this stage more warm sunshine new york at about twenty six degrees similar temperatures there for ottawa but if on a dry weather to into the caribbean but the use will scattering the showers you mostly want to show is that into hispaniola maybe into or jamaica as well something pass on cuba some wet weather of course also in place for a good part of central america. then there's nothing they set sail for gold. but this cover their resorts are worth more than it's worth. human be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charge the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping out history that there's going to humanity. for all the gold in the world want to just go the new year a new kind of many new developments for this chinese villages fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting frustration grips the villages and as the saga began over a year before revolt is in the air police call. pot for just six months spelled out for five years to come china's democracy expe

ottawa says progress has been made in initial negotiations. >> social media gets a message, as presidentrump goes on the attack, wanting google and others to be very careful. >> and on a high, stocks linked to marijuana taking off, with one company said to be worth $5 billion. >> hello from sydney, i am haidi stroud-watts. this is daybreak australia, two hours away from the opening of asian major markets. ramy: i am ramy inocencio, and we will be looking at how the action on wall street will play into your asia-pacific trading day. haidi, there was some buoyancy and optimism in the markets today, in large part because of what happened between the u.s. and mexico, that breakthrough deal. with that said, the peso fell because they are lacking some clarity, and also some questions on whether it could get through congress. meantime, canada is said to be encouraged. what does that mean for china? donald trump saying it is not the right time yet to talk with beijing. a a lot of stuff going on, but at least one breakthrough. haidi: it is really interesting. you have to wonder what kind of a ral

twenty one celsius in ottawa so warm enough not too bad twenty eight celsius there for new york but more clout there across the central plains easing over towards the rockies denver around twenty four celsius want to hopefully useful showers down towards the southwest in court about the west coast will be dry thirty celsius in seattle. warm one here then as we go on into stay when it cools off to just twenty degrees or something you'll notice the showers do continue just around the southwest over towards oklahoma the sable fight in try by this stage more warm sunshine new york at about twenty six degrees similar temperatures there for ottawa but if on a dry weather to into the caribbean but the use will scattering the showers you mostly want to show is that into hispaniola maybe in two or jamaica as well southern pass on cuba some wet weather of course also in place for a good part of central america. struggles. of an embattled. full of pleasure. only a half. an intimate look at life in cuba today it. can be for the good of the ethics this is my cuba on zero. welcome back a quick reminde

ottawa's trade negotiators rejoin nafta talks saying mex o mexico's concessions may help pave the way for a deal. >>> trump turns his sights on big tech slamming google, facebook and twitter for search results he says are politically biased >> i think google, twitter, facebook, they're really treading on very, very troubled territory. they have to be careful. it's not fair to large portions of the population. >>> a license to ipo aston martin outlines its intention go public in a move that could value james bond's favorite super car at $5 billion. >>> and inditex sinks to the bottom of the stoxx 600. morgan stanley cuts the stock to underweight and says a significant "d" rat rating is inevitable >>> good morning let's look at how european markets are faring so far. across the stoxx 600, it's flat so far up slightly more than a tenth of a percent. looking at the individual major indices, the ftse 100 is slightly above the flat line the same for the xetra dax in germany, and the cac 40 in paris. in italy, a pretty negative day. ftse mib down more than 0.1% let's look at individual secto

ottawa says progress has been made in initial negotiations.i am ramy inocencio in nw york, where it's just after 8:00 p.m. on tuesday. emerging-market currencies rise for a third day in a row. we will check the outlook. hitser hits the -- toyota the gas on car production in china. it has fallen behind major rivals like volkswagen and g.m. ♪ yvonne: ramy, it certainly feels like summer. we can see u.s. markets geeking gains, but nott a lot of action when it comes to the trade front. we saw the u.s.-mexico trade deal, but a lot still has to go on when it comes to canada rejoining the trade deal, as well as what happens with china. ramy: it seems from what the foreign minister out of canada has been saying is that the will, they have those, but whether they have the way, whether the policymakers have the time to get this all done possibly before midterms, possibly sometime in 2019, appears to be a big question. if the house flips in the united states congress that adds a different complexity to the poetical calculus of this going through -- polit

