u.s. /mexico border to block trump's wall.y next guest says wait a second my son was killed by an illegal immigrant. we have marion mendoza who says border security is no laughing matter that story is next. >> cards against humanity purchased acres of land on the u.s. /mexico border, and didn't build a wall on it. will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress... don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. >> liz: welcome back toy maker mattel has released the first barbie doll she's wearing a hija b, a bid for diversity inspired by an american muslim olympic fencer, take a check of the shares of ma

on the trade deficit which is the case of mexico is a red herring because the u.s.'s trade deficit with mexico represents 8% of the total trade deficit in the world. the second benchmark is the issue of how do you bring manufacturing jobs back to the u.s. that's why the rules of origin and in particular the automotive sector is now one of the big food fights is now going to start developing as we head into the negotiations. that's a problem, because i think and this is one of the reasons why i think uftr announced we had closed another chapter in the negotiations, a dynamic that would be important especially with the u.s. president that has a very short fuse in terms of patience, if he's going to be impatient with the government negotiations, wait until this hits capitol hill and the dynamics kick in and congress starts debating what the free governments have negotiated. the problem here is that how do we create an early harvest of success stories and other chapters of negotiation that, a, send a message to state holders and public opinion, the members of congress th

mexico pay for that wall. mark my words. >> welcome back. president trump campaigned on a u.s.ican border wall and that promise remains a rallying cry for many supporters. but for big ben national park in texas a border wall means disrupting a decades-old partnership between the united states and mexico. it was originally proposed as an international peace park, but now it's become a focal point for the debate on border security. here's a moment from the documentary "ferry man at the wall." >> i would like to see the border fence built, but if mexico's not for it -- >> we've got to know how to -- >> and the people said build the wall. >> they said build the wall. >> talking about putting it in the middle of a river one thing. putting up at the border -- >> that's -- [ talking on top of one another ] >> one at a time. >> i've lived by the border almost 40 years. these countries are intertwined more than people ever imagined. politicians get a lot of mileage out of talking hard about the board are when they absolutely don't have a clue. >> has there been any renewed conversations

abc serena marshall traveled to the u.s. mexico border and takes a look. >> reporter: this is what the promised wall along u.s. board er with mexico may look like or maybe this one, or this one, eight possible models a american stone hen ge in the california desert those built byting to ke this campaign promise. >> we will build the wall, and it will be a big fat beautiful wall. >> reporter: six companies selected to build eight different prototypes each one costing taxpayers at minimum $300,000. these walls had to meet certain standard. they have to be between 18 and 30 feet tall, go into the least 6 feet to prevent tunneling, and, take at lee one hour, to breach. >> scaling a 30-foot wall i think is phy challenging, mentally discouraging this decreases likelihood. >> reporter: that is tht lee for illegal crossers but for drugs, in the past drug cartels have deployed unique strategies using underground tunnels, and even car ram toss go over the top. >> their e stop our efforts and our effort to rest. >> reporter: narcotic don't ju

u.s. borer with mexico may look like. or maybe this one. or this one or this one. eight possible models an american stone hedge in the desert to keep this campaign promise. >> we are going to build the wall a big, fat beautiful wall. >> six companies selected to build the prototype, each one costing the taxpayers at minimum $300,000. they will to be between 8 and 30 feet tall and go into the ground stop tunnelling. >> scaling a 30 foot wall i think is physically challenging. mentally diskournging and this increases the likelihood of arrest. >> and this is the theory for illegal crossers, in the past drug cartel use bazookas a car wraps to go over the top. >> to stymie the efforts and make the arrest. and the narcotics't just move between countries here. and the majority of narcotics are confiscated here at ports of entry. there is much debate if the wall is needed and worth the estimated cost. the best guest is $21 border ce significantly down. which agents told us could be due to the measures in place like the thousands of cameras, underground sensors and personne

from the u.s. mexico and canada are in mexico city to discuss the north american free trade agreements in this fifth round of talks one of the big issues on the table is cool it is mexico's top agricultural import from the u.s. but some say the cheap american varieties are damaging mexico's rich corn heritage she galliano has more from milk alsa just outside mexico city. far. corn is as much a part of the story of mexico as yes dixon the arrival of the spanish conquistadores first developed here thousands of years ago small scale farmers like i rely on it to make a living but also a view it's a connection to their nation's past. these kernel still the story of mexico its life its development its culture its ideology and freedom loosen them with losing a identity. while maize was born in the fields of mexico a new floor is worried that the market for his harvest is disappearing. younger mexicans are less interested in consuming traditional varieties of mexican corn and new generations of farmers are less i

