the provisions on source cold that damien -- source code that damien mentioned fall into that same category, and there's likewise some thinking in the nafta discussions about protection for algorithms against forced transfer or disclosure. and that, of course, looks to artificial intelligence developments as well. >> it's a great question. i would say you go as far as you can in terms of when you have reasonable predictability or certainty that these technologies will be relevant, but also you need to have consensus and have the political buy-in on both sides when you see a bilateral agreement that, you know, this is doable. and you may even on one hand couple of basic rules continue to apply; thou shalt not discriminate. i mean, that's very fundamental principle in all our trade agreements. the exceptions and the way they are constructed and applied as ken explained, but also most of these agreements have review clause or have member schisms -- mechanisms so that the agreement can be adapted, modernized. i was told nafta changed 13 times. we have committee structures where both parties are

the new education secretary damien hinds says he wants more variety in university tuition fees ahead of an england—wide review into university funding. in an interview with the sunday times he also said the income threshold for repayment would be considered as well as the length of time before loans are written off. it comes on the same day the treasury committee called the interest rates on loans unjustifiable. speaking earlier on breakfast, nick hillman, director of the higher education policy institute, told us charging different course different fees would be difficult. there is a logic to the current system, which is everybody pays the same, but the amount you pay back after you've graduated depends on how well you do in the labour market. if your course is really expensive to teach like engineering 01’ expensive to teach like engineering or medicine, the government still pays extra money to the university

the negotiates of both damien and i worked on is in a state of suspension. negotiations on a multilateral agreement that would address trade and services rules is likewise not progressing at the moment. but there other initiatives that are proceeding regionally, including nafta, and there is the prospect for bilateral agreements, not only involving the united states, but other countries, such as japan picking up on these same principles and proliferating them in their own practice. what we are headed for, i think, is a more complex international law architecture. than what we see, for example, in the ip world. that will present challenges for companies, but what the companies need most of all is predictable interoperable rules that enable them to conduct these data services and bring them to the benefit of consumers and companies around the world. i will stop there. thank you. >> thank you. good morning. congratulations to the georgetown university for organizing this event. was very glad that we're not a victim of the shutdown. remember october 2013 when th

let's pick up on damien mcgrane is‘s last point there.ment's internal divisions over brexit at the start of a crucial week in the negotiations. amber rudd said the cabinet was more united than the prime minister's critics thought. will be in london for talks. and the uk's brexit committee will meet later this week, seeking an agreement on the way forward. 0ur political correspondent, eleanor garnier, reports. putting the uk on the world map, the prime minister's been preparing for life outside the eu, taking tea in china, and helping to secure billions of pounds of business deals. this week, she needs to win over her own cabinet amid claims of disunity about the type of brexit they want. i have a surprise for the brexiteers, which is the committee that meet in order to help make these decisions and is meeting, as you rightly say, twice this week is more united than they think. we meet in the committee, we meet privately for discussions. i think that we will arrive at something which suits us all. exactly how we trade with the eu after bre

damien just mentioned entitlement reforms that need to happen. we have to address the aging of the proposition and the political nonstarters shows how unrealistic we are talking about what needs to get done to preserve these programs and also to get all this borrowing under control. but it all starts with leadership at the top. you need a president who's going to emphasize hard choices instead of massive borrowing at a time when the economy is expanding. there's been zero sign of that. i don't imagine it's going to be change anytime soon. that puts it stable economic situation at jeopardy. that doesn't bode well at all. >> guys, thank you very much. >>> next, a follow-up to a question we asked last week, what is better for american workers? a bonus or a pay raise? >>> before the break, something i find unbelievable today a huge hat to mirai nagasu who became the first american woman to ever land the triple alexa in the olympics. here's some photos of her high-flying feat that scored her the bronze. nagasu was overwhelmed after landing that triple

