competition will also feature a record forty eight teams now in a poll of see some members of the north american bed beef the north africans one hundred and thirty four votes sixty five as you can see there and the president of u.s. soccer he was really overjoyed have a listen. on behalf of our united. canada mexico and my country the united states thank you so so very much for this incredible honor thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the fee for will go up 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 the beautiful game transcends borders and cultures. and for more now we are joined by richardson who is standing by in washington and all of our movie is joining us from our source asking is here in the studio unclear i'd like to begin with you because i mean we just heard there the head of u.s. soccer he's not the only one who is overjoyed in the united states. hi sarah that's right soccer fans here absolutely delighted by this development and this is a sport tha

north korea as well as china. goes that generation of south koreans would be very horrifying to see american soldiers leave but for younger generations who would prefer better relations with north korea and also the sense that there is an occupying foreign army in their country some people would not be sad at all to see u.s. soldiers go home correspondent jason strother in seoul thank you very much thank you now the meeting between donald trump and kim jong un didn't go unnoticed in moscow here is the tell me is russia correspondent emily share when emily how has the kremlin reacted to yesterday's summit. well there has been a foreign ministry statement that was released yesterday and in that statement russia very much welcomed what had happened this as they called step towards a normalization in u.s. north korean relations and they specifically praised the fact that the u.s. would be stopping its its military maneuvers on north korean borders which it's described as provocative actions and what's interesting as well obvious that this statement very much portrayed what is happening at the moment on the world stage

also the infrastructcture is already there for the north americans. the stadiums are in place whereas morocco wanted to build another stadium -- another ninee stadiums. it w was all set up for the nonh american bid. sarah: let's talk more about fee for. we have corruption allegations, supposedly a a cleanup is going on. tell us about the bid and how this boat was conduducted. -- how this vote was conducted.. oliver: it is v very different than we used to have.. gone are the days of the executive committee deciding this. thisis time around, we had 200 federations of voting for their chosen bid, electronically, we know which federations but for which bids and it is a much more transparent process thanan the last time. whether it has completely rolled out corruptionon, we can't say t it seems to be a better process in 2010 when the upcoming world cup host was decided. sarah: in the united states, the president threw his weight behind this bid but at the same time, he has been critical of his neighbors when it comes to trade and immigration. some would say

this bit and in a way bully the countries into voting for the north american bid despite all that north american became stronger some may say it was mind over heart but in in this respect it won mattered to the people of mexico us and canada because they will be hosting the biggest event in world football in eight years from now so here we are in twenty to twenty six football fans are going to have to travel to the united states mexico and canada for their teams it's going to be the biggest since the top of the began in one hundred thirty as well it will consist of forty eight teams sixteen more than the current format football consultant and former fee for communications director walter gregorio told me that organizing the event over three countries has its own set of problems. but it easier to try and host this massive tournament in place or does it make more sense to try and absolutely absolutely want to and this would be kind of your only factor the need to go to morocco already when you have one single country but different states it's very complicated and you can imagine if you ha

and now there are no barriers to the north american world cup it all kicks off in a year's time. but meantime more immediately the current world cup kicks off on thursday night and host nation russia is taking on saudi arabia a world cup opener as calls for siteman for any football fan even when the two teams taking part are far from tournament favorites. it's finally time to let the ball do the talking russia's world cup starts here. high expectations can often hamper the home nation at to be tournament but these hosts are not under much pressure in that regard. as the lowest ranked team in the world cup they're hardly a hot favorite but with pride on the line and a home crowd to impress russia are raring to go. near would. do much to our team once the people to be proud of us to be proud of their team. and we really want to win their support and make them proud. and they couldn't have a soft start saudi arabia are the second lowest ranking team at the tournament in former valencia and chile coach when antonio pitts see they have a boss with impressive experience but with egypt