u.s. president donald trump has long accused mexico of getting the best out of the deal but cheap u.s. corn imports are seen here as doing lasting damage if the imposition of. sharia or obstacles by the u.s. size. one since then mexico has choices walsall put on the table so misuse the will affect the free flow of grains from the u.s. into mexico joint as mexico braces for another round of tough negotiations over nafta a new force hoping that what emerges a place higher value on the country's national crops and ensure it has a profitable future as well as a rich history julia galliano al-jazeera mexico city. the former mayor of caracas has escaped house arrest in venezuela and fled to spain antonio he was met by his family in madrid is a fierce opponent of president nicolas maduro the sixty two year old had been detained since twenty fifteen on charges of supporting an attempted coup. argentina's navy is searching for a missing submarine with forty four sailors on board the other some one was last in contact with officials on wednesday it was heading from a naval base south of argentin

u.s. and presidential election in mexico. there is another tension there between the short time line and a much longer time line which allows a strategic argument to build. and then there are those other pieces of the equation that have nothing to do with nafta but have such a profound bear on the north american construct on everything from security to how canada and mexico have developed a growing common demeanor awareness where we share everything who is flying to ensure that someone who is on a wanted list or watch list does not shop for a visa or come in to try and undermine the national security of our neighbor. some of the dynamics is how we work together to enharass security since 9/11. all of it will get a new administration and new cabinet players to fully comprehend and fully understand what we have been building with republican and democratic administrations in the past. and then there's another issue at play here which is prime minister knows very well. some of us in mexico think on several occasions our canadian

i don't see how doing away with that mechanism would be in the interest of the u.s. -- mexico. e anti-dumping duties. the fight it is important for mexico and canada, i would say that is important for the u.s. and the u.s. has insisted on enforcing its agreement on making sure its partners abide by their international commitments. one way to do that is through a strong insolvent that is on. -- mechanism. i don't see how this would be in favor of u.s. interests. shery: do you expect all of these issues to be resolved by march of next year? antonio: to be frank i don't know, but i would say the challenges in terms of political decisions, not technical issues. the teams from the three countries are top-notch. it would have to do with the political masters, now with the technical staff in seeing how these issues can be resolved. david: many thanks to antonio ortiz-mena, senior vice president and former head of economic affairs at the embassy of mexico in the united states. shery: special counsel robert mueller is investigating and subpoenaed the trump campaign manager documents as p

u.s.-mexico border. agents being hit with rocks is very common.r patrol vehicles and helicopters have been targeted quite often by rock throwers. right now, investigators are looking for potential suspects and with its, but if those suspects are on the south side of the border the task becomes much more difficult. the department of homeland security says that since 2003, 38 border patrol agents have been killed in the line of duty. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher in los angeles, thank you. well we have an immigration advocate joining us, jose thanks for coming on. >> thanks. >> tucker: armed and trained federal agent murdered by bl unt force, probably rocks, why should that not scare the rest of us? >> i think the situation is that that's not the norm at the border. the border according to the u.s. department of homeland security in a study two months ago said the border is more security than it's ever been, 85% of undocumented immigrants apprehended before they enter the country. >> tucker: 15% weren't. it's not secure. by that definition. >>

u.s./mexico border. >> plus the internet going crazy over the atlanta bus that drove right camera man's shot. why now it's the best new sports meme. like that topper? >> i do like that. we're tracking a cold front move through tonight. here are the showers stretching from detroit, back toward indianapolis. we'll tell you when these are going to roll through. what that could mean for your morning commute, and a look ahead to weather for all the football games. >> and we've got a tip for you. tis the season for tipping. or is it? we're going to let you know if you're supposed to tip people like your babysitters, your teachers, your handymen. you do that around the holidays? grab your phone and tell us what you do. you can tell us at wusa9.com/vote. >>> all right, let's go trending. one couple didn't let the u.s.a./mexico border keep them from getting married. they got married standing on two different borders. reyes is not allowed to go into the u.s., and houston is unable to go into the mexican border. that ceremony was three minutes together. wow. >> enough walls that are artificial in a mar

