discussion. next, an arizona governor speaks with the former u.s. ambassador to mexico about arizona and mexico trade and border policy. about how at an event it could help both countries economies. later, mexico's ambassador to the u.s. talks about the influx of migrants coming into the u.s. from central american company -- countries. >> good morning everyone. i am at the mexico institute. i am cochair of the advisory board for the institute and it is my great pleasure to be here. from right after his election in he4, 1 of the first things did was invest in the partnership with mexico. he recognized how important arizona is to mexico. one of his first trips, i got to receive him when i was ambassador. our very first trip. thank you for the hospitality. >> going back to mexico city was our first international trip upon reelection. >> i am having a tough time figuring out what people complain about the heat in arizona. >> it gets a little hot. just a further south. a state you partner with a lot. it gets hotter sometimes. >> anyway, it is great to have the governor here with us today. als

continuaciÓn, mÉxico contra costa rica. imperdible juego. en nombre de todos, haitÍ le dio la vuelta y venciÓ a canadÁ 3-2. no se vaya y continÚa en la seÑal de univisiÓn deportes. cuéntame. me chocaron yendo al trabajo. y después, cuando llego a casa veo que un árbol se había caído sobre el techo. tranquila, aquí estamos para ayudar. pero como dice mi abuela, que no hay dos sin tres, aquí estoy esperando. no hay problema, aquí me quedo. aaaaaahhh!!!! ¡¿qué pasó?! no, nada, nada, fue el gato elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. otros pueden traerte la comida a tu puerta. pero, ¿pueden traerte fist bumps... y high fives? ¿pueden provocar mini estampidas? ¿darte estatus de héroe instantáneo? ¿o volver atrás en el tiempo, con la vuelta de una manija? otros pueden traerte la comida. pero nosotros te traemos... algo más. llevándote felicidad. mcdonald's en uber eats. (voz) este (alex)x, fanát¡mi tarjeta!olor. [música] (voz) y entre tantos cantos y porras, apenas se dio cuenta de que no encuentra su tarjeta de débito. por suerte, él pu

live from berlin mexico avoids potentially devastating us terrorists with a last minute deal on migration president from says planned levies on mexican goods are suspended indefinitely after mexico breeds to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up the. oceans are crucial to sustaining life but they face mounting problems like plastic waits for world oceans day our reporter goes to sierra leone to see what's being done to stop them. and germany's women kick off their world cup campaign with the one victory over china. i'm michael thanks for joining us. the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through the country to the u.s. border but the deal appeals to fork fall short of key u.s. demand that mexico accept a designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently take in most central american asylum seekers. it's the end of a dispute that t

tee of the trump administration's new trade fight with mexico. >>> looking for safety. ou market monitor has some stock picks he says can weather this latest storm. those stories and much more tonight on "nightly business or report"his friday, may 31st. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. stocks fell sharply capping a brutal month for the market. today's declines were driven by trade tensions not b u.s. and china, but with mexico and that's where we begin tonight. ent trump rattled investors worldwide with a tweet threatening tariffsann mex imports beginning june 10th. the tariffs would start at 5%,y potentia rising to 25%. the president said they would be in place until illegal immigration across the southern border was stopped. that surtise thr sent stocks sliding. ones industrial average fell 3254 points to fall below 25,000. the nasdaq was down 114 and the s&p 500 slid 36. tausche reports tonight from the white house. >> a frustrated president trump took to twitter to announce new tariffs on mexico as a tool to crack down on border crossings. the greenight with theop whi

this is d.w. news live from berlin mexico avoids potentially devastating u.s. tariffs with a last minute deal on migration president trump says planned levies on mexican goods are suspended indefinitely after mexico agrees to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up the. german foreign minister heiko mass makes a surprise stop in baghdad on the 1st day of a tour of the middle east and the top diplomat is hoping to reduce tensions with iran we have expert analysis. and the women's world cup soccer flying's down for the tournament hosts a look back on a big night in paris a look forward at what's to come on day to day. i'm rebecca routers welcome to the program the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through the country to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of a key u.s. demands that mexico except a designation of safe 3rd country that would hav

