna supposed like harley davidson motorcycles and bubble whisking let's introduce our guests joining us in london philip aground former adviser to the director general of the world trade organization in philadelphia joe watkins a republican strategist and former white house aide to president george h. w. bush and in lancaster u.k. . so now the international economist of the lancaster university thank you for joining us philip what is trump trying to do here is he defending u.s. interest or is he trying to change a world order

luego la presidencia informÓ del nuevo acuerdo entre mÉxico y canadÁ para luchar juntos en contra dea modernizaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio. >> hay ciertos productos cÁrnicos, por ejemplo que mÉxico va a poner aranceles. se produce tambiÉn en europa, podemos importarlos desde allÍ. la manzana de washington tambiÉn se produce en colombia. reportera: para este economista, imponer sanciones fue la mejor forma para que estados unidos no sigan presionando. >> aquÍ el acero no va a subir porque mÉxico no va a cerrar sus fronteras al acero en todo el mundo. >> los empresarios de la serie del aluminio aplaudieron el contrataque. >> entendemos que quieran posicionar su industria de forma retraÍda y quieran protegerla. >> nosotros pensamos que esta medida se debe mantener con firmeza, nocae la duda frente a esta agresiÓn comercial. reportera: el secretario de economÍa calificÓ este dÍa como triste. el peso mexicano perdiÓ terreno ante el dÓlar otra vez, daÑo que podÍa crecer en los prÓximos dÍas. jessica cervellÓ, univisión jorge: el presidente trump estarÍa intentando imponer hartos ara

the cost of hosting the world cup eight years from now will be shared by three countries canada the usa and mexico will be looking to put their current trade spats behind them by twenty twenty six reports from moscow. canada mexico and usa have been selected by their fee for congress to host the twenty twenty six. world cup the world cup overturns the united states of america for the first time in thirty two years it's pretty involving mexico and canada the united states was the heavyweight cans of it it was an in fact taken on surprising triumph with one hundred thirty four votes to sixty five for the other contend. the us were the big players in this all along why we host sixty games mexico ten and counted to ten thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the feed for world cup in twenty twenty six. let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we are all united in football that's the spirit of the world. snubbed in the twenty twenty two losing out to qatar the stars and stripes of loom large over faith it was the american investigators attorney

also talking about the 23rd finals, because fifa members have voted for the united states, mexico, and canadahost the world cup in 2026. they beat off the bid from morocco and it will be the third time world cup finals matches will be in mexico, a first for canada, and a second chance for the us, where most games will be played. here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. the member associations of canada, mexico, and the usa have been selected... united in victory. mexico, united states, and canada, are now prepared to host the 2026 world cup, which they say will turbocharge football in north america and bring huge revenue for the growth of the game worldwide. very emotional. it has been a long and hard campaign. congratulations to morocco, putting it to us and the very end. we are thankful to fifa. it was an impressive job in a short time. delighted. the north american beard known as united 2026 will host 48 teams, playing a games across all three countries. they are promising a riot of passion and colour. the north american beard has prevailed, and fifa has listened to the promis

europe, canada, and mexico say they will hit back. north korea's leadership says denuclearisation could only happen "stage by stage" — a very different approach from the us — but preparations for the summit are said to be still on course. weeks of political stalemate appear to be over — two populist parties reach a new agreement to govern italy. and the mysterious pluto reveals some of its secrets in pictures captured by nasa. hello. a global trade war is looming with the us imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from europe, canada and mexico. the decision has drawn international condemnation and the threat of retaliation from the countries affected, all generally allies of the us. the risk is of an escalating round of tit—for—tat tariffs with serious consequences for free trade worldwide. britain has called the decision "deeply disappointing". france says it's illegal. the trump administration is citing "national security". aleem maqbool reports. ad: now, it's time for action. i am not going to let america and its great com

