walk away justin trudeau believes there is the possibility that they can come up with a new deal and he says it's up to the politicians to convince people why it is such a good thing. part of getting these trade deals to move forward requires us to get support public support for these trade deals and demonstrating that we're hearing the concerns that people feel and responding to them i think helps significantly in making the case that trade can and will be good for all citizens before justin trudeau came here to the canadian embassy to address the media he was sitting in the oval office with donald trump at that point donald trump said whether or not there was a new deal really still is in the hands of the negotiator so it's possible we won't be able to make a deal and it's possible that we will we have a great personal relationship and we have a relationship now as as two countries i think that's as close as ever but we'll see if we can do the kind of changes that we need we have to protect our workers and in all fairness the prime minister wants to protect canada and his people al

walk away justin trudeau believes there is the possibility that they can come up with a new deal and he says it's up to the politicians to convince people why it is such a good thing. part of getting these trade deals to move forward requires us to get support public support for these trade deals and demonstrating that we're hearing the concerns that people feel and responding to them i think helps significantly in making the case that trade can and will be good for all citizens before justin trudeau came here to the canadian embassy to address the media he was sitting in the oval office with donald trump at that point donald trump said whether or not there was a new deal really still is in the hands of the negotiator so it's possible we won't be able to make a deal and it's possible that we will we have a great personal relationship and we have a relationship now as as two countries i think they're just close as ever but we'll see if we can do the kind of changes that we need we have to protect our workers and in all fairness the prime minister wants to protect canada and his people

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trudeau at the white house, justin trudeau pointed to the common ground between u.s. and canada on trade policy but donald trump may not be on board as the forefront of nafta negotiations get underway, the administration opposed to weaken the agreement threatened to derail talks. our u.s. economic policy reporter joins us from washington. there are signs that too much will be asked of our trade partners on the part of president trump. why would he want to hurt an agreement? >> we have heard from donald trump throughout his election campaign that he wants a better trade deals for american workers, american companies. his number one goal is to reduce the trade deficit which aims to be a measure of success for trade for him. with the nafta talks, we see that is the goal and trump has said that if he cannot get better terms for the workers, bring back manufacturing jobs, he will scuttle the deal. that is the rhetoric we are seeing from donald trump. we have had meanwhile since august trade talks going on. negotiators from the countries are working through a series of talk

there was a jovial welcome for justin trudeau as he arrived at the white house but donald trump warned tough negotiations lay ahead on nafta the u.s. president has long opposed the free trade agreement and said he'd be willing to see it come to an end. i said well renegotiate and i mean i think just and understands this if we can't make a deal it'll be terminated and that'll be fun they're going to do well we're going to do well but maybe that won't be necessary but it has to be fair to both countries but the third country and master already seem to be preparing for the worst warning it had no interest in hidden protectionism. we can't allow the free trade agreement to stop being for free trade if red tape instructions administration tariffs and barriers are introduced this defeats the purpose of the agreement that doesn't suit mexico we have to be prepared to say no mexico is bigger than nafta an agreement that took twenty years to negotiate is hard to renegotiate but mexico says it's willing to try still mexican negotiators want to avoid the new tariffs the trump has suggested to pre

right now he's meeting with the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. then he'll go outside harrisburg in middle town to talk tax reform. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: this is a fox news alert. president trump welcomes canadian prime minister justin trudeau to the white house moments ago before taking a trip to pennsylvania to sell tax reform later today. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." president trump and prime minister trudeau are meeting an we expect nafta negotiations to be a big part of their agenda. fox news learned white house chief deputy staff will be nominated to be theew homeland security secretary. john kelly became the white house chief of staff. let's go to john