does ottawa feel more pressure today? josh: it is hard to say.t of auto tariffs is a huge pressure. auto exports are a core part of the economy, we saw donald trump reiterate that threat today that he would hit canada with tariffs. that would be disruptive to the auto sector as well which relies on canadian manufacturing, so many mixed views on whether he would follow through with that. i think the canadians have been pumping the brakes. justin trudeau said recently that he will not sign just any deal. i think will come down to whether the u.s. once the put water in its wine. and canada is unlikely to sign off on the deal as is the case right now with the current u.s. demands on something called chapter 19, which is like nafta courts. the u.s. wants to kill those, candidate is digging in. it is complex. the canadians not getting ahead of themselves until they see with the u.s. and mexico have agreed to. david: try to oversimplify it. we knew going into this with mexico that the rules of origin would be a big issue with mexico, doing a with a numb

has expressed concern about asylum claimants being brought to ottawa.ined concerns that about the possibility that our town could be a destination. there does not seem to be a lot of foresight going on by the federal government with respect to this. so, is the government or does the government have a plan to deal with the housing and this part of the problem? because i understand you're saying that you are responsible for housing. will you table that plan with the government with the committee? click the plant is not just simply a question of how we house immigrants or refugees. it is how we how's all canadians. the national housing strategy has been tabled. >> what was that created? >> that was created in terms of the actual policies and funding, it is been the first budget, second budget and third budget.it is a investment over the next 10 years to build housing. >> a long time ago. this problem is a serious crisis with all of these municipalities. questing it will be housing crisis with or without the refugees. >> we know you having a great time inte

vonnie: let's get to josh in ottawa. to a tweet, he spoke with justin trudeau about the state of nafta. mexico is hoping canada will join. what does canada need to agree to jamaica's happen? agreed to make this happen? needs to be that canada needs to remind everyone they are here. it cannot be nafta without all three countries. the big ones for candida are going to be the dispute panels. -- for canada are going to be the dispute panels. they are considered a dealbreaker. there has been little indication they will take any deal that includes killing those. gary is another big one. --dairy is another big one. what we are seeing is in the markets, reaction. it is a breakthrough but a lot of steps remain. there: michael mckee, were sticking points between the u.s. and mexico, not least cars. why wouldn't we be able to solve those problems with canada? >> they are not little problems. i suppose we could come up with a graphic saying the devil is in the details but that is the case. there is a lot that has to be done. know th

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but democracy is working and we will be continuing to work with our friends from ottawa to the southern tip of south america for cooperation is critical for realizing the shared vision of democracy prosperity and security we are working with colombia ecuador and others to schedule our hospital ship the u.s. naval ship comfort to help our friends dealing with millions of poor venezuelans fleeing their country as we witness the human cost of materials increasingly isolated regime and we will stand with those people and our friends our neighbors clearly want closer relations with us and we will work with them to realize our shared vision for the region we are also bolstering relationships across the atlantic as we look to the lesson to the past as we look back at the national security council policy paper from one nine hundred fifty three where it said freedom and security of the free nation to direct and the central contribution to the maintenance of our own freedom and security went on to say that building up the strength cohesion and common determination of the free world benefits all t

receive tax free status trump said a trilateral deal with canada is still possible but it's likely that ottawa will have to agree to new terms on the automotive sector he has put the car industry at the heart of his drive to overhaul the trade pact will start negotiating with canada relatively soon they want to start they want to negotiate very badly. but one way or the other we have a deal with it will either be a tariff when cars were will be a negotiated deal. and frankly the tariff and chorus is a much easier way to go but perhaps together would be much better for canada and we're looking to help you know we're looking to help our neighbors to that we can help our neighbors that's a good thing not a bad thing the u.s. mexico and canada do more than a trillion dollars in trade between them annually so all three countries are hoping to finalize a deal. let's get the latest from a financial correspondent in a new york school to joins us a year ends the news of an initial deal between the u.s. and mexico what might it look like and what do you invest make of it. what we know so far is that spe