arguably trade with canada and mexico is most important for states that the administration cares a lot about from an perspective, the state that would be hurt the most is michigan, it is the most dependent on exports and trade with canada and mexico. then you run through other midwestern states, heartland states like iowa and missouri, states that are really on the political radar this election year. as well as border states like texas and arizona. it is not just an economic concern, it is a political concern. >> what impact do you think the actions the trump administration took this week will have on those talks? >> it is hard to see how these things come together. certainly the administration has tried to tie the tariffs to the nafta negotiations. -- the steel and aluminum tariffs to the nafta negotiations. i don't think that it has really worked. listening to the canadian prime minister yesterday, i think what we heard was a rejection of that. candidate is now moving forward with retaliation in return for the u.s. action. the canadian political system, whether it is the liberals in

most of his rally, most of the growth with all from the traditional trading friends, so mexico, canada, canada and the eu, and they were buying up double—digit figures of us exports. but with the recent implementation of tariffs on those economies, that spells potential trouble ahead to us exports because they promised to retaliate in kind by tariffs. they saw an 8% widening in the trade deficit with china, and this trade deficit is president trump's big bugbear. it is 375 million us dollars. he wants to see that fixed. absolutely. we still don't have any resolution on this ongoing trade spat between the us and china. thank you so much for that update. moving to the aviation sector, and boeing says they will not deliver aircraft are run aero because of us sanctions. the multibillion—dollar sale had been agreed on the back of the iran nuclear deal. us recently withdrew from the agreement so just how damaging will this be for the company? report this to the company chief executive in sydney. when it came toa chief executive in sydney. when it came to a run, we were always in a position w

how do you feel canada and mexico have been as trading partners? y've been tremendous and we need to continue to foster those relationships and continue to build on those relationships. >> you feel like you've been treated fair by canada and meco? >> yes, i do, as a farmer, i feel like nafta's been a fair trade agreement for agriculture. >> they've been excellent. mexico has been our number one volume and number two in value and canada's number four. >> without mexico, the plans for future expansion or bringing home families to help us farm is going to be very limited. because there won't be -- the profit won't be there that people are going to want to come home and keep losing money doing the work that we're doing. >> now, stnie, a reminder of where all this stands. president trump is headed to quebec, canada, to meet over the g-7 summit, where he's going to face the scrutiny of key allied leaders. to note that 25% tariff on pork has either been put on u.s. pork by china two months ago, and in that time period, the market rate has dropped by about

mexico and canada were bidding for let alone had won a joint bid to host the two thousand and twenty six football extravaganza the most excited people seem to be tourists it's where the data to mexico is i think is going to be a good. work up. maple mexico have to prove that is the best team in the don't like out in mexico or a leisure. football is everything in mexico. and back home this is what mexico's president had to say. after the successful tournaments held in one nine hundred seventy nine hundred eighty six mexico will make history by becoming the first country to host three world cups the u.s. is also hosted one thousand nine hundred four and canada hosted the women. world cup a few years ago but it will be the first time world football's marquee showcase will be held in three countries simultaneously in many ways selecting north america was an easy decision everything is already built and ready to go such as stadiums in airports and all that infrastructure and then of course there's new york city but despite all this people still needed some last minute convincing not that t

efecto una media reciente trump impone nuevos aranceles al acero y al aluminio que proviene de mÉxico, canadÁ inicio de aranceles el 25 y 10% al acero y al aluminio desde mÉxico, canadÁ y la uniÓn europea. la acciÓn, en la recta final de las negociaciones sobre el tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte. se busca supuestamente acuerdos macizos, ya que aseguran que otros paÍses se han aprovechado estados unidos. >> las negociaciones estÁn basadas en un acuerdo que lleva mÁs de 20 aÑos que no se ha renovado, donde no se toma en cuenta la importancia de la protecciÓn de la propiedad intelectual. edwin: mÉxico no se quedÓ de brazos cruzados, anunciaron nuevas tarifas al cerdo, uvas, manzanas y al acero de estados unidos. >> mÉxico lamenta profundamente y reprueba la decisiÓn de los estados unidosde imponer los aranceles a las importaciones de acero a partir del 1 de junio, bajo el criterio de seguridad nacional. la medida le constarÁ >> es importante poder mejorarla y que sea oportuno para todos, porque de lo contrario a tener que acabar. edwin: el presidente trump atribuye el alto dÉficit

