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ratesd 10% are the tariff imposed by the united states on canada.are publishing to lists of goods. one list will be subject to a 25% tariff and the second list will be subject to a 10% tariff. these countermeasures will only apply to goods originating from the united date. these countermeasures will take effect on july 1, 2018. they will remain in place until the united states eliminates the trade restrictive measures against canada. workersle and aluminum have our government's full support. it is why we have included american steele and aluminum products in our list. as for the other projects -- beex listed today, these can easily sourced from canadian companies or non-us trade avoidrs in an effort to any cost being passed on to canadian families and consumers. they may express their support. these list of goods will be made available publicly, immediately. they unilateral trade restrictions by the united states are also in violation of nafta and wto trade rules. canada will therefore launch dispute settlement proceedings under nafta chapter 20 and

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canada, united states, and mexico. through the the threats of security and safety with them by the side of this nation working every day, every year on security and safety issues. we do exercises, practicing exercise and also for the specific with u.s. and mexican marines. every year we do that, four times a year. and we work, we invest click we don't do and many other things in mexico to prevent drugs from reaching this nation. because mexico doesn't produce drugs, does not consume drugs significantly. we're doing the job trying to be a good neighbor in partner for u.s. we get 80000 kids dying every year. in the united states people says what is wrong with mexico. what is happening with them? why are they killing each other? have they drinking too much tequila? no, we are working to prevent drugs reaching this nation. what is happening here? you are legalizing consumption. so, we pay the price of 80000 kids dying every year and you legalize it here? by the way, i am in favor of legalization. that is the only way we wo

when we have work together the three of us, canada, united states and mexico for long, with, way before trump reached power and we decided to join in partner 25 years ago and we have built the best tools for progress and for competitiveness and for creating jobs and for bringing income to people that is something you cannot deny 205 years after nafta. we should remember when ford motor company, pfizer, gm broke five years ago and government with taxpayers money invested billions of us dollars came to the rescue of those corporations in the bankruptcy and what happened after? those companies came back to the marketplace and they came back successfully by transforming themselves into nafta corporations working in nourishing their capacities and competitiveness throughout the three economies, the mexican economy, the us economy and that katcanadian economy. it works. today they are not only back in the marketplace but gaining markets and able to compete with the industry and the rest of the world. now nafta was created with a vision and was created after discussions and discussions and dia

even though it is being run out of the united states and canada and elsewhere, why does that affect the united states, canada, and elsewhere, more so than the eu. do you see what i'm saying? >> it seems that most of the customers were going into the dark website, they are from the former british colonies. just as was mentioned with the spread of electronics, xanax going into the uk and australia, that is what we are seeing on the dark web in those markets. part of when russians are successfully marketing, like with viagra, they were combining it with spam and controlling the botnet, and getting the message out there, which is something that they are very technical shop dick -- technologically proficient at. that gives them an advantage. but not in the dark web market. >> it is just that these tend to be more tech savvy, and can use -- to access these markets? >> there are many people in the world who are successfully using it for communication in many parts of the world. this seems to be this parallel to what we see of the largest platforms, with the illicit side of selling. there is no

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canada, reacting almost indignantly this afternoon. here's what he said. >> the fact that the united states is invoking national security measures against canada, against its closest allies, friends and partners in the world, including nato and norad partners, means that this is perhaps more significant than the administration realizes and emphasize we will certainly hope to emphasize that by the seriousness with which we take these measures. >> so trudeau saying that canada takes this very seriously, taking a little umbrage at the idea that this was done on national security grounds. i think, melissa, what the u.s. administration would say in response to that is that they feel it is important to have viable domestic steel and aluminum industries here inside this country in case of any kind ofnational security emergency, a global war, something like that these industries they feel are absolutely vital for national security they also feel, though, that these things can be useful politically in terms of the negotiations over nafta. all of that in the mix as well here as the u.s.' approach to china. so a lot of different pieces and moving

