so, microsoft, dell, hewlett—packard, self-sufficient.packa rd, those self-sufficient. so, microsoft, dell, hewlett—packard, those big names, it is a big dealfor them. if they are thinking they won't be using their tech and technology in china, you can imagine, it is a big market. we will see of president trump comes under any pressure over that particular trade war. i want to speak about the bananas. some of our viewers will have been watching this piece about work that was a banana, basically, that was going to fetch $120,000. over the weekend may be oui’ $120,000. over the weekend may be our viewers saw that, it was eaten by the hungry artist. it was but i can say there is a certificate that the owner can replace this banana. let's face it... for those who are unaware, it is a piece of art, isn't it, with a banana gaffer taped to, i don't know... a screen? anyway, this piece of art fetched $120,000 but, as you say, there is a right to eat the banana and replace it. there is. imean, you the banana and replace it. there is. i mean, you k

dell has announced the preferred end point security solution is common play.uldn't be ever better. >> i do find -- we had nutanix on earlier this week and i know you watch the show you never said a word negative you don't do that. i think you have kind of -- you kind of view everybody as potential partners, always been the way. but how about something that's significant that could be impacting your business to where you can't make partners in the trade war. where are we >> listen, i think long term we expect and hope that peaceful things will -- but we have to do things that first make sure that we're abiding by the laws of the land if we're asked to not do business, we'll abide by the laws of the land and our china business was increasing this shows the indispensable aspect of what vmware can bring to customers in every part of the globe. across every vertical and every country and the u.s. government is an important customer of ours and we'll continue to do that in terms of making our business successful across all industries and all geos. >> one last thing

kennedy: and finally dell technology. even watching this company closely in fact the traffic stop vmware you had an interesting exchange. >> this is a convoluted means a year ago when they basically bought out the tracking stock for vmware which is a software company that they controlled. but dell is also a technology conglomerate hardware as well as a stake in theater which is actually worth more than dell's entire market value. so it's an intriguing situation that could have some catalyst in the coming year. jack: view pointed out that anomaly and a while ago tell us about your call from carl icahn after you wrote that. >> will qualify as a good idea, and he ended up buying the tracking stuff and also vmware. he actually reads barron's. jack: you're being very careful here but he made off a lot of money on that so thank you for pointing that out. thank you so much andrew to see the rest of your pics you can pick up a copy of barron's or go to barron's.com. coming out of ideas on what you can do right now to improve your

dell technologies asia-pacific joins us for an exclusive interview.rategy in the region and impact of the trade war. to then: next, we speak australian finance minister about the government's midyear budget and outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ australia's midyear budget update shows the economic realities are starting to bear down on government finances. ministers lowered the forecast months through12 next june, and for the following three fiscal years on the expectations of tax revenue. we discussed this with the finance minister mathias co rmann. thank you for joining us. have we have seen the government reducing the size of those forecast surpluses, 2 billion this year and over the forward estimates. is the reality of a slowing economy starting to hit the budget bottom line? economy continues to grow. we are not immune from what's happening in the global economy. after global economic growth downgrade. economy, andon our is impacting on our revenue base. that is the adjustment that you are seeing in our budget update today. even though we had to write

the suit filed against apple, google, dell, tesla, accuse the companies from aiding and abetting the cruel and brutal use of young children in the drc to mine cobalt. cobalt is used in almost every electronic device powered by batteries from smartphones to electric cars. 40 children aring with represented by this attorney's firm. >> we trace it back to the mine where they were killed or maimed and have traced it back up to these companies. >> reporter: the suit calls for companies to change the way he source the meltd. we contacted all five companies for comment. apple said they'd thread sfli standards and removed six cobalt refiners who don't meet those standards in 2019. dell said it nevada knowingly sourced operations using any kind of child labor and is investigating these allegations. others have not replied. at the kbipg of 2008, ybs traveled to the drc. children were lugging heavy sacks of cobalt to be washed in rivers. from as early as four, they were picking it out of a pile, breathing in toxic fumes. we told the story of one child, 11-year-old who thanks to the generosity o