mexico canada and the united states winning the rights to the twenty twenty six world cup while they congratulate each other on a successful bidding process there they will now take to the stage to accept the hosting rights for the twenty twenty six world cup in many ways as i say not a surprise on paper they seem to win out with infrastructure and also the chance of making a significant profit for the tournament this time around and many of the stadiums of course very much in place for the united states to host its ten matches and for canada mexico to host their three matches apiece come twenty twenty six and of course key for the united states which lost out in the twenty twenty two process the line process that led to qatar hosting that particular event but also to the end of the career for a long time think the latter. just going through some of the numbers of the voting the electronic voting this taken place this year you can see it on the screen morocco getting only sixty five votes thirty three percent and the united bid a clear winner there sixty seven percent with one hundre

remember association of canada mexico and usa i have been selected by the people of color as tools the twenty twenty six before. thank you she relation from mexico canada and the united states is their joint bid wins to host the next football world cup. i know the saudi and iraqi coalition in yemen has launched a major offensive to take control of the port city of data from the who the rebels as despite u.n. warnings of catastrophic humanitarian consequences the security council will now hold an emergency meeting to discuss the operation on thursday. her data is yemen's second largest port after aden and a key aid hub intense airstrikes have hit locations south of the city who say they responded by launching missiles at a coalition ship who seized her data in october twenty fourth seen as part of an effort to topple the government of president rebel months or hardy and some seventy percent of yemen's food enters the country through her data and its fear the fighting will cut off much needed supplies of food fuel and medicine twenty two million people that's around two thirds of yemen's

it is the united to bid that's the united states mexico and canada from d.w. sports hitters max medal at quite a decisive victory as well yes one hundred thirty four votes and it wasn't quite clear who the there was in the cliff a vote before the the bidding was done and the united bid was seen as the more simple bit i suppose the low risk bid as it was assessed by fever when they went through the two bids closely and i think what attracted them to this bit is mainly the profit that was almost guaranteed by the bit is who's saying it anywhere between fourteen and fifteen billion dollars in profit they see some fee for and of course the infrastructure that was already available in those three countries mexico has many footballing studies that are ready to go as does united states the united states canada will prove to be providing some as well and. all in all it should be a fairly easy world cup to prepare for as so much is already there so much is already in place i'm a little bit surprised by how fast they want to go to say morocco are not getting anywhere cl

canada mexico option promises a record eleven billion in profits more than double the other world cup and size two thousand and twenty six will be the first world cup to expand from thirty two to forty eight teams in the north american say a bigger tournaments calls for bigger hosts we want to focus on the game we're ready made and our cities are prepared to host today the u.s. mexico canada bit does have a lot of a lot of the bases covered but in recent memory you know england's bid for instance had a lot of those same strengths and fifa gave the world cup to cutter which you know we. no it's going to have to build a lot of stadiums. there are potential drawbacks the big calls for canada and mexico to host ten games each sixty matches would be played in the u.s. that an even distribution has left some feeling the tournaments would be too u.s. focused. the official name of the bid is united twenty twenty six perhaps ironic considering the potential host nations are anything but united right now u.s. president donald trump has disparaged mexicans on multiple occasions and continues to

. >> canada, mexico, and the usact have been se by the fifa congress. laura: plus, tng u.s. is brinhe world cup back home with canada and mexico. how this multination b won over fifa and transcended tensions across boers. laura: welcome to our viewers on publ television in the u.s. and also around the world. president trump says there is no longer a nuclear th eat from norea. heni arrived back in thed states, hailing his summit with kim jong-un as a major win for american security. secretary of state mike pompeo has been to south korea ou begin talks the process on denuclearizaon, amid criticism from democrats who say little of substance has been agreed. john sudworth reports. john: in north korea, most of the formation-starved masses had heard thing about the summit until today. is, of course, being sold to them as a great victy. "donald trump is halting the u.s.-south korean joint military exercises," the newsreader say the suspension of the drills, for so long such a key feature of america's alliance with south korea, appears to have taken many in the region by surprise, n