he said that canada has a trade deficit with the united states. that is not accurate. canada has a trade surplus with the united states and there are some details around that but that is the reality. and we're still looking for fair and free trade. that is what president trump is negotiating. that is what he wants. canada, take an example, look at lumber and timber industry in canada, it is actually owned by the provincial governments of canada. they subsidize it to protect jobs in canada. it is not free and fair trade situation. that is one of largest exports. that is a perfect example what they're doing. if you look another example on it, they have a supply management system that falsely creates higher prices in canada for things like poultry, eggs and milk. it puts high tariffs on exports coming in. there is a lot of areas where canada is not practicing free trade. they're protected by nafta. they want to keep it that way. president trump will negotiate us a much better neil: well we might be waiting on that for a while, as i said there are some details liked to to g

let's have a great north america, canada, united states and mexico. number two, the challenges and threats of security and safety. we've been by the side of this nation working every day, every year on security and safety issues. we do exercises, be practicing exercises in the gulf of mexico and the pacific with the u.s. marines and the mexican marines. every year we do that, even four times a year, and we work, invest like we don't do in many other things, in mexico to prevent drugs to reaching this nation, because mexico doesn't produce drugs. doesn't consume drugs significantly. we're doing the good job trying to be a good neighbor and partner for the u.s. young, and we get 80,000 kids dying every year. here in the united states people says what's wrong with mexicans? what's happening with them? well, why are they killing each other? are they drink too much tequila? no, we're working to prevent drugs reaching this nation, and what is happening here that you're legalizing consumption? so we pay the price of 80,000 kids dying every year and you legal

tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum imports into the united states from canada mexico and the european union all go into effect friday the move potentially sets in motion a trade war with some of the united states most important allies a claim the u.s. commerce secretary brushed off everybody has a remeron. very firmly every country does with others whose loathing weird about. it will get over it in due course in brussels the head of the european commission called it a bad day for world trade promising counter measures that could include retaliate tory tariffs u.s. goods into the e.u. and everything for blue jeans to motorcycles what they can do we are able to do exactly. the same it's totally up to the big contribution to look for measures when it comes to. create france's junior trade minister promised a similar response suggesting the u.s. president may be misinformed. no more for the comes a point when one needs to look at the figures are not surprising. maybe president trump stop having shown him how much those european companies have invested in the united

minister trudeau saying that this is an affront to the security relationship between the united states and canada >> reporter: yeah, that's right, sara i'm struggling to think back to a previous rift like this between the united states and canada it's been a while since we've seen an incident like this you heard justin trudeau, the prime minister there, saying these tariffs are totally unacceptable and he also went on to say that canada could be considered a national security risk to the u.s. is inconceivable and i think what the trump administration would say to that in response is not that canada itself is a national security risk to the united states, but that the lack of a domestic aluminum and steel industry is a national security threat that's what we heard wilbur ross say from the commerce department earlier today. they feel very strongly that it's important to have those industries strong here at home in the united states and that importing as much steel and aluminum as we do is not good for u.s. national security going forward. that was the argument that they used to impose these tariffs

and it is a key decision. decision. between the united states, mexico, canada.t. different. morocco needing to upgrade its infrastructure. upgrade its infrastructure. next year and offering huge amounts of revenue. of revenue. voters, all 211 member nations must now make a very big decision. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. bringing us tomorrow. chartered certified accountants. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. unanswered. feature in the ft and the negative effect on european and us markets. street corner in liege today. is to be launched in days. videos posted on social media. different stories tonight which gives us lots to talk about. gives us lots to talk about. central bake chief warms that the centre trusses failing. centre trusses failing. that's trusses failing. this is the latest crisis. crisis. would have to take a look quickly because this is not for serious. because this is not for serious. because the implications of what happen. we are used to political crisis. crisis. but it is ijust a