apple, alphabet, dell, microsoft, tesla. now they are the target of a lawsuit filed by international rights advocates on behalf of 14 congolese children. the group's executive director joins us. what specifically does the lawsuit say? >> well, we have four different causes of action, but the essence of the claim is that this issue of the child labor, and it's not just child labor, it's child labor that results in the maiming and killing of children, this has been out in the news for years, and in 2016, amnesty international did this gigantic report, went to the companies themselves. so it's important to demonstrate that these companies have known for a long time that this exists, and we have different claims that derive from the fact that they are knowingly benefiting from this horrific use of children and en dangerment to their lives. liz: things that happen. tunnel wall collapses, they probably in many cases, i understand, beaten. you represent 14 of them. what is the worst case of those 14? >> well, there's two worst case

dell latter did not need to reflect on what he said. that was an example of the comradecamp comradeamaraderie on the committee. >> was there some tension between garrison and bert jenner? >> absolutely. i think so. sam was considerably more conservative. he approached this -- i won't say as a -- entirely as a partisan, but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the president of the united states is going to be impeached and removed from office, somebody has to give me a pretty somebody has to give me a pretty good reason. he had deep relationships with some of the conservative members of the republican wing. was there tension? there was tension. >> how did garrison work for spiro agnew? >> i forgot if that was true. >> did you play any role in shaping a statement for information? ? again, not the article one watergate conspiracy, but i may have had a will in some of the other stuff. >> here is a question i have for you, since you were working on the legal side, did you come to the understanding that this procedure was like a grand ju

dell latter did not need to reflect on what he said. that was an example of the comradecamp comradeamaraderie on the committee. sam was considerably more conservative. he approached this -- i won't say as a -- entirely as a partisan, but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the president of the united states you know, he approached this, i a 't say as entirely as partisan but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the resident of the united states is going to be impeached and removed from office somebody has pretty damn good reason or we're going to be a banana republic. with deep relationships some of the conservative members wing on the ican committee. i don't think jenner did. both of them tried very, very about ite professional but was there tension? tension.re was >> hadn't he dump some work for agnew? it's true. that if >> did you play any role in the to the oks handed committee? >> not the article one watergate conspiracy but i think i may a role on some of the other stuff. > the question i have for you, since you were wo

kennedy: and finally dell technology. this company closely in fact the traffic stop vmware you had an interesting exchange. >> this is a convoluted means a year ago when they basically bought out the tracking stock for vmware which is a software company that they controlled. but dell is also a technology conglomerate hardware as well as a stake in theater which is actually worth more than dell's entire market value. so it's an intriguing situation that could have some catalyst in the coming year. jack: view pointed out that anomaly and a while ago tell us about your call from carl icahn after you wrote that. >> will qualify as a good idea, and he ended up buying the tracking stuff and also vmware. he actually reads barron's. jack: you're being very careful here but he made off a lot of money on that so thank you for pointing that out. thank you so much andrew to see the rest of your pics you can pick up a copy of barron's or go to barron's.com. coming out of ideas on what you can do right now to improve your portfolio. bu

dell latter did not need to reflect on what he said. that was an example of the comradecamp -- of the happy camaraderie on the committee. >> was there some tension? >> absolutely. sam was considerably more conservative. he approached this -- i won't say as a -- entirely as a partisan, but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the president of the united states is going to be impeached and removed from office, somebody better give me a pretty dang good reason, or we're going to be a banana republic. he had deep relations with some of the conservative republican wing on the committee, and i don't think bert jenner did. both of them tried to be very professional about it. but there was tension? yeah, there was tension. >> had he worked for spiro agnew? >> i forgot that if that was true. >> did you play any role of shaping information? the books that were handed to the committee? >> again, not the article i watergate conspiracy, but i may have had a role in some of the other stuff? >> the question for you, since you were working on the

congo all to feed the wild insatiable appetite for the very latest gadgets defendants apple google dell microsoft tesla are knowingly benefiting from and aiding and abetting the cruel and brutal use of young children in democratic republic of congo to mind cobbled the young children are not merely being forced to work full time extremely dangerous mining jobs at the expense of their educations and futures they're being regularly mean been killed by tunnel collapses and other known hazards common to cobbled mining in the d.r. see the case has been brought forward on behalf of 14 congolese families 6 of who have lost children walking in mines the document makes for harrowing reading with stories of broken spines paralysis and people buried alive and collapsed tunnels children as young as 6 forced to watch. up to 24 hour shifts using tools the human rights group brands as from the stone age many of these children while also trafficked. and while the latest i phone retells around $1000.00 these children were being paid as little as 2 for that troubles if they survive the watching day i've n