mexico. the one with the trucking issue. this is at least 40 times larger. this would have a big impact on jobs and a large swath of industries. countries like canada, mexico, the european union, they know how to choose their targets. they choose them for political and economic effects. kentucky bourbon from state senate mitch mcconnell, or harley-davidson motorcycles from wisconsin. the home of speaker paul ryan. these are not casual choices about what the retaliations would hit. >> we are talking about na mexico has an election com how closely are you watching that? there is a candidate gaining popularity. would a win have an effect on nafta negotiation front? >> in general, the leader of the polls in mexico has made comments about nafta that are actually pretty supportive. nafta is viewed as important to mexico across the political spectrum. however, i do think there are a number of areas where the mexican business community is concerned about policy. i can't go into the details. i think on nafta there is a desire from that candidate and his aides, some of whom we have had conversations with, to ensure at least some continuity going forward. but

of celebrations at all maybe because mexico has hosted the men's world cup twice before this would be the second time that the u.s. has hosted a world cup in canada while they haven't hosted a men's world cup just a few years ago they did host a women's world cup now even though the u.s. mexico and canada bid was a clear favorite there are some challenges in it what it boiled down to really was politics we saw in the last few months u.s. president donald trump very quietly sent letters to phish shows saying that he supported this bid and that none of his anti immigration or travel ban all of these would affect any bands coaches players or officials of coming to the u.s. for the twenty twenty six world cup we'll see strained relations between the u.s. and canada right now and also president trump continues to promote his building of a border wall on the border with mexico and the u.s. these were all potential challenges but soccer and football officials here in all three countries say that the world cup is about sport and not about politics and that they still have eight years to get ready to celebrate what they say will be the biggest and best wo

the cost of hosting the world cup eight years from now will be shared by three countries canada the usa and mexico will be looking to put their current trade spats behind them by twenty twenty six llewellyn's reports from moscow. canada mexico and usa have been selected by their fee for congress to host the twenty twenty six world cup the world cup overturns the united states of america for the first time in thirty two years it's pretty involving mexico and canada united but it was the heavyweight counter that it was in in fact taken on surprising triumph with one hundred thirty four votes to sixty five for the other contend. the us were the big players in this all along why we host sixty games mexico ten and counted to ten thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the fee for world cup in twenty twenty six let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we are all united in football that's the spirit of the world cup. snubbed in that twenty twenty two bit losing out to qatar the stars and stripes of loom large over faith it was the american investi

how does the president respond to the criticism about tariffs against the eu, canada and mexico. >> imposing d 32 tariffs protect the steel and aluminum industries, because their critical to our national security. for months the united states has had discussions with canada, eu, and mexico. we have strong relations from mexico and canada. those will continue. >> what it the president take away from that? >> we think things are continuing to move forward and progress is made and we are continuing to prepare for the president'sit -- summit. the president has been receiving daily briefings from his national security team and i can also tell you the schedule tentatively for the first at 9ng will be june 12 a.m.. >> the president would be constructive -- vladimir putin meeting with kim jong-un as well? >> our focus is on the presidents meeting and the president will make his views known directly to him when we are in singapore, and our focus will be on denuclearization. tweeted thedent special counsel was unconstitutional. lies he allowing his own justice department to abide by it? >> scholars em

must be considered favorites was the joint us canada mexico bid wins the vote it will be the first on the time and it will be hosted in three different countries as gabrielle is on the reports it's in and this is planned but one with some drawbacks . a football party just as good as the promotional video promise is that's what the united states mexico and canada are saying together they're bidding to jointly host the two thousand and twenty six world cup it would be the first time three countries simultaneously host world football's marquee attraction the bid has three key strengths experience mexico and the u.s. have both hosted world cups before and canada received high praise for its smooth organization while hosting the women's world cup three years ago and there's money u.s. canada mexico option promises a record eleven billion in profits more than double the other world cup and size two thousand and twenty six will be the first world cup to expand from thirty two to forty eight teams and the north americans say a bigger tournaments calls for bigger hosts we want to focu

