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in ca is the best there are 2 major components to the u.s. in ca that supposedly make it a better deal than nafta the 1st is labor standards so here is how democratic congressman richard meale the chairman of the house ways and means committee put it . but this is more than a triumph for organized labor it's a triumph for workers everywhere across america in terms of the working group members i want to say that they strengthen the labor standards a strength of the environmental chapter's the enhanced the verification mechanisms for environmental trade. all right so what is significant about the labor part of the deal was among other things this agreement requires that 75 percent of automobile components be manufactured in the united states canada and mexico in order to avoid tariffs that number though was under nafta it was only 62.5 percent so it's really not much of a change the u.s. in ca also requires that 40 to 45 percent of automobile parts be made by workers who earn at least $16.00 an hour by 2023 and by the way mexico has agreed to a

in ca because as we told you monday the new north american trade deal between the u.s. and mexico and canada has been agreed to by democrats in congress and that was the final hurdle for the trump administration to get passed in order to have this agreement ratified house speaker nancy pelosi announced the agreement tuesday morning calling it a victory for american workers listen. this is a day we've all been working to and working for on the patch to yes we were in range for elia but until we could cross a certain threshold of enforcement for our workers rights learning environment and when if you drug issues as you know they learned the areas that we had played out there. well so here's the problem though everybody on capitol hill is patting themselves on the back for this historic incredible deeply meaningful trade deal that will impact workers in such a positive way but can we just tell the truth here because politics aside the u.s. embassy a isn't a great trade deal it's in fact only a little bit better than nafta so let's go back over here to the wall where we can

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the usm ca is a win for american workers at american farmers.ing to create hundreds of thousands of jobs all across the state and nation. and i have to tell you, there are a lot of people out there taking credit for the usm ca, but i was there every step of the way. and make no mistake about it, president donald trump got it done. [applause] to this president's leadership, support of all of you and our allies that were in congress and many of which are here today. we have made america great again. [applause] but to keep america great, we need you to decide right here and right now that pennsylvania is going to vote for four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [applause] four more years. four more years. >> think about it, four more years means more jobs, former years means more judges. former years means more support for our troops. and it's going to take at least four more years to drain that swamp. [applause] you know the choice, the choice in this election couldn't be clearer. miss the stakes could not be higher. today we

in ca agreement was announced every other business show was praising this as a huge win for the u.s. but here's what we told you. so what is significant about the labor part of the deal wall mung other things this agreement requires that 75 percent of automobile components be manufactured in the united states canada and mexico in order to avoid tariffs that number though was an. under nafta it was only 62.5 percent so it's really not much of a change the us in ca also requires that 40 to 45 percent of automobile parts be made by workers who earn at least $16.00 an hour by 2023 and by the way mexico has agreed to allow arbitration over labor disputes which is certainly a positive for workers in mexico but it doesn't really affect american workers the reality here the us in ca is not bringing those jobs back it's not going to bring manufacturing back to the united states it's not going to mean more money for american workers and brant it's not going to mean lower prescription drug prices for american consumers period. a week ago will thursday the united auto workers president rory gamb

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it is very tragic, daphne ca ruana galizia, angry population.ne caruana galizia, her death, dying ina daphne caruana galizia, her death, dying in a car bomb, that is the sort of thing you don't expect from a democracy, in a democracy to happen, and apparently the prime minister's chief of staff has been implicated in some ways, so, but thatis implicated in some ways, so, but that is not proven, and nobody is guilty until it is proven, but it is tricky times in maltese politics. i know little about maltese politics but it looks like a tricky time in maltese politics. a very difficult situation the prime minister finds himself in, he has had to step down and resign, not something he would wa nt to and resign, not something he would want to do or would agree to do, but he has been forced in many ways by those extremely emotional and relentless, determined protest on the part of those who say they need to see justice for that journalists who was assassinated, essentially. it is good to see civil action, good journalism is very important for democrac