and dell. and the news comes along that a warning from amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos that china's technological rise is a major challenge to u.s. interests speaking at an annual gathering of u.s. military leaders and defense contractors there's a set that china's increasing ability to compete with the u.s. on technology was a threat to u.s. military supremacy told the gathering quote this is not a sporting competition you don't want to fight. jamey the world's 4th largest maker of smartphones is entering the japanese market for the 1st time the chinese company hopes to muscle in on japan smartphone market which has long been dominated by apple's i phone since its founding in 2010 dromi has been known for producing cheaper phones than its main rivals currently only some some other sell more smartphones worldwide. and good news for japan the country's economy continues to expand the 3rd quarter saw annual growth of 1.8 percent beating analyst expectations by more than a full point japan's the world's 3rd largest economy these latest figures for a present for

and dell now let's get more in the story with our wall street correspondent in new york u.s. tech companies generate as much as $150000000000.00 and annual revenues from china how have they been reacting to these rumors well if you look at the stock prices the reaction has been muted and we still have a couple of open questions so you mentioned this number under 50000000000 dollars but a big chunk of that actually comes from private corporations or partly stays home and corporations are the big question is how those are effected and then also what will happen to component china so far has still be dependent on semiconductors for example from the united states but overall this report underline that china is by far less dependent on technology as china was in the past. should such a policy be implemented it could be seen as a response to the way the u.s. is treating china squab way now is washington's attitude likely to be influenced by such a direct. well i mean overall it's a tit for tat and yes as you mentioned washington has been trying for quite some time to block you away

and dell. that news comes along side a warning from amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos that china's technological ascent is a major challenge to u.s. interests speaking at an annual gathering of u.s. military leaders and defense contractors face off set that china's increasing ability to compete with the u.s. and on technology was a threat to u.s. military supremacy also told the gathering quote this is not a sporting competition you don't want to fight. now 2019 has been a year of protests around the world and a theme that has underpinned many of them in egypt iraq and lebanon for example is perceived corruption the issue undermines just in governments across the globe paralyzes economic growth have a look at this map that we've got from transparency international it shows that the problem of corruption is still greatest in africa in particular as you can see in the countries colored in darkest that in the sort of red purple color for years somalia has scored lowest how corrupt its citizens to see that to be but there are positive developments for example in

environmentally damaging that spirit environmentalists to provide data to ensure that consumer goods giants like dell added us in haitian and keep tabs on their suppliers the environmental impact. 1st question there's always like you know we have a green policy but in china sorry i just don't know who are polluting. and i still remember the 1st meeting that were able to tell them that look we hope some data it's not just about cutting down on colon monitoring emissions china is also becoming a global leader in stellar energy investing more in renewables than any other country in the world. before we go space x. has launched its falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral in florida carrying a cargo capsule called dragon it's destined for the international space station the cargo includes 40 genetically modified mice as well as christmas presents and fresh fruit for the lab 6 member crew after deploying the capsule the rocket landed on space ship in the atlantic. and that's all for this edition of business thanks for watching we'll see you next time. carol. clear positions for international perspectives. this

environmentally damaging that spirit environmentalist to provide data to ensure that consumer goods giants like dell at the dothan hate sin and keep tabs on their suppliers that environmental impact. 1st question there's always like you know we have a green policy but in china sorry i just don't know who are polluting no doubt and i still remember the 1st meeting that we're able to tell them look we hope some data it's not just about cutting down on coal and monitoring emissions china itself of becoming a global leader in phone or energy investing more in renewables and any other country and don't borrow it. and stay with fossil fuels the op the opec oil cartel has agreed to cut production by half a 1000000 barrels a day that's the equivalent of half a percent of global output members of the organization of the petroleum exporting countries and russia agreed to the modest cut at a meeting in vienna there aim is to boost prices as the global economy slows down and to compensate for higher output from the u.s. and other producers outside the cartel. the opec has lost a bit of the influence in a joint