minister ensuring him that president trump is sure of imposing tariffs on mexico, stop illegal immigration, secure its side of the mexico border and end their tolerance of the cartel corruption that's overtaken most of mentioner coand nearly the entire border between our two countries. here's what the president said he expects of any deal with mexico. >> they have their entire delegation right now going over to probably the white house location but to negotiate with our people. mexico, the drugs that are coming in, the people coming in unchecked, they're come in by the millions and they think they will stop it. i think they want to make a deal. lou: we'll find out despite border apprehensions reaching levels unseen in 13 years, the president is now meeting with even more resistance from senate republicans who seem bound and determined to undercut the president. those rinos acting more like radical dimms than members of the president's party. we take up his fight to secure the broker southern border, the broken immigration system and the rinos who stand in his way. we'll be join

, assuring the minister that president trump is absolutely serious about imposing tariffs on mexico and its exports to this country, affirming the president's insistence that mexico stop illegal immigration, secure its side of the u.s./mexico border and end their tolerance of the cartel corruption that has overtaken most of mexico and nearly the entire border between our two countries. here's what the president said he expects of any deal with mexico. >> mexico, you know, wants to make a deal. they have their entire delegation right now going over to probably the white house location, but they're negotiating with our people. mexico, look, the drugs that are coming in, the people that are coming in unchecked, they're coming up by the millions, and i think they will stop it. i think they do want to do something, i think they want to make a deal. lou: we'll find out. despite border apprehensions reaching levels unseen in 13 years, the president is now meeting with even more resistance from senate republicans who seem bound and determined to undercut the president. those rinos acting more like

are the top stories we are covering in the next hour. wall street climbs on speculation mexico tariffs will be avoided. oil is in a bear market is u.s. stockpiles rise the most in 80 years. movesat/renault merger closer or the sides appeared to have cleared most hurdles. the escalating trade may force negotiations with china off course. shery: we have breaking news at the moment. we are hearing from moody's and fitch, both the downgrading the outlook for mexico. moody's saying its outlook has been downgraded from negative to stable. also, they have reaffirmed their rating for mexico. the outlook has been downgraded to stable. fitch ratings has downgraded the mexican idr and revised the outlook from stable to negative. you can see the mexican peso right now weakening significantly after the latest news. we are, of course, expecting a press conference from mexican officials on how those trade negotiations with the u.s. have .one as we continue to see the u.s. threatened 5% tariffs on mexico from june 10 if mexico does not do more on illegal immigration. let's get you started on a

wilson center hosted this conference on improving border management between the u.s. and mexico. in this portion of the event, senator john cornyn of texas spoke about border security, cross-border trade, and the u.s. mexico trade agreement. this is 30 minutes. >> me know when it is time to go. >> good morning. so, welcome to the wilson center. we are going to get started today. i am chris wilson, the deputy director of the new mexico institute here and i lead our work on the u.s.-mexico border along with other things. we are pleased to be partnering with the border trade alliance again on our sixth annual building competitive u.s. mexico border,. the u.s. mexico border especially when viewed for washington or on the national news media is understood principally as a risk. entranceal enters -- .4 iteris the task, a risk for jump trafficking, a risk of unauthorized immigration, and it is in a sense all of those things. it does represent some risk. the u.s. mexico border is absolutely an integral part of our homeland defense system as well as good policing and plenty of other pieces o

mexico avoids potentially devastating us terror for the last minute deal on migration. president trump says planned levies on mexican goods are suspended indefinitely after mexico agrees to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up. german foreign minister hi tomas begins a tour of the middle east with stops in jordan and iraq he's hoping to reduce tensions with the wrong. then germany's women have got their world cup campaign off to a winning start with a one nil victory over china. i'm michael okwu thanks for joining us the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through the country to the u.s. for her but the deal appears to fall short of a key u.s. demand that mexico accept a designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently taken most. well american asylum seekers. it's the end of a dispute that threatened an all out trade war between

