german chancellor on the back along the canadian prime minister stephen harper say that countries are on the same page when it comes to russia and that the country come to outback and the g eight group until it changes courts permit with medical today and condemned russia's policy toward ukraine saying moscow has chosen to be a rival and not apart. after meeting the german and canadian leaders discussed the expulsion of russia from the g eight group of major industrialized states. german chancellor on the medical said moscow's annexation of crimea boy didn't wash his inclusion in the group. that is the intention of buying them and the beast environmental scientists and joint understanding of the international know and a nonsense and fridays. as long as this environment doesn't exist. then he doesn't yet in signing on to the summit and canadian prime minister stephen harper warned of tougher sanctions if moscow continued its aggression in ukraine he said the measures would hurt the russian economy instead present on the nipple team was responsible. notwithstanding all of our efforts to

cases of white house beer to the canadian embassy on monday after president obama lost a bet to stephen harperse of honey porter and one case of honey blond. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now, ellis, thanks so much for being with us. >> where is the canadian beer? >> where is it when you need it, right? let's look at the president's schedule as it relates to the unrest in ukraine. let's talk about the weekend. he went golfing in key largo, yesterday he welcomed nba champions to the white house. so with all these goings ones, what is happening when it comes to solving the crisis in ukraine? >> first of all, the president isn't doing all of the details of that. i don't mind a president being rested and ready. listen, this is a political hit that dems do on lazy republican presidents and republicans do on lazy democrat being presidents. frankly, it's kind of meaningless. >> he was speaking with other leaders, too, when it comes to this. >> you get every sense that he's engaged. >> let's talk about this. senate democrats on the floor with an eight hour of the 15 h

president packer and visiting canadian prime minister stephen harper. when freeman on an fta the presidential office correspondence his time as our top story can be as comprehensive trade pact with its twenty fifth trading content goes beyond goods and services to include investment finance and intellectual property. when is she some how get a gamble penny black stamp it on his home. quit judging from the oven cool. the high duty and to the tips of the knitted item at least an anti missile you believe that that was happening. it will create jobs and opportunities for canadians today and just as importantly for the generations that follow well the next ten years each side of a lift tariffs on nearly ninety percent of the act. for a korean automakers his products make up almost half of the nation's ten billion us dollars annual exports to canada. the six percent tariff barrier will be removed in two years. this means coming in companies like and the atf which currently make up twelve percent of the canadian market will be able to make further inroads in t

news on tuesday canadian prime minister stephen harper has forced the drug to treat its decision to comics crimea from ukraine may encourage other countries to arm themselves to the team. he is the first leader from the g seven nations to visit here since former president viktor yanukovich was ousted in a meeting with acting ukrainian prime minister often he gets in you he said that russia's actions will be felt far beyond borders the ukraine and even the european continent itself. the remarks came two days before an image of c g seven meeting to discuss the crisis in crimea a joint news conference gets a new contended that the kremlin backed invasion on to my seat and tied with the new kid a gnome prefer ration system. his remarks relate to an international treaty in force since nineteen seventy which aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and achieve disarmament ukraine abandoned its peak in the hostel in nineteen ninety four in exchange for territorial assurances from several countries including russia as you. thousands of people attended the protest in the dutch capital of amste

prime minister stephen harper recalling his ambassador to moscow and following washington's lead by spending relations in sochi. mr. harper said escalation could lead to ongoing negative consequences for canada's relationship with russia. now to belgium meeting on the crisis in ukraine. outside nato headquarters. erin, do we know what's going on in these meetings, what meaningful action russia is considering taking? >> reporter: hi, deb. we're waiting to hear some sort of statement from this morning's meeting. so far officials here in brussels looking to calm things down, to ease some of these tensions. the north atlantic council, which is the primary decision making body for nato met for over four hours today comprised of 28 ambassadors. ukraine was the topic of discussion. we're still, as i mentioned, waiting for a statement out of that the nato secretary-general had this to say before those meetings began. take a listen. >> what russia is doing now in ukraine violates the principles of the united states charter. it threatens peace and security in europe. russia must stop its military acti

you can see stephen harper of canada, the president of france, but this guy over here in the blue shirt, that is not vladimir putin. vladimir putin that day was home washing his hair. he spent the prime minister instead. he did not care to attend the g-8 summit. kicking a nation out of the g-8 is a big deal. watching what is going on in the world right now, it does not seem reasonable to conclude, however, that vladimir putin much cares about the g-8. it doesn't seem reasonable to conclude that vladimir putin cares more about the g-8 than he does about ukraine. and as president putin considers to be consolidating or at least escalating his military adventure into crimea, as he considers whether or not he's going to push russian troops even further beyond crimea into other parts of ukraine, would any of the options available to not just the united states but the international community actually make a difference? would any of the options that were on the table right now be enough to push russia hard enough and indeed fast enough to make a difference now? joining us now is congresswoman m

. >> canada's prime minister, stephen harper, is set to travel to ukraine later this month.first g-7 leader to visit ukraine since this most recent crisis. >> meantime, two people were killed and several wounded in a shootout. it happened in eastern ukraine ukraine's interior minister says rivals clashed outside a building belonging to a ukrainian nationalist group. there's been a surge in violence in eastern ukraine, which leans toward russia. >> >> coming up we will have more on your forecast coming up. >> welcome back. the time is 8:14 a.m.. we have fall along the coastline but because it is so clear, we have sent temperatures drop in the 40's. there is a quick war and by lunchtime. by 3:00 p.m. the possibility of upper 70's, low 80s. keeping in mind that it is still wintertime but it will feel like spring. mountain view will have high of 77. we will see similar conditions over the east, sunshine along the delta. 75 degrees for danville. low 70's along the coastline. heading to the beach, check out ocean beach will be at 66. 71 for san francisco. a mix bag of upper 70's f