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alex ca pstick reports from jerusalem.eitarjerusalem, one of the biggest clu bs beitarjerusalem, one of the biggest clubs in the country, with a loyal, passionate following. they come from all corners of the land, with a hard—core of all corners of the land, with a ha rd—core of fans all corners of the land, with a hard—core of fans who go by the name of la familia. they are raucous, but they have also earned a notorious reputation for being racist, proud their team is the only one in israel's top division who has never selected an arab player. their behaviour was a huge problem, but this man took them on, his style confrontational. the way that i chose was to sue personally for damages for damaging the reputation of the club. i have zero tolerance for racism, absolutely zero, and my reactions towards racism is not proportional. it's not proportional. you shout one racist comment and i will sue you for $1 million. the scale of the challenge was laid bare when fans disrupted a preseason open day at the training ground. thes

in ca really doesn't change manufacturing in the u.s. or really across north america for the better. yes let me go out on a limb because i really don't believe in predictions but here i am so confident i will tell you this agreement will make no significant difference the only reason we have it is the following it's mostly political theater 90 percent theater 10 percent and i'm being generous substance let me explain what mr trump needs and wants is the theater that he is tearing up old agreements that weren't good for us and substituting new better ones see he's the champion he's making it better the democrats weren't going to give him that what they were saying was we need more protections for labor for the unions for the working people who were decimated by nafta ok here's what the deal was the democrats wanted to show they're not just impeaching the president they're doing useful things so they finally agreed to the better language for working people than the old one republicans were happy because mr trump can say he got the new agre

daphne ca ruana galizia's family have long fought to bring her killers tojustice. shady dealing among many around the prime minister and he has to go. we now expect the prime minister to leave office and parliament with immediate effect, to allow a free and full investigation into his and keith schembri's role in the assassination of daphne. but the prime minister, joseph muscat, is refusing to budge. this was him on friday. i want this case to close under my watch. i think the authorities have already delivered what many thought could not be delivered, that is major breakthroughs in the investigation. myjob is to see this investigation concluded. the criticism ofjoseph muscat is that he has overseen the murder investigation for the last two years. he and his chief of staff were privy to some of the secret information it unearthed. but that information may have leaked to suspects the police were looking into. at the same time, mr muscat, his critics say, has done little to clean up corruption at the highest levels. damian grammaticas, bbc news, malta. let's get som

in ca will not provide more jobs to auto workers and will not return a single auto job to the u.s. joining us now to discuss is the car coach lauren fix lauren thanks for being here thank you for having me so what are we missing here because there seems to be this huge disconnect between what politicians are saying about how the u.s. in ca is going to affect the auto industry and what the c b o and auto workers unions are saying about this. there's a lot there's a lot here so you have to remember that we're increasing the percentage of components that must be in a vehicle that's the top thing so it was 62.5 percent of the components through the nafta which is the old agreement had to be somewhere from the united states now it's 75 percent so those components can no longer be purchased by china and then shipped to mexico or mexico who could falsify the documents and ship it to the u.s. and say oh yeah all these parts came out of mexico so that was what was happening is they're getting a lot of chinese components being shipped in through other countries so now we're forcing this thro

to racism' campaign, we'll speak to former professional footballer and anti racism campaigner clarke calisle. and this instance celebrates its 30th anniversary, the first episode aired on the 17th of december 1989 with a christmas special and the animated series has run since then for more than 600 episodes. that is all to come. now time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. who decided this was a good idea? italy's anti—racism campaign in football is described as a "sickjoke". liverpool have a quarter final cup match at villa park tonight — but this is the first team training in qatar. jurgen klopp tells us why they've prioritised this game, despite the country's poor human rights record. and one down two to go — t20 victory for england women over pakistan. also coming up in the programme... a disappointing finish earlier this year, but adam gemili says it's only the beginning. before you know it i will be retiring and look back at your career thinking i could have done differently. i want to have no regrets. so i'm trying to take every opportunity. hello an