mexico avoids potentially devastating us fair with a last minute deal on migration. president trump says planned levies on mexican goods are suspended indefinitely after mexico agrees to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up. oceans are crucial to sustaining life but they face melting problems like plastic waits for world oceans day out. to see what's being done to stop it. and the women's world cup open germany with a win in china over china and the tournament got off to a flying start for host france south korea for parents. a michael ok welcome to the program. the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through the country to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of a key u.s. demand that mexico accept a designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently take in most central american asylum seekers. it's the end of a dispute

to the white house. i asked about details of the deal with mexico. >> i was in the negotiations wednesday. they initially offered to move thousands of national guard to their southern border but before the end of the day, before the end of the week, 6,000 mexican national guard to their southern border. they'll be doing check points throughout new mexico to determine people's immigration status as they move through their country. and most notably of all mexico has agreed to take back all of the people from central america who have come into our country, applied for asylum and have them remain in mexico while we consider their asylum requests. these are things mexico had never agreed to do before. they're doing them now and it is all the result of president trump's strong and decisive leadership, but the truth of the matter is we need congress now to step up. mexico has done more to address the crisis on our southern border than congress has and it is time for congress to step up. to provide the resources. it's time to work with this administration and reform our asylum laws. clo

that a deal between washington and mexico on tariffs and immigration is very significant with an important outcome but just a day after the agreement migrants continue to make the journey between guatemala and mexico the southern border mexico has deployed 6000 members of its national guard to the guatemalan border to try to stem the flow of migrants the white house suspended plans to impose tariffs on all mexican goods as possible of the deal rob reynolds reports now from washington. the u.s. threat to impose punitive tariffs on mexico led to a week of intense negotiations ending in a last minute accord president donald trump announced in a tweet the united states of america has reached its signed agreement with mexico the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the u.s. on monday against mexico are hereby indefinitely suspended mexico in turn has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration through mexico and to our southern border this is being done to greatly reduce or eliminate illegal immigration coming from mexico and into the united states mexican foreign m

lunes con mÁs informaciÓn. >> esta zona noticias. mÉxico y estados unidos alcanzan un acuerdo que incluye la militarizaciÓn de la frontera con guatemala .el presente trump suspende los aranceles a las importaciones mexicanas. ahora se aplica todos los habitantes de asilo que tiene estados unidos a travÉs de mÉxico. y de varios se sumarÁ demanda de varios estados contra un grupo de farmacÉuticas responsables, supuestamente, de estafar a consumidores. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. enrique: humo blanco en washington. no habrÁ aranceles a productos mexicanos gracias a este acuerdo entre ambos gobiernos para controlar el flujo migratorio procedente de centroamÉrica. méxico se compromete a tomar medidas mÁs severas para contener la entrada de migrantes indocumentados a esto va a crear una fuerza adicional de 6000 elementos de la guardia civil en ese país.de esto nos habla pablo. pablo: tras mucha atenciÓn mÉxico y empresas y consumidores de estados unidos respiran tranquilos. no habrÁ aranceles contra mÉx

joining us. ♪ ♪ >> good evening. trump asked for the government of mexico to act responsibly, be america's allies in the fight against the drug cartels that smuggle illimitable immigrants, women and children for the sex trade across our quarter. president lopez as for the past several months, the ignored his injuries but are rejected them. as the numbers breach record level, they are increasing influence over the government and mexico itself. the cartel dealing drugs on both sides of the southern border. trump said no more today. announcing the u.s. will on june 10, implement tariffs on all of mexico's expert to the u.s. unless mexico secures side of our border. in stops illegal immigrants in mexico no matter their national origin and stop altogether the influx of illegals and america. so how has mexico and its government responded their foreign minister is on his way to washington d.c. obviously seeking talks on the issue. the reaction of corporate america was swift. the business media, wall street, the radical dems all howling in protest of tariffs. the chamber of commerce goin

