side now present. repeatedly violating the agreement saying that that is the reason why the u.s. wants to pull out of it easy right. well that's right the u.s. has repeatedly accused russia also under the obama administration they leveled actually such accusations at russia and also today we saw official representatives of nato come out and also voiced concern over russia's violations now russia has repeatedly over the years denied that they're violating the six remained and today as well russian officials came out and said that the u.s. had provided absolutely no proof that they were violating the agreement but we also have seen in the last year in recent months particularly kind of an arms race rhetoric i would call it in march for example at vladimir putin's state of the union address he spoke about a huge arsenal of new russian weapons. he showed even animations of russian weapons striking kind of fake targets really showing off to the world that russia is ready to take on any threat so kind of very much upping the rhetoric rhetoric and ratcheting that off here. reporting fro

we have expressed our concerns to the u.s. side the taiwan issue concerns china's sovereignty and territorial integrity and is the most important and sensitive issue in china u.s. relations. for starters how about you express your concerns about these important and sensitive issues to someone who cares a little more because that interim. we worry about. work. i don't worry about things. let's be great never worrying about anything unfortunately others are there are those in china who believe that america wants taiwan to declare independence and the chinese are preparing for that eventuality militarily. it's your own you know we are resolute to defeat any scheme or act of taiwan independence in any form. thing is the taiwanese don't really see a point to defending themselves taiwan which recently switched from conscription to a volunteer army is having huge trouble recruiting even reserve troops dodging the after rule that's the point the devil when. the government needs to think whether it's necessary to bring conscription back if

>> yeah, when i first toured the border, i noticed that there was a house on the u.s. sidego four miles to the north to get the water from the well and haul it back to their house. there's no plumbing. we've got to go to the well and pump it into the barrels and take it back home. >> it's silly when you hear that. it seems ridiculous. >> if they put up that wall, then it's really going to make it difficult for us. now we have to go around, we have to drive two hours just to get to the port of entry. >> so instead of just going straight through, you have to drive two hours to get around. >> the federal government is wanting to put this on us. it is to say they will put another slice through our heart again. we welcome the trump administration to sit down at the table and let's talk. i will walk the 62 miles with them if he walks with me on that border. >> i believe you would walk the 62 miles. i don't know if i believe he's going to walk the 62 miles. maybe he'll roll next to you on a golf cart. >> probably, yeah. >> thank you for your interest on coming here. >> absolutely.

on the u.s. side is that the president will would address that very strongly and very sternly we don't know what happened we don't know if an order was given we don't know if the king knew about this hopefully we will find out but the person or the people that has to clean up that mess and the saudis not the united states government i think our relationship and hopefully with turkey and what saadi arabia will continue in the future and become strong after this episode is complete but there's only one way out and that's the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth let me bring you in here from london. the truth the whole truth needs to come out but a friend steven rogers in new jersey said that he didn't think they could face a fair trial in turkey. well i don't based on what grounds because the crime has been committed in turkey and as our other guest in london has indicated that turkey's entirely in its right to ask for the trial of these people in turkey because diplomatic immunity in those n

>> i think there will be good news from the u.s. side as well. reducing the tensions between the u.s. and turkey. so i think you will see some good news from the u.s. side how the turkish economy as well, and the dialogue. charles: president trump saying no deal was made, but erdogan will say, listen. help us out, we did the right thing, no matter how belated it was. and to ali's point we want to foster a good relationship in that region which is still a boiling point. >> we do, but it will be difficult. pastor brown son's release isn't the only one at stake. we support the kurdish militia. so there are tensions in our relationship we have to work out. but certainly it's the right thing for pastor brunson to come home. it's tough to give turkey credit here. charles: the market had a big day after a couple rough days. we were down 1,400 points. we got some of that back, but the news is how we got it back. your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who

on the u.s. side is that the president will would address that very strongly and very sternly we don't know what happened we don't know if an order was given we don't know if the king knew about this hopefully we will find out but the person or the people that has to clean up that mess and the saudis not the united states government i think our relationship and hopefully with turkey and what saadi arabia will continue in the future and become strong after this episode is complete but there's only one way out and that's the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth let me bring you in here from london. the truth the whole truth needs to come out but a friend steven rogers in new jersey said that he didn't think they could face a fair trial in turkey. as of months what i do know based on what grounds because the crime has been committed in turkey and as our other guest in london has indicated that turkey's entirely in its right to ask for the trial of these people in turkey because diplomatic immu

