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Hello again, you are watching BBC world news, I'm David Eades and this are the headlines: Indonesia has called for International help to get AID and heavy equipment to parts of Sulawesi, hit by friday's earthquake and tsunami. At least eight hundred people are known to have died. The figure is expected to rise. The United States and Canada reached a last minute deal on the North America free trade agreemen. It's told that Canada will give the US access to it's diary market in return for protection against tariffs on cars. Macedonia's Pro-European Prime Minister says he will press on with the parlamentary vote to change the country's name to "North Macedonia", even though sunday's referendum on the issue failed to give him a clear mandate. A typhoon in Japan has left two people dead and more than a hundred and twenty injured. Gale-force winds and very heavy rainfall caused extensive damage. Three quarters of a million homes in Tokyo are still without power.