: mexico and the u.s. reach a deal to avert a trade war, canceling plans for the u.s. to impose a 5% tariff on all imported mexican goods that was due to take effect today, and increase to 25% by october. trump celebrated the deal over the weekend, but "the new york times" reports that mexico had promised to take many of the steps they agreed to months ago. we'll get the latest. we will speak with lori wallach. then longtime civil rights leader reverend barber was convicted thursday of trespassing for staging the 2017 protest against gerrymandering and attacks on health care at the north carolina legislature. >> if you did not mean what was in the constitution, then you should not have written it. and saying america doesn't have enough resources. if you can find it to join dollar tax cut, you can find the resources for everybody. health care and have a living wage. amy: reverend william barr per joins us from raleigh, north carolina. all of that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. and mexico reached a deal frida

threats are. global markets breathed a sigh of relief after mexico avoids costly u.s. tariffs but washington says it's keeping them in its back pocket just in case. and ready player one we take you to eat 3 of the electronic entertainment expo in was angeles for some of the world's of because gaming companies are in feeling the latest. also on the show who do iceland's dream the ownership outsourcing has caused the made in iceland brand to on bravo. this is the w. business i'm on in berlin welcome to the show and overdid us mexico trade war has markets cheering terrorist that should have come into force monday were avoided that's after mexico agreed to do more to stem migration from central america to the u.s. but the details of the deal are limited at the white house has warned terrorists might not be off the table forever if things gone differently the goods in these trucks would have been subject to a 5 percent tariff as soon as they crossed into the united states on monday phosphate would have it the deal was struck just in time leaving mexico's government breathing a sigh of

al jazeera, live from london. mexico will reinforce its southern border to stop migrants , but the white house will move forward with trade tariffs. who killed his patient is convicted of murdering 87 people. also. >> on behalf of my nation, i just want to say thank you. leaders and veterans gather in france to pay tribute to the soldiers, sailors, and airmen who took part in d-day 75 years ago. ♪ >> the african union has suspended sudan over the crackdown on protesters, which has killed 108 people. the suspension will stay in place until power is handed over to civilians. it is considering sanctions against individuals it considers responsible. sudan's health ministry have denied reports saying over 100 have been killed, saying only 61 have died in this week's violence. they have valid on to press ahead until the military council is ousted. we have this report. >> another person with a bullet wound. medics rushed to stop the bleeding. then another wound. all the while, the sound of gunfire. monday. this is the latest video to emerge from when the paramilitary group fired on unar

management between u.s. and mexico and how that could strengthen economic competitiveness for both countries. he also discussed border security and the u.s./mexico/canada trade agreement. hosted by the wilson center, this is just under a half an hour. >>> good morning. so welcome to the wilson center. we're going to get started today. i'm chris wilson. i'm the deputy director of the mexico institute here and i lead our work on the u.s./mexico border among some other things. we're very pleased to be partnering with the border trade alliance once again, our sixth annual u.s./mexico border conference. i say too often the mexico border, when viewed on the national news media is understood as a potential risk. potential entrance point for a terrorist attack, thank goodness something that's never occurred, it's a risk for drug trafficking, a risk for unauthorized immigration and it is, in a sense all of those things. it does represent some risks. the u.s./mexico border is an integral part of our homeland defense system along with intelligence work and international partnerships and good

cares. great honor to be with you. we're doing very well. mexico is doing a great job at the border, we want the democrats to help us as much as mexico and we'll have absolutely no problem at the border, we'll clean it up very quickly. but the agreement with mexico has been great. they've been working very hard. we're doing very well together. good relationship. yes. >> in a speech today joe biden was say urg policies represent an exiss ten rble threat to this nation. what do you say to joe biden? president trump: i heard biden who is a loser, he never got more than 1% except obama took him off the trash heap and now it looks like he's failing. it looks like his friends from the left are going to overtake him pretty soon. his whole campaign is hate trump. look at what the oba ma administration did in terms of the military, in terms of security, in terms of other nation, in terms of almost everything, much of it new fortunately for everybody here has been overturned but look, when a man has to mention my name 76 times in a speech that means he's in trouble. now i have to tell you, he

