that statement came on his meeting with canada's prime mr justin trudeau for separate talks at the white house. but trump also said that he would consider a bilateral deal with canada if mexico were to pull out as its foreign minister threatened earlier. i week. so just what's at stake in these discussions practically every sector of the three connie's including agriculture. mexico for example imports almost all of its corn from the united states. but tensions with its northern neighbor have centered looking elsewhere. this report marker spots in mexico. in mexico if you get lucky you can savour and year of local court at a roadside food stand. the conenes very deleliciou. the corn tastes juiuicy and sweet b buthe trade of coco has s turned bitterr. since nineteen ninety four with the signing of nafta u. s. corners arrived in mexico in huge quantities altera free. hey zeus one of two million small producers decided to stop growing at. in the past all of this was corn. impossible to compete with american corn subsidize it opens of transgenic varieties. the member for we don't have subsidi

the house which oversees trade policy and they met with justin trudeau earlier today to talk about nafta and one republican on the panel said that mrtrudeau gave a smooth and eloquent case about the importance of nafta to the units states and to canada. they're obviously millions of american jobs on the line when you talk about renegotiating this deal. same is not quite the level of enthusiasm on capitol hill to back out or make serious distractions to nafta. a key featurely of his campaign platform. he feels a need to do something. what that is remains to be seen. i was looking at comments from a u.s. trade representative. he said we were moving at warp if webut we don't know are going to get a conclusion. everybody is talking but perhaps the direction on this is not towards an endpoint. the president kind of emphasized that in the comments you made today. to you about tax policy because we have been talking a lot about bob corker and the implications for trying to reach some kind of agreement given how critical it going to be in terms of votes. talk us through how difficult it's going to begin in the usual and the involved here d

at the white house with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, mr trump said american workers had toico has warned such a deal would damage cross—border relations, including cooperation in the war on drugs. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier and the uk brexit secretary david davis are expected to sum up the state of negotiations on the uk's departure from the eu at the end of the fifth round of talks in brussels. theresa may insisted money was being spent to prepare for a no—deal brexit a study of two vaccines for the ebola virus has found they can both protect against the fever for at least a year. the research, in the new england journal of medicine, found at least 60% of 1,500 patients developed antibodies. ebola killed more than 11,000 people in an outbreak in west africa in 2014. the wildfires in california have ravaged northern california. izzi magee, had to evacuate her house in santa rosa, she joins me live from neighbouring town sebastopol. thank you again for having me. things are changing moment to moment. it is still very frightening for everyone. we getting evacuat

speaking at the white house with canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, mr trump said us workers had's foreign minister has warned that if the us tore up the north american free trade agreement which covers the three countries, cross—border relations, including cooperation in the war on drugs, would suffer badly. have a look at these images from australia. yes this is a shark. this happened in a rock pool in sydney, where a woman noticed that this shark appeared to be in distress. she was filmed calm as anything, lifting it up, and throwing it into the sea. later she said the animal was not heavy and felt like a toddler. impressive. north korea's issued a fresh threat to the trump administration. it's foreign minister says the president has "lit the wick of war" and that it is ready to, quote, "settle the final score, with a hail of fire, not words". this comes as the us conducted a joint military exercise with south korea, flying two strategic bombers over the korean peninsula. the bombers flew from the us airbase in guam, on a training exercise. north korea has always been a countr

we are here with a man who has become a friend of mine, prime minister justin trudeau and mrs. trudeau. thank you so much. appreciate it. and we are discussing many things, including nafta. but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subjects. i think we both look very much forward. i want to just tell you, justin, great honor to have you both with ugs. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. great to be back here in the oval office. as the president said, lot of things to discuss. we have an incredibly close relationship. two countries that are interwoven in our economies and kull khurs and in our people. but we have a good partnership. there's always ways to improve it. always issues we need to talk through. that's why having an on going constructive relationship between the president and the prime minister is really important, and i'm glad to be able to meet with you here today. >> we'll see what ppens. we have a tough negotiation. it's something that youill know in the not too distant future. but we are going to be discussing nafta. we will be discussing defense.

at the white house with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, mr trump said american workers had toa deal would damage cross—border relations, including cooperation in the war on drugs. the united nations has accused the burmese security forces of a systematic policy of brutal expulsion of the muslim rohingya minority. it says attacks against the rohingya, destruction of their homes, crops and livestock, mean any return for the refugees to normal life in rakhine state is almost impossible. a study of two vaccines for the ebola virus has found they can both protect against the fever for at least a year. the research, in the new england journal of medicine, found at least 60% of 1,500 patients developed antibodies. ebola killed more than eleven—thousand people in an outbreak in west africa in 2014. pope francis says roman catholic teaching must contain a prohibition on the death penalty. 0n the 25th anniversary of the catechism of the catholic church, the pope said capital punishment is inadmissible because it denies the possibility of redemption. later this week, donald trump is expe