u.s. side. then mexico has choices to also put on the table so long issues that will affect the free flow of grains from the u.s. into mexico joint statement as mexico braces for another round of tough negotiations over nafta or no fool is hoping that what emerges will place higher value on the country's national crop and ensure it has a profitable future as well as a rich history galiano al-jazeera mexico city. still to come this. visit to washington is a new bible museum. on the fast jets that winter olympic organizers hope will speed up ticket sales about since the end of. the hand. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. you mean it just museum opens in washington d.c. on saturday the people behind the museum of the bible say the a mr encourage of all faiths and beliefs to engage with one of the cable of civilization how that happens is open to interpretation she had to translate reports. the half a

u.s. president donald trump has long accused mexico of getting the best out of the deal but cheap u.s.corn imports are seen here as doing lasting damage if the imposition of. targets or obstacles by the u.s. size. vance's then mexico has choices to also put on the table so long misuse that it will affect the free flow of grains from the u.s. into mexico joint statement as mexico braces for another round of tough negotiations over nafta a new force hoping that what emerges will place higher value on the country's national crop and ensure it has a profitable future as well as a rich history julia galiano al-jazeera mexico city. a home for earthquake survivors has one building of the year at the world architecture festival and berlin. reports from the award ceremony. a win for the people truly in need as a post earthquake reconstruction project in china scooped world building of the year. chosen from four hundred projects this say the judges is where architects can transform lives re housing survivors who've lost their homes and protecting others with its earthquake proof design. and a lo

u.s./mexico border for answers. david? >> marcus thank you. >>> from overseas tonight, the end of a very long era in zimbabwe. years in celebrations erupting in the streets. the 93-year-old has ruled independence but with an increasingly ruthless hand. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the urgent nationwide manhunt at this hour. the escapednd invasions and now kidn>>> there's als evening abo who "game of with a suspect. >>> and your money to black friday almost here. th the besty a days tocar, you dollars, buthe expenirtghs w before you rs. she's a world-clas who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both ost challenging opponent was... pe bit was rrn all i could tooose xarelto® xakeep me protec xarelto®-generation bl ...that's proven to treat of dvtand pe bloarelto® did not experience another dvt or pe. here's horks. dth at least six xarelto® is selective...ting just one critical factor, interacting with less of y nat don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor a

mexico city on tuesday. she talked about our country's commitment to nafta and its trading relationship with the u.s. and mexico. there was good progress on many of these chapters such as anticorruption, telecommunication, the regulatory practices, good market there was access, sanitay trade, asdigital several technical annexes. i'm very excited about this. read -- readcanada table our chapter. retabled our chapter. rules of arjun and chapter 19 -- i would like canadians to rest toured that we continue defend our natural interest. -- national interests. we know that a trade between canada and mexico works. the nebraska public service commission approves keystone xl pipeline, a move that will further deepen the ties between our two countries. let me also remind everyone that canada buys more goods from the united states then the u.k., japan and china combined. [speaking french] although canada does not see bilateral trade measures as useful to trade, it is important to note that the united states enjoys a business or pus with canada with trade of more than $634 billion. i am confident that the strength

>>> let's go trending, the creators of a popular adult card game say they bought land along the u.s. mexico border. >> why? right. seems weird. here's why . they want to block president trump's long promised border wall or at least part of it. the company announced that move on its website and they tied it to a new card bundle which sold out online hours after it was released. the card maker say they're going the land so they can't build that portion of the border wall on the land they own. >> we'll see what happens. >>> people's magazine, they're out with their pick for the sexiest man alive and the winner is blake shelton. maybe you've heard of him. here's just about everywhere. his response when he heard the news, you all must be running out of people. people on twitter had jokes too. susie, blake shelton is the sexiest man alive. snooky -- fortune says blake shelton gives me hope that i too could be people's magazine sexiest man alive. >> the first snooky reference i've heard in five years. >>> people shopping at a target store in nashville got a surprise. taylor swift was rolling aroun

u.s.-mexico editor since 1998. her work has been featured in many places in quitting marie claire and "the guardian" united kingdom as well as on msnbc, pbs and npr. she is currently an investigative reporter for "the texas observer" and reporting fellow in the investigative side. at the other end of the table is someone. her book is titled [inaudible] criminal corporations and civil war in new mexico can associate professor of public affairs and security studies at the university of texas rio grande valley in brownsville. >> not anymore. i'm sorry. >> formerly. last-minute correction. formerly. >> i'm a george mason university. >> thank you. i wish i had asked you that. >> sorry. >> she's the author of democracy, political institutions. she's a frequent commentator at national and international news media on drug trafficking issues and drug for mexico. she was also a wilson fellow in d.c. for a year which as you know is the premier think tank for all things mexican. finally, we have hipolito acosta, whose book "in