i'm absolutely going to talk about nafta and justin trudeau. my question was how long are you getting with the house ways and means committee and republicans and whether you see ability to cross lines and link arms on at least certain parts of this tax reform plan? >> this is actually the first time we've met this year quite frankly in a bipartisan way outside of the committee itself. we did have a brief meeting with kevin brady, the chair of the committee, of the democratic caucus to discuss tax reform. in the brief meeting, kevin let us know that they are going to use reconciliation, which is a tool to limit the power of the minority in the senate, reconciliation requires a 50 plus one vote in the senate. they don't need democratic votes to pass it, and there's been no, very little intercourse between house, democrats and republicans on the issue. there was a meeting on some members of the democratic house ways and means committee, i was not one of them. with the president. liz: here's -- with all due respect. all i heard leading up to this g

and a meeting of neighbors canadian prime minister justin trudeau visits washington to talk trade and relations with donald trump and. then the fate of the iran deal will look at what happens if trump just certifies the agreement that's later in the show . it's wednesday october eleventh four pm here in washington d.c. i'm ashley banks and you're watching our team america we begin today in california where more than seven hundred fires are raging across both the northern and southern part of the state governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in nine counties and president trump has issued a major disaster declaration this enables the federal emergency management agency to now provide federal assistance to the golden state parties natasha sweet is in los angeles with the latest natasha. yeah that's right actually i mean between these seventeen fires one hundred fifteen thousand acres have burned since sunday and so far twenty one people have died and six hundred seventy people are unaccounted for in the northern california area near the famous wine country now so far thre

good evening friends we start tonight with canadian prime minister justin trudeau who is in washington this afternoon to meet with president about the proposed changes to nafta the fourth round of negotiations on the twenty three year old agreement between the united states mexico and canada are now underway the president said nafta would be one of the topics at the forefront of discussion with the prime minister trudeau today we'll see what happens we have a tough negotiation and it's something that you will know in the not too distant future but we are going to be discussing nafta and we'll be discussing defense because we have a great i mean this is a truly great and original allies and the mutual defense is very important. and i guess we'll also be discussing mutual offense which people don't mention too often but often it's just part of the fence so we have many things to talk a.

right now he's meeting with the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. then he'll go outside harrisburg in middle town to talk tax reform. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: this is a fox news alert. president trump welcomes canadian prime minister justin trudeau to the white house moments ago before taking a trip to pennsylvania to sell tax reform later today. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." president trump and prime minister trudeau are meeting an we expect nafta negotiations to be a big part of their agenda. fox news learned white house chief deputy staff will be nominated to be theew homeland security secretary. john kelly became the white house chief of staff. let's go to john roberts with the latest. john, never a dull moment there. >> reporter: are you kidding? it's the white house, come on. like riding the front seat of the super man roller coaster at six flags every day. kirstjen nielsen was at the department of home land security. john kelly liked her so much that he brought her to the white house to have her a

. >>> and prime minister justin trudeau visiting the white house. we'll be listening closely and bring them to you if that happens. stay with me, you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. >>> prime minister of canada justin trudeau. >> thank you very much. we are with a friend of mine prime minister justin trudeau. appreciate it. we are discussing many things, including nafta, but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subjects. and i think we both very much look forw

scarlet: that was president trump and justin trudeau. trump making comments about nafta talks saying that he and about nafta to talk and other things including defense and mutual offense, which is a new way of frame the discussion. he says it's possible we will get a nafta deal, it's possible we won't. he says he is certain all three sides will come out with something they like and he is open to individual mexico or canada trade deals as well. julia: he likes the bilateral deals rather than the group deals. i don't think there is any tone change. it's interesting for the canadian premised or who has been trying to get a sense of whether or not this is a negotiating position when donald trump is talking about walking away from nafta in the last few days or whether or not he actually intends to mean it. the canadian prime minister got anything new. scarlet: or we did, for that matter. taxl get a sense of how the reform effort is going when we come back. this is bloomberg. you know what you go my fault. to our national political reporter. l

and president trump just welcomed canadian prime minister justin trudeau. we're hoping to hear from both leaders soon. the president may be focussed on foreign policy this hour but this morning a new nbc news exclusive grabbed his attention. the headline, president trump told leaders in july he wanted to build up the nuclear arsenal. a move that would violate international treaties. the details came from three officials who were in the room. >> reporter: the president called for a dramatic increase in the nation's nuclear arsenal rat ling some of his own top advisors. >> a tense meeting last summer that led rex tillerson to call president trump a moron. >> reporter: the u.s. increasing their stock pile lead to an arm's race. >> president trump fired back on twitter, where aeelse, calling e story pure fiction. he also suggested challenging nbc's license. >> the president is an incredible advocate of the first amendment. >> nbc stands by its reporting. let's bring in our team of reporters who broke the story peter alexander at the white house and with me on s