speaking at the white house with canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, mr trump said us workers hadco's foreign minister has warned that if the us tore up the north american free trade agreement which covers the three countries, cross—border relations, including cooperation in the war on drugs, would suffer badly. have a look at these images from sydney, australia. yes this is a shark. this happened in a rock pool in sydney, where a woman noticed that this shark appeared to be in distress. she said although she was a little bit worried, it felt like a toddler. incredible stuff. the united nations human rights office has accused the burmese security forces of a systematic policy of brutal expulsion of the muslim rohingya minority that's designed to ensure they never return to myanmar. it says attacks against the rohingya, destruction of their homes, crops and livestock, render any return of the refugees to normal life in rakhine state almost impossible. the report is based on what the un says was consistent interviews with more than 60 of the more than half—million rohingya refugees

mrs. trump welcomed justin trudeau and his wife to the white house today.es at the start of a new round of nafta talks. president trump has threatened to withdraw from the court in less the united states gets a better deal. spain's prime minister said the central government is giving catalonia's leader a deadline of monday to clarify whether he declared independence from spain. if the catalonian presidents response is that he indeed formally proclaimed independence, he will have a few more days to drop the implementation of the declaration. includedlines would be in a formal the man to the government. sheryl sandberg is meeting today with leaders of the house intelligence committee's investigation of russian meddling into last year's u.s. presidential election. that is according to a person with knowledge of the meeting who said sandberg will set down with mike conaway and adam schiff. also scheduled to meet with members of the congressional black caucus thursday for discussions on race related ads. the whales to vault government believes in no deal brexit

that's something justin trudeau denies and he will try to persuade mr trump that "canada is not america'salks get underway near washington. he's also expected to say that canada is america's biggest customer. the united states lost one third of oui’ the united states lost one third of our manufacturing jobs since nafta. .. it is our manufacturing jobs since nafta... it is an unbelievable numberand nafta... it is an unbelievable number and statistics. so what are we doing? my administration policy, tax reform, trade policy, will return significant manufacturing jobs to our country. everything is going to be based on bringing our jobs back, the good jobs, the real jobs. with me isjulian howard, from the investment firm gam. good morning. it will be interesting. i would like to be a fly on the wall. i think it will be mega all could. donald trump is focused on the big trade deficit with mexico but it affects canada as well because it is part of the 02 motive chain. —— boka chain. what he wa nts motive chain. —— boka chain. what he wants is the 50% of cars to have components coming from the u

mr amount to pay. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has wrapped up his trip to washington d.c. a visit dominated by the future of the north american free trade agreement as president donald trump suggested that talks to rework nafta could fail and that mexico might be dumped from the three country pact but euro is off to mystic about the negotiations he says the meeting with went well the talks were held against the backdrop of another trade dispute over a hefty duties the u.s. has slapped on canadian made airplanes alan fischer has more from washington d.c. . with the forefront of talks aimed at drawing up a new north american free trade agreement underway here in washington canadian prime minister justin to door came to meet with president donald trump but donald trump has been on the record since the moment he moved into the white house that he would like to see a new nothe agreement an agreement that has been in place for almost twenty five years and both canada and mexico see until this point has been walking relatively well but donald trump wants to see a new modernized agreement and justin t

. >> we're here with a man who has become a friend of mine, prime minister justin trudeau, and mrs. trudeau. thank you so much. appreciate it. we are discussing many things, including nafta. but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subjects. and i think we both look very much forward. >> indeed. >> i want to tell you, justin, great honor to have you both with us. thank you both very much. >> great to be back here in the oval office. as the president said, a lot of things to discuss. we have an incredibly close relationship, two countries that are interwoven in our economies and in our peoples. we have a good partnership and there's always ways toi improve it, always issues to talk through and that's why having an ongoing relationship between the president and prime minister is important and i'm glad to meet with you here today. >> mr. president, is nafta dead? >> we'll see what happens. we have a tough negotiation and it's something you'll know in the no too distant future. we're going to discuss nafta and we're going to be discussing defense, because we have a great -- the

we are here with a man who has become a friend of mind, prime minister justin trudeau and mrs. trudeau. thank you very much. we appreciate it. we're discussing many things including nafta but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subjects. i think we both look very much forward. i want to tell you, justin, great honor to have you both with us. thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you. great to be back here in the oval office. the president said, a lot things to discuss. we have incredibly close relationship, two countries interwoven in our economies, in our cultures, in our people but we have a good, a good partnership and there is always a ways to improve it. always issues we need to talk through. that's why having ongoing constructive relationship between the president and the prime minister is really important and i'm glad to be able to meet with you here again today. [speaking french] >> mr. president, is nafta dead? >> we'll see what happens. we have a tough negotiation and it is something that you will know in the not-too-distant future but we are going to be

that's something justin trudeau denies and he will try to persuade mr trump that "canada is not america's near washington. he's also expected to say that canada is america's biggest customer. what is the likely outcome of that meeting? we will be discussing that. kobe steel has confirmed that there may have been data fabrication in iron powder products used in parts like automotive gears. this news comes after the japanese company admitted over the weekend to making up false numbers to show that its aluminum and copper products had met customer specifications. this is a really big story forjapan because it is another weakjapanese supplier to the big names in the car industry. this follows the supplier of the airbags and that disaster. what is all this going to mean to the industry? we will have all that and business stories later on. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: the us supreme court has formally dropped the case over president trump's travel ban on visitors from six muslim—majority countries. the ban expired last month, and the court said that there was