so damien, is there a deal and what are the implications for the rest of europe?deal because when tax in cakes are at a record high in germany, both sides of this deal are able to promise giveaways. so spending on infrastructure, roads and schools, which many economists have been calling on germany to do for a long time. so that is seen as good news in germany as it could provide an further boost to the economy. but also good news for the rest of the eu because the finance ministry in particular is in control now if the deal goes ahead as planned, of the ce ntre—left deal goes ahead as planned, of the centre—left social democrats who are in favour of more support for struggling eurozone economies. they wa nt to struggling eurozone economies. they want to help the french president emanuel macron in pushing forward his ambitious ideas for european reform. so all this means that this government now could be a very welcome one for paris. but this is all allowing for the fact and only if the social democrats manage to persuade their party members to back the deal. beca

and, damien, there's a great deal at stake for angela merkel in these talks? absolutely.been four months since the election. she has already tried wants to form a government with the liberals and the green party. those talks collapsed in november. talks with the social democrats are their only chance. if they failed, it would seriously undermine her credibility, the most likely outcome then would be another election. that would lead to a long period of instability in germany and the potential of no new government until the autumn. and also we might find ourselves in this position we are in now, with a potential chancellor finding it hard to cobble together a coalition. there is a ca reta ker together a coalition. there is a caretaker government here, no sense of crisis, the economy is going well. things are ticking along nicely in the short term with the ca reta ker nicely in the short term with the caretaker government, but it means there is no ability for the temporary government to take long—term decisions like reform, particularly when it comes to europe. this is a pr

very interesting, thank you, damien grammatical is in brussels.itical correspondent, iain watson. what is this sense of what the cabinet is thinking and saying? and interesting juncture in all of this? ina and interesting juncture in all of this? in a sense we are a week or two early because this time next week the prime minister will be setting out her vision for our future relationship with the european union, her big speech, but asi european union, her big speech, but as i understand it what emerged from chequers yesterday from eight hours of discussions that the cabinet's subcommittee on brexit decided by and large have signed up to a recognition. what does that mean? it means a swathe of areas, proposals for the government where we draw our own rules and regulations after brexit and because they will be at the same level or higher than the eu then the government believes trade could continue unimpeded. as we heard, though, from damien, the eu may take a different view when the negotiations get under way. another potential spanner that might b

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damien grammaticas, bbc news, brussels.lion worth of gems from a safety deposit vault in hatton garden has died in prison. terry perkins, who was 69, was serving a seven—year sentence perkins, who was 69, was serving a seven—year sentence at belmarsh prison for his part in the robbery in 2015. it is believed he had been ill for some time. an independent investigation into his death will be carried out. the president of the maldives has declared a 15 day state of emergency, giving the security forces sweeping powers to arrest and decaying. the move comesjust forces sweeping powers to arrest and decaying. the move comes just days after the supreme court ordered the government to release legal prisoners and reinstate opposition mps, which so far it has refused to do —— detained. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. crunch time for the conservatives, a leading tory calls on theresa may

former new england patriot espn host damien woody. [ applause ] sunny, george, damien, we got it allfirst? >> ladies first. >> okay. >> whoa, hey, wait, ho. nothing wrong with being a lady these days. we start off with something interactive. not just a snack stadium but craziness stadium. meatball launchers. >> what do you mean meatball launchers. >> you stand right there. go ahead and throw a meatball and open your mouth and i'll open my mouth. >> are you serious. >> three, two, one, go. >> let's do it again, one more time. >> three, two, one, go. oh. >> i got it. [ applause ] >> that's right. that's right. >> i love it. >> lots of new england stuff, crab cakes, some red hots over here that are from maine. but loaded with lots of different foods from guac stadium to the end zone for the patriots and eagles. yar yarlsberg and good cheese and everything is edible almost. don't eat the jumbotron. >> only missing is clam chowder. that's all we're missing. >> no clam chowder. all right, miss sunny, little sweetness here. >> we got the sweet victory. this is my invention. the first inflat