do i expect the decision of cas to be different from the decision of the watering scouts time no idea. from. and little russian at least speaks it as a little peek at least from russia. neutral athletes which means not representatives of any country not representatives of russia. ok jonathan. at huffington. jonathan craven deutsch about a couple of questions one to craig reedy one to jonathan. craig. the decision obviously seems somewhat similar to what's been decided before so a lot of people say well what actually has changed what has changed in this this last period and jonathan how confident are you of winning the case that casts. i think the 2nd question's been answered bush. 1st question what has changed is that from a photo into 18 we have a completely new compliance set of rules which impose us to take much stronger action and that is precisely what has been done to date and you have a jonathan's view legal view that this is a case that gosh a stroll may well be accepted ok heigho. thank you james 2 questions the 1st question is the i.o.c. has asked for the delivery of the aut

charter it means that why this decision contradicts the olympic charter and we have grounds to appeal to cas water took the action after it ruled moscow had tampered with a key drug test database but while clean athletes will still be able to compete they'll be forced to do so under a neutral flag russian officials harbor are prohibited from attending major events in the country it won't be allowed to host any tournaments either now the list of doors slammed in russia speaks now is rather extensive it includes the olympic and paralympic games in tokyo in 2020 and football's 5th world cup in qatar 2 years after that russia was of course the last host about a band and its players will now have to go as neutrals if they qualify russian swimmer you are if your mother is among those athletes who have to prove their queen she failed a drug test in 2013 and was suspended for 16 months before the olympics she received another suspension for elderly in use but took the matter to sports highest court and won she was reinstated and went on to win 2 silver medals here's what she thinks about the water d

public regarding the steel dossier folklore member of the salacious dot ca regarding u.s. president donald trump that was released and apparently when he was before congress speaking about this dossier he gave in inaccurate information this was john brennan speaking about the steel dossier. and you know if the bureau ever relied on a steel dossier is as part of any court filings occasions petitions pleadings have no awareness. to the cia rely on no one. because we did it wasn't part of the corpus of intelligence information that we had it was not in any way uses a basis for the until screen assessment that was done. it was it was not. now page 179 of the horowitz report seems to indicate very clearly that what john brennan was saying was not accurate according to the report they did indeed think it was important enough and consistent enough that it ought to be part of the package the report quotes james komi the former f.b.i. director and it's important to point out that the fact that this report was used by the intelligence agencies raises a lot of questions given the fac

daphne ca ruana galizia, an anti—corruption campaigner, was blown up by a car bomb two years ago.anama papers leak, secret offshore companies linking senior political figures close to the prime minister to malta's richest man, yorgen fenech. what precipitated this crisis was when, late on saturday, mr fenech was brought to court and charged for being part of the plot to murder thejournalist. this was mr fenech just a day earlier outside court as the net closed on him. among his close associates, the prime minister's chief of staff, who stood down last week. he said the chief of staff should also be under investigation. and these people are responsible? the truth will come out, i'm confident. i'm confident and i'm determined. so malta's prime minister was fatally compromised. he left his country residence this morning, but pressure has finally told and tonight he addressed the nation. joseph muscat said the businessman's arrest showed justice was being done and he will now quit his post after a new party leader is chosen injanuary. shortly before he spoke, this was the scene outsid