and now there are no barriers to the north american world cup it all kicks off in a year's time. let's get more reaction now from indeed he is claire richardson who is standing by in washington and all over moody from our sports desk is here in the studio welcome to both of you and clare i'd like to begin with you because as we mentioned at the outset here the u.s. canada and mexico i mean these are three countries that have had very tense diplomatic relations at the moment how is the news about the world cup welcome there. hi sara as you might imagine soccer fans here are absolutely delighted by the announcement this is a sport that's really grown in popularity over the last couple of decades and certainly the level of excitement you're seeing now is much greater than when the u.s. hosted the world cup last time back in one thousand nine hundred four now we're probably not seeing the same kind of energy that you might be seeing where you are on the streets of berlin partly because the u.s. men's team didn't qualify for this world cup but i think that despite that there's still h

the side off the north american bed with more than one hundred thirty member states one hundred thirty four to be precise voting for the north american bid with around sixty placing their ballot for morocco that's about thirty three percent and now obviously the world cup in twenty twenty six will be going to north america despite all the speculation that trumps rhetoric in the last let's say couple of months even trying to expedite this bit and in a way bully the countries into voting for the north american bid despite all that north american became stronger some may say it was mind all the hard but in this respect it mattered to the people of mexico us. canada because they will be hosting the biggest event in world football in eight years from now so come twenty twenty six football fans will be travelling the length and breadth of north america to see their teams in action the tournament itself is going to be the biggest since it began in one thousand thirty with a forty eight teams taking part that's sixteen more than the current format football consultant and former free for commun

current president johnny infantino meanwhile believes the north american bid is the one to take fifo into the future. so in our mind of the top story we're following for you aid groups are warning an attack on yemen's name port city up a data i thousand back troops risk massive civilian casualties and will cut off aid to millions the attack could be a turning point in yemen's three year civil war and watch the news from berlin war coming up at the top of the hour i have it quite often thanks for joining us. fix the two books of technology. the result of the market. to. me your business magazine next on d w. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. it's worthless for the rich but for many people it offers the only chance of survival. our reporters travel to nairobi as new york and meet people who know the true value of garbage. the rich the poor and the trash. fifty five minutes on. earth. home to millions of species a home worth saving. and those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the w

unprecedented summit with kim jong il and state media in north korea meanwhile are pre-trained the summit is a win for pyongyang listing american concessions including the promised end to a us south korean military exercises critics of the deal point to its vagueness and the fact that it contains no mention of washington's demand for the north's complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. in a train station in pyongyang north koreans huddle around newspaper stands to learn the outcome of the historic meeting between their leader and former arch donald trump. on state television glowing praise for kim jong il in with a newsreader and answering that washington would lift sanctions against that country and suspend its joint military exercises with south korea. the exercises have angered pyongyang for decades conducted several times a year there a major part of washington security structure in east asia but now donald trump says they're provocative and a waste of money games of course of fortune you know we're spending a fortune every number of months we're doing war games with south korea. which is costing we're flying

current president gianni infantino meanwhile believes the north american bid is the one to take fifo into the future. and are minor of the top story we're following for you u.s. president doll trump says his meeting with north korean leader kim jong un was a resoundingly fix that of questions are being asked about the lack of detail and the joint agreement signed by the two leaders and president promised to mr kim to end u.s. war games in south korea. watching the news more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news any time on our web site e.w. dot com i have a call out in berlin thanks for joining us. alone . for. reliable data. a. distant fourth place extent. of the. automotive history. of technology. the result of market. the momentum of the more to. your business magazine in sixty minutes on t w. a school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people one just. a flea come. now this picture was taken in. the time show was shot just prove what's going on in the central african republic. it's in an engine size alon

a huge dominance over north american bid thirty votes more than the required one hundred four to claim to win that bid it's one hundred thirty four and somewhere around sixty for the moroccan bid but again the future as an organization is coming through is going through a lot of reforms on johnny in front you know and this is just one of them a lot of other things we'll be seeing during the world cup. again the video assistant referee so a lot of interesting things to come from yeah ok well we'll check back in with you in the coming hours for now though alexey thanks very much for that. you're with r.t. international just turned two in the afternoon here in moscow and in the past few minutes we've learned who's going to be hosting twenty twenty six and it's going to be the triple bit of the united states morocco of the united states kind of the mexico morocco losing out but they shouldn't be too despondent because it's one of the tournament that's going to be lined up for that the biggest tournament since one thousand nine hundred thirty it's going to consist of forty eight teams sixte