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let damien is -- he was a member of the eu trade commissioner and thenheadded the u.s. and canada team at the european contribution and contributed to eu trade policy agenda with the americas and the launch of the transthattic trade investment partnership. the deputy chief negotiator on that agreement. we'll good next to ken prop, the director for global trade policy at bsa, the leading organization advocating for the global software. before that ken served as legal counsel to the u.s. mission to the european union and umbrellases -- in brussels. finally, a global lead for international trade policy at facebook. he was u.s. trade representative in the executive office of the president and responsible for developing and overseeing u.s. trade policy related to innovation and ip and was a lead negotiator for the tpp. a fantastic group. i'll give them each a few minutes to tee up the issues they thing are important, and then we'll dig in deeper. start at the end with probier. >> switch right at the bottom. >> thanksmer much and thank you for the kind introduction, daniel. r

the chair of the the digital, culture, media and sport committee, damien collins, has struggled to gettion from the companies which is why they came to washington. here's what the committee refers to as interference. would you be prepared to conduct the same analysis which he did in the united states for the uk looking at potential russian interference in about the referendum 7 we are willing to cooperate into the investigation into whether there was any interference in the elections in the uk. we have conducted a thorough investigation around the brexit referendum and found no evidence. we have looked at advertising with any link to russia and no evidence of our services being used to interfere with the referendum. we are happy to co—operate with any further efforts. damien collins, wrote to the companies for more information but says he has struggled to get the answers he wanted which is why they came to washington. he joined us a short time ago. it seems they are saying to you, nothing to see here. there was no russian involvement in the brexit campaign. do you believe them? i think

weekend, but it is understood they still have outstanding issues to resolve. 0ur berlin correspondent damiennty could have wider consequences for the eu. she's already tried once to form a government with the liberals and the green party. those talks collapsed in november. this now, the potential government now with the centre—left social democrats, is their only chance. if those talks fail, her credibility will be undermined. and the most likely outcome then will be fresh elections. that would lead to a long period of instability here in germany, and, potentially no new government until autumn, and no guarantee after that that we would not be in the exact same position we are now, where the potential chancellor finds it hard to create a coalition. it must be said there is a caretaker government. there is no sense of crisis here, the economy is doing well. so, in the short term, things ticking along nicely. the economy is booming. but what it does mean is that there's no ability for this temporary government to make long—term decisions on reform, and particularly with europe. this is a probl

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all is well because damien is here. hello. thank you. good evening to you.n the carabao cup final and have ordeal it did not go up to collect the trophy thing it was for the club and not him. natalie reports from wembley. winning trophies is nothing new for manchester city. but pep guardiola was probably surprised at just manchester city. but pep guardiola was probably surprised atjust how simple the first of his reign was. the day started in crisp wind and sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordeal again sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordealagain in sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordeal again in defining the faa by wearing his or her imprisoned catalan politicians. arsene wenger has never won the league cup. he had reason to look pensive. manchester city are not known for route one football, but from a goal kick, sergio aguero outmuscled arsenal's defence with ease. that lob was a rather cheeky also. from willful defenders to wonderful vincent kompany so defenders to wonderful vincent kompa ny so often defenders to wonderful vincent

germany still has a caretaker government and the country remains in political limbo. 0ur correspondent damienalready tried once to form a government with the liberals and the green party. those talks collapsed in november. this now, the potential government with the centre—left, the social democrats, is her only chance. if those talks fail, that would seriously undermine her credibility. and the most likely outcome then would be fresh elections. that would lead to a long period of instability here in germany and potentially no new government until the autumn really. and there is no guarantee after all that we wouldn't find ourselves in exactly the same position we are now where a potential chancellor would find it hard to cobble together a coalition. now, it has to be said there is a caretaker government, there is no sense of crisis here in germany, the economy is doing well. so with this caretaker government in the short—term things are ticking along nicely, the economy is booming. but what it does mean is there is no ability for this temporary government to take long—term decisions such as

john and damien, be warned. let's go to work. double coming up in one of these categories in the jeopardy! round. hey... yeah. followed by... next... there will four f's in each correct response. followed by... -rob. -4 "f" for $600. john. -what is off the cuff? -yes. 4 "f" for $800. john. what is hufflepuff? hufflepuff, yes. 4 "f" for $1,000.