no final decision has been made and dell decide not to proceed.ll to come, we have got tesla lining its pockets with chinese money. $1.4 billion loan will be used. we will check in on how markets are trading in this broken and shortened trading week. we bring an update of all the news as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn: haslinda: this is daybreak asia. boeing's ousting ceo dennis muilenburg after a tumultuous year that saw two fatal crashes and a failed mission to the international space station. leaves after being publicly rebuked by a regulator and criticize are pushing to strongly for the plane to be allowed back into service. hasa -- on reports that secured $1.5 billion in financing from china. is coming from local banks and a formal announcement may come this week. tesla is preparing to sell the model 3. car registration in china climbed to a five-month high of 5,500. the amount ofer money banks -- for a bid to reduce borrowing costs for small firms. state media reports that the chairman says the pboc will cut the debt ratio. the plan is

the financial times has the story of the class action against tech giants apple, google, microsoft, delllled or injured while mining cobalt in the decmocratic republic of congo. the metal is critical for smartphones and electric vehicles, and the ft says human rights groups claim the companies are aiding and abetting supply chains that force children to work in dangerous conditions. and finally, the times reports that petrol and diesel cars will be completely barred from one road in the city of london. drivers of pure combustion engine cars will face fines

have projected a new holographic flying machine into this case about it like here at the fabric of dell of a poor museum in milan leonardo da vinci 3 d. even lets visitors meet the man himself the immersive exhibit links the past with the present and gives views the opportunity to experience many of da vinci's creations all under one roof. the exhibition at the queen's gallery in london draws together the threads of the renascence man's feverish curiosity these drawings gave davinci room to explore the universal laws he believed underpinned all of creation. the drawings show that leonardo was a serious practitioner of sculpture architecture engineering. scientist in many different fields he saw himself as a fully rounded figure drawing is the activity that pulls it all together. the collection has been together since the artist's death and provides an insight into the masters in workings. weaving davinci this tapestry woven purely of silk with gold and silver thread is inspired by davinci as the last supper to mark the anniversary the vatican museum hosted a study day to coincide with t

the financial times has the story of the class action against tech giants apple, google, microsoft, dell and tesla being brought on behalf of families of children killed or injured while mining cobalt in the decmocratic republic of congo. the metal is critical for smartphones and electric vehicles, and the ft says human rights groups claim the companies are aiding and abetting supply chains that force children to work in dangerous conditions. and finally, the times reports that petrol and diesel cars will be completely barred from one road in the city of london. drivers of pure combustion engine cars will face fines of 130 pounds, that's around $170, if they enter beech street, where levels of toxic air regularly exceed the legal limit. with me is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief of the oxford business group. lets get stuck in. the viewers have beenin lets get stuck in. the viewers have been in touch about that last story, so we been in touch about that last story, so we will try to get them of their responses, but if we start with the telegraph, the business section, at the so—called mor

delle alle had brought tottenham level but they were second best on the night losing 2—1.d, how would you describe the performance? mature, experienced, strong against a good team, against good players, and his penalty was calm and composed, he has got strikes in him like this and he's had three or four other chances, so great performance. all the home sides won in the night's other games. tammy abraham and mason mount scored for chelsea in a 2—1win over aston villa. chelsea remain 4th. leicester, as i said, are 8 points behind the leaders liverpool as they beat watford 2—nil, jamie vardy again on the scoresheet. southampton made it back to back wins as they beat norwich 2—1, and wolves were 2—0 winners over west ham as they moved up to 5th in the table. first round of the australian open golf is underway in sydney. there are some high profile names including sergio garcia and ernie els in action at the australian golf club, but there have been worries about the haze caused by nearby bushfires. our reporter chris mitchell is there, how are the conditions looking? touch of

possible to put a halt now however there is a chance to take the profit that ability over to project dell and to. well to operate north into harder. in latvia the baltic country gets its liquefied natural gas by ship from qatar poland is signed contracts with the us for liquefied gas both countries want to free themselves from dependence on russia but taking climate change into consideration the north stream to pipeline could also be used to transport hydrogen instead of natural gas experts like and say climate killing greenhouse gases can be avoided that way. when he. supposed to use natural gas long term and i'm supposed to split hydrogen and carbon dioxide the russians are working on a process for making solid carbon so there won't even be a need for carbon dioxide storage and i know. that means large volumes of liquid hydrogen could be transported by nord stream to replace in climate damaging natural gas it's only a dream of the future but climate change is accelerating the process. full malaysian prime minister najib rezai is due to testify for the 1st time over the one m.t.v. scanda