. >>> darÍo lÓpez ca pera visito una familia en cuya mesa se sintiÓ la ausencia de una madre y un hermano. >>> fue asesinado en presencia de familiares. >>> se convirtiÓ en la tercera vÍctima mortal de esta familia, no entienden por quÉ la violencia los golpea dÍa atrÁs dÍa, y es que la casa del padre de... en to coa colÓn fue atacada a tiros y luego incendiada. >>> por quÉ la violencia en contra de esta familia. >>> eso pregunto yo, por quÉ tanto odio contra la familia ¿por quÉ? ¿quÉ es lo que quieren? ¿quÉ es lo que buscan?. >>> para esta mujer que ha sufrido en carne propia la violencia de su paÍs. solo pide a la navidad un milagro en esta Época. >>> tener paz. ser unids. >>> ya es demasiado. >>> hace un mes naciÓ la vida de luis alonzo, una alegrÍa para esta familia en medio de la violencia de la que han sido vÍctimas. dario lÓpez capera noticiero telemundo. >>> arrestaron a 17 indocumentados en filadelfia. en un operativo de 5 dÍas que terminÓ el 13 de diciembre. los crÍmenes que estÁn acusados algunos arrestados, es conducciÓn bajo los efectos de alcohol y drogas. ente los detenidos

the breakthrough test ca n get away with it. can identify gene markers in blood is an athlete has taken banned substances. on a chip like this, you can identify almost every single gene that is being switched on and off. now, three quarters of £1 million of funding will mean that tests can be taken out of the laboratory and into the field of professional sport. i think this is probably the biggest deterrent in recent history. the reason i say thatis recent history. the reason i say that is you cannot do this in your home. the olympic spirit has been overshadowed by cheats or stop podium places unlawfully claimed for the —— from the many who compete clea n the —— from the many who compete clean the stoppages of that genetic testing, which could be introduced alongside existing drugs test in tokyo next year, we'll finally see those who dope running scared. after winning two golds at the european short—course swimming championships last week, freya anderson has played down hopes of repeating that success for britain at next year's

and he has now got ca rte blanche and gamble paid off.e has now got carte blanche and free reign to deliver what i hope you will deliver which is to bring the country together to help the groups that have been left behind. a lot of elements of monetary policy, for example, that have benefited the wealthiest groups and benefited older people, and helped house prices to soar away from affordability from young people. if we can help to try and address some of that that will be really good for the country, but you know there's big gifts and big tests to come. we will see a new governor of the bank of england soon as well, that would be interesting pick to see what happens there. can i take you both to the front page of the daily telegraph because while boris johnson is enjoying his moment labour party is licking its wounds, grace what's the telegraph saying? this is a piece you're talking about the furore that has comforted jeremy corbyn in his first meeting of the shadow cabinet. various stories here about how jess phillips shadow cabinet. v

to step down over the scandal surrounding the assassination of the investigative journalist, daphne caonce a successor has been chosen. speaking ahead of the climate summit, the un secretary—general antonio guterres has told the bbc that governments need to stop subsidising fossil fuel industries if the world is to avoid the worst consequences of global warming. britain's main political parties have blamed each otherfor a law that allowed the perpetrator of friday's terror attack on london bridge to leave prison early. a review of the release conditions for convicted offenders has been ordered. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the telegraph, who report 74 convicted terrorists are being vetted in the wake of last week's london bridge attack, and according to the paper's sources "a number" are expected to be sent back to prison. meanwhile the guardian says uk prime minister borisjohnson has been accused of twisting the facts of the london bridge attack in a "distasteful" attempt to turn it into an election iss

on thursday you will ca turn out much lower than people expect because people have lost faith.d it already. in india, at least a0 peple have died in a fire — at a factory which makes school bags — in a commercial district of the capital, delhi. emergency services said their work had been hampered by the narrow streets — but they had been able to rescue more than 50 people. the fire broke out on the ground floor of this multistorey factory, in the early hours of the morning, and then quickly spread to other levels. rescue services say dozens of workers were sleeping inside the building at the time. translation: there were about 30 people from my village at the site. i have been able to see some of them but i haven't been able to spot them all. my nephew called this morning and said, there is a fire in the building. only later we found out about his escape. this is a deeply congested area of delhi. the alleyways are too narrow to be accessed by fire engines. as a result firefighters had to fight the blaze from a distance of about 100 metres. the countries prime minister nehru mod