polÍtica, especialmente de los estados unidos hacia sus dos vecinos. >> negociÓ muy bien con mÉxico y canadÁs como mÉxico, por ejemplo, que ese 100% futbolero. juan: ademÁs del aspecto polÍtico y social estÁ tambiÉn la parte econÓmica. se calcula que dejara unos 11,000 millones de dÓlares en ingresos. el presidente donald trump dijo por twitter: " felicidades. es un gran logro de mucho trabajo." por su parte, el presidente de mÉxico dijo: >> la decisiÓn de la fifa es un reconocimiento a los tres paÍses. y por supuesto, un voto de confianza a la capacidad de organizaciÓn, la calidad de la infraestructura y los servicios que mÉxico ofrece. enrquie: al regresar de la pausa, las imÁgenes de este fenÓmeno natural. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>para terminar, una extraÑa imagen estÁn impresionados con las imÁgenes que dio a conocer un hombre, un vÍdeo que llamo el parece una gran casa cada que cae es sÓlo un fenómeno natural. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas llegÓ el jueves 14 de junio te saluda alejandra arte bienvenidos a despierta Área de la bahÍa. buenos dÍas bÁrbara. bÁrbara: le saluda bárbara chacÓn, tenemos para ti

yes it's certainly giving them ammunition to say that mexico is not playing ball and canada probably won't either and irrespective of the fact to move first you know he has a case to make to his voters but here there is someone who's trampling on the united states' interests and it could lead to the beginning of the end of nafta but you know this the reaction to this also shows how bizarre this whole conflict is the mexico of mexico's pays or the currency when sharply down when the news came and that of course is detrimental to both sides if you will the mexicans they get more competitive with the lower pay so they get more attractive as a location for for factories but that could lead to jobs going into mexico but on the other hand of course with the americans. they can't sell their products as well in mexico so that's only one of the side effects that policies like these yield and they're not positive with this tit for tat what is doing that to the mood in the markets. it's very quiet you can see behind me the dax it's going up and down and basically that movement is typical for th

polÍtica, especialmente de los estados unidos hacia sus dos vecinos. >> negociÓ muy bien con mÉxico y canadÁo, por ejemplo, que ese 100% futbolero. juan: ademÁs del aspecto políti y social estÁ tambiÉn la parte econÓmica. se calcula que dejara unos 1100 millones de dÓlares en ingresos. el presidente donald trump dijo por twitter: " felicidades. es un gran logro de mucho trabajo." por su parte, el presidente de mÉxico dijo:siÓn a fifa es un reconocimiento a los tres paÍses. y por supuesto, un voto de confianza a la capacidad de organizaciÓn, la calidad de la infraestructura y los servicios que mÉxico ofrece. enrquie: al regresar de la pausa, las imÁgenes de este fenÓmeno natural. ♪ ♪ un brindis, para las estrellas de la selección mexicana. este es nuestro momento pa arriba! pa abajo! al centro! de lpa dentro!n mexicana. vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, la única cerveza premium mexicana que tiene el orgullo de ser la cerveza oficial de la selección mexicana un beste es nuestro momentolas de la selección mexi. pa arriba! pa abajo! al centro! pa dentro! vamos por la estrella. estrella ja

wants to see more concessions from mexico and canada they both emphasize that there's still claim to talk but added that there retaliatory measures will remain in place as long as the u.s. terrorists do join homan. mexico city. the u.s. secretary of state says he's made great progress in his talks with one of north korean leader kim jong il's closest aides by pompei and has met kim jong yong shoes in new york for a second day now those talks are supposed to smooth the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong il in less than two weeks time but pompei refused to confirm it'll actually happen our diplomatic editor james bates has more. a second day of intense diplomacy between the u.s. secretary of state and the north korean envoy who met for almost two and a half hours reporters watched the comings and goings at the apartment block where the u.s. government owns a residence on the thirty ninth floor state department officials were very cautious in what they said but one man was not as restrained the u.s. president who spoke as the meeting was still under way revealing for the

analysts say trump could use mexico's retaliation to finally rip up the nafta trade deal between mexico canada and the u.s. from cic anomic advisor larry kudlow said today that the president would prefer to negotiate separately with canada and mexico. so if you ask you has been following this story for us at the new york stock exchange sophie hi it's good to see you now there's this impression that there's not much mexico can do against the power of the united states so is this a bold move or rather a minimum reaction. well the mexican ministry estimates the value of these tariffs at about three billion dollars representing only around one point five percent of annual trade between the two countries that is not a bold number but it is certainly a bold move when you look at the size of the mexican economy especially as these counterterrorism are being imposed on a broader range on imported products not only on c.n.n. and element him but charms terrorists are going to hurt mexico anyway and this tit for tat reaction should also be seen in context with canada's reaction and the one of the europea