ottawa puts a brave face on a sense of betrayal. they have been cornered, haven't they? they have.s is difficult for kenya because they have little room for leveraged. what is important to say is that kenya we re is important to say is that kenya were given a deadline by the end of today so they have either stepped in for negotiations or they will shortly. —— she was in europe she has cut that short and gone to the usa to re— negotiate nafta. it was interesting how the united states agreed to deal with mexico's first and was that because he is not a fan ofjustin trudeau or because it is easier to do that with mexico and canada now need to fight? it can benefit canada in the sense that they have minimum wage and in terms of car manufacturing so north america can benefit from that. but there are two contentious issues. both the usa and canada are protecting their dairy farmers. that isa protecting their dairy farmers. that is a tiny amount in terms of the trade relationship. it is leveraged for canada because canada wants to look at chapter 19 of the old nafta and for canada it will

treasury secretary steven minutiae believes an agreement with ottawa could come or later this week he said the talks had met the canadians demand working with canada are trying to work but you know this is a complicated to graham and there's lots of things in here or all new i would think again it would be very much on board with stronger intellectual property stronger protections for modernizing the agreements so i'm hopeful that the open issues with canada can be resolved. without a deal to us present donald trump has threatened to impose tariffs on canadian made vehicles but that could weigh on the automotive sector on both sides of the border because the neighbors rely heavily on each other's parts if talks with kind of wrapped up by the end of this week trump the only plans to seek approval from congress for the bilateral deal with mexico. so will we see a new trilateral nafta deal done by the end of the week let's ask our guest here in the studio a lot of on downhills from the german institute for international and security affairs good to have you with us we just heard the cana

president trump gave ottawa until friday.canada called the progress between mexico and the u.s. necessary to rejoin talks. canada's foreign minister heads to washington today. wall street liked the deal, hitting record highs. this news helped the s&p 500 and nasdaq close at fresh highs with the nasdaq topping 8,000 for the first time. the celebration may be premature. writing, we're glad to see mr. trump step back from the suicide of nafta withdrawal, but on the public evidence so far his new deal is worse. right now global stocks are mostly higher? >> toyota just placed a big bet on self-driving cars. teaming up with uber investing 500 million to drive driverless cars. they plan to build mini vans and test in 2021. both companies are widely seen as lagging behind the competition. >>> need a caffeine kick? ibm is patenting a device that can predict when ever you need and deliver you coffee via drone. the device uses a.i. and biometric censers to trek energy, blood pressure and pupil size. the coffee drone kicks into action, l

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what it calls a sharp response it has expelled the canadian ambassador and recall that's on way from ottawa its state owned airline has suspended direct flights to iran and the government says it will end trade and investment ties it all began with a tweet from canada's foreign affairs ministry stating concerns over saudi arabia's arrest of rights activists and demanding their immediate release one of those activists mentioned in that tweet is somewhat of by the week a relative of canadian citizens by the way and fellow activists and sad the were arrested last month but who is the recipient of the two thousand and twelve international women of courage award who is known for challenging saudi arabia's male guardianship system she is the sister of blogger by the way and the former wife of a lawyer with who are both serving lengthy jail terms in saudi prisons the canadian foreign minister says her country will not back.