twenty presidential elections china wants a different american president it is ridiculous for the u.s. side to stigmatise its normally exchanges and cooperation with china as china interfering in its internal affairs and elections the international community already knows full well who wants an early infringes upon others sovereignty interferes in others internal affairs and undermines others' interests. after a term brought in the first wave of tariffs on chinese goods beijing answered with restrictions on u.s. imports it also filed an official complaint with the world trade organization washington then followed up with more than two hundred billion dollars worth of terrorists against china who were tired of it by imposing sixty billion and levies also china has announced it's stopping all american oil imports one of the country's top crude carriers says business has quote totally stopped beijing had been the second largest importer of us oil jeffrey albert tucker from the american institute for economic research thinks that china may have the upper hand in this trade war. do us is definit

the genesis of the relationship as a pertains to this particular situation and if you look at the u.s. side a relationship or a larger all the other large relationship in the middle east. there is easy to develop an obsession with president trump in his actions which you also have to look at historical actions congress has taken steps to act no matter what a commander in chief or president has chosen to do as a pertains to a situation like this if you look at the situation in terms of apartheid in south africa it was congress who acted outside of the wishes a ronald reagan to implement sanctions on the south african government if you look at what congress did in relationship to the development of iran's nuclear program it was congress who implemented saying sions despite what president obama wanted or did not want to do and no matter what president trample his administration decides to do and this event congress is going to act both republicans and democrats have already said that so i think if you look at the situation for there was going to be pressure on the saudi government and with tha

know any kind of new deliveries on the soyuz booster side will likely be affected by this on the u.s. side and japanese side nasa does have two partners to launch cargo food supplies to the international space station one of those in antares rocket and cygnus vehicle is slated for launch in november and space x. in the u.s. would be what would have a dragon vehicle to visit later on as well so they could start maybe a bit extra supplies if they needed to space x. dragon skin come back and then just the japanese aerospace exploration and she just recently launched their own cargo ship and if they should have one in the pipeline so on the supply side they have vehicles in the pipeline to ferry the supplies of these astronauts will need it's what these the crew on the station will have to wait now for you know when when they can come back to earth when they'll get a relief group that's what we're waiting to find out because it sounds like there will be at least some sort of stretch of time where they won't have a relief prue in in the works until cosmos and nasa and all the partners are comfo

and mexico and canadian concessions on dairy issues for the u.s. side to tout canada's negotiators for their part succeeded in preserving the text of nafta as chapter chapter nineteen which governs extrajudicial disputes settlements finally the remain the deal is renamed the us mexico canada agreements and also involves u.s. pledges to not hit canadian ato imports with new tariffs it's unclear though how much canada can rely on those pledge and pledges given that the u.s. also says the question of whether new metals terus from the u.s. will apply to canada and that will be settled on a separate diplomatic track. c.e.o. elon musk is no longer the chairman of the board of the company he helped to found in two thousand and four mr musk agreed to resign as chairman and other conditions in order to settle a lawsuit by the u.s. securities and exchange commission or f c c into possible securities fraud the f.c.c. opened their investigation last week into tweets musk sent in august about taking the company private if and when the stock price reached four hundre

and saudi side and from the u.s. side. are from the u.s. side i don't think it changes very much the u.s. has not been directly involved. in the complex diplomacy here they have left the yemen fire in saudi hands. from saudi and u.a.e. sides and they haven't shine much willingness to. accept the whole key is back into the fall. so at this point i think you're. in better says than saudi and you e.u. signed the bill and there were house do even respond with some goodwill gesture of that on or ignore it and see that this is not an hour. that the host is in fact have more prisoners that they should release that kind of thing i don't expect this to change very much on the ground basically their interests are still or was there in the harden. we'll have to look at. the south and see if it changes his mind about leaving the assault on the huddle and now you also have the southern separatists threat threatening again to take over a government institutions just highlighting how complex a situation yemen is just how difficult a task it's a c. a u.n. e

and mexico and canadian concessions on dairy issues for the u.s. side to tout canada's negotiators for their part succeeded in preserving the text of nafta as chapter chapter nineteen which governs extrajudicial disputes settlements finally the arena deal is renamed the us mexico canada agreements and also involves u.s. pledges to not hit canadian audio imports with new tariffs it's unclear though how much canada can rely on those pledge ans pledges given that the u.s. also says the question of whether new metals terus from the u.s. will apply to canada and that will be settled on a separate diplomatic track. c.e.o. elon musk is no longer the chairman of the board of the company he helped to found in two thousand and four mr musk agreed to resign and as chairman and other conditions in order to settle a lawsuit by the u.s. securities and exchange commission or f.c.c. into possible securities fraud the f.c.c. opened their investigation last week into tweets musk sent in august about taking the company private if and when the stock price reached four hund

