well the one that you highlighted the case that's ongoing with the trans canada pipeline it's called there's two pipelines one of them in the u.s. called sort of texas two talks to tucson pipeline and there's. two to the pipeline those pipelines connect one of them crosses the us mexico border and goes across the gulf of mexico into mexico and so that the mexico part of the pipelines being protested both act you know activism and courts and in the court case to answer your question at least for that pipeline it's been held up in court because a judge agreed in that court that there was not sufficient consultation with the o. tommy tony tried therefore there needs to be a more consultation more discussion before that particular pipeline can move forward we see a parallel with that with sampras pipeline which crosses the us mexico border in arizona which i wrote about in the article that one is still being heard in court but it's not clear how the judge ruled that ruling will come in the in the weeks to come and go back to the u.s. example of standing rock you know that was held up for

the legacy of trans experimental affects all of us. 35 from canada as a foreign market. it is local jobs that defend the functioning agreement. i think we have a great opportunity here to build an agreement that has greatly benefited the united states and the partners and to make it even better. we can set the standard for the future of trade but we really cannot afford to get it wrong. i look forward your questions. thank you very much. >> thank you for that overview and particularly on the timing. next is my pleasure to introduce canada's ambassador to the united states. his experience includes work at the federal and -- levels before department of transport, industry and foreign affairs. the principal secretary of the premier of ontario from 2003 to 2005. an chairman of strategy from 2005 until his appointment. ambassador, thank you for being not only had this morning but for hosting the mayors the other evening. it was a pleasure to have you. >> is a pleasure to be here. i enjoyed last night. i was particularly pleased not to have some of the canadian mayors and some

trans—pacific partnership. the nafta negotiation, that is ongoing, mr trump's warping to canada and mexico is he wants better terms what about repealing and replacing 0bamacare? serious. what about repealing and replacing 0bamaca re? that serious. what about repealing and replacing 0bamacare? that turned into a congressional nightmare. the tax reform bill chips away at one of the affordable things, the president said thejob was the affordable things, the president said the job was done, that is fake new, it isn't. where the president will think he scores highly is on foreign policies. policies. having vowed to destroy its is the caliphate is on the run in syria and iraq, despite the feud with the rock kept a a man king onunderstanding north and south korea are talking which the president has claimed credit for. what about the wall? the campaign promise that resonated most with the base. right now the president is demanding congressional funding, and there is still plenty of resistance, the one thing we can say with some certainty is that mexico isn't going to pay for it. at least not directly. the promised ban on

canada announced it will be joining ten other countries as part of a revised trans-pacific partnershipa deal the president did walk away from a few months after he took office. earlier this week the president signed off on tariffs on foreign-made solar panels and washing machines. >> and the u.s. is still a major player, you cannot understate that, but the world is moving on. europe, japan, china, all moving on. i mean, you have to realize, the fact that justin trudeau announced tpp being renewed while they were in davos, that says a lot. and some concern about this argument, it's a huge drain on our system. it's not. >> you look at what happened immediately after the u.s. pulled out of that deal. the other countries in that tpp partnership meeting with each other, working to move that deal forward. this conversation about nafta continuing, they were up in montreal, having these negotiations. it's worth remembering, you look at business interests through the u.s. chamber of commerce, other lobbying groups, they're in favor of what they've seen broadly speaking. if you look at that trad

trans—pacific partnership. the nat a negotiation, that is ongoing, mr trump's warning to canada and mexico is he wants better terms and replacing obamacare? serious. what about repealing and replacing obamaca re? that serious. what about repealing and replacing obamacare? that turned into a congressional nightmare for the republicans, the tax reform bill does chip away at one of the affordable act's foundation but the president's comments in december that the job was done, well, that is fa ke that the job was done, well, that is fake new, it isn't. where the president will think he does score highly is on foreign policy. having vowed to destroy isis the caliphate is on the run in iraq and syria. despite the public fuel with the rocket man kim jong despite the public fuel with the rocket man kimjong un north and south korea are talking which the president has claimed credit for. what about the wall? the campaign promise that resonated most with the base. right now, the president is demanding congressional funding as pa rt demanding congressional funding as part of immigration reform and there is still present plent

the trans—pacific partnership covers 11 countries and received a major boost at davos on tuesday when canadajoin the deal, a deal which the us pulled out of last year. leisha santorelli is in singapore. tell us more about what the australian prime minister had to say? well, sally, after us president trump pulled america out of the tpp, many trump pulled america out of the tpp, ma ny a nalysts trump pulled america out of the tpp, many analysts said it was dead in the water. but it was clearlyjust on life support because it has been revived. australia's prime minister has hailed the new deal, calling it a multibillion—dollar windfall for his country. australia along with japan was critical to convincing canada and justin trudeau to return to the table after he refused to finalise the tpp last year. however, the critics and the australian opposition leader say that without the us trade deal has pretty much lost its shine and that there is a lack of specifics, especially because the us it counts for 40% of the global economy, but without it, just 13%. earlier this month it was reported that the