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something to go home to ottawa with or else we're in the going to agree to a deal so that's reshaping the dynamics here of the negotiation a little bit. you have to imagine the incentives are still in place for a deal today, but behind closed doors, how is this impacti impacting everybody, the personalities there? there's a lot of politics dmesically in canada on top of that, we have this sort of intrigue here of how comments that the president made off the record to bloomberg ended up in a canadian newspaper. that is mystifying a lot of people on this complex and i can tell you, there are a lot of theorys flying around the white house right now as to how that happened unclear exactly how it did happen nobody involved appears to be talking about it publicly, but a lot of speculation and a lot of intrigue here as to how those private comments the president have now splashed out on to the world stage. >> stay with me as i bring in kevin. no secret you have a lot of connections on the political fronts in canada what do you make of these most recent developments and how you think this is

trump said a try deal with canada is possible, that likely ottawa will have to agree to new terms onhe automotive sector. he has put the car industry at the heart of his drive to overhaul the trade pact. president trump: we will start negotiating with canada soon. they want to negotiate badly. one way or the other, we have a deal of canada. it could be a negotiated deal. frankly, a tariff on cars is the easier way to go. the other would be better for canada. we are looking to help our neighbors, too, if we can help our neighbors it is a good ring. >> the u.s., mexico, and canada do more in a trillion dollars of trade annually. all three countries are hoping to finalize a deal. >> let's get the latest from financial correspondence in new york. the news of an initial deal between the u.s. and mexico, what made it look like and what do investors make of it? >> what we know so far, especially in the car industry, more cars and car parts are not supposed to be many had -- manufactured in the u.s. this deal is supposed to get reviewed in six years -- every six years. other than not, we are

see increasingly an island of democratic stability and growing prosperity in an unstable world from ottawa to santiago to buenos aires. there are exceptions, venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, even castro knows the cuban model does not work even for cuba anymore or for anyone else, as venezuela's president darrell is finding -- maduro is finding out. cooperation is critical for realizing the shared vision of democracy, prosperity, and security. we are working with the lumia, ecuador and others to schedule -- columbia, ecuador, and others democracy is working and we will continue to work with our friends from ottawa to the tothern tip of south america realize the shared vision of democracy, prosperity, and security. we are working with columbia, ecuador, and others to schedule a hospital ship to help the venezuelans fleeing their country as we witness the human cost of the increasingly isolated regime. we will stand with those people and our friends. our neighbors clearly want closer relations with us, and we will work with them to realize our shared vision for the region. we are bolstering relati

at an event in north carolina today, but he continued to send his message into negotiators up in ottawa >> if we don't make a deal with canada, that's just fine, but we'll see how it all works out i say affectionately we'll have to tariff those cars coming in that's a lot of money coming into the coffers of the united states >> something of a threat there from the president of the united states if no deal is ultimately reached as these negotiations continue into next week. meanwhile, administration officials briefing reporters a short time ago, they expect to continue this process. they've officially notified congress ticking off the 90-day clock as a part of the process here and they've notified congress that they intend to have a deal with mexico and maybe, possibly with canada. does that pass muster under the statute to do it that way? officials say they feel they're in compliance with the statute here the u.s. trade representative issuing a statement today saying that they've notified the intensified the trade agreement with mexico and canada if it is willing. they say that that lan

it was first treated by the foreign ministry in ottawa. foreignweeted by the ministry in ottawa. this is my conjecture, the audacity of this man being in the city and being an ambassador my rating, ihis is am not justifying, i am trying to rationalize the issue. you have an ambassador -- you can look at it in different ways. people are asking, i have said two wrongs do not make a right but why are the tweeting about human rights abuses with abuses happening in gaza or palestine, no one has tweeted that in canada or somewhere. i am telling you with the people feel, their views. nobody is justifying. i am not batting freddie women -- adding for anyone. the solution is that maybe because it happened because the ambassador was sitting in the capital city of the country and he said this when it could have been done to other diplomatic channels as is being done regarding the detention of several people. >> [indiscernible] still running for u.s. senate. about talking [indiscernible] except he is very good -- and the idea is very good areas this is very simple. we have to be more complic