by buying land on the u.s. mexico border. customers who sign up for a $15 holiday promotion received a plot of that land. it's called cards against humanity saves america. the promotion sold out in a few hours yesterday. the chicago based company says it plans to make building a wall time consuming and expensive. >>> new tonight. phony pharmaceuticals. counter fit drug makers are getting more sophisticated and dangerous. >> it is a total dark zone. no quality control. >> reporter: now the feds show the nbc10 investigators their biggest haul. >> it looks normal enough. >> reporter: we watch mail order drugs being tested firsthand. >> local investigators tell us count fitters are going to new length to trick buyers into thinking that their product is authentic. investigative reporter discovered even the most alert patients can be duped. and the consequences could be deadly. >> my cholesterol control is 170 something. >> reporter: walking near his hometown. chris recounted his 15 year battle against high cholesterol. and the cou

ariffs are so low in mexico, u.s. d mexico without nafta, the world trade organization tariffs, average applied trade-weighted tariff is 5%, in fact so low a lot of trade between the under es isn't done nafta, but under the global wta rules. administration is not looking to trade tariffs, but to get rid of incentive to investment. that is the key because with retraining invest ht incentive to here, we can have better, higher-paying jobs. hollands la host: last couple calls. good morning, greg. good morning. his is been hard listening to the comments here, first i have to get this out. know your name from the peterson institute, but i like you.ople host: hold on, hold on. hold on, greg. wonder why you are still sitting there spouting lies when you know what nafta has done. i'm sitting here nine years staring out the window because rules.r lady, i you're a nice like what you're saying, yes, afta was kind of started with reagan. he sold us a bill of goods, but any is not going to raise tariffs, he lie body that. goes to c

u.s.-mexico border and didn't build a wall on it. >> this is the promotional video posted online. the chicago based game company said customers who sign up and pay $15 will bet a teeny portion of that land to make it difficult to get the wall built. >>> thanksgiving is just a week away and we really need your help to feed the need. starting this saturday we're partnering with safeway for a month long food drive to help families in the north bay and really all around the bay area. >> nbc bay area is at the redwood empire food bank where people are dropping off turkeys today. >> reporter: this is one of the many locations where people are benefitting from your donations and your help. we know you can't do thanksgiving without a turkey. it's pouring rain out here. it's been pouring but despite that we're seeing long lines of people. all they have to do is take one of these turkeys home is say they have been affected by some of the wildfires or know somebody that has been achblgted. that's why this is to important. to talk a bit more about that, i'm going to bring in david goodman. he

u.s.-mexico border.lagher has the latest details on this crime. >> wing of the border agents responded to a sensor that was triggered off interstate ten near the big bend area of the texas-mexico border. that's a difficult part of the border for illegal immigrants to cross because of the mountains, the rio grande river and the overall rugged terrain. somehow when the two agents arrived they got in trouble. one of them called on the scanner saying they had been hurt they needed help. both agents were then transported to an area hospital where 36-year-old rogelio martinez died from his injury. martinez had been an agent for four years. the fbi says the agents were not fired on, but they would not elaborate on how they were injured. the national border patrol union says martinez was hit several times in the head with a blunt object, possibly a large rock. the border patrol itself is not confirmed that, but here's what president trump said, watch. >> we've lost a border patrol officer just yesterday, and ano

u.s. president donald trump has long accused mexico of getting the best out of the deal but cheap u.s. corn imports are seeing here as doing lasting damage if the imposition of. targets or obstacles by the u.s. size. vance's then mexico has choices to also put on the table so long issues that will affect the free flow of grains from the u.s. into mexico joint statement as mexico braces for another round of tough negotiations over nafta a new force hoping that what emerges will place higher value on the country's national crop and ensure it has a profitable future as well as a rich history galiano al-jazeera mexico city. architects from around the world are taking part in a major festival in berlin from a reimagining a refugee camp to designing a recycled floating home for students and have been inspired by world issues and events the winning entry from hong kong aim to provide new solutions to protect homes from earthquakes. people told me that. but up to. the mark and also to. oprah it's just there's so. much charlie rangel has more from berlin. the judges selected the winner from ove