the legacy of trans experimental affects all of us. 35 from canada as a foreign market. it is local jobs that defend the functioning agreement. i think we have a great opportunity here to build an agreement that has greatly benefited the united states and the partners and to make it even better. we can set the standard for the future of trade but we really cannot afford to get it wrong. i look forward your questions. thank you very much. >> thank you for that overview and particularly on the timing. next is my pleasure to introduce canada's ambassador to the united states. his experience includes work at the federal and -- levels before department of transport, industry and foreign affairs. the principal secretary of the premier of ontario from 2003 to 2005. an chairman of strategy from 2005 until his appointment. ambassador, thank you for being not only had this morning but for hosting the mayors the other evening. it was a pleasure to have you. >> is a pleasure to be here. i enjoyed last night. i was particularly pleased not to have some of the canadian mayors and some

the remaining 11 countries in the trans-pacific partnership, the tpp, have revised their agreement in the wake of the u.s. withdrawal. leaders of canada and india came out against the protectionism in the global economy today. president trump withdrew the u.s. from the tpp right after his inauguration. google talk with the white house legislative director here in mi. up next, secretary of state says russia is to blame for the use of chemical weapons in syria. first here's what's some of our fox affiliates are covering. in louisville, shooting a high school in southwest kentucky leads to students dead and 17 wounded. the 15-year-old suspect taken into custody. state police commissioner says the student will be charged with murder and attempted murder. in honolulu, and earthquake triggers a tsunami watch in hawaii. magnitude 7.9 earthquake. the tsunami watch was issued for hawaii. canceled an hour and half later. live look at orlando from fox 35. one of the big stories there tonight, astronauts from the international space station take a spacewalk to install a new mechanical hand on the facilities big robot arm, the first of two origina

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is set to sign the trans-pacific partnership the t p p along with ten other countries and you'll remember that canada had withdrawn from the deal said that it was going to withdraw after the u.s. pulled out of the trade deal but negotiations between the united states and mexico over revamped nafta the north american free trade deal has put pressure on can canada to diversify its trade pact so the t.p. people eliminate tariffs for goods and improve access to services plays in the services sector in several sectors rather and countries that are involved is set to sign in early march now the main message from trudeau was if you want to fix your economy employ women we spent the day yesterday talking to top officials here in davos from this say it is about how to close the gender gap. no matter how you look at it there are still far more men than women and davos but something's changing and not just the numbers the forum is discussing topics like harassment power and injustice more intensely than ever before the seven high profile women co-chairing the world economic forum are a symbol of change that man

canada just entered into tpp. we were going to be a part of that. the trans pacific partnership. i wish we had been a part of that. those 12 nations represent about 40% of the world's gdp. if we're not in there, somebody else is going to be. the administration has assured us if we're not going to be part of the multilateral trade agreements, they'll negotiate bilateral trade agreements. we're not seeing evidence of that sounds like the administration is headed on trade. we're concerned about the -- the idea of withdrawing from nafta. that would be a big mistake for american businesses. >> meanwhile, senator, i want to go back to the press conference. i got a sense from the issue, whatever immigration tax they're considering right now, they're a long way from resolving this issue in the three weeks that they have to do so. she referred to the flake, graham, durbin middle ground is unacceptable. do you think this will blow up again in three weeks? >> if it does, senator mcconnell said he will put a bill on the floor and open up the amendment process. in which case we could produce

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trans—pacific partnership. the nafta negotiation is ongoing, trump's warning to canada and mexico is he wa nts warning to canadaous. what about representative peeling and replacing obamacare7 that turned into a congressional nightmare, the tax reform that was passed, that does chip away at one of the affordable ca re chip away at one of the affordable care acts foundation, but the president's comments that the job was done, well, that is fake news, it isn't. where the president will think he scores highly is on foreign policy. having vowed to destroy isis, the caliphate is on the run in syria and iraq, despite the often alarming public feud with the rocket man, kimjong un north and south korea are at least talking, for which the president has claimed the credit. what about the wall? perhaps the campaign promise that resonated most with the base. now the president is demanding congressional funding as pa rt demanding congressional funding as part of immigration reform and there is still plenty of resistance, we can say with some certainty, that mexico isn't going to pay for it. at least not directly. the promise

don't know what that is, trans pacific partnership, 12 countries, trade deal representing 40% of the global output. they considered that nafta in disguise because it featured canada and mexico, but that component complicated i think michelle for president who has basically said nafta is a bad deal if nafta is a bad deal he would almost have to automatically put the trans pacific partnership in that bad deal box as he said he did with joe. >> yeah. brian, remember when people said, you know, talking about china, if you get out of ttp, that's what china wants, puts them in the seat so here he is over here and dealing with china maybe you do drop the ttp card maybe we won't do that and maybe that's a signal to china maybe we are ready to do multi lateral day. >> it is leverage. >> by the way, joe, did you nicely remind the president that there are some networks that are talking about the stock market every time he tweets that out, no one is mentioning the dow i said mr. president -- >> yes, i did. and he loves the network loves to watch in the morning. i think he's, you no he, some of his tv habits have been leaked as well. he might switch around or have a couple of