this is a joke but somehow the mainstream media play along i don't know i think it's interesting the damien says that his instinct is there's a lot more one of his instinct is that good could he tell me the numbers for this week's national lottery because i'd like to put some money on it's a joke it's a false on our curry apologize to the russian people this nonsense has got to stop nobody interfered breaks it breaks it was the democratic votes of the people of our great country they wanted out and the establishment and their friends in politics and their friends in the mainstream media just don't like the results they can't understand it and so it was got to be a federal it's got to be russian influence it's nonsense was also interesting is how mr collins gets so angry when the tech giants show no proof of russia interference as the head of the investigation should he be a bit more impartial on the matter. yes it should but i've been up before these committees myself they act in an almost kangaroo court fashion foreign questions are you and hardly waiting to listen to the answers he yes he

damien grammaticas, bbc news, brussels.be it in lower doses for cancer patients. but dozens of people have died in britain in the past few years, after taking it to get a high. today, a 25 year—old drug dealer from newport was sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling fenta nyl. since december 2016, 113 people have died in the uk after overdosing on the drug. it's used worldwide, but 10 % of global sales take place here. jeremy cooke reports on where the drug is coming from, and who's being affected by it. his report contains some flash photography. it looks like chemical warfare. but this is a police raid on a drug dealer who was selling fentanyl over the internet from his home. kyle enos has now been sentenced to eight years in prison, serious time for a serious drug which has taken lives up and down the country. robert was 6 foot 5 by two inches wide. hi, guys! he was the kindest, gentlest person in the world. full of life, full of promise, but when 18—year—old robert fraser went to buy cannabis, the d

the data systems within san francisco for the da's office, we have a case management system called damien. we input the information about the cases we're processing, that system does not contain race information. the information we have on race comes from the court's management system, which unfortunately has very outdated categories that don't even account for ethnicity. latinos and other asian populations are not even categorized in the court management system making it difficult to do a racial disparity study or anything else related to race and equity. this is hopefully an issue with justice to the resources to help facilitate the court moving over to a new system and other agencies on boarding can be improved. the places we keep race data of our own that we have confidence in, victims around the city and the services we provide to them and to build on a statement from theo earlier, it is an important area of the public safety conversation that we often don't incorporate in the conversation. we know very well overrepresentations of individuals accused or suspected of crime but we don'

damien willard scored 44 points. he will lead the blazers past, the golden state hit the all- star break -- the all-star break. there have behind houston for the number one feed in the west. hunter junior on cloud nine after winning the 18th seat on sunday in monterey. suffering from a winning hangover he shot a 5/76 in the opening-round at riviera. making it a second start of the year, he may have night mares about the 11th polak for losing his tee shot. the double bogey for the whole, three over through three holes. they were also plenty of bright spots. the approach on number eight, to set up one of the five birdies. he was all over the place. he finished one over. six shots back after hitting just for fairways with his driver. shot of the day, jordan's piece -- jordan's piece. it's tracking. that's a birdie. he shot it 71. tied for the lead at five underpar. volcanic national park, plenty of hot springs to soak in after a long hike. hot fishing hole as well.>> that's a huge fish. >>> our catch of the day goes to

oakland -- damien with the 3 term. 3rd quarter kd starts filling up. big time. quarter go to state down 59. again with a 3. he had 44 points. the blazer crowd loving it. an eight point game. iggy gets into -- watch the replay. the rest falls down. everybody knows it went in. 50 points for the ramp. his best effort offensively as a warrior. six threes on the night. the warriors trimmed the lead again. down only to. dream on to the corner. wide open clay. he did not have it going at all tonight. that is pretty much it. 123-117. wasting 50 points from kd. warriors going to the break 44- 14 second to houston and the west.>>> we have -- the game first in early award patrick mccall will miss 4 to 5 weeks with a nondisplaced fracture in his left wrist. sustained against phoenix on monday night. he left the game and did not return.>>> in 2000 a fans when john gruden did not want to draft sebastian in the first place. he wound up -- he wound up turning well for the raiders. one of his first moves they notified sebastian jenna kautsky he will not be asked back. first roun