since kirkwood joining us there from ottawa thanks for being with us if you. the u.s. state department says iran's case against it at the international court of justice is an attempt to fear with to interfere with u.s. sovereign rights iranian government lawyers are appealing to the un's top court to hold three new american sanctions iran argues the u.s. violated a treaty signed in one thousand nine hundred fifty five which emphasizes friendly relations the us government to reimpose sanctions three weeks ago after withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal last lee has been following those proceedings for us to declare on the hague in the netherlands. the iranian side spends its three hours of court time here on monday trying to do two things in front of the judges first of all to explain how very damaging the american sanctions were everything from issues to do with renewable energy projects aircraft parts car manufacturers who now couldn't invest in iran. sports going down the debasing of the iranian economy all of these things a direct result of the american sanctions p

the kingdom recalled its ambassador to ottawa and told the canadian envoy in the odd to leave.y cited remarks last week by the foreign minister, citing the arrest of the woman's rights activist. ceo sayss., jpmorgan's investors should brace for yields a 5% or higher. on thede the comments 25th annual summer celebration gala, and said that the current bull market could go for two or three more years, because the economy is still doing quite well in markets could return. iran is racing to complete some deals before the u.s. imposes tougher sanctions. with iran taking delivery of passenger planes after approval. public resentment has been building as tensions push to historic close. iran has said it will try to halt the currencies decline. and u.k. trade secretary liam fox said brexit negotiations are more likely to end in failure event access. he says there is a 60% chance of the no deal outcome. he blamed the european commission for a lack of flexibility. the prime minister's office issued a statement saying the government remains confident of securing a deal. and in venezuela,

towards the appalachians it'll move through as we go through the next dial say twenty one celsius in ottawa so warm enough not too bad twenty eight celsius there for new york but more clout there across the central plains easing i would towards the rockies denver around twenty four celsius want to be useful showers down towards the southwest in quite a bit the west coast will be dry thirty celsius in seattle. one here then as we go on into stay when it cools off to just twenty degrees that's something you'll notice the showers do continue just around the southwest over towards oklahoma to see people fight and try by this stage more warm sunshine new york at about twenty six degrees some attempts to fall off to a lot of fun to drive by the two into the caribbean but the use will scattering the showers you must you want to show is that into hispaniola maybe into what you make or as well southern parts of cuba some wet weather of course also in place for a good part of central america. struggles i mean nobody that it goes i'm probably one of them badly oh my dear prudie yallow did i say that f

possible but it's likely that ottawa will have to agree to new terms on the automotive sector he has put the car industry at the heart of his drive to overhaul the trade pact will start negotiating with canada relatively soon they want to start they want to negotiate very badly. but one way or the other we have a deal with it will either be a tariff and cars will be a negotiated deal. and frankly a tariff and course is a much easier way to go but perhaps together would be much better for canada and we're looking to help you know we're looking to help our neighbors to that we can help our neighbors that's a good thing that. the us mexico and canada do more than a trillion dollars in trade between them annually so all three countries are hoping to finalize a deal while markets in new york are responding positively to the deal as in stocks are also up this morning the w.c.s. quarter says they'll be watching closely to what happens next with canada. well some people call it a bluff that we're seeing from u.s. president that the intention is not bilateral but to try to real deal and that

on both sides but the third nafta partner canada has so far not responded to the deal was pressing ottawa to accept new terms on the automotive sector the three countries do more than a trillion dollars worth of trade with each other. up to four hundred years that's how long it takes for an ordinary piece of plastic to decompose the amount of plastic waste particularly in our oceans is a growing problem many countries have been taking a stance against the use of plastic bags but few have been as rigorous as kenya a fisherman appealed to plastic bags out of the nets and butchers found remains of plastic bottles and pigs and chickens the government reacted production imports sale use of plastic bags always bad. the country market in western iraq is a popular shopping venue it offers nearly everything but no plastic bags which were banned a year ago shoppers can buy colorful reusable bags at each stand instead but they're ten times as expensive pair twenty cents each that's why many people bring their own bags along they've adapted to the change but not everybody agrees with the band includi