the agreement governs trade between the us, canada and mexico.s—mexico trade is worth about $600 billion annually and about 16% of us goods go to its southern neighbour. meanwhile, mexico sells about 80% of its exports to the us. with me is our economics correspondent andrew walker. it sounds like mexico has delivered on something it said it would do about a week ago. exactly, we were told to expect this and now they are doing it. so we have a 25% tariffs on imports on various types of steel. a0 different types from the united states. 20% on various pork products like shoulder, leg and hands. 20% on other agricultural goods including apples, potatoes, cranberries and parmesan. and significant and lower tariffs on various light fixtures, motorboats, between ten and 15%, various types of metalfurniture. and between ten and 15%, various types of metal furniture. and another 25% on bourbon whiskey. it's quite a wide range of goods and those are some pretty stinging tariff rates on some pretty stinging tariff rates on some of those goods. a wide-rangi

in a first of its kind bid, mexico, canada and the u.s. are team up to host the world's biggest sporting event, 23 u.s. stadiums were named as possible venues, includi lev stadium. patricia engstrom worked on the bid. she says the bay area offers hotels, trgse transportatianspo great venue. >> levi stadium has a tremendous track record hosting preeminent, world class soccer events. the gold cup final, we have a lot of international soccer. >> reporte accorng to fifa, in 2026, an estimated 80 games would be played in the host countries. 10 in mexico, 10 in canada and 60 in the u.s. the earthquakes are celebrating the annouent. while their home is too small to host world cup matches it may still play a role. >> a part of the bid packet for this region is a practice venue, should teams need arainin base we have a couple of grass fields they can use to train. >> reporter: and he says avaya may hold world cup training parties here in 2026. they celebrated with fancy footwork. >> i'm extremely excited. >> reporter: the next goal is to convince f

advertencia a quienes no quieran ando abandonar sus hogares. >> guerra comercial que enfrenta mÉxico, canadÁ, esto serÍa mÁs grave si estados unidos pone nuevos aranceles a los productos chinos, randy tiene el reporte. >> decisiÓn tomada, el gobierno de donald trump anunciÓ que pondrÁ aranceles a importaciones de aluminio, acero de mÉxico, canadÁ y la uniÓn europea, el impacto de esta decisiÓn segÚn este economista. >> no lo pagan las compaÑÍas, lo pagamos los consumidores, las compaÑÍas suben los precios. >> estados unidos cobrarÁ un arancel de 25% en importaciÓnes de acero y 10 en aluminio lo que podrÍa subir el precio de cualquier producto hecho con esos materiales como carros, lavadoras y bebidas en lata. >> nos afecta a nosotros como consumidor, siempre pagamos todo eso. >> de alguna manera consumimos e esas cosas, asÍ que si nos afecta. >> el golpe desatÓ una guerra comercial. >> canadÁ y la uniÓn europea avisaron que impondrÁn arancel de a productos estadounidenses, y mÉxico dijo que aplicarÁ tarifas a manzanas y otros productos que estados unidos le vende a su paÍs. >> pero el secret

canada. i love mexico. i love 'em. mexico is making over $100 billion a year and they are not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. >> reporter: on the president making clear some of his anger is about immigration, of course that has been a constant refrain since he started running for the president is i. as for the new tariffs on mexico, canada and the european union, chief economic adviser larry kudlow here said it was simple will iy a family quarrel suggesting all of this is a negotiating tactic. jeff zeleny, cnn, the white house. >>> leslie is the head of the u.s. and america's program at the royal institute of international affairs and also teaches at the university of london. good to have you with us to talk about the situation. let's start by listening to the reaction from the european union about what they see as a betrayal forcing these u.s. allies to defend themselves from an ally. >> our offer was you take this gun away from us, we sit together as friends and equ