names that scream favorably are names like dell, f 5, apple, check point software.hese are all names that are in the bottom quin tile of or second of valuation and have high quality scores. conversely -- >> you say apple, but you have been kind of behind on apple for much, if not all, of the year. are you changing your tune on that stock in particular were you wrong or do you still think that that's at the high end of the range where it has been trading and investors should be cautious about that, too? >> very fair point. look, let me under score. we run quantitative screens. there are probably a list of 25 names that fit these criteria. apple happens to be one of them. we have been neutral on apple this year, and it's been the wrong call. we've missed it. i think anticipation for 5 g plus continued success in services has propelled that stock higher. my guess is over the next six months the stock could continue to go higher based on those tenants and based on the fact that from a quality perspective which is something that we think the market is seeking out in a ti

equipment and software within three years, in a potential blow to the likes of companies such as hp, delland it used to be a selection of toiletries and the occasional bathrobe that hotel guests would take home. now, according to the times, people are stealing the very mattress they slept on. a survey of hoteliers has found that the removal of luxury mattresses is a growing problem, particularly in five star hotels. a p pa re ntly apparently coffee makers get taken and all sorts. televisions are taken. i won't feel bad next time a walkout a little bottle of shampoo. jonathan charles is back with us. managing director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development. let us look at the new york times story. looking at donald trump's reaction to what happened in the training camp in pensacola. three very young officers shot dead. this isa very young officers shot dead. this is a very interesting story. terrible story down in pensacola, a saudi air force officer, he was being trained there, seems to have open fire on his classmates. what did president trump say? acco

harry kane, delle alpi, they are rested, but so much has changed since that 7—2. it was pochettino in the 7— to defeat. bayern munich has changed as well, so they have an interim bossin as well, so they have an interim boss in charge. spurs looking to settle a score. even though bayern munich have won the group and spurs into the last 16. moreno was asked, has he shown the players of that video of that defeat?” has he shown the players of that video of that defeat? i forbid any image about it. i watch it, i watch ita image about it. i watch it, i watch it a couple of times. we tried to go through every detail of that match, but not one single image for the boys. no, not at all. we are to focus more on as that on bayern munich. we know how that group will pan out, but still all to play for in group d, where atletico madrid or bayer leverkusen will exit the competition. they have great pedigree, 2014 filers, 2016 finalist. struggled a bit as we heard earlier, struggling this season. almost a transitional season this season. almost a transitional season for them, los

. >> certain airlines like american and dell tar starting to limit emotional support to dogs and cats. >> it's like throwing gasoline on the fire right now. >> there are no current limits on the number of support animals on an aircraft but the department of transportation is expected to release new rules by the end of the year. >> we are trying to come one a system which works for everybody. whether they are able to do it, i don't know. >> until the system his place, the rules will remain up in the air. catherine johnson, cbs news, washington. >>> taste of the day is going to be bo kchoi. i remember, years ago, you had to go to an asian market for that but now, they are the staple. the texture and taste out of this world. this is like you prepare swiss chard. the white has to be nice and white, just like this. white through the veins and the green, see that? no yellowing when i squeeze it. that means it's fresh. and check the bottom where it's cut. see how clear that is? that's also very important. when you bring it home, in the refrigerator right away. when you put it in a plastic ba

the important thing is picked up. >> i do not know if the iran dell makes between its application was mosaic of facts that relate before a fisa judge to obtain the fisa warrant. my recollection there was a significant material about page and possible cause to believe that he was a foreign agent the dossier was about that but not all of it were a critical part of it. >> we concluded that it played an essential role in the decision to seek hp 26 order. >> bret: okay. speak i would say few people come off looking as poorly as james comey does after what happened in this report. so many things that james comey said that was inaccurate about the dossier. remember that the fbi and doj knew that the dossier was complete and utter bunk by january 2017. he is in interviews recently talking about the validity of the dossier. i dispute this idea that this is a rorschach test of some kind. absolutely true that the media did originally spin this somehow vindicating of the fbi and doj p that should be completely put to rest through a reading of the report but also by washing today's hearings. one o

you have to use encryption that the government could break into and then weekend beijing pulled out dell and hp and they are looking to say to the president, we're not buying it you want to come in, you gotta take the consequences. but whatever the motivation, these are not the actions of a government that is eager to make a deal this is not like mexico and canada who want to do a deal with u.s. less they get punished and slow their own economy and hence the u.s. canada and mexico deal that is on the verge of being done china, i say fine. the trade war is hurstiting us. don't believe the conventional media. they are wrong they haven't done the work let it drag. i cannot believe that the president's even debating holding off on his plan december 15th tariff hikes after the great unemployment number last friday and the north american deal on the horizon. we're in better shape than we thought. the economy hasn't wrecked so president trump has no reason what so ever to make a deal. he's got to hold off on the next round of tariff hikes. there is no reason to hold off he might as well pile th