tax free status trumps that a trilateral deal with canada is still possible but it's likely that ottawa will have to agree to new terms on the automotive sector he has put the car industry at the heart of his drive to overhaul the trade pact. with canada relatively soon they want to start they want to negotiate very badly. but one way or the other we have a deal with it will either be a tariff and course will be a negotiated deal. and frankly it terrified cars is a much easier way to go but perhaps together would be much better for canada and we're looking to help you know we're looking to help our neighbors to that we can help our neighbors that's a good thing that. the u.s. mexico and canada do more than a trillion dollars in trade between them annually so all three countries are hoping to finalize a deal. well for more let's bring in our financial correspondent paul roads and germany's financial capital frankfurt paul still a lot of question marks on that deal what do investors think of the agreement. yes crossover while stocks in the us rally frankfurt more hesitant and cautious the

riyadh's envoy to ottawa is also being recalled.ek, canada's foreign ministry criticised the arrest in saudi arabia of women's rights activists, including saudi—american human rights campaigner, samar badawi. rick gates, a longtime business associate of paul manafort, president trump's former campaign manager, has confessed at manafort‘s fraud trial that they did commit crimes by filing false tax returns and not disclosing foreign bank acounts. gates is considered a star witness in the case after he pleaded guilty in february and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. mr manafort, has instead pleaded not guilty on 18 counts. in venezuela, hundreds of people have rallied in caracas to show support to president nicolas maduro after a suspected attack over the weekend. mr maduro blamed colombia and exiles in the united states for what he called an assassination attempt. six people have been arrested for their involvement in the attack. the renowned french chef, joel robuchon, has died in the swiss city of geneva at the age of 73. mr rob

the kingdom's male guardianship system the detentions of triggered a diplomatic row with canada ottawa's call for the release of jailed activists led to the kingdom cutting ties and have been three days of fighting between afghan forces in and the taliban in the city of hers in the key provincial capital that connects kabul with kandahar dozens of people are believed to have been killed since taliban fighters stormed the city in attempt to seize control and some people who've managed to escape say government buildings have been set on fire. and you see it is you yes in is monitoring those developments from the capital kabul. this is choice university is very tense a source told just zero that taliban fighters attacked the election committee office in the city and they said the building on fire. didn't provide any further information meanwhile the afghan military chief of staff said that his troops can clear the city within two days he said also that there are more troops headed to the city to assist the special forces that are already there fighting the remaining taliban fighters in the

riyadh's envoy to ottawa is also being recalled.istry criticised the arrest in saudi arabia of women's rights activists, including saudi—american human rights campaigner, samar badawi. in venezuela, hundreds of people have rallied in caracas to show support to president nicolas maduro after a suspected attack over the weekend. mr maduro blamed colombia and exiles in the united states for what he called an assassination attempt. six people have been arrested for their involvement in the attack. the renowned french chef, joel robuchon, has died in the swiss city of geneva at the age of 73. mr robuchon had won more than thirty michelin stars, more than any other chef in the world, running gourmet restaurants across europe, north america and asia. the us has re—imposed sanctions on iran, following president trump's decision to withdraw from an international deal designed to control iran's nuclear ambitions. the iranian president, hassan rouhani accused the us of psychological warfare and said talks and sanctions couldn't go together. 0u

riyadh's envoy to ottawa is also being recalled. week by the canadian foreign ministry criticising the arrest in saudi arabia of women's rights activists, including the saudi—american human rights campaigner, samar badawi. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: snapping hong kong's trams. we speak to the photographer documenting the territory's iconic ding dings. the question was whether we want to save our people, and japanese as well, and win the war and taking a chance to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she's achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether

our chance the german longsword wrong is out of one really you know one of the few times that ottawa merkel and me are have the same opinion. wrong but which she has that opinion he has the same opinion to i'm going to mouth if someone says something like. complains about racism we have to take this seriously serious and but you'll be aloof says he's exaggerating and tony cole says. says nonsense they're going to say it is live going to be like yeah he's right we are like we did make him feel this way he's not going to say that at all but he should say well there was the senate i think you puttering again you have to be those are the ones who pay your check but i mean that's a very slippery slope you know i think i think the way that the leadership of the or in the organization starting with the d.m.p. president and your name lovin everyone else involved that really have a voice in that people go to and listen to they have an opportunity to put up cover or do something to at least call him so he can perform in the german team perform in a certain way because for him to come out after

riyadh's envoy to ottawa is also being recalled.low a statement last week by the canadian foreign ministry criticising the arrest in saudi arabia of women's rights activists, including the saudi—american human rights campaigner, samar badawi. the rhetoric surrounding trade relations between the us and china seems to be hotting up. china's people's daily newspaper said president trump was starring in his own street fighter—style deceitful drama. that follows donald trump's tweet over the weekend saying that his strategy of steep tariffs on chinese imports is "working far better than ever anticipated." where does that leave us? nina trentmann of the wall streetjournal joins me now. nina, we talk about a trade war, this is the war of words prefacing the full—blown trade war it feels like? yes, both sides have been providing ample ammunition to that. i guess it's not surprising the chinese are hitting back at the comments we saw on friday and then over the weekend given of course china is exporting quite a lot to the us, around $500 bil

do it one deal if we do it in two deals will do it two deals with minutia expressed optimism that ottawa would agree to changes this is a complicated agreement there's lots of things in here that are all new i would think the candidate would be very much on board with a stronger intellectual property a stronger protections modernizing the agreement so i'm hopeful that the open issues with canada can be resolved quickly and they're going to come without a deal u.s. president donald trump has threatened to impose tariffs on canadian made vehicles but that could weigh on the on a motive sector on both sides of the border because the neighbors rely heavily on each other's components if talks with canada are not wrapped up by the end of this week trump only plans to seek approval from congress for the bilateral deal with mexico. has given a small financial correspondent stateside ends quote is on the story from new york ends with her from the u.s. on this story what about canada in all of this can we expect them to acquiesce so easily. well trade representatives at least in a washington belie

riyadh's envoy to ottawa is also being recalled.t week, canada's foreign ministry criticised the arrest in saudi arabia of women's rights activists, including the saudi—american human rights campaigner, samar badawi, sister of the jailed blogger raif badawi. at least two people have been killed, 55 hurt, when an oil tanker exploded in motorway traffic near bologna in northern italy. the tanker collided with a lorry, and the resulting fireball brought down part of the bridge they were on and shattered the windows of many houses in the area. authorities say the death toll may rise — several people are in critical condition. the president of ivory coast, alassane 0uattara, has declared an amnesty for the controversial former first lady, simone gbagbo. she's been serving a 20—yearjail sentence for endangering state security. in all, 800 people were freed. brazil has closed its land border with venezuela in response to an order from a federaljudge. the ruling aims to stop the influx of venezuelans fleeing economic and political turmoil.

recalled their ambassador from canada officially expelled canada's a bass are sending him back to ottawa saudi education officials say they will cancel scholarships and job training for about seven thousand students from saudi arabia who are currently studying in canada the absolute monarchy took the. actions after taking offense at a statement from the canadian embassy in riyadh that called for the immediate release of at least eighteen women's rights activists who have been jailed since the apparent crackdown started in may this echoed earlier statements by canadian officials including a personal tweet by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland that a saudi monarchy denounced kadian statement as quote an overt and blatant interference in saudi internal affairs miss freeland addressed the spat before the media in vancouver are values based foreign policy are support for human rights and for women's rights is an essential part of who we are when we speak for canada in the world. when it comes to the broader relationship with saudi arabia our diplomats have. procedural questions t