u.s.-mexico border and were later found with traumatic head injuries. council claims they were ambushed. no one has been arrested. the u.s. navy released the names of the three sailors lost at sea after their plane crashed this week. brian grasso from florida, matthew louisville and lieutenant steven combs also from florida are presumed dead. their carrier jet went down in the philippines sea. eight other sailors were rescued. and an emotional ceremony at a naval base in argentina. family and community members gathered in honor of the 44 crew members of the missing argentine submarine. the international search is still under way 10 days after the sub was last heard from. and the man hunt for a 15-year-old murder suspect from florida is over. border agents arrested logan mott last night as he was trying to cross into canada through new york. he is suspected of stealing his grandmother's car and a person of interest in her death. police believe she was found in a shallow grave in her back yard. >> the processing of the home on thursday revealed evidence o

the ties between mexico and the u.s. are stronger now than they were 25 years ago. ommon theme that when you talk to the person on the street in mexico, they are very angry, not just with the ruling party, but parties in general. we had one party that world from 2000 to 2012, interrupting more than seven decades of rule of the previous party. there is an idea by the average person in mexico that politics and politicians in general have not assessed their needs. there was a lot that should have been done, income distribution or better opportunity, that has not come about. there is a dissatisfaction in general with the political class, which is something that dor,candidate, leftist, obra is exploiting and playing off of. scarlet: sounds familiar, does it -- doesn't it? julia: it does. will a failure of nafta be blamed on president trump? you mentioned the anti-trump play in mexico is to go to the populist and a vote for obrador. certainly people see president trump as the more belligerent party in this relationship. if you look at opinion polls people have of the ameri

u.s.-mexico-canada squaring off. david: we just kicking the can down the road.t mean for your election in mexico if there is not a new nafta deal? certainly this complicates the political timing of this. once we found out the negotiations were going to last until potentially march, that began to mix the scenario with the beginnings of the campaign here with the election in the beginning of july. in campaigns begin earnest in january and february. at the same time, it offers an opportunity for debate within mexico about the benefits and costs of nafta over the past 20 years. it does mix factors that negotiators wanted to keep separate. this.was no avoiding shery: there are so many things that still needs to be discussed. what parts of this agreement are more advanced when it comes to progress and what other parts still remain really far away from any compromise? michael: right now, they have closed a couple of chapters on trade that happened in the previous treaty would just updating things that needed to be updated. this round, we are told they will focus on som

u.s. and mexico border causing problems for agents surfers and others. sewage is losing into the u.s. conditions many are facing. >> reporter: there are two problems on the border. mexico pumps waste in the ocean and that's carried naturally into california. by law, mexico is supposed to treat both. >> you've got a plume of brown stingy sewage. a blob moving up your beach and filling your nostrils and all of your senses with the stench of raw sewage. >> reporter: -- >> our guys understand the risks of law enforcement. that working in a sewage or chemical waste dump. >> anyone using this beach is exposed to mexican waste. >> i got it on my arm and had a huge rash. >> reporter: this year, 83 of 300 agents filed reports of being infected. swimmers immersed in e. coli get physically sick. >> it is usually frothy and brown and it stinks. >> reporter: as philip mexico sent 250 million gallons of raw sewage and industrial waste into the u.s. where the tijuana river flows north over the border. 200 days a year officials close imperial beach.>> local cities are suing the u.s. and mexico. >> pu

u.s./mexico border for answers. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> from overseas tonight, the end of a very long era in zimbabwe. robert mugabe has resigned after 37 years in power. celebrations erupting in the streets. the 93-year-old has ruled zimbabwe since independence, but with an increasingly ruthless hand. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the urgent nationwide manhunt at this hour. the prisoner who has now escaped a second time, wanted for multiple home invasions and now kidnapping tonight. >>> there's also news this evening about who hacked hbo and "game of thrones." authorities with a suspect. >>> and your money tonight. black friday almost here. they say one of the best days to buy a new car, saving you thousands of dollars, but the experts with tips tonight, what you should do before you show up you should do before you show up on the lot friday.ced thousands. she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging oppo

u.s./mexico border, and what makes you decide to say, "i'm going to tell the story of enrique"? >> well, i wanted to tell more broadly the story of these millions of women who have come to the united states from mexico and central america. you know, around the country, we know these women. they clean our homes, they clean our offices, they take care of our children. among latinos, they are women in our families. they've come here because they face this horrible choice of, "do i stay in my country, not be able to feed my kids more than once a twice a day, not see them study past the third grade, or do i pull myself away from them and come north so that i can offer them a better life and hope of something better than this grinding misery that they grew up in. >> hinojosa: and you actually say that in this particular case-- the one particular story of enrique-- you actually say that his mom, lourdes, left for the united states out of love. >> i think a lot of these women leave out of love, because a lot of them say, you know... so many of them tell the same story. that at night, th