. >> justin trudeau each with president trump today and justin trudeau playing up the similarities between his policy objectives and the president, the canadian leader arrived in washington just as the fourth round of talks on the north american free trade agreement begins. president trump says the deal may have to be terminated. the u.s. navy has fire the top two officers on the uss john s. mccain was quite a with an oil tanker, 10 sailors killed in the collision near singapore. the navy called the accident preventable and said the ship's captain and executive officer are being reassigned. northernires in california are likely to have a long-term impact on the state light -- wine industry with four napa valley vineyards having been significantly destroyed or damaged and the damage may be worsening and a beer -- neighboring sonoma county and people have died and 2000 homes, businesses, and other buildings destroyed. lawmakers in the u.k. tried to backtrack legislation that would cap household energy prices and the role for consumers is to benefit from limits this winter, this could take mo

today canadian prime minister justin trudeau brought his case directly to the oval office. kayla tausche has more. >> reporter: in a meeting with the canadian prime minister, president trump said tough negotiations are ahead over trade negotiations with canada, the u.s., and mexico. >> i've been opposed to nafta for a long time in terms of the fairness of nafta. we'll renegotiate. if we can't make a deal, we'll leave it. but maybe that won't be necessary. >> reporter: labor groups hosted protest signs outside the talks as business groups worried requirements for higher share of u.s. parts in autos might kill the deal. ahead of the meeting with the president, prime minister justin trudeau and foreign minister christie of freeland met with the ways and means committee which oversees trade agreements. in prepared remarks, trudeau touted trade with canada and thanks the group for inviting him. committee aides say canada requested it. the fact of the meeting underscores an uneasy alliance with nafta partners worried the white house is proposing purposely unpopular demands in thi

justin trudeau will arrive shortly for a meeting with president trump. trade, the topic eam eamon javers live. >> reporter: not a lot of the pomp and circumstance that you see with head of state meetings. we are waiting for justin trudeau to arrive any time now there has been a lot swirling around the bhit houwhite house s morning. the president woke up to an article in which thomas barrack, the real estate investor, criticized him saying the president is better than this. he is frustrated with some of the president's rhetoric no response from folks at the white house. the expectation in the west wing is if there is any response from that, it will come directly from the president himself, a phone call from tom barack directly to the president of the united states the president expressing skepticism on twitter over the broadcast television networks going directly after the nbc news network with all of the fake news coming out of nbc an the networks, at what point is it appropriate to challenge their license? bad for the country. here is the headline he is

president donald trump has been holding talks with his canadian counterpart justin trudeau at the white house the pair are discussing the nafta trade deal which trump has threatened to call out of trump also denied reports that he wanted to massively increase america's nuclear arsenal. no i never discuss i think somebody said i want ten times the nuclear weapons that we have right now right now we have so many nuclear weapons i want them in perfect condition perfect shape that's the only thing i've ever discussed general matters put out a statement or is putting out a statement saying that that was fake news that it was just mentioned that way and it's frankly disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write syria's interior ministry says two people have been killed and six injured in an attack on a police enter in the capital damascus at least three suicide bombers are said to have tried to storm the building two of the attackers were killed on the spot those are the headlines i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour a member of the news hour as well

we are here with a man who has become a friend of mind, prime minister justin trudeau and mrs. trudeau. thank you very much. we appreciate it. we're discussing many things including nafta but we have discussions scheduled for quite a few subjects. i think we both look very much forward. i want to tell you, justin, great honor to have you both with us. thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you. great to be back here in the oval office. the president said, a lot things to discuss. we have incredibly close relationship, two countries interwoven in our economies, in our cultures, in our people but we have a good, a good partnership and there is always a ways to improve it. always issues we need to talk through. that's why having ongoing constructive relationship between the president and the prime minister is really important and i'm glad to be able to meet with you here again today. [speaking french] >> mr. president, is nafta dead? >> we'll see what happens. we have a tough negotiation and it is something that you will know in the not-too-distant future but we are going to be

