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i will take chris wilson's point on this. companies in all three countries are trying to draw on the level resources of north america to be as competitive as possible. that is the operating goal and operating policy of every company operating, large or small. whatever barriers exist are part of the transaction cost. most companies don't care whether it is a trade role, whether it is between detroit and windsor but it may not be soon. we think nafta is old. the infrastructure is old as well. it can happen because of regulation. i've only been gone for a couple of years. canadian crest is sweetened with cyclamate and u.s. crest is sweetened with saccharine. never the twain shall meet. there is zero tariff. but there is not free trade. there is this fundamental issue. it is the nature of rules versus the dynamic nature of commerce that we need to confront. we don't need more venues to confront it. we have plenty. we have regulatory cooperation councils. they are going on now. i noted to some friends that senator barack obama com

i will take chris wilson's point on this. companies in all three countries are trying to draw on the level resources of north america to be as competitive as possible. that is the operating goal and operating policy of every company operating, large or small. whatever barriers exist are part of the transaction cost. most companies don't care whether it is a trade role, whether it is between detroit and windsor but it may not be soon. think nafta is old. the infrastructure is old as well. it can happen because of regulation. i've only been gone for a couple of years. canadian crest is sweetened with cyclamate and u.s. crest is sweetened with saccharine. never the twain shall meet. there is zero tariff. but there is not free trade. there is this fundamental issue. it is the nature of rules versus the dynamic nature of commerce that we need to confront. we don't need more venues to confront it. we have plenty. we have regulatory cooperation councils. they are going on now. i noted to some friends that senator barack obama commen

second, chris wilson, an associate at the mexico institute of the woodrow wilson center where he develops the institute's research and programming on regional economic integration and u.s./mexico affairs. he's also the author of "working together: economic ties between the u.s. and mexico," and he is co-author of the state of the border report, both published by the wilson center. he has written op-ed columns for the wall street journal, politico, cnn and the "dallas morning news". our third panelist is chris sands, another chris. senior fellow at the hudson institute where he specializes on u.s./canada relations as well as north north american economic integration. crystals teaches -- and this list is unbelievable -- at johns hopkins sais, at the american university of lick affairs, at the state department's foreign service institute, at the department of homeland security. he's a frequent commentator in print and on television. and last but not least, our captain -- [laughter] scott miller. scott is senior adviser in international business and the scholl's here at csis. before that he w

wilson center. our third panelist is another chris. senior fellow at the hudson institute or he specializes on u.s. canada relations. at johnseaches hopkins, the american university school of public affairs, the state department's foreign service institute and at the department of homeland security. he is a frequent commentator on print and on television. last but not least, our captain. scott is senior advisor for international business. before that, he was the director of global trade policy at procter & gamble where he led i think every campaign supporting u.s. free-trade agreements. and ao served as liaison state department advisory committee on international economic wallace he. he has been and remains a leader in our field. so please, laura. think if you will forgive me a minute, i will catch my breath and be dazzled. it is quite an honor that these two women have led the united states and canada through many important trade initiatives and it is a bit overwhelming for a trade professor to be the third speaker. scottd also like t

chris on the backhander. they aren't done. powerplay. crosby, final 5-1. the sharks 6- game winning streak. russell wilson and colin capper kaepernick going head-to-head. things should open up with crabtree back in the line up. wilson playing at an mvp level leading seattle to an 11 and 1 record. a passer rating over 100. lots to love, right coach? >> skills and arm talent and mobility and great field a awareness. . >> pretty high praise from jim harbaugh. thursday night football not what you expect. that is one of the uglier -- watch his break tackle. 14 carries. that is set up two plays later. a 21-yard touchdown jags hang on. 11 straight losss for texans. >> now if you thought today was good, expect tomorrow to be even better, because you don't have to come in tomorrow. [ cheering and applause ] winston will not face charges. he was facing sexual assault charges. we will not go into detail, but winston probably locked up the heisman trophy. brian wilson not returning to the giants. it is always about money. they are going back to l.a. a one-year, $10 million deal. he had a .66 e.r.a. great for brian wi

chris young did last season. they also get josh linlum. remember when bryan wilson barked at laird.be a set up man again. wilson came back from tommy john surgery. and sure to add more drama to the heated dodgers rivalry. 30-year-old elsbury agrees to a deal worth $153 million. elsbury led the lead with stolen bases but this is good enough as money. >>> that is sports as we see it this tuesday night. >> just what cal and stanford need. >> exactly. but what a return for the warriors. that was historic tonight. >> thank you. >>> the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow. it's going to be a cold one. and you'll have an updated forecast to help you >> today on "tmz" -- >> charlie sheen wants revenge on three porn stars and we wants them to die by turkey. >> he sends an open letter to these girls. he says he wants them to fatally choke on a vons can of pressed turkey. >> it is oddly specific. it makes me think he's done it before. >> jada pinkett smith on the beach in hawaii. she's got on this tiny little bikini.

chris young did last season. they also get josh linlum. remember when bryan wilson barked at laird. he is going to resign with the dodgers and be a set up man again. wilson came back from tommy john surgery. and sure to add more drama to the heated dodgers rivalry. 30-year-old elsbury agrees to a deal worth $153 million. elsbury led the lead with stolen bases but this is good enough as money. >>> that is sports as we see it this tuesday night. >> just what cal and stanford need. >> exactly. but what a return for the warriors. that was historic tonight. >> thank you. >>> the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow. it's going to be a cold one. and you'll have an updated forecast to help you get out the door. you can follow us on facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. have a good evening everyone. what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night. that i'm too much of a perfectionist. honey, this isn't a job interview. oh, man. job interviews. nothing. yeah, right. what about the pigeons? oh, i don't like them. th

wilson said it's important not just to remember those who passed, but to recommit the fight against the disease that continues to take lives. >> my partner, chriswn died on november 281989. the last thing i said to him before he took his last breath was i would be in this fight until it's over. but it is not over. >> hiv disproportionately affects the black community with young black men having the highest rate of the disease. 200,000 are unaware of their infection. 636,000 people in the u.s. with an a.i.d.s. diagnosis have died since the epidemic began in the early 1980s. >>> up next, taking part in a christmas tradition. a family's embark on their quest to find the perfect christmas tree. fire marshals have an important message. >> and a new way to stay out of jail in the south bay. we'll have details on operation second chance. >> plus a warning for football fans. why those online sales for tickets to sold out games might really be too good to be true. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more h