bid you know feet clearly from very early stage or at least the fifa leadership preferred the north american bid in partly because it did so well in the evaluations of the morocco certainly but also because of the money and this is the fear is that like the costs of the moroccan bridge looked much higher they needed to build nine stadiums they had this kind of sixteen billion dollars infrastructure plan where's the north american bid all the stadiums are already built and also it promises more revenues or at least we can expect more revenues from north america and we could have from morocco so i think with the money that was already decided a lot was decided already blue circle a bit more about well something related to money has come under a lot of pressure for not being transparent and tough. in previous bits that they for awarded for instance to qatar and russia had they been more transparent this time around this is certainly a very different process to what we had the last time it woke up it was it was proved gone are the days of sepp blatter and his executive committee which many belie

and where our negotiations going with the north american free trade agreement?er complication in the issue. mexico and canada initially got exceptions from the steel and aluminium tariffs, partly because their status as part of the north american free trade agreement and the ongoing negotiations you mentioned. there is no question this casts a major cloud over the negotiations but another issue raising its head in the last couple of days is that president trump apparently, according to his advisers, would now prefer to conduct those negotiations as two separate tracts, one with canada and one with mexico, to try to come to different agreements, and that is something both countries regard as a path they do not want to go down. thank you for clarifying that latest element, chapter, in this saga that is the world war. we'll keep you right across it as it goes on and on. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a computerfailure at the uk bank tsb that caused up to 1.9 million people to lose access to online banking services is being investiga

bid which unites the united states mexico and canada on paper it looks like the north americans willget the right to host the twenty twenty six world cup but there could be some unexpected twists and turns in that tale and here is my explain as to what could potentially be there. the joint u.s. mexico and canada bid. host the twenty twenty six world cup looks like a done deal at least on paper the north american bids sole rival morocco barely passed the feat as evaluation scoring two point seven overall against four stadiums and accommodation in morocco were considered high risk the african country would need to invest a whopping sixteen billion dollars into infrastructure to host that event and the projected revenue of the north american world cup is two times bigger the twenty twenty six bid is well presented and strong in terms of government commitments but would need to build most of its tournament related and going to infrastructure the united twenty twenty six bid on the other hand has promising levels of infrastructure already in place and fully operational but there is one ob

this is the soft southern underbelly of the north american continent. it is where the caribbean and the african and the mediterranean and the latin world connected with this vast hinterland of what proved to be the most profitable valley on earth, the mississippi. how could there not be a fascinating city, a notable pivoting those two together? it was a mostly catholic city in a mostly protestant nation. a roman law society in a mostly common-law nation. it was a francophone city in a mostly anglophone nation. it was a west indian architecture city in a mostly neoclassical greek revival nation. you had all these differentiation, but that eventually assimilated and hybridized and affected the rest of the nation in the form of mu sic, food, and architecture. >that is why. >> thank you so much for showing us around today. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to new orleans to learn more about its history. learn more about other stops on c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. this weekend o

the other bid the rival north american bid can go to that point and say look we're ready infrastructure wise and in terms of australia and i'm i right in thinking that there was some control over this because lots of countries withdrew their bids because they're not actually making money from it yet i mean the world cup is a very complicated thing for a country to undertake thief have for instance in brazil there was a case of them changing certain laws regarding alcohol consumption the stadiums the so-called budweiser laws it was called at the time and it can be profitable the american bid is confident that they can achieve a record profit of around fourteen billion dollars but on the other hand it's a huge cost some morocco for instance estimate that they would have to pay anywhere between fourteen and sixteen billion dollars to get the country ready and just to put that into context that's around sixteen percent of the g.d.p. so a huge investment that carries the risk if things run behind the costs could go high and also profits on guarantees so what what does a country like morocco.