you know sometimes just walking along prime minister justin trudeau has said that mending the relationship with indigenous communities is a priority the six hundred million dollars settlement is part of a larger process of truth and reconciliation that began back in two thousand and eight. elements to begin to right the wrongs of this dirck chapter of the sixty's. we reached out to the office of the minister of indigenous affairs about they declined to join the program joining us for more pamela is associate professor i'm chair in indigenous governance at ryerson university in toronto in toronto comrade prince is a sixty scoop survivor and director of indigenous and native programs with save the children canada. comrade good to have you here usually when you share family pages they know they're lovely but when i am sharing your pictures they mean so much more i have four here took us through what's happening and who we're seeing why it's important. well the picture there is my first and brace of my my mom in two thousand and that was after about a decade long search for. and trying to find

canadian prime minister justin trudeau will speak tonight about the importance of gender equality. tonight's gala will be held at the smithsonian american art museum. developing now-- we are entering the final stretch before virginians head to the polls to pick their next governor. the two men vying for the job faced off in a final debate last night. republican ed gillespie and democrat lieutenant governor ralph northam squared off at the university of virginia. here are a couple of the exchanges from the debate. northam leads by 7 points in a new poll northam leads by 7 points in a new poll from christopher newport university. today-- it's do or die for the washington nationals. facing elimination after dropping game 3 to the cubs. ace starter max scherzer was absolutely tremendous on the hill. but after he was pulled in the 7th inning, the cubs took advantage. chicago's albert alomar jr. singles to left .. to score the tying run.. then in the 8th .. anthony rizzo bloops one to left .. bringing in the game winning run. cubs win 2-1 and lead the series 2 games to one. game 4 is ton

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is visiting mexico at a very delicate moment in terms of the north american free trade agreement that binds canada mexico and the united states together in a free trading block he's come straight from washington where president trump as he has been for some time was musing about whether it might not be best to scrap all together nafta and have bilateral trading agreements he's negotiators in the fourth round of negotiations now over enough to are apparently playing hardball they're trying to get things that the canadian makes contains don't really want to give now until now mates can kind of had quite a united front they both said that they want to modernize this agreement but they want to keep this agreement with it both in very different positions as well while the united states and canada both developed countries have quite a healthy trade balance makes coke and the u.s. u.s. has has a more than sixty billion trade deficit with mexico last year and that's precisely what president donald trump is worried about about eighty percent of mexico's expor

trudeau thank you so much for filing that report alex lyla get your point for us from toronto. thank you. spanish pm marianna says he will return catalonia to law and order as his government readies to take measures against the cattle on independence crisis today speaking at an e.u. summit in brussels he said he had two goals in mind and those are to return the observance of laws and return to institutional normality and this after he confirmed that article one fifty five of the spanish constitution would be invoked that the move to suspend elements of catalonia is self rule ruling party is now calling on the catalan president to put an end to spain's worst political crisis in forty years. and a suicide bomber killed at least fifty people inside a mosque in kabul afghanistan the attack occurred on friday night in the western part of out of the afghan capital during the night prayers an armed man walked into the building and opened fire on worshippers then detonated his explosives at least forty five people were injured that exact number of casualties still yet to be confirmed m

us president donald trump is holding talks with his canadian counterpart justin trudeau at the white house the pair are discussing the nafta trade deal which trump has threatened to pull out of but during the photo opportunity trump strayed off the topic it is at the white house monitoring developments for us so tell us a little bit about what exactly he did say and how he strayed off topic. well in the essence he is fighting back against reports he doesn't like in the media the topic to shore is a report by n.b.c. news that over the summer time donald trump said in a meeting and this is cited by three unnamed officials u.s. officials that in fact don't talk said he wanted to increase america's nuclear arsenal to nine hundred sixty two levels in essence ten times what it currently is right now this is something that the president is denying in fact when speaking to reporters as well as on social media he has called this reporting by n.b.c. news fake news and in fact he said it is totally unnecessary. no i never discuss i think somebody said i want ten times the nuclear weapons that w