philip cross is an economic analyst, and hejoins us now from ottawa in canada.in? it's in a lot worse position than at the beginning of these talks. any time a country gets isolated in trade talks, when it appears to be two against one now and the other two have agreed to something, that's going to put a lot of drescher on canada to make concessions and go along with what the americans and mexicans have already negotiated. one of the difficulties i guess is the sunset clause, so—called, isn't it? why is that so vital? with the sunset clause, that would put a lot of pressure on firms to make their investments in the united states. if they're not assured you're going to have access to the american market, which is the name of the game in all this, if that could be taken away in even five or ten years and you're making investments with a lifespan of 25 and 30 years, you're going to make that investment in the united states to make sure you have access to the american market. so the sunset clause has been vital for probably canada most importantly all along. i think

it calls a sharp response it has expelled the canadian ambassador and recalled its on voice from ottawa. it's state owned airline has suspended direct flights to iran and the government says it will in trade and investment ties it all began with a tweet from canada's foreign affairs ministry stating concerns over saudi arabia's arrest of rights activists and demanding their immediate release one of those activists mentioned that tweet is somewhat of by the week a relative of canadian citizens by the way and fellow activists and saga were arrested last month but who is the recipient of the two thousand and twelve international women of courage award who is known for challenging saudi arabia's male guardianship system she is the sister of blogger a five by the way and the former wife of a lawyer would be the world who are both serving lengthy jail terms in saudi prisons the canadian foreign minister says her country will not back down we will always speak up for human rights we will always speak up for women's rights around the world. and i do also want to say when it comes to the big dow

recalled their ambassador from canada officially expelled canada's a bastard or sending him back to ottawa saudi education officials say they will cancel scholarships and job training for about seven thousand students from saudi arabia who are currently studying in canada the absolute monarchy took the actions after taking offense at a statement from the canadian embassy in riyadh that called for the immediate release of at least eighteen women's rights activists who have been jailed since the apparent crackdown started in may this echoed earlier statements by canadian officials including a personal tweet by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland that a saudi monarchy denounced kadian statement as quote an. overt and blatant interference in saudi internal affairs miss freeland addressed the spat before the media in vancouver are values based foreign policy our support for human rights and for women's rights is an essential part of who we are when we speak for canada in the world. when. the broader relationship with saudi arabia our diplomats have at its procedural questions today

temperatures in excess of thirty degrees for many areas and a door into canada where twenty eight in ottawa rain again in parts of the southeast fine conditions across many parts of the west and certainly for the civic northwest looking pretty warm there seattle well into the thirty's calgary two looking pretty hot so move through into friday again fine conditions for calgary but slightly cooler conditions for seattle showers likely across the desert southwest you'll notice but los angeles driver temperatures thirty one down into central america and certain pacific coastline of mexico is threatened by a series of storms but largely they expected to remain offshore nevertheless there are plenty of showers around here in the course of thursday showers all the way southward towards panama and costa rica but the oilers the caribbean cherry looking pretty good at the moment lots of sunshine are own and temperatures just into the low thirty's into south america going to shows around northern areas as we'd expect but draw an ocean come further south we have this area of low pressure just affecting

recalled their ambassador from canada officially expelled canada's a bastard or sending him back to ottawa saudi education officials say they will cancel scholarships and job training for about seven thousand students from saudi arabia who are currently studying in canada the absolute monarchy took the actions after taking offense at a statement from the canadian embassy in riyadh that called for the immediate release of at least eighteen women's rights activists who have been jailed since the apparent crackdown started in may this echoed earlier statements by canadian officials including a personal tweet by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland the saudi monarchy denounced canadian states. as quote an overt and blatant interference in saudi internal affairs miss freeland addressed the spat before the media in vancouver are values based foreign policy our support for human rights and for women's rights is an essential part of who we are when we speak for canada in the world. when it comes to the broader relationship with saudi arabia our diplomats have our procedural questions to