on how fast the talks should proceed with the u.s. side of the table pushing the europeans to move more quickly under a heavily implied and looming threat the president trump may impose tariffs on imported european cars while u.s. sources say the terror threat has been set aside at least for now they have cues their european counterparts of intransigents the europeans returned fire with similar claims the remaining distance between the two sides was indicated by u.s. secretary of commerce wilbur ross who said of the meeting with e.u. trade commissioner cecilia maelstrom quote it's as though she was at a different meeting from the one we had tended some say the u.s. would like to resolve outstanding trade issues with the e.u. to help clear the decks for a more coordinated e.u. u.s. confrontation over trade with china. has filed a lawsuit in a california court against amazon for illegally poaching designated high value sellers from the online auction site e bay says the world's largest e-commerce retailer owned by the richest person ever to

>> well, the u.s. side of the border, american dairy grooms are still picking through the agreement to tease out in terms of dollar impact what that is going to mean for u.s. farmers. the class seven presumably would be a boost for them as that was a major complaint. as soon as canada had that pricing mechanism in place, a lot of u.s. dairy producers were complaining it effectively stopped their imports to canada because the canadian processors could buy it cheaper domestically. it includes additional market assess for fluid milk, cheese and kareem. >> let's go to corn now. corn prices had a rally as well. what does the deal mean for u.s. corn farmers? >> well, u.s. corn farmers are in in the midst of harvesting a large crop right now. they had been hoping these export markets the export markets won't be zruppeded. hopefully tell continue to key markets like mexico. >> that is a positive when you have markets mean so inch. what about hogs? where does this leave pork exports for the u.s.? >> mexico top in te

rise on therate u.s. side and that had an effect on emerging markets.ther thing is the trade issues and the rhetoric being ratcheted up. this has gone beyond goods moving across borders. you had mike pence which marked a new front in the trade war. economicsing into the of china and how it operates. you saw the selloffs in chinese shares, in tech companies, over the past couple of days. you are seeing that spill over into the u.s. there is concern that what we thought was manageable is going and thate protected there is -- more protracted and there is no end in sight. the s&p is continuing its selloff. semis are leading the charge. what we have seen this week as the tech sector being pummeled. we saw that overnight in asia. what is it going to look for alibaba? romaine: it is going to be brutal. look at what happened in some of those shares in hong kong and taiwan. they were getting killed. a lot of the web and internet stocks were hurt badly. some of the worst declines we have seen in those shares in quite some time. once you get the mainland opening b

>> the u.s. sidef the border, american dairy groups are picking through the agreement to tease out in terms of dollar impact, what that will actually mean for u.s. farmers. class seven, presumably would be a boost for them. hadlaint, as soon as canada that pricing mechanism in place, usd rate producers were complaining that it effectively stopped their imports to canada. for canadian processors, they could buy it cheaper domestically. the rest of the agreement also includes additional market access for american fluid milk, cheese, cream. presumably they will be to shift that north of the border. alix: let's go to corn. corn prices did have a rally as well. what does the deal mean for u.s. corn farmers? >> they are in the midst of harvesting a very large crop right now. that they havens been hoping the export markets weren't going to be disrupt ted, and it meant that hopefully, the flow of corn will continue to key markets like mexico. >> that is the positive. especially when you have exports meaning s

the republicans prime minister justin trudeau his team they saw that as an opportunity to give the u.s. side something of what it wanted in exchange for what canada wanted that is the art of negotiation after all there are some objections being raised here political opposition leaders say they'd have done a much better deal then the liberal government of justin trudeau but they're not saying how the dairy farmers the ones who are having to give up some of their protected market to u.s. producers they say they're going to oppose this but in reality it's hard to see what they can do there is a requirement here for parliamentary and congressional ratification in all three countries but that looks like it will certainly happen given the numbers involved of legislators who'll be voting in the end canada has a deal mexico the united states the leaders of all three countries say it's win win win it's now up to economists analysts and others to parse the details of this vastly complex agreement and see what really lies ahead for the continent while mexico's president has praised the new deal and say

u.s. senate side.