absolutely justin trudeau is coming to mexico in a really delicate moment as you just said there for these two countries and that's because of the third member of the north american free trade agreement the united states is increasingly playing hardball in the negotiations over how it should be modernized or whether it should continue at all president donald trump has been very publicly ambivalent for quite some time about nafta musing over whether it should continue and president prime minister trudeau is actually come to mexico straight from washington where he did talk to president trump and so mexico and canada have both said that they think that the nafta should continue but they are in quite different positions the canadian trade balance with the united states is relatively healthy whereas the u.s. has quite a large trade deficit about sixty billion dollars last year with mexico and about eighty percent of mexican exports do go to the united states so they're in very different positions in terms of their power for negotiation and president trump even suggested that might lead t

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and president trump just welcomed canadian prime minister justin trudeau. we're hoping to hear from both leaders soon. the president may be focussed on foreign policy this hour but this morning a new nbc news exclusive grabbed his attention. the headline, president trump told leaders in july

trudeau u.s. president donald trump emphasized that he could also live without a deal. i said we'll renegotiate and i mean i think justin understands this if we can't make a deal it'll be terminated and that'll be fun because if you well we're going to do well the third partner in the agreement already appears to be preparing for the worst mexico's foreign minister says his country has no interest in a deal that involves thinly disguised protectionism we're going to get it what we can't allow is for a free trade agreement to stop being for free trade and it was that if that doesn't suit mexico we have to be prepared to say no and if necessary to walk out of dialogue and if necessary we'll leave the treaty mexico is bigger than nafta even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several. proposals still on the table that could tire deal. that c

other news tonight canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in washington to discuss nafta as liberal groups meet on capitol hill protesting the trade deal and both the president and california's governor declared a state of emergency as wildfires in the state caused hundreds to go missing and b. one bombers conduct drills on the korean peninsula as the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt leaves port in heads to the western pacific. reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight with canadian prime minister justin trudeau who is in washington this afternoon to meet with president about the proposed changes to nafta the fourth round of negotiations on the twenty three year old agreement between the united states mexico and canada are now underway the president said nafta would be one of the topics at the forefront of discussion with the prime minister trudeau today we'll see what happens we have a tough negotiation and it's something that you will know in the not too distant future but we are going to be discussing nafta and we'll b

that's something justin trudeau denies and he will try to persuade mr trump that "canada is not america's problem" when talks get underway near washington. he's also expected to say that canada is america's biggest customer. the united states lost one third of oui’ the united states lost one third of our manufacturing jobs since nafta. .. it is our manufacturing jobs since nafta... it is an unbelievable numberand nafta... it is an unbelievable number and statistics. so what are we doing? my administration policy, tax reform, trade policy, will return significant manufacturing jobs to our country. everything is going to be based on bringing our jobs back, the good jobs, the real jobs. with me isjulian howard, from the investment firm gam. good morning. it will be interesting. i would like to be a fly on the wall. i think it will be mega all could. donald trump is focused on the big trade deficit with mexico but it affects canada as well because it is part of the 02 motive chain. —— boka chain. what he wa nts motive chain. —— boka chain. what he wants is the 50% of cars to have co