at the same time they are trying to negotiate an agreement for the north american free trade agreementeen at the centre of it. we have two leaders at the moment who don't seem to be getting along. if anything, they seem to be getting along extremely badly. while the g7 meeting was taking place, the chinese president xi jinping has been hosting a two—day regional summit of his own. vladimir putin and the iranian president hassan rouhani are among leaders attending the meeting of the shanghai co—operation organisation in qingdao. striking a very different tone to donald trump, mr xi urged nations to work together, saying that countries today are facing "many common threats and challenges", that no one country can "tackle alone". more now from michael bristow, the bbc world service east asia editor. rarely in diplomacy do you get two events so close together, which give you two very different images of the world. one, the g7 summit, basically fell apart. disarray, disorganisation. disagreements between the participants. and then you have the meeting in qingdao, led by president xijinping

north korean... they are worried about the american ability to strike north korea. nk they threaten north korea because our presence there is defensive. but the north koreans are looking for some sort of retrenchment from the region of the americans, possibly pulling air power back to japan. i don't know. when mike pompeo says that unique... presumably it goes beyond what we said to them before and it impacts ourforce what we said to them before and it impacts our force posture on the ground. and that is controversial. the south korean government has been wa ry the south korean government has been wary over dealing with north —— american forces. and if it is not bad, ido american forces. and if it is not bad, i do wonder what unique means. hopefully we will get some clues at the briefing that is due to come a little later today. we do have a little later today. we do have a little more into the programme and we saw some live coverage earlier. they are still at the capella hotel as far as we know. and that was where the leaders had their historic meeting earlier. they

north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: saudi—led forces attack the main rebel—held port in yemen, threatening vital aid supplies for millions. the american to do on the deal with north korea. pledges to rival camps and a walk—out by scottish nationalist mps, theresa may has another tough brexit day. welcome to russia. president putin welcomes the footballing world to russia just hours before the first match kicks off in the world cup.

the north american bid has prevailed and the fifa voters have listened to promises of $11 billion ofatively headache free build—up to the tournament. the result will also delight the fifa leadership. donald trump who had urged fifa voters, some felt threatened them, to back the bid, was quick to issue his congratulations. meanwhile prior to the vote vladimir putin made an appearance to thank fifa delegates for their support in the build—up to the russian tournament, which starts in just over 24 hours. welcome to russia. thank you very much. the world cup remains a glittering prize for many nations. russia will take its turn starting tomorrow. the us, canada and mexico now have eight years to prepare for theirs. richard conway, moscow. now we've seen plenty of fireworks in russia already, and i'm not talking about the opening ceremony. today, the spanish football association announced it had sacked their manager julen lopetegui, just two days before their opening match against portugal. spanish football chiefs said they were unhappy not to be involved in his negotiations to become rea

inspect that's barely passing the needed threshold while the north american dates scored for now todayobviously is a historic day for thief in many ways because this is the first fee for congress to be completely transparent all member nations today that's two hundred seven eligible to vote will be casting their ballots choosing the twenty twenty six world cup host country in a completely public and transparent way that's something that's never done before for president giani infantino this is a big step forward yesterday he was strutting his stuff on the pitch against the football legends today he is presiding over what could be his penultimate before congress asking the president the election is next year but today it's obviously about choosing the country which will host the twenty twenty six world cup that is something we will know shortly after noon moscow time and it's scenes at least on paper as i mentioned before that the north american bid is very strong that it would likely win the right to host the twenty twenty six world cup however you know things may happen and particular

soft, southern underbelly of the north american continent. it's where the kirby and an south atlantic -- caribbean, and south atlantic, and mediterrann, and latin world could mix and with this vast land of what proved to be the wealthiest valley on earth, the mississippi valley. this vast river flowing, connecting all these diverse cultures, have the there not be , a notableng city location pivoting those two together? it was a mostly catholic city and a mostly protestant nation. it was a mostly roman civil law society in a mostly english common law nation. it was a french long-lost surveying regin a township and range surveying nation. it was a west indian architecture city and the mostly neoclassical greek revival nation. you have all these different differentiations, but that eventually assimilated and hybridized and affected the rest of the nation in the form of the music and the food as well as the architecture. that is why. >> thank you so much for showing us around today. >> you're staff cities towards travel to new orleans to learn ab