u.s. size. then mexico has choices to. put on the table so many issues. affect the free flow of grains from the u.s. into mexico joint as mexico braces for another round of tough negotiations over nafta a new force hoping that what emerges a place higher value on the country's national crops and ensure it has a profitable future as well as a rich history. al-jazeera mexico city. the us is calling on cambodia to release an opposition leader who has been jailed sent september they're also calling for reverse the decision to completely dissolve the main opposition party prime minister whose hands ruling party now has a clear run in next year's election the former president and the cambodian national rescue party his living in exile says incentive to cross the red line. is the return. in a one party system which is. a regime which is so contrary the ninety ninety one paris peace accords on cambodia. that clearly state that the cambodia must follow a liberal democratic rural east the system so by killing democracy in cambodia. and. provoke. the international co

it highlighted the big differences between the u.s., mexico, and canada with the new rounds may result issues as ago shooters are not expected to spend much time on high-profile demands concerning gary and cars. the u.s. core inflation gains sped up last month on an annual basis for the first time since january. food and energy were factored out and inflation climbed 1.8% year-over-year, driven by the cost of medical care, and used cars. brexit could push the bank of england interest rate either way according to the deputy governor of the boe. brexit, whaton of we think about what it does for inflation, is altogether more complex. and more uncertain. these effects are far too complex to justify any simple assertion. that brexit means lower interest rates. , officialsthis month voted to raise interest rates for the first time in a decade. today we will hear from the three ucla basketball players detained in china over the alleged shoplifting of designer sunglasses. they returned to los angeles last night and the president brought up the case in a meeting with the chinese president xi ji

u.s.-mexico border.sault. >> a brace yourselves a long security lines and traffic. millions hitting the skies and there is today returning home for the holidays. airline for america's head around to .3 million people are expected to be in the skies today. experts say 2,825,000,000 people are expected to travel in the days surrounding thanksgiving this year. aaa same 48-point by the americans decided to hit the road this year instead of flying. the >> everywhere else we are driving. president george h.w. bush reaching huge milestone. he's now the longest commander-in-chief in u.s. history. the 41st president is 93 years old in 106 days old passed away at 93 years old in 100 xt five years old. president bush and as i pulled the record for longest the longest presidential marriage in american history with 72 years. that's amazing. i don't like your headline because they have to catch a flight after this. put a smile on and enjoy the mayhem. we've got to get back because that is going to be something we've g

u.s. dollars mexico slovenia and oregon why recovered lesser amounts the grand total a disappointing one hundred ten million dollars. the original panama papers trove is still being studied by tax investigators around the globe the new leak will give the millions more documents to peruse in the years to come. sound of it u.s. president donald trump has begun a twelve day tour through asia and it's his first trip to the region since he pulled the u.s. out of the transpacific partnership in tokyo criticized trade relations with japan as not fair or open not only since donald trump on the white house once rock solid foundations of world trade have suddenly become pretty shaky ground when markets threaten to disappear behind trade barriers companies must think on their feet the same applies to cases when new technologies destroy old business models in a good case study for that is fujifilm formally best known for producing cameras and films the japanese complement saw their business model destroyed by the advance of digital cameras in two thousand photographic film still made up run sixty percent of

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he died mysteriously a week ago patrolling the u.s. mexico border. haven't released many details. he suffered blunt force trauma, another agent was injured as well. was this the result of an accident or an attack. scott, what do you know about how he died. the autopsy didn't provide conclusive information. >> reporter: ana first, let me give you a sense of what we are seeing, it is a somber scene in el paso. members of the border patrol and customs agents are filing into the church where the funeral service is about to get under way. moments ago we watched the fl flag-draped coffin be carried by family members inside that church. after it will go to a nearby cemetery where he will be buried. there are plenty of officials, law enforcement from all over the country and across the state, you mention attorney general jeff sessions as well, he is here. there are plenty of friends and family as you can imagine. i spoke to some people last night, former colleagues of martinez that are from border patrol station on the other side of the state, about 20 forme