trudeau abogo o por norteamerica y dice que s seguiran siendo socios y amigos, la ultima estapa es la mas co compleja porque las partes han e endurecido sus condiciones, para mexico queda solo terminar el r tratado definitivamente >> al regresar en noteiciero t e telemundo, los vzenezolano se r preparan para elecciones regi regionales totalmente poraliz a poralizadas >> tambien escucharan algunas de las claves para frenar la epi epidemia de la obesidad infantil >> se acaban las rachas para el real madrid y el barcelona, le diremos cual es en el segmento de deportes, ya volvemos. a vol. never ending pasta bowl está de vuelta en olive garden. desde $9.99. ven por más de 100 combinaciones de pastas, salsas e toppings. como el favorito de todos, chicken alfredo... más ensaldada y pan ilimitados. solo por tiempo limitado, en olive garden. ¿o que los hombres no horneamos? no cocinan? ¿o que nosotras no hacemos parrilladas? hay muchos mitos en la cocina. como el que dice que aceite de oliva es el único bueno para el corazón. el aceite de maíz mazola tiene muchos más bloqueadores nat

and washington thank you very much canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in mexico city to meet with mexican president enrique pena nieto he's there on the heels of a tense trip to washington where the fourth round of nafta renegotiations began on wednesday the leaders dodged questions about the u.s. president's comments made a day earlier that he might see bilateral agreements if the u.s. walks away from nafta instead both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a trilateral renegotiation of the north american free trade agreement. in the end i wouldn't take seriously whatever is said during the course of these negotiations. i wouldn't pay it more attention than what's being said at the negotiating table. it's from that negotiating table where the agreement we hope to reach will eventually come. around which you know. we will continue very seriously the work we do. we will know we want anyway from the table based on those with ford we will discuss those proposals and we will counter those proposals and we will take seriously these negotiations. german chemicals john baez says it's go

well friction economic friction not just in europe but also in america canada us prime minister justin trudeau is headed for washington for the fourth round of talks to revamp the north american trade pact today is this it comes as u.s. presidents donald trump again signals the deal is doomed he wants to bring back production to the united states but many businesses warn that terminating the agreement would be bad for all involved. renegotiating nafta isn't easy last evening the u.s. president sought out allies the stanley cup winning ice hockey team the pittsburgh penguins were guests at the white house he jokingly urged the club owners to jump into the nafta bandwagon i really mean that if you want to get involved in negotiating nafta i like it because we're renegotiating nafta iran. because he may not like that because maybe he's on the other side that's what's happening that's why it's so hard to redo these trade deals because there's so many other but you know out of the other side of nafta. in the mexican senate the foreign minister made it clear that his government is not in a j

and justin trudeau found it difficult to maintain hayes compo -- his composure. >> we are less as a country. without gord downie in it. and we all knew it was coming. but we hoped it wasn't. >> wow. trudeau was a huge fan of the band, attending their last gig a year frenetic stage presence and telling long stories in the middle of his songs. he was 53 years old. >>> and hours after saudi arabia issued its decree allowing women to drive. a move by saudi arabia to polish its image to join the ranks of modern toll rant societies. >>> a classmate playing it forward. he sits down at the piano and give everybody a little music to listen to. the 10 year old has been playing since he was 5. he thought it would be great to add music to his classmates' playdates. >> listen to how good he is. ♪ so he actually started and he just plans to keep on playing. i love the folks who are there, his classmates are just like, is this baloney? >> i feel like they need a table cloth and candle light. let's set the mood here. also this kid needs a tip jar, doesn't he? >> that's a future mozart. >>> see the wild p

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in mexico city to meet with mexican president enrique pena nieto looking quite jolly arrives here but the trip comes on the heels of a tense trip to washington where the fourth round of nafta and ago renegotiations begin on wednesday the leaders dogged questions about the u.s. president's comments made a day earlier that he might seek bilateral agreements if the u.s. walks away from nothing instead both it is reaffirmed their commitment to a trilateral really goshi asia in the north american free trade agreement. now in the race to make the world less dependent on oil and other fossil fuels people are coming up with all sorts of alternatives to get our cars planes and machines moving in mexico for example a group of scientists claim to have created a biofuel revolution using our garden plants the same ones used to produce tequila. it's hard work harvesting. but it's worth it now more than ever because this him our daughter not only supplies the local to kill a plant he also helps fuel cars in the region after the juice from the ferments and m