four to be precise voting for the north american plate with around sixty placing their ballots for moroccothat's about thirty three percent and now obviously the world cup in twenty twenty six will be going to north america despite all the speculation that trumps rhetoric in the last let's say couple of months even trying to expedite this bid and in a way to bully the countries into voting for the north american bid despite all that north american became stronger. and i said i want to ask you a question as a player how how do you feel about the prospect of you know flying maybe in one of the times and maybe several hours per day in preparation for a game some just part of the part of the normal day job for you or no i don't think that's a big problem and i think when you read the bit it's not like you play in vancouver one day the next day you play in the mexico city just it's very geographically sort of so. the part of sort of you have different groups playing different way at different areas so they're not going to be travelling over games massive difference in distances and through the

gained by moroccan bid was two point seven just barely passing the needed threshold of two and the north american bit scored four according to fevers and practice so it looks like there would be no surprise and the world cup will be traveling across the pond to north america however there still may be a big surprise and here's my explain as to what could happen. there is one obstacle on the world cup is journey across the pond and its name is donald trump starting with purely practical things after all the us president introduced a travel ban for a number of arab countries due to new entry regulations that the currently being proposed in the united states in relation to citizens from certain countries there are significant risks to discrimination free entry to the country he is also building a wall on the border with the country which is part of that bid mexico wait what trump also demands mexico pays for that wall occasionally getting a very hard no from the neighbors down south hardly the most cordial alliance ever . no mexico will never pay for a while not now not ever sincerely mexico all of

protecting american workers he says so what he believes is that there may not be a future for the north american free trade agreement this could have literally the agreement it's been in place for so long now he says that what he's hoping for are separate trade agreements negotiated individually with canada and with mexico certainly the allies not liking this much particularly since the united states using national security as the argument for doing this saying that they're weak economy hurts u.s. national security something allies are taking exception to the committee that he thinks could really help. it washington. the u.n. human rights office is calling on the u.s. to stop separating migrant children from their parents the trumpet ministration announced last month that it would begin separating all families to tamed at the border trying to cross into the u.s. without documentation the president trump has responded in a tweet saying separating families at the border is the fault of bad legislation passed by the democrats border security laws should be changed but the dems can't get their act t

north american and western european an equal back into free for the moment the main sponsors the chinese and russians and free for want that money coming back in from from western europe and not north america to pay for in france who knows election promises there's a mixture of politics and finance there's that the two are linked. good. good. good. good. good. spain's coach june and love to he has been sacked just two days before the team's opening walk up match against portugal the spanish football federation say they were forced to let him go because he failed to tell them that he had agreed to join real madrid at the conclusion of the tournament and which isn't a report from sochi. behind me is the stadium where twenty ten world champions spain will kickoff their tournament against the reigning european champions portugal is also expected to be the venue for julian to take charge of spain at a major tournament for the first time but that has all changed on tuesday it emerged he would be succeeding down as ryan madrid's coach at the end of this tournament and it appears those negotiati

current president johnny infantino meanwhile believes the north american did is the one to take fifa into the future. some progress as i write this reminder of our top story this hour u.s. president donald trump has held the outcome of his summit with north korea's leader kim jong il a pledge to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons the u.s. agreed to host military exercises with south korea. plus a sign of a agreement kim jong un said they decided to leave the past behind and hussein a major change mr trump said chairman kim developed a very special bond. with. the sexual of states most of the top of the hour with the name of iraq going to check out the website to think the cost of the day. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. it's worthless for the bridge but for many people it offers their only chance of survival. our reporters travel to nairobi and new york and meet people of the true value of garbage. the rich the poor and the trash. to sell in just two minutes on v.w. . land be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of t

re from our north american correspondent.er, explain the significance of these latest developments. >> it shows that robert muller is certainlyng put maximum pressure on mr. manafort, donald trump's former campaign manager. trux ditional charges, on of justice. these stem from chargese heard about earlier in t week,hat he had attempted to essentially tamper with witnesses, using mobile phone and a device, an application that was used to try to get to people that wod give evidence of his future -- at his future trial. as you say, he has denied these allegations.e th second person who have been -- who has beenge ch has made no statement. he is said to be mr. manafort's right-hand man in ukraine and said to have connections with russian intelligence. mr. manafort is due back in court at the end of next week when a judge will consider his conditions of bail and there isi a plity that those conditions will be tightened or bail could be revoked ahl altogether, in which case he'll be sent to jail to wait for his upcoming trial. >> t

