in this negotiation, we only stand up for the natioional interest and that is what we will continue too. >> we are looking for a good deal, not just any deal. wewenly agreeee to a dealal if s a good deal for c canada. we are not the -- ththere yet. >> and canada have been angling over several key issueues including the auto center -- sector, and auto is consistent and keeping the current procedure for resolving disputes. the canadian prime minister says his government t tries to stay constructiveve and positivive. >> we have had some very popositive conversations on a broad grange of issueues. we have been very clear about where o our red lines are. we have been clear about your weekend there is room for give-and-take. >> trump had originally agreed to finalize the agreement on friday. it remains elusive. >> our financial correspondent joins us from new york. the friday deadline is upon us and it appears at the stage, canada is out. >> canada is out for this deal. this week, no deal was reached but there was word out that talks may continue next week. an important deadline was missed a

assassinatioion attempt whwhen drones loadeded with explolosivs detonated ababove his headad ase gave a natioionally televivised speeeech. maduro blamemed right-wingng opponents anand the colombmbian government f for the attacack. it is the firstst drone attack, attempted assassination, on a sitting headad of state. i asked gustavo petro for his response to what happened. >> in general, i believe that government try to resolve their own internal conflicts, oftentimes their inabilities, by blaming it on external actions or foreign action. and even though there is no question about it that there is external action that no government o operates absosoluty independent of internationall context anand i interest in f fs thatat are outsidede of a gigivn society, what is s true is thata governmement does not t do veryl by delegatining blameme for any event onon those outsiside forc. there is alwlways an internal possible that makes it -- i believe president maduro has to examine in depth the internal situation of ththe country. there is an absence of a real dialogue. there is an absence of a clear program f

the united natioions has accused the nicaraguan government of repressing and retaliating against government critics following wide scale protests. according to a new report by the united nations high commissioner for human rights, approximately 300 people have died and 2000 have been injured since april. the u.n. report accused the government of carrying out extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and arbitrary detentions and torture in detention centers. zeid ra'ad al hussein is the outgoing u.n. high commissioner for human rights. >> we're issued a report calling for urgent action to address the human rights crisis in nicaragua. where the level of persecution is such that many of those who participated in the protests that erupted in april, defended expressing-- dissenting views, have been forced to hide, have left nicaragua, or are trying to do so. amy: nicaraguan president daniel ortega dismissed the u.n. rerept saying it has ignored violence carried out by anti-government forces. >> the international reports completely ignore the deaths caused by the murderous coup mongers. th