u.s. and about half of its imports come from there so mexico is deeply integrated into the u.s. supply chain but more importantly is the basic food staples things like corn which is a maze it's a you it's a mexican product and it's now they import so much of it the last twenty two years since nafta was launched mexico has become unhealthily dependent on heavily subsidized food imports from the u.s. the u.n. food and agricultural organization f.a.o. estimates that the threshold at which a country becomes what it calls food vulnerable is when as much as twenty five percent of his food supply comes from abroad in two thousand and sixteen mexico imported forty six percent of all its food and imported about thirty seven percent of his food from the u.s. or some seventeen billion dollars. autocracy versus entropy autocracy would be the medieval kings ruling over us before the enlightenment and the idea of market economy and democracy entropy is obviously the nature of the universe spinning out of control seeking chaos. and try having a fine line between these two is a civil society me

u.s. dollars mexico slovenia and rude why recovered lesser amounts the grand total a disappointing one hundred ten million dollars we original paramount papers drop is still being studied by tax investigators around the globe the new leak will give the millions more documents to prove in the years to come. so the panama papers the release of those papers rocked the financial world what about the paradise papers let's ask danielle cope who's standing by for us in frankfurt germany's financial whop daniel what's the mood there like after that i mean we have corporates like facebook apple nike on that list any other names we should be aware of. hi there monica what i can tell you about the trading day so far that we don't really see an impact yet on the blue chip index stocks and yeah you mentioned those companies that really hasn't been a big secret that companies like facebook amazon have been using every kind of gap in the past and order to pay our last taxes but the list is very interesting you know companies here also in germany like six daughter paused the amends by and also daughter buying

u.s.-mexico border in the big bend section when they were injured. >> they are not giving other details butorted to a hospital where martinez died. his partner is in serious condition. president trump tweeted we will seek out and bring to justice those responsible. we will and must build the law. >>> actor jeffry tambor may not return to "transparent." tambor denies wrong doing in a statement that reads, the idea i would deliberately harass anyone is simply untrue. due to the atmosphere that afflicted our set will can't see how i can return to "transparent." his former assistant, he implied that tambor repeatedly propositioned and groped her. he made lewd remarks and pushes himself on her while on the set. >>> do would you watch netflix at work or in the bathroom? according to a new survey, you are not alone. you are -- not the minority. "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk without that annoying lactose. good, right? -mmm, yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. my "

u.s.-mexico border. here's the catch.t trump from building his wall. the company says they aren't just selling a meaningless gag gift. they are saving america from "injustice, lies, racism." the whole enchilada. >> greg: racist. >> jesse: inappropriate joke. >> gillian: this is my one more thing. i am in for dana. in dana's honor, we brought in olivia. this is olivia. she is 7 years old. it's her dream to be on "the five." i said it's christmas time. let's make it happen. a belly massage. >> kimberly: put her up next to your face. so cute. >> gillian: can you see the resemblance? >> kimberly: i can. she is well taken care of. >> gillian: she is also my research assistant. she helps me prep for the show. >> kimberly: "special report" is next. >> bret: thanks, kimberly. olivia is no jasper but... busy news day in the nation's capital today. fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. we have several stories. senator al franken from minnesota under fire tonight, accused of harassing and groping a female media personality

immense geopolitical risk we face -- whether it is south america, brazil, frexit, germany, the u.s., mexicoindia, has not been the destabilizing force we expected it to be in terms of knocking the economy off course. the underlying fundamentals remain strong. i use even just a little example, labor force participation is back on the rise. even use employment trending. -- even youth unemployment trending. that being said, 2018 could be the year that geopolitical risk does not us all back. these tensions are real. i find it hard to believe 2018 will go by without some big incident. without something happening. most likely in north korea or asia, possibly in the middle east. those regions are still unstable. what is interesting to see is if we still bet everything on a rising trajectory of growth, or whether there will be something on the geopolitical front that is so destabilizing. julia: that means drastic prices. carol: we have more out there in the global economy from peter. >> we have been complaining for years that we had subpar growth coming from the financial crisis. we did, and the in