let me just say one word about christianity dell that "christianity today." it's a very venerable magazine. i agree with the governor that this is not going to have an impact. fears the other thing i would add to in terms of evangelical support. judges. course course such and kavanaugh.judgef sins. >> trace: i want to play this out by talking about the economy because they have to run against the economy and it's going to be tough. >> what is your argument to the voter hearing this thing may not like what everything president trump does but they really like this economy and they do not know if they should make a change. >> i don't think they like the economy. go talk to the old businesses of the middle class she grew up in. middle class is getting crushed. working class has no way of. this is a cost which of that. >> trace: unemployment is down, the dow was up, it's a very difficult argument to make, jessica. >> i think joe biden had a strongest debate last night but this is the one answer i was not a tremendous fan of. when you look at the numbers, 75-76% th

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they have confirmed it will be a huge blow to the likes of hewlett—packard, dell and microsoft.ina's reliance on home—made technologies. in north korea over the weekend, president trump tweeted saying that kim jong—un risks losing everything if he resumes hostility towards the americans. the announcement of saturday's test came just hours after trump said he would be surprised by any hostile action from the north, emphasising his very good relationship with kim. now to hong kong because it is exactly six months since the protests started and over the weekend, we saw hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets in a peaceful march demanding greater political rights. after months of sometimes violent demonstrations, hong kong has been relatively calm and is pro—democracy candidates won a landslide victory in local council elections two weeks ago. he was the bbc‘s laura bicker who was covering the protests over the weekend. bbc‘s laura bicker who was covering the protests over the weekendm began in june. as the protests over the weekendm began injune. as protesters took to

trade associations that represent tech and some of you representthat are members of a lot of them -- dellobe, google, microsoft, et cetera. what is it that do you differently from these other associations? jason: there are a lot of great technology trade associations in like other industries, there are industry segment representatives within a broader like technology, so there are great trade associations that deal with issues orpecific semiconductor specific issues or intellectual property issues and the like. what is unique about i.t.i., we cross-section of the tech sector, including software and hardware companies, manufacturers, service providers, network operators, infrastructure companies. a very broad range of the so we're unique in that we have the opportunity to represent all segments of the infrastructure industry. host: to help us delve into some of the public policy issues that i.t.i. deals with is steven overly of "politico." for being back. steve: it's good to chat with again. i want to talk about privacy. this week the ranking member of the senate commerce committee release

my name is ryan dell porto. i'm the overdose prevention coordinator at the san francisco aids foundation. thanks for having this hearing. i feel like there's a lot of good things in this resolution. and i'd just like to acknowledge that us doing overdose prevention work in san francisco has been doing amazing job. and with a lot of support from the department of public health. but, you know, with fentanyl the game has kind of changed out there. so we need to adjust. so i'm just here to say i support this resolution. just some things i'd like to add that i feel like should kind of go alongside this is, you know, more training for law enforcement, paramedics, department of public works. a lot of those kinds of agencies can be barriers as far as like overdose response. you know, people get narcan thrown away by the department of public works, which, you know, puts them at greater risk. you know, police aren't very -- aren't very welcoming when they respond to an overdose. [bell dings] and paramedics as well. i just

dell, hp and microsoft stand to lose.t's unclear how quickly that en could ha since much of the chinese gear meant to replace the u.s. equipment relies . for night business report, beijing. >> december 15th could prove to be aritica cdal teorno a fer kayla has that part of the story. >> more than a year after the united states mexico and canada signed the replacement for nafta, the deal is getting closer to ratifition, protracted negotiations over the ndreement labor enforcement terms are nearing a tentative deal. >> comparing very good things, i'm hearing from unions and others that it's looking good, and i'm hearing a lot of strides that have been made ovela the 24 hours. >> the white house must send thl offiext to capitol hill. if that happens by december 15th, thehite house has told allies expect the house to vote on it on december 18th, one day after a potential vote on impeachment. two senior democratic aids say lawmakers are still studying the whine house's proposal, but note a deal is very close and could be annou

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