on mexican goods starting june 10 unless mexico stops migrants- - mostly from central american countries-- from crossing into the u.s. tariffs would increase 5% every month until they reach 25%. this morning acting white house ief of staff mick mulvan said mr. trump is "deadly serious" about the tariffs and suggesd mexico stop the migrants at their southern border. >> they can secure theirrn soutorder, their southern border with guatemala. and most of the people who arero coming in h mexico now are not mexico-- are not mexicans. they are from guatemala,hel salvador, countries south of mexico. that border is only a quarter as elong as the border with united states. >> thompson: we will have more on the situation in mexico and the tariff threat coming up later in the broadcast. tensions between the united states andhina rose on both economic and military fronts today. speaking in switzerland, secretary of state mike pompeo urged countries doing business with china to exercise caution. >> the united states welcomes china's participation in the global economy as long as it plays by

inmigrantes de diversas partes del mundo esperan en mÉxico una respuesta a su peticiÓn de asilo del gobierno estadounidense. cuÁl es su peor error de los primeros dos aÑos de gobierno? quizÁs en alguna de las preguntas que el presidente trump contesto en entrevista. y la subasta de bienes hincado a dos a grupos criminales no tuvo el Éxito que anticipaba el gobierno mexicano. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. fÉlix: buenas noches. la amenaza del presidente de un operativo para deportar masivamente a indocumentados tiene un plazo, dos semanas, que tendrÁn el filabres de ambos partidos para llegar a un consenso que cambien las leyes de asilo. el mandatario catalogÓ la suspensión de las redadas como una oportunidad para los demÓcratas. pero su decisiÓn puede estar influenciada por la crÍtica que recibiÓ, incluso de ice. >> por quÉ postergÓ trump durante dos semanas las deportaciones quiero darle alas demÓcratas la Última oportunidad negociar rÁpidamente cambios sencillos en materia de asilo y lagunas legales. esta red era l

suspended after reaching an agreement with mexico to them is flow off migrants at the border. shortly after returning home, he says i am pleased to inform you that the united states of america has reached a signed agreement with mexico. monday against mexico are hereby indefinitely suspended. mexico in turn has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration to mexico and our southern border. this is being done to greatly reduce or illiminate illegal migrations. what do you think about what's happened here with president trump the mexican tariffs? the tariffs that weren't, i should say? >> well, it doesn't appear that donald trump bought what he wanted. when he started f you recall, he said unless mexico reduces the migrant flow to zero or ends it completely the tariffs will go into effect. perhaps we have to come to recognize with this president the statements of presidential authority are no longer staumts of fact but thaw are rhetorical metaphorical statements because obviously nothing is go tag reduce the migrant flows to zero or end the migrant flows. they've essenti

between the united states and mexico continue tonight with only days before the administration will swipe a 5% tariff on exports to the united states. >>> a warship only 100 feet from colliding with our philippine cruisers in the sea. >>> president trump and the first lady are home. they've returned from their extraordinary six-day trip to europe and a state visit with queen elizabeth ii and outgoing prime minister teresa may np in normandy, the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of d-day and a brief visit to ireland. more on the president's most successful overseas trip, edward lawrence with the story from the white house. ed? >> well, lou, president donald trump and house speaker nancy pelosi have been trading jabs back and forth. as first reported by politico, house speaker nancy pelosi told her colleagues that she didn't want to see president trump impeached, she wanted to see him in prison. the president tweeting a few hours ago, nervous nancy pelosi is a disgrace to herself and her family for having made such a disgusting statement. goes on the say democrats are getting not

trump says he's reached a deal with mexico over migrants and border security. ethiopia's prime minister calls for unity and an end to violence in sudan after talks with protestors and the military, russia under pressure to release an anti—corruption journalist accused of drug possession. the ultimate destination, a month's stay at the international space station for $35,000 a night. and the womens‘ world cup is underway, hosts france begin with four goal win against south korea. hello, and welcome. the united states and mexico have reached a deal on migration, which suspends a threat by president trump to raise taxes on mexican imports. a joint declaration says mexico will take unprecedented steps to stop the surge in migrants, and dismantle human trafficking groups. 0ur correspondent in washington, chris buckler, explains. in recent days we have seen mexico do its best to crack down on those routes that migrants were using to move from central america through mexico to the united states. they had already promised thousands of national guards. now we have seen a key concession from

post. this is news a lie from mexico avoids potentially devastating u.s. tariffs with a last minute deal on migration president trump says planned levies on mexican goods are suspended indefinitely after next recent do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up. german foreign minister heiko mosque begins a tour of the middle east with stops in jordan and iraq he's hoping to reduce tensions with iran. and the women's world cup 2 or 3 lines start for the tournament we'll look back on the big night in paris and look forward at what's to come on the day to day. i'm michael okwu thanks for joining us the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through the country to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of a key u.s. demand that mexico accept a designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently taken most central american asylum seekers. i