, geopolitical risk, the immense geopolitical risk that we've is, whether brexit, germany, the u.s., mexicoit has not been the destabilizing force we expected it to be in terms of backing the economy all caps. fundamentals are strong. western democracy on the rise. back in areas that have been on hit, southern europe. that said, 2018 could be the year about geopolitical risk does not aspect. tensions are real. i find it hard to believe that 2018 will go by without some big incident, without something happening, most likely in north korea or asia, possibly the middle east. those regions are so unstable. what will be interesting to see is if we bet everything on a rising trajectory of growth, or whether we will have something, on the geopolitical front, which knocks us. carol: we got more on what is growing in the economy. >> we have been complaining for years that we have subpar growth coming back from the crisis. we did. the international monetary fund had to say it looks like another sluggish year. this year, in the forecast that came out for 2018, they are saying not only did 2017 turn ou

the last session broke up a month ago and highlighted the big differences between the u.s. , mexico,anada. the new round may result in deals on issues and negotiators are connected to spend time on high-profile u.s. demands. there is a similar american consumer demand is staying strong going into the holiday shopping season. retail sales increased last that after september gain was bigger than previously estimated. overall, sales are up .2%. the september figure was upgraded to 1.9%. russia isn't convinced that opec needs to decide this month to extend oil output cutbacks. according to people familiar with the matter, washer with please it is too early to make a decision. death russia believes it is too early to make that decision. -- russia believes it is too early to make that decision. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg for some julie. julie: thank you, emma. coming up, the blackberry ceo will tell us why the u.s. is key to the company's future. from new york, this is bloomberg.

u.s. side. then mexico has choices to. put on the table so in my shoes will affect the free flow of grains from the u.s. into mexico joint statement as mexico braces for another round of tough negotiations over nafta or new force hoping that what emerges will place higher value on the country's national crop and ensure it has a profitable future as well as a rich history. mexico city. electric car from tesla is moving into the world of commercial vehicles with the end veiling of a heavy cargo truck that's designed to compete with the diesel big rigs that travel across the united states. on a full battery trucks or two to go into production in two thousand and nineteen. a home for earth quake survivors has one building of the year at the world architecture festival and for a lead three day event brought together more than twenty five hundred leading architects from sixty eight different countries. reports from the award ceremony. a win for the people truly in need as a post earthquake reconstruction project in china speak to

u.s./mexico border. his partner, who is still in the hospital at this hour, reported they were both injured. border patrol has not provided details. senator ted cruz and governor abbott called it an attack. the president tweeting we will seek out and bring justice to those responsible. we will and must build the wall. >> i was just down there with those men and women trying to secure the border. they have a very duff job. it is certainly more complex than just a wall. we will stay on that story, how that man is doing in the hospital. all right. so if president trump ordered an illegal nuclear attack, what would happen? what would the military establishment do? could they push back? how would that work? we have answers for you ahead. patients they ask me about whitening all of the time. i tell them the thickness of your enamel determines essentially how white your teeth are going to be. the strength of your teeth needs to be there in order for that whiteness to last. i would definitely recommend pronamel

the unusual wedding along the u.s. mexico border this weekend. >> and a little bit of rain on the way for the bay area. we have the forecast coming after a break. and another may be missing.. after an accident left this boat spinning in circles off the san mateo county coast. >>> tonight one person is confirmed dead and another may be missing after an accident left this boat spinning in circles off the san mateo county coastline. the coast guard says one man who was on board the 70 foot boat was pulled from the water and has died. >>> it's not clear what went wrong on board. we're told it's possible a second person may be in the water. the boat itself is still spinning as we speak. the coast guard is circling it waiting for it to run out of gas. >> an american man and a mexican woman got married between the doors of a steel border gate this weekend. u.s. border patrol agents in san diego opened the gates briefly for the 6th annual opening the door for hope event. it allows a select number of divided families to reunite and em

u.s.-mexico border.itnesses reported a loud boom for the t. 38 talents went down 14 as northwest of the air force base adult leo, texas. the judges typically occupied by a student and very. crewmember names have not been released. relations considering the von administration approval of the sale of uranium went to a russian company reporting documents from an undercover agent said a stock purchase of the company as part of a strategy to dominate global uranium markets including making the u.s. more dependent on russia's nuclear fuel. that is what is happening now. lauren: president trump doubling down vowing to build a mall after the brutal murder of a border patrol agent. texas governor greg abbott asked the nation for help catching the killer. griff jenkins live in washington d.c. with the very latest. good morning, greg. >> the fbi is the seeing what happened at the border on saturday night the left to healy heal the f. martinez dad and his partner critically injured. the fbi says after being located

u.s./mexico border, his mother shares her heartbreak with cnn. are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do that. then do that. can we do that? we can do that. can we do that? safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. . >>> this morning, still few answers in the death of a u.s. border agent, agent rogelio martinez died