our north american editor jon sopel has beve watching depments. john: was there ever a mor o vivid symbolf the dramatic change in the singapore air? the reclusive leader on a nighttime walkabout in a tourist destination just ahead of his summit with donald trump. korea watches, even debating whether this is kim jong-un's u.s. president, the longtime master of retinal media attention, wasavg a heyday. once with the singaporean prime minister. no, this is not celebrating aturely, it is donald trump's birthday this week. though progress with kim jong- would be the gift of all gifts. the american president sees this potentially as his moment in history, potentially a moment of history for the world. he is determined,ponergized, and tive. and so much happier to be in singapore than quÉbec. at the briefing, the u.s. secretary of state was upbeat. all of the preparations are coming together nicely. philippa: -- sec. pompeo: there are only two people who can make these decisions of this magnitude, and those two people will be in the room tomorrow. we are

the world trade organization the white house says it may pull out of talks to renegotiate the north american free trade agreement choosing to deal separately with mexico and canada let's bring in the head to pirlo he's a latin america political analyst joins us now from san francisco in california mexico had already signaled that it would retaliate after donald trump announced tire of some mexican steel and aluminum imports so this shouldn't come as a surprise should it. no absolutely not it was expected and we found out about it and it's just this is you know important and dramatic a step as a country like mexico can take against the united states and mexico says the tower so beloved on u.s. steel imports like pork so the problem with that though it's likely to drive up consumer prices in mexico isn't it yeah that's the problem with a trade war right like i mean it hurts the consumers i mean it's not good for anyone both sides lose industries that rely on trade lose the different sectors whether it's a magnet manufacturing or in agriculture also stand to lose so this is not a good situation

down to americans are suddenly frightened about you know nuclear bombs raining down on american cities from north korea ok well that this was completely essentially this was never really the threat if you're really worried about americans in the homeland being frightened about north korean threats you should frankly be far more worried about cyber attacks that is actually a far more realistic threat and you know every single american should be far more worried and you know sitting in your home and having your internet connection go down and you know your facebook connection going down or your bank account your. more realistic farmer the exact or your electricity grid or you know these are the things that you know most americans should be frightened about but aside from that you know a nuclear that is completely unrealistic but the point being that that so so there is that issue number one but but the point being that first of all peace you know declaring the end of the war yes that is between the two koreas and it is not for anybody else whether it's china or the united states or any other countr

the north american bid, known as united 2026, will host 48 teams, playing a few games across the threes promising a riot of passion and colour. the north american bid has prevailed and fifa's voters have listen to the mists of $11 billion in profits and a relatively headache free build—up to the tournament. the result with the light fifa's leadership. donald trump, who some felt had threatened fifa's voters to back the bid, offered congratulations. meanwhile, vladimir putin made a quick appearance to thank fifa for their support. the world cup remains a glittering prize for many nations. russia will take its term starting tomorrow. the us, canada and mexico now have eight yea rs canada and mexico now have eight years to prepare for theirs. i have beenjoined now 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 asp

canada bid to host the twenty twenty six world cup looks like a done deal at least on paper the north american bids sole rival morocco barely passed the feat as evaluation scoring two point seven overall against four say games and accommodation in morocco were considered high risk the african country would need to invest a whopping sixteen billion dollars into infrastructure to host that event and the projected revenue of the north american world cup is two times bigger. the twenty twenty six bid is well presented and strong in terms of government commitments but would need to build most of its tournament related and going to infrastructure the united twenty twenty six bid on the other hand has promising levels of infrastructure already in place and fully operational but there is one obstacle on the world cup journey across the pond and its name is donald trump starting with purely practical things after all the us president introduced a travel ban for a number of arab countries yeah you probably will be gone by twenty twenty six but you never know. due to new entry regulations the currently b