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awaiting a press conference to take place at the mexican embassy in washington. this is mexico's secretary of foreign affairs will be speaking after a meeting with the vice president and the secretary of state and the holdland security secretary at the white house in a last-ditch effort to avoid tariffs. "the evening edit" starts right now. let's get to jackie very on that issue whether there will be a deal with mexico before monday. is the meeting still going on? >> right now we just saw secretary of state mike pompeo leave a short while ago, around 6:00. the meeting was supposed to wrap around 5:30. we haven't seen anybody else come in or leave. we are told at the meeting was vice president mike pence, secretary pompeo and dhs secretary. we were told robert lighthizer would be at that meeting, but he wasn't at the meeting. light highser has not been in favor of them. we did see trade advisor peter navarro. he went in about 5:30. he didn't take any questions. we don't know if the tariffs of 5% are going to be imposed monday. then there is the conversation around this. there has

reached a signed agreement with mexico. the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the u.s. on monday against mexico are hereby indefinitely suspended. mexico, in turn, has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration through mexico into our southern border. this is being done to eliminate or greatly reduce illegal imgralsion coming from mexico into the united states. details of the agreement will be released shortly by the state department. thank you."

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin mexico's signals tighter migration controls as u.s. tariffs loom record numbers of central american migrants are heading through mexico to the u.s. but their numbers could windell this washington ramps up pressure on its southern neighbors. a mystery death this german politician was founded with a bullet in his head the police say it wasn't suicide so who might have been behind his killing. also on the show all aboard the space walker so says the 1st commercial smitten to the international space station could take place next year but one of the space travelers will have to foot an astronomical bill for the trip . hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the white house says it plans to follow through on threats to slap tariffs on mexican imports that's despite signs of progress at an ongoing set of talks between the 2 countries trump is trying to ramp up pressure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants through the southern u.s. border vice president mike pence says that although he's encouraged by mexico's lates

the southern border worsens, the president has taken bold action against mexico, implementing a to begin on june 10. my next guest says mexico exports illegal aliens and it's time to tax them. peter navarro, thank you for being with us. >> good evening. before we start, from the white house and president trump, our thoughts and prayers are with the people of virginia beach at this time of trouble. as he said in his tweet, the federal government will do whatever we can to help them. judge jeanine: they are entitled to our prayers and our thoughts. i want to start the segment on what led to this idea of tariffs on the imports. i understand the president for a time tried a lot of different diplomatic efforts. holding asylum seekers in mexico. he was talking about mexico holding people and not letting them come over the border. monitoring them. now we have the president threatening an escalation of tariffs beginning june 10 with 5% then going to october with up to 25%. how did we get there? >> we have an industry in mexico that's been growing for decade. mexico has been abusing this co

barcena. ambassador barcena is the first female ambassador of mexico to the united states. she's been a member of the foreign service for a long time and mexico's a professional in this trajectory that she's been the foreign service since 1979 including many important post but among those ambassador to the kingdom of denmark and ambassador to the public of turkey, nonresident to turkmenistan composter she was a permanent resident of mexico to the united nations i have to say from the first time that i met ambassador barcena in washington and spoke with her she talked about her desire to focus on the u.s.-mexico border come focus on as a place of opportunity and a bright spot in a troubled relationship in some ways but definitely as a global economic powerhouse and a really just vitally key important part of this relationship. so i'm doing a lot of work on the border and i immediately liked her. was very happy to have her here. she's always of course been aware that border issues also include another set of issues, a set of security challenges in that should be in charge of managing secu