on how fast the talks should proceed with the u.s. side of the table pushing the europeans to move more quickly under a heavily implied and looming threat the president trump may impose tariffs on imported european cars while u.s. sources say the terror threat has been.

and mexico and canadian concessions on dairy issues for the u.s. side to tout canada's negotiators for their part succeeded in preserving the text of nafta is chapter in chapter nineteen which governs extra do just chill disputes settlements finally the deal is renamed the us mexico canada agreements and also involves u.s. pledges to not hit canadian auto imports with new tariffs it's unclear though how much canada can rely on those pledge ans pledges given that the u.s. also says the question of whether new metals terus from the u.s. will apply to canada and that will be settled on a separate diplomatic track.

president on the u.s. side officials are said to fear that chinese will delay then push for concessions in personal talks between chinese president xi jinping and mr trump while china and the u.s. continue to untangle in a tariff tug of war some other prominent members of the world trade organization are meeting in canada and hopes are pretty forming the global trade system artie's alex a hell of it isn't around to where he's been following the meeting alex is just remarkable to me i mean the meeting is taking place there and the u.s. and canada are not part of that may want to want to keep the kids out of the same playground or what's going on give us the latest look at it is a part of it i know that was just a little bit of a slip china in the u.s. are not at all right thanks. canada has to be here since it's in canada it's just a week we couldn't avoid the thing but listen these are the countries are going to give you a rundown of the countries that are attending we have thirteen here is australia brazil can

the republicans prime minister justin trudeau his team they saw that as an opportunity to give the u.s. side something of what it wanted in exchange for what canada wanted that is the art of negotiation after all there are some objections being raised here political opposition leaders say they'd have done a much better deal then the liberal government of justin trudeau but they're not saying how the dairy farmers the ones who are having to give up some of their protected market to us producers they say they're going to oppose this but in reality it's hard to see what they can do there is a requirement here for parliamentary and congressional ratification in all three countries but that looks like it will certainly happen given the numbers involved of legislators who'll be voting in the end canada has a deal mexico the united states the leaders of all three countries say it's win win win it's now up to economists analysts and others to parse the details of this vastly complex agreement and see what really lies ahead for the continent or mexico's president has praised the new trade deal with s

on the u.s. side is that the president will would address that very strongly and very sternly we don't know what happened we don't know if an order was given we don't know if the king knew about this hopefully we will find out but the person or the people that has to clean up that mess and the saudis not the united states government i think our relationship and hopefully with turkey and what saadi arabia will continue in the future and become strong after this episode is complete but there's only one way out and that's the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth let me bring you in here from london. the truth the whole truth needs to come out but a friend steven rogers in new jersey said that he didn't think they could face a fair trial in turkey. as of months what i do know based on what grounds because the crime has been committed in turkey and as our other guest in london has indicated that turkey's entirely in its right to ask for the trial of these people in turkey because diplomatic immu

the genesis of the relationship as a pertains to this particular situation and if you look at the u.s. side to relationship or larger the other large relationship in the middle east. there is easy to develop an obsession with president trump in his actions which you also have to look at historical actions congress has taken steps to act no matter what a commander in chief or president has chosen to do as a pertains to a situation like this if you look at the situation in terms of apartheid in south africa it was congress who acted outside of the wishes a ronald reagan to implement sanctions on the south african government if you look at what congress did in relationship to the development of iran's nuclear program it was congress who implemented saying sions despite what president obama wanted or did not want to do and no matter what president trample his administration decides to do and this event congress is going to act both republicans and democrats have already said that so i think if you look at the situation for there was going to be pressure on the saudi government and with that pre

move forward following such damning reaction from the international community or from or on the u.s. side of things patrick hein reports from washington d.c. . since the story first broke that jamal khashoggi had disappeared u.s. president had been fairly consistent sending the message that he didn't want to punish saudi arabia severely if it in fact turned out that they were involved but we are seeing the first signs that that might be changing in a late night interview with the washington post president donald trump said about this quote obviously there's been deceptions and there's been wise he was asked if it's possible that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon could be involved and to that he said nobody has told me he's responsible nobody has told me he's not responsible we haven't reached that point i haven't heard either way now this comes after days of relentless pounding from critics and people within his own party that are demanding that president trump do more. trying to campaign on the west coast u.s. president donald trump couldn't get away from the questions about ja