canada. i love mexico. i love 'em. $100exico is making over million a year because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. border laws.ble they do not want to. when they want to, then i will be happy. have a good chance of doing some great deals that were make america great again, right? that is what we are doing. but america has picked up -- we have made about $8 trillion in value, doubled the size of the economy of china. we have picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i have been president, more than $8 trillion. that is a very low number, because we are talking stock market well. i am talking beyond that. our companies are doing great, we are doing great, our military is rebuilding. we have a lot of great things going. they're going to straighten out trade. trade will be easy. in other countries understand. -- and other countries understand. they look at me as if i was in closed doors, and they essentially say we cannot believe we have gotten away with this for so long. it is like you g

imposed stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from europe, canada, and mexico.he tariffs take effect today. canadian prime minister justin trudeau called the tariffs totally unacceptable. president trump says the days of unfair trade deals are over. >>> and today a top north korean official will hand deliver a letter from leader kim jong-un to president trump at the white house. it's the first time in 18 years a senior north korean official will visit the white house. secretary of state mike pompeo is reporting good progress in efforts to revive the summit between kim jong-un and president trump. >>> and massachusetts police are searching a house where three bodies were found. they pulled over stewart weldon over after a car chase. police say the woman with weldon in the car say he held her captive and tortured her. we weldon has been charged in that case but not charged in connection with the bodies. >>> there was a touching tribute to a fallen american hero. photos show his newborn baby surrounded by those he served with. jeff glor has their story. >> reporter

the european union, canada and mexico are all proposing duties on american goods in response.tariffs worldwide. the top aide to north korea's leader is to present a letter from kim jong—un to president trump at the white house on friday, as preparations for next month's summit go on, but it is clear the us and pyongyang have very different definitions of denuclearisation. it has been announced that kim jong—un will also visit moscow for a summit this year. for the second time in eight days, italy's president has asked giuseppe conte to be the next prime minister. he will now try to assemble a government of two populist parties, five star and the league. his previous attempt was vetoed because the man nominated to be economy minister was seen as so anti the euro. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

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or canada mexico china and he is also trying to live up to some pain promises he has made especially to voters in the rust belt and to industrial companies it might not make sense economically especially as the trade deficit is not necessarily going to spring fed way with retaliation from so many different sides with hurt mexico and canada the us are not going to be able to export more and literally everyone else has been begging not to go their people and his own republican party lobbyists because they fear that these terrorists are simply going to have the effect of tektites hurting come to most and manufacturers. sophia szymanski in new york for us this evening thank you very much. well here with me in this studio to talk more about this is alan kohler from the j.f.k. institute at the free university of berlin when imposing these tariffs president trump invoked a seldom used section of trade or from the one nine hundred sixty s. in fact allowing him to impose trade barriers when there is a threat to national security was was there any sign of that. i thought canada i thought the e

mexico? or how do you think that the trio, canada, mexico, and the united states -- how do they work together? probably you get, well it doesn't matter. it does matter and it matters hugely. and there is a book that i swear to you i have read and you cannot put it down. because he takes the facts that we are all going to talk about and he translates them into a story, a human story. something that you want to read that chapter to see what happens to that family that was in that place that was having these problems. but change did occur in the early 1990's and mexico, president salinas very much wanted to open the market. it was highly restricted. and they had gone through a very difficult decade of the 1980's. president bush senior very much wanted to open the markets. we in the united states have 5% of the worlds population producing roughly 20% of the output. hey, you can't eat it all. and he believed firmly that if we could get north america marshaled together with less complex rules, it would make a difference. and it truly has. when you think of the differences that nafta made, we $19hav

on cuba there was blocking legislation taken by mexico canada and the e.u. took a deal i think. with a blocking statute not only that we went to devon geo and opened a complaint against the u.s. and not only that we put together a list of american companies to be the target of mirror sanctions and believe it don't move it stop and we got an exemption and we traded with cuba all these years we didn't do that for iran and libya and that's why we have this problem today but back in ninety ninety five and you know later part of it in ninety six the station was a little bit different because that act was pushed forth by the republicans president bill clinton was against it he ended up signing a waiver against that law do you think you know the political composition actually compares baghdad and the american president wasn't so sad on you know implementing his vision if i put it politely. yes and no it's more complicated than that because the tendency to use american law is not just on sanction they go and say you know who the moment you start a business in the u.s. we're employing am