world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live. >>> today on the show, trump and mexico. who won, who lost? and will this deal solve the migrant crisis? also the trump administration's middle east plan. . will it be dead on arrival? the man with the plan, jared kushner, has cast out on whether palestinians are capable of governing themselves. i'll talk to palestinian official hanan ashrawi and dan senor. >>> while in britain and france this week the president talked a lot about iran. >> iran, iran. >> always a chance of more of what he said. what is iran's reaction to his rhetoric? we'll find out. >>> finally on this weekend i'll make the case for four day work week year round. >>> but first, here's my take. donald trump declared victory in his war with mexico, of course. though he appears to a have won little more than renewed assurances that his government would get tougher on migrants from central america. he did achieve one thing with his bullying behavior by threatening tariffs that are likely in direct contravention of trade rules. he has undermined one of the most impressive am

. officials on both sides of the border say the new u.s. and mexico immigration deal isn't really new at all. and thousands of venezuelans pour into colombia after the crossing reopens for the 1st time in 4 months. and school with peter will have the action as india proved too good for australia at the cricket world cup. every violent clashes in hong kong this police broke up groups of protesters following a mass rally in the center of the city organizers say more than a 1000000 people took part in a demonstration to oppose a controversial extradition bill they fear the proposed changes would allow china to target political opponents in the territory and send them to the mainland for trial and critics say it's another sign of hong kong losing more of its autonomy. or some of call this the final fight for hong kong so how did all get to this in 2012 mass protests forced the hong kong government to cancel its plan for national education courses in schools as a way to nurture patriotism towards mainland china 2 years later demonstrators blocks the city's main roads for 2 and a half months d

coming up in the next 60 minutes the united states and mexico reach a deal to avoid punitive tariffs with president donald trump saying mexico has agreed to stem the flow of migrants into the united states. as prime minister meets sudan's protests. leaders and the military jointer but the opposition says his mediation must only lead to civilian rule. amnesty international appeals to saudi arabia not to execute a teenage boy in jail since he was 13 and facing the death penalty. and thousands of liberians turn out to protest against rising prices and the footballer turned president george weah. u.s. president donald trump says his government has now reached a migration deal with mexico suspending trade tariffs that would you to come into effect on monday under the deal migrants currently in the u.s. awaiting asylum will be sent back to mexico for their cases to be presented mexico will strengthen its migration laws and curb human smuggling operations to reduce the flow of migrants into the united states mexico's foreign minister spoke to journalists just after that deal was announced b

good night. as self indulge allegation, healthcare and work permits. mexico government is beginning to act as now obrador is now wise and responsible enough to become president trump's partner against sex traffics and drug smuggling across the u.s. and mexico border. if so, president trump has against made history, and proved that nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. and mitch mcconnell, wrong, wrong on tariffs, wrong to work again the american people and wrong to have alived themselves with -- aligned themselves with the mexican drug cartels instead of with the president and u.s. national interest. >> this something that u.s. has been trying to get for over 20 years with mexico, as soon as i put tariffs on the take tell took two days, if we -- it took two days, we have all we want, we'll be a great partner with mexico now, now they respect us. lou: first guest to talk about how the deal with mexico, will help curb the flow of illegal immigrants, drugs and gangs, joining us, mark morgan, acting dec o director of u.s. mihm u in and custom enforcement. mark. the mexican different is to ploiin

judge jeanine: breaking tonight. details emerging of the deal president trump struck with mexico last night to avert crippling tariffs. welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for making last week's "justice" the number one show all weekend long. tonight we'll go for it again with help from congress man devin anyone's, corey lewandowski, charlie kirk and more. we are hearing more about the president's deal with mexico to curb illegal immigration at our southern border and stop at least for now president trump's plan to hit that country with tariffs that were supposed to start monday. mexico will send thousands of troops to the border and offer jobs to asylum seekers sent back across the border by the united states. mexico also agrees to take steps to stop human trafficking and smuggling organizations. it's a big win for the president. here now is my opening statement. he is the first president in a generation willing to tackle america's worsening intractable out of control problem and he's willing to do so single handedly if he must. congress would rather deny hi