in ca which is the new u.s. trade agreement with canada and mexico because as of monday trade negotiators from the u.s. and mexico and canada have reached a tentative agreement on this deal it would essentially become the new nafta reports indicate that a final deal could be completed we're told within the next 24 hours with congress voting to ratify the agreement before the end of this year and this is a compromise deal that has been underway for months now with work being done to close the gap on key differences between the administration and house democrats the biggest difference has been the enforcement mechanism on rules for labor unions and protections mexico's government remains opposed to allowing u.s. inspectors to enforce labor rules in mexico but they say they're open to the use of arbitration panels to resolve disputes over labor standards and another demand of house democrats is the lowering of intellectual property protections for biologic drugs passing this revised version of the u.s. in ca would

fewer people are getting ca re shortages.ting care from their local authority now than were ten years ago and, as jeremy mentioned, many people believe the nhs will help when it comes to something like dementia. the reality is that, in many cases, they will find themselves paying towards or paying for their care. and the government, itjust goes to show what a huge task ahead there is to turn the social care system around. yes, when boris johnson first became prime minister, he promised to fix social care once and for all. his guiding promised to fix social care once and forall. his guiding principle promised to fix social care once and for all. his guiding principle is that no one should have to sell their home to pay for their care. we haven't had much more detail than that. the basic principles have been reaffirmed and the government have said that within the first 100 days, they want to start cross—party talks there are grounds for optimism and also scepticism, because the other major parties are torn up with a huge task a

to be wholesale change to see justice for daphne caruana wholesale change to see justice for daphne canight the president has appealed to come. the prime minister's resignation may not be enough, though. many here want all those behind the killing of daphne caruana all those behind the killing of daphne ca ruana galizia all those behind the killing of daphne caruana galizia brought to justice, and all the corruption cases she was working on pursued to the end. earlier i spoke to alice taylor, a journalist for the shift news, that was set up after daphne caruana galizia was murdered. she also worked with her at the malta independent. i asked her if its enough that the prime minister has said that he'll step down. what was daphne like? she was the reason i became a journalist. he wanted to uncover the truth. she inspired me to continue in the pursuit ofjustice after her murder. not at all, what he has done today is enough to placate those calling for him to resign and yesterday the council of europe requested he resign as well. there are concerns because at the moment, constitutionally,

a few patches may linger through ca rlisle and breeze.hrough carlisle and it will take a while for the fog to live through the central belt of scotland. a few showers getting blown in on the breeze in the north of scotland and one 01’ breeze in the north of scotland and one or two down is not seacoast and heading towards kent, especially in the afternoon. these are the temperatures in the afternoon, another chilly day, 3—7d typically, not as cold as it was yesterday through the midlands but not as mild in the south—west but we are at least getting sunshine. the high pressure and the cold air is still with us overnight and into monday and we start seeing some changes though arriving into the north—west and it will not be as cold in scotland, nor indeed for northern ireland probably earlier on monday, more of an atlantic influence, air coming in on the south—west. but a frosty start for england and wales, lots of fun trying to come on monday. a little more clout in those south—westerly breezes for northern ireland and especially into scotla

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in ca is not bringing those jobs back it's not going to bring manufacturing back to the united states it's not going to mean more money for american workers and brant it's not going to mean lower prescription drug prices for american consumers period . a week ago will thursday the united auto workers president rory gamble issued a statement that echoes exactly what we told you then saying this quote the u.s. in ca is not a fix for the many problems created by the north american free trade agreement and other misguided tax and labor policies that have flourished for decades in our nation's capital and state houses throughout the country hundreds of thousands of us jobs that have gone to mexico since nafta came into being 25 years ago will not return because of us. one of the very interesting thing that all of us political theater actually boosted alive transpires right now their voters actually with him and it's surprising that all this political theater is made out of absolutely nothing phase one trade deal is basically a non deal it's basically just a truce rather than a reconciliati

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