justin trudeau. listen. >> we are here with a man who has become a friend of mine, prime minister justin trudeau and mrs.au, thank you so much appreciate it. and we are discussing many things, including nafta, but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subject, and i think we look very much forward and it is a great honor to have you both with us thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you great to be back here in the oval office. the as the president said, we have a lot of things to discuss. we have an incredibly close relationship and two countries that are interwoven in our economies and our cultures and our peoples, but we have a good partnership and there are always ways to improve it and always issues we need to talk through and that's why having an ongoing, constructive relationship between the president and the prime minister is very important and i am glad to be able to meet with you today. [ speaking foreign language >> we'll see what happens. we have a tough negotiation, and it's something that you will know in the not too distant future, but we are going to be discussing nafta, and we

canadian prime minister justin trudeau might discuss the issue with mr. he visits the white house next week. we're live in montreal. >> what was a trickle became a wave. the number 13,000 is five times the number that was seen in 2016 of those seeking asylum crossing from the u.s. into canada. more than 5,000 in august alone. the authorities taking some major steps. they set up a temporary camp along the border and also opened a former olympic stadium in montreal briefly as a shelter. >> we are living a lot of uncertainty about immigration reform in the u.s. what will happen with daca or what will happen with calls for even a smaller intake of refugees and a move towards more of a point system in the u.s. whether that will happen or not i think there is a lot of uncertainty for populations. >> advocates say the contrast between the trump's administration hard line projection and the welcoming from justin trudeau that led many migrants to look for canada as their best shot for refugee status. the government may not be automatically granting status. losing

mr which amount to pay. us president donald trump is holding talks with his canadian counterpart justin trudeau at the white house the pair are discussing the nafta trade deal which trump has threatened to pull out of but during the photo opportunity trump strayed off the topic it is at the white house monitoring developments for us so tell us a little bit about what exactly he did say and how he strayed off topic. well in the essence he is fighting back against reports he doesn't like in the media the topic to shore is a report by n.b.c. news that over the summer time donald trump said in a meeting and this is cited by three unnamed officials u.s. officials that in fact don't talk said he wanted to increase america's nuclear arsenal to nine hundred sixty two levels in essence ten times what it currently is right now this is something that the president is denying in fact when speaking to reporters as well as on social media he has called this reporting by n.b.c. news fake news and in fact he said it is totally unnecessary. no i never discuss i think somebody said i want ten times the nuclear weapons that w

justin trudeau at the white house today. after that the president will travel to harrisburg where he'll make a picture of the republican plans to overhaul the tax system. mrtrump rolled out a blueprint for that plan last month. >> i'm giving the largest tax cuts in the history of this country. in addition to that there will be reforms. >> if it looks like we're adding one penny to the deficit i am not going to be for it. >> our joe holden will be live in harrisburg as president trump continues his push towards tax reform. we'll have the very latest beginning on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> a college freshman football player kicked off an area team for taking a knee during the national anthem on saturday. 19-year-old jyrie did the school says durant was dismissed for his decision to not support team unity. >> president trump was weighing in on the nfl's national anthem controversy early this morning. the president tweeted it's about time that roger goodell of the nfl is finally demanding that all players stand for our great national anthem. respect our country. the nfl probably said that that is not the commissioner's commission. she say the commissioner

prime minister justin trudeau at the white house, after that the president will travel to harrisburg where he will make a pitch for republican plan to overhaul the nation's tax system. mrtrump rolled out a blueprint for that plan last month. >>> 5:15. katie joining us now. you can see just behind you the storm is approaching. >> yes, an area of low pressure will work its way through, today and tomorrow will be the dates would i suggest you walk out with the umbrella, even if you are not necessarily, finding rain when you walk outside the door, with time, it is, you know, pretty close to a guarantee you will. reason why i say pretty close because scattered showers is what we will find out there but notice that specific to, specifically sussex county south of that into maryland the rain is quite heavy at this hour and it will be lift nothing with time. new we have already seen, sometimes, the radar can show things that are not happening on the ground. we have already seen some speckles of rain, a little bit of green, moving its way across 222, up toward lehigh valley region but not necessarily verifying at the ground just yet, and eyewitness weather watchers if you are l

we're here with a man who has become a friend of mine, prime minister justin trudeau. and mrs. trudeau. thank you so much. appreciate it. and we are discussing many things, including nafta. but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subjects. and i think we both look very much forward. i just want to tell you, great honor to have you both with us. thank you. thank you very much. prime minister trudeau: thank you. great to be back here in the oval office. as the president said, a lot of things to discuss. we have an incredibly close relationship, two chris that are interwoven in our economies -- countries that are interwoven in our economies and culture and people. but we have a good partnership and there's always ways to improve it. always issues we need to talk through and that's why having an ongoing constructive relationship between the president and the prime minister is really important and i'm glad to be able to meet with you here again today. speaking foreign language] reporter: [inaudible] president trump: we'll see what happens. we have a tough negotiation. it's