trudeau to the white house. he threatened to withdraw from the 23-year-old agreement if he can't negotiate more favorable terms for the united states. and focussing on security here at home, the president nominating here, nielsen. she previously served inside the dhs as chief of staff for secretary john kelly and followed him to the white house where she now works as the principal deputy chief of stand. she also worked for the tsa under president bush. >>> and one of president trump's signature campaign promises is turning into reality in san diego. new video shows prototype models of the proposed wall along the boarder between the u.s. and mexico being put into place near the auto mesa port of entry. the prototypes are all between 18 and 30 feet high. >>> the nfl says it has not changed its policy regarding players' actions during the national anthem. >> that comes a day after commissioner roger goodell says everyone should stand during the anthem. the league and players association says they will work together

trudeau u.s. president donald trump emphasized that he could also live without a deal. i said will renegotiate and i mean i think justin understands this if we can't make a deal it'll be terminated and that'll be fun they're going to do well we're going to do well the third partner in the agreement already appears to be preparing for the worst mexico's foreign minister says his country has no interest in a deal that involves thinly disguised protectionism we're going to get it what we can't allow is for a free trade agreement to stop being for free trade and it was because of it that doesn't suit mexico we have to be prepared to say no and if necessary to walk out of dialogue and if necessary we'll leave the treaty mexico is bigger than nafta even the powerful american lobbying organization the u.s. chamber of commerce is turning its back. we've been patient headed and constructive but let me right now be possible and direct there are several several poison pill proposals still on the table like a

trudeau is described the incident as a terrorist attack. three american scientists have been announced have been have been joint announces joint winners rather of this year's nobel prize for medicine they were recognized for their discoveries on molecular mechanisms controlling sir kadian rhythms or put simply our body clocks. and soldiers in cameroon have killed at least eight people during protests in the countries in english speaking region and were phone activists are calling for independence from the francophone part of the country they say they are discriminated against by the french speaking majority. now catalonia its regional government is meeting today to discuss steps towards independence after a reported ninety percent of voters backed breaking away from spain in sunday's referendum although the vote was disrupted by police and has been dismissed by madrid. supporters of catalan separatism were in force again today providing a powerful backdrop for the demands of their regional leader. but despite the mood of defiance in barcelo

on the news tonight canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in washington to discuss nafta as liberal groups meet on capitol hill protesting the trade deal and both the president in california's governor declared a state of emergency as wildfires in the state caused hundreds to go missing and b. one bombers conduct drills on the korean peninsula as the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt leaves port in heads to the western pacific i'm reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on r.t. america.

trudeau is calling a terror attack. authorities say the suspect emerged from his car and began to attack the officer with a night before fleeing on foot. several hours later, averages hall was stopped where the driver's name was similar to the suspect in the attack. the truck sped off with police in high pursuit, attempting to intentionally hilt pedestrians. >> rians. >> >> policesy an isis flag was found in the vehicle. police say one woman was stabbed to death. the other had her throat cut, soldiers fatally shot the assailant. >> >> translator: yes, yes, it was total panic. we were taken out of the shop. the police, i was surprised intervened very, very quickly. >> at the same train station, four american college students was attacked with acid. in los angeles, anita vogel, "fox news." >> a u-c berkeley student recovering after he was beaten unconscious. officers were called to the campus just at 12:30 this morning. investigators say the victim got into and amtraker indication with three men and those men beat him. of

trudeau is optimistic about the negotiations he says the meeting with trump went well the secretary of state is expressing concern over the ten the detention of an employee at the u.s. diplomatic mission and turkey the staffers arrest is at the center of a diplomatic crisis between the two countries and led the u.s. embassy in ankara to suspend bases services while ankara canceled americans existing bases and stop issuing new ones in retaliation the libyan coast guard has rescued seventy five migrants who were stranded on a rubber boat one thousand women and four children were among the survivors. two people have died after suicide bombers attacked a police headquarters in the syrian capital damascus at least three attackers tried to storm the building two were killed by security forces and another detonated a suicide vest at least twenty one people have been killed hundreds are missing and wildfires in the u.s. state of california thousands of firefighters are battling twenty two fires in the northern part of the state or so the headlines news continues after al jazeera world. on t