this is how we created the north american production platform. up until now, from 1980, we produce prices many goods as we used to. but we use a quarter less workers. that is a problem. mostly automation rather than trade. 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

canada bid to host the twenty twenty six world cup looks like a done deal at least on paper the north american bid seoul rival morocco barely passed the features a valuation scoring two point seven overall against four stadiums and accommodation in morocco were considered high risk the african country would need to invest a whopping sixteen billion dollars into infrastructure to host that event and the projected revenue of the north american world cup is two times bigger the twenty twenty six bid is well presented and strong in terms of government commitments but would need to build most of its tournament related and going to infrastructure the united twenty twenty six bid on the other hand has promising levels of infrastructure already in place and fully operational but there is one obstacle on the world cup's journey across the pond and its name is donald trump starting with purely practical things after all the us president introduced a travel ban for a number of arab countries yeah it probably will be gone by twenty twenty six but you never know due to new entry regulations the currently b

current president johnny in front tino meanwhile believes the north american bid is the one to take feed into the future. oh right across the area to forgive me for it joins me now to talk more about these bits who've been having a little bit of a yak and forth going to focus on the north america bit talk to us about the influence that trump has had on there been a bit of a deterrent yeah but i think trump is a distraction you know i think absolutely the north american world cup should take place you know because you know in terms of truck you know back in two thousand and twenty two when the world cup went to qatar set blatter allegedly made a phone call to obama a very beloved president said you're not getting it so if love can't get you a world cup hate should not be able to deny you overall cup that's what. so the two beds out there morocco in the u.s. the u.s. has benefits because they are considered a low risk because of infrastructure they already have all of the stadiums in mexico canada and of course the united states so that will be a problem so construction costs typically tho

border, disrupting linked supply chains that made north american steel and aluminum more competitive all around the world. [speaking french] will harmffs industries and workers on both sides of the canada-u.s. border and will disrupt supply chains that have made steel and aluminum from north america more competitive across the whole world. these tariffs are an affront to the long-standing security partnership between canada and the united states, and in particular an affront to the thousands of canadians who have fought and died alongside their american brothers in arms -- comrades in arms. commerce,of friendship, and in many cases, family between americans and canadians are undiminished. indeed, they have never been stronger. the government of canada is confident that shared values, geography, and common interests will ultimately overcome protectionism. said, wee constantly will always protect canadian workers and canadian interests. freeland is here to outline our retaliatory measures. this morning, i called the opposition leaders to inform them of our response. [speaking french] i

also going to be looking closely at this latest statement just in from president trump about the north americanement? you can hear the anger and frustration from the american allies who feel that they are beyond for being u nfa i rly that they are beyond for being unfairly treated and certainly when you look at president trump's statements, it seems to indicate they want to connect this whole idea of putting in place tariffs within this whole idea of renegotiating the north american free trade agreement which is known as nafta. president trump has released a statement this evening in which he has said the united states has been taken advantage of the many decades on trade. those days are over. earlier today this message was conveyed to the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau and the united states will agree to a fair deal as far as nafta is concerned or there will be no deal at all. what you are seeing here is the white house flexing its muscles, saying that it will impose these turrets, it will continue to be tough on trade, unless there is a good deal on the table soon after. now, that coul

the north american bit off as almost a ready made world cup experience with stadia already built or under construction the twenty twenty six competition with forty eight teams sixteen more than the current format competing in a match. earlier we were joined here by water to gori and he's a football consultant on the form a fee for communications director worked alongside sepp blatter he told us why he thinks the north american bid swayed more voters. more awkward to fifth time their bidding for the for the world cup so i mean they played the motional for the presentation of the bit to the they were saying. people go to africa because africa gave a look back even if it's true but maybe there was. very smart because some of the people thought that these two were restive if he forced criticize in the past also in brazil that they're doing stadiums and then they have the so-called wide elephants you know i mean the u.s. they already already to do to host the world cup so there are a lot of reasons. the u.s. one what about the distances that. wasn't needed the teams for certain the fans they h