regards to the trade tensions, these tariffs, who needs enemies when you have friends like the united states? canada, mexico, a lot of headshaking, a lot of people saying what is going on here? some folks i have been talking to say maybe this is donald trump trying to set up something better when it comes to over ross going to beijing -- to wilbur ross going to beijing. haidi: that is a very interesting strategy. high risk, high stakes strategy, this posturing. what we are seeing so far is these alley -- these allies are not taking it lying down. after a few days of calm, putting trade to the sidelines, the trade war seems to be back on. remy: let's take a look at how u.s. stocks ended on the day. down, up yesterday by about 300 points. we lost most of that, 250 or so. 10was a broad-based decline, out of the 11 sectors for the s&p fell. consumer staples as well. it was a flight to save haven. let's take a look at the board's. -- let's take a look at the boards. you see the safe havens happening in europe. by threes were falling basis points. the u.s. two-year rose. and had been hugging the flatline.

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together, i spend probably half of my adult life working in the united states, in north america, if you combine united states and canadahis part of the world has become a part of my life -- a big part of my life -- and it gives me a big advantage. i can compare because i can compare what's happening in my home country, what's happening here, and how we could be working together. and that's, i think, very important, working together. >> your facebook page says that president putin talked with president trump by phone and congratulated him on his win. will there be a meeting between them soon, do you think? >> i hope so. the sooner, the better. but you understand that for the leaders of two major countries in the world to meet, it's not meeting to have a cup of tea. it's a meeting with serious discussions, with probably some agreements, documents to sign, so it takes some time to prepare. i would like to add that cyber crime is a big challenge for all of us. it's not a problem of my country or your country. and if we speak about my country, sites of my president or of my ministry is attacked daily. hundreds of thousands

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european countries whether they like it or not will go along with the united states canada will go with the united states or. south korea and the important war powers would go along with the united states because of their own economic interest lies with the united states not. so iran might have their moral high ground of actually keeping his side of the responsibilities as far as their nuclear deed concerned but what iran would suffer already already the iranian currency during the past two months has declined by year by year by nearly thirty percent and people are very worried that there are out there are no sign of iran being able to pull out of the economic recession and. this is a part of the economy is helen saying can i just interrupt there because this is indeed a point that pats could play positively for. the rouhani at least and that is that the nuclear deal so far hasn't really yielded the kinds of positive results that it rain ians were promised they're not feeling the benefits of it yet or they. no they are not benefiting their feeling that they have not benefited from the d

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same as canada and united states. and that's the purpose, that's the objective of nafta. but this disruptor comes in comes in thinking that he knows about economy and comes with the wrong decisions and at the wrong time because as i said nafta is working. we just have to be patient. yes, another generation, so that we have a successful mexico. that's then everything about nafta. what we have today in mexico, we have an election coming, july the 1st, and finally this

nafta was to become a protective wall around the united states, canada and mexico for our collective benefits, but nafta did not stop mexico which had high auto tariffs on non nafta countries from signing a free trade afwreemt europe. that agreement permits mexican producer of autos to enter europe duty free while auto producers from the united states are remain subject to the tariff. whether seeking exports to europe derive several times more benefit from this tariff normally. when they move a plant to mexico. similar examples abound throughout the world. in addition to problems with wto rules, there are problems with the organization's mind set. wto has 164 members. virtually all of which export products to the united states and want export more. access to the u.s. market ss one of the primary benefits from joining the wto. and each of these countries has one vote equal to this of the united states. and trade cases, brought by member countries independeicate growing protectionism that apparently does not occur to the leadership that more trade actions are brought because there are