damien johnson out what is happening in the world of sport. damienjohnson can tell us. hello.rnold in bronze medal position at the half way stage of the women's skeletion — she'll be looking to emulate or even improve on dom parson's performance. parsons became britain's first medallist — claiming bronze in the men's event. after a dramatic final run, he finished 0.11 seconds ahead of fourth—placed martins dukurs. parsons looked to have lost out on a medal until world champion dukurs made mistakes on his final run. i thought i had lost it. after the second run, well, the fourth run, i looked up at the time. made a couple too many mistakes in that run, but martin has made some more mistakes and he's the last person i thought would make mistakes. the women's skeleton could well provide further medals — they're half way through their competition. lizzy yarnold is the defending champion after gold in sochi and led after the first run. but she lost time on the second to sit third overall. iaman i am an athlete who loves to compete at these big events, when everyone is bringing thei

the charity said damien berrendorf had faced allegations of inappropriate behaviour, but it said hisfor sex. dubious financial advisors exploited former steel workers in a pensions mis—selling scandal according to mps. the work and pensions select committee says it cost the people involved thousands and the financial conduct authority did too little to protect them. our wales correspondent, sian lloyd, reports. last year, members of the old british steel pension scheme faced a huge decision about their retirement savings after tata, which had taken over the liabilities, said it was no longer viable. workers could choose to transfer their benefits out of the scheme. a report by a committee of mps says some of those who did were exploited, shamelessly bamboozled by dubious financial advisers. there have been people who probably had been fleeced of the most valuable asset they will have ever had, which they built up as part of their pension scheme, of which these financial vultures have been after and in too many cases been successful in getting their claws on. we uncovered the case of

damien on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to say to the last colors -- callers about the non -accountability that is gone on, it is the democrats and republicans. why would you want to damage the mueller investigation, which is probably one of the most professional, well put together investigations we have right now to get to the truth of russian interference in the election, which everyone agrees on. that is not a debate anymore. what trump did in the campaign did is under investigation, and that is with the new investigation is for. wouldn't you want to find the truth out now? just because past transgressions have occurred, why would you want to discredit that? they are trying to discredit the investigation so trump can continue firing people along the way and it will politically be ok. thank you. : former fbi director mueller, the independent counsel on this investigation. intelligence committee looking at this and the senate intelligence committee. the republican majority in the house intelligence committee releasi

education secretary damien hinds says there are due to review would consider extra subsidies for expensivejects like science and engineering and could make it easier to universities to lower the cost of courses offered by their departments. the threshold for repayment would also be considered, as will the length of time before loans are written off. but with the outstanding amount due to hit £160 billion by 2021, labor argues the system is unsustainable. some of the survivors of wednesday's school shooting in florida have taken part in a rally to demand tighter gun controls in the us. thousands of people gathered outside the court building in fort lauderdale, a short distance from the school where a former student killed 17 people. laura westbrook reports. chanting: no more! outside the federal courthouse in fort lauderdale, this was the message to lawmakers. among the protesters was emma gonzales, who took cover on the floor of her school's auditorium as a gunman started shooting. she had this to say to donald trump. if the president wants to come up to me and tell me to my face that it w

here's the chair of the digital, culture, media and sport parliamentary committee, damien collins, questioningbout someone who is deciding to spread lies about someone else, by not harassing or inciting violence but they are spreading lies and by using the anonymity of twitter to do that and there's nothing you can do about it? the anonymity on our platform is not a shield against breaking our terms of service. telling a lie on twitter would not require action to be taken against the account holder? we do not have rules based on truth. earlier i spoke with the bbc‘s aleem maqbool, in washington — he says it's notjust twitter in the firing line. no, it wasn't, and the hearing is still going on in this room to my right. it was youtube, google, facebook, and all of them were asked in this so—called fake news inquiry, but the phrase does not give a real sense of the breadth of questioning that these tech companies faced. they faced questions about whether the information about us that they gathered was used for political purposes and they were asked about what they do to stop access to hate websit