. >> it will be in 30 different locates this year in 2018 throughout the united states and canada. we're getting kind of the first person this year, from the ground just as spectacular. >> it's give me a ride. >> now they hurled six planes up in the air. when you think about what it takes to fly the jets this close together. >> and upsidedown. sometimes they have to fly upsidedown. >> this demonstration happening in cherry point, north >> sometimes when it comes to fashion and style. it's the retro, these days. but there is one in particular i believe should be brought back but only by the brave. yeah, you probably recognize this guy from the youtube channel. he's bringing a unique style. today he will try this one. >> we're going straight mullet. >> he knows not everybody can pull this off. well, let's see. first you have to make sure have you your scissors. follow the instructions ev so carefully. so he starts cutting it. he cuts into the side of his head giving himself a very blunt edge and right about here, we perceive are problem. >> and he persists. he gets one side, it's not

might pull out of nafta sparking negotiations for a new deal between the united states canada and mexicoine months. finally, the fate of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, you know it as daca. currently uncertain. it protects undocumented immigrants brought into the united states as children. last september trump ordered the program to wind down and urged congress to come up with a replacement within six months. a vote could come soon. congress members have recently been signs a petition that would force a vote in the house. i want to point out one thing. when we left tpp president trump said i'm going to get us something better. we don't have anything. when he left the paris climate accord, he said we'll have something better. we don't have anything. and as it relates to iran and nafta, we anxiously await to see the improvements. joining me now janice mac key. the call to call off the summit blind sided the south korean president, but now maybe the door is being opened back up. what comes next for all three countrys? we know as of yesterday south korea was really just s

most people are coming to canada, and many of them are already in the united states. ey come to the canada because they like canada more than the united states. the united states is no longer such a welcoming beacon for the smartest and the brightest, and they are coming to canada. so that's great for canada. but as far as coming across some back alley, and there is some lady in vermont that sends them across the path, that is degrading. >> tucker: degrading to home? degrading to canadians were degrading to immigrants? >> to both. to an immigrant, walking through a snow drift across canada and getting arrested and picked off, that's it degrading. we shall have a order, we are a country. but, tucker, as i said to come up the people in the united states want to come and live in canada for whatever reason. we are talking about people who just want a better place to liv live. >> tucker: so you are saying that canada ought to be able to determine who comes in and who doesn't? should they be able to let impressive people in and nonimpressive people, like gang members and rap

. >> there appears to be little progress in trade negotiations between the united states, canada ando. just three days ahead of a congressional deadline. a source close to the discussion says there are no meetings scheduled this week between u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer, the canadian foreign affairs minister and mexican economy minister. the trio met throughout last week in an attempt to try to secure an updated version of the north american free trade agreement or nafta. >> nafta has been a horrible, horrible disaster for this country. >> trump administration has forced to negotiation to keep the u.s. in the continental free trade agreement. negotiators say there are differences on auto manufacturing, the system for settling future disagreements, and the u.s. proposal to include an expiration date on any new version of nafta. to pull any deal through congress, house speaker paul ryan says he needs an agreement soon. >> we will see if they can get it done by may 17th and get to paper to congress and have this vote in december. >> without it he says the issue would fall

he's been credibly accused of rape by actressesd in the united states, canada, the united kingdom, francew zealand, all over the planet, and this tells us something about the way wealthy and powerful men use things like confidentiality agreements to silence people and get away with their crimes for decades on end. that's the lesson here. don't live in silence. don't live in fear. and frankly, things like confidentiality agreements i think should have a far more circumscribed place inin americn life. >> tucker: there's also --ed i agree with everything that you said, but there's also als sublesson here which is if you're wondering what people arn up to, look at the behavior that they denounce in public. it's probably the very same thing. harvey weinstein was this great champion of women, as was schneiderman. the one thing i'm not in favor of is hurting women. they were doing the exact same thing. i don't think that's an accident. >> i think that's a liberal thing, by the way. you profess to care about people in general, so you care aboutib third-world people in general or gays in general o

united states is very commitd to nato, and i'm grateful for that. moressage is that in a unpredictable world, we need a strong nato. european allies, but also united states and canada, are investing more and stepping up their contributions to nato. jane: nevertheless, the u.s. has pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, which was strongly by european countries, nato allies. has that made the world more unpredictable? secretary-general stoltenberg: it illustrates that there are fferences on serious matters like the iran nuclear deal. but we have seen differences n before betweo allies, dating back to the suez crisis in the 1950's or the iraq war in 2003. at nato has shown is tha despite the differences, we are able to unite to protect each other. i'm certain that we will be able to do that now en though we see serious disagreements among allies. weakenow much does th nato, despite assurances that the u.s. is committed to the organization? secretary-general stoltenberg: the united states is committed to nato not only in words, but also in deeds. the united states is increasing its presence in europe after use -- years of reducing it after the end of the cold war. the un

. >> they will be in 30 different locations this year in 2018 throughout the united states and canada. we're getting kind of a first-person view here, but from the ground it's just as spectacular. >> f-18s, man, they sometimes have two seats. >> now you see the other two guys join formations. total of six planes up in the air. when you put all of this together and think about what it takes to fly these jets and think about what it takes to fly them this close together -- >> and upsidedown. sometimes those pilots have to fly upsidedown. >> so awesome. this particular demonstration happening at the marine corps air station in cherry point, north carolina. thank you, gentlemen, for putting on such an excellent show. >>> a great idea on the great wall of china. >> oh, she flipped the script. >> the story behind a very big surprise. >> just turned into the great what of china. >>> and if you're in the market for a -- >> new set of nails. >> -- why these are getting some big word of mouth. >> eww. why? arden. all new big italian classics starting at $12.99. dishes too big to miss... like st

the arctic council as you no doubt are aware, denmark, norway, canada, the united states, and russia and other observer nations, china is one, helping to fund russia and their activities in the north, but my point is you can see four of those five nations are democracies. so if we look our line number two about strengthening alliances and partnerships, again the united states, canada, norway, denmark all nato allies, you can see that our approach is heavily involved with those allies when you look at the arctic council makeup. so the more that we work by, with, and through allies, including several, denmark and norway, that keep a very close eye on the north, we're in effect working in a coalition of sorts right now. it's no -- not a military coalition. senator murkowski: the arctic council specifically says that defense and defense strategies are not part of what they deal with. secretary mattis: that's correct. but at the same time russia has to confront the claims, for example, denmark and norway, where they contradict russian claims. i think there is still an advantage in the dip

: through that approach so the arctic council as you no doubt are aware denmark, norway, canada, the united states and russia and china is one by the way but my point is that those democracy if you look at the line of effort number two to strengthen alliances and partnerships in the united states canada norway denmark and to be with those allies. including several denmark and norway to keep a very close by so it isn't a military coalitio coalition. >> that the arctic council specifically says offense and defense strategy are not part of what they deal with. >> correct. at the same time but denmark and norway where they contradict so that is still the advantage but at the same time you will see them come into the coast guard inventory. >> it is unfunded but we need plan for the additional five. >> i agree 100% there is the effort to make certain that we are doing is with others we don't cover the whole full financial military costs but it is a concern because of the i.c.e. sheet melt backward we have waterways open we have to confront your round we didn't have to in the past. i your concern mountin

meanwhile officials behind the joint twenty twenty six world cup bid from the united states canada andmexico have promised that fans won't be denied entry to the u.s. based on their race president donald trump is look to implement a travel ban on residents of six missile image or t. countries but the u.s. government has told fee for the eligible athletes and fans from all countries will be allowed to enter fee for war vote on june thirteenth to decide the world cup host the united bid by the three countries are up against. fifa has also handed guatemala's former secretary general hector through here our lifetime ban from the sport for bribery to hear how did netted taking kickbacks for his help in securing media and marketing rights for wild cup qualifying matches he was sentenced to jail last october as part of a widespread u.s. investigation that saw more than forty others accused of bribery as well. english football club leeds united have begun their controversial talls me an ma the second to tame a faced widespread criticism for agreeing to visit the asian country now on mars in th