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point of view, and we talk less, it seems, from a worker in quÉbec, a grocery shopper in tolucca and edmonton we'll look at that today. we'll begin with a look back at what is in the law and the memories of the chief negotiators. >>> the mammoth nafta treaty when the united states, canada and mexico opened a market when globalization was in its infancy. now today trade of $17 billion annually. out of all of the trait, the three countrie--afterall the tre companies do in the world, those against it say the treaty hurts jobs. i sat down with karla hills with her thoughts on the treaty she helped write and it's impact today. >> what did all of the partners have that the other partners thought would be useful? were there things about canada, the nature of its economy, about mexico and the nature of its economy that made it a good fit for trade in the united states? >> when we started talking about it, when i was approached in january of 1990, we began to talk about how our two economies could work efficiently together. at that moment mexico was highly restricted. we wanted that market. 100 millio

talk less it seems about what a pope and paperworker in quebec, auto worker, a grocery shopper, or edmonton, makes of this landmark change in trade law. helped pry open markets in a time when defense in its infancy. today nafta produced $17 trillion annually. some that praise it say it is great in a global market. deepens deficits and helps sovereignty. i sat down with one of the original negotiator toes former trade ambassador, for her thoughts on the treaty she helped right and it's impact today. what did all of the partners have that the others thought it would be useful? are there things about mexico, canada, that made them a good fit for a trade relation with the eyes? is trade minister approached me, and we began to talk about how our two economies could work more efficiently together. and at that moment, mexico was highly restricted. we wanted that market. it was only when the rumor got out that we got a phone call from canada saying wait an't many. you just finish add trade agreement with us, you are going to leave us out of this? now that we are at ratification plus 20, is the aver

we look less at quÉbec, an grocery shopper in teluca or edmonton, do they make more or less with thistrade law? we'll look at this today. we'll look at the memories of the u.s. chief negotiator. the mammoth nafta treaty between the united states, canada and mexico opened markets at a time when globalization was in its infancy. today, nafta creates 17 trillion-dollar. those against it say the treaty kills jobs, deepens deficits and hurts economic sovereignty. i sat down with one of the original negotiators former trade ambassador karla hills, for her thoughts on the treaty she helped write and it's impact today. >> what did all of the partners have that the other partners thought would be useful, were there things about canada and the nature of its economy, about mexico about the nature of its economy that made them a good fit for a trade relation with the united states? >> when we first started to talk about it, which i remember the trade minister of mexico approached me at dabos in january of 1990. we began to talk about how our two economies could work more efficiently together. and

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. >> looks like a bus driver may have to hit up the unemployment line in edmonton. check out this video obtained by ctv in canada. this guy's dash cam rolling as he pulls up to the intersection. watch the school bus that makes a left in front of the person that has a right of way in the dark colored sedan. >> we're going to get a license plate. >> that's not all this school bus driver was up to. wondering, are there kids on the bus? >> yeah, the driver dropping off a student on the curb. the questionable maneuvers are not done. >> cut that guy after too. [ bleep ]. you crazy [ bleep ]. >> this is also going to get even worse. the school bus approaches another bus that is behind a car trying to make a left. instead of waiting. >> holy cow. holy [ bleep ]. >> whoa. >> goes around the bus, goes around the car with its signal on trying to make a left on the street, almost hit the other car very dangerous, very erratic driving. >> if i see this video and know my child is on this bus i am furious. >> seems like parents in the area don't have to worry about this driver tra

we had to edmonton to find out the tickets could prove for alberta and i think that it's being managed well with him to do it now. i think it's pretty obvious that terrible day. i think that's obviously a commonly known as p done responsibly. when you get the country. and that as a comment. you come across money from also got to the merriment. maybe it's time for the snow too. gently heat the industry can rely on the government's support here after all more oil means more money and more jobs for alberta. officials say even if the keystone xl pipeline does not get the green light they will find other ways to transport the ore. but the matter is is of the luo we wanted to visit with americans at. focus on those ago and will will be going east west or or or to the west coast of the we will depart market eventually. my clients are already being built all around canada. a decision about the keystone xl pipeline is expected in the coming months. thus says the half the weight of the economic potential against his comment that attained is one of humanity's most pressing thing to. time now for

we had to edmonton to find out the epic it's good present for alberta and i think that it's been managed well with him to the environment and all. i mean i think it's pretty obvious that terrible day. i think that's obviously a pretty commonly known as p done responsibly. we needed the country. and that as a convent. and they cost money from onset got to the environment. maybe it's time for the snow too generally the oil industry can rely on the government's support here. after all more oil means more money and more jobs for alberta. officials say even if the keystone xl pipeline does not get a green light. they will find other ways to transport the ore but the matter is is of the luo we wanted to do business with americans that focus on those ago and will will be going east west or north and west coasts to me we will depart market eventually. my plans are already being built all around canada. a decision about the keystone xl pipeline is expected in the coming months. thus the city wanted to weigh up the economic potential against his comment that climate change is one of humanity's mos

all but glad that the nation's top of this came only hours after protests is that to cover three edmontonbuildings in the nearby regional center of the gowns were police forces also reported joined on rats accident had been in control of more than a dozen cities across the country's southeast. and that nice pictures from the cts love the sketches silver pole to run for that show the altona of assault by the ukrainian army on the texture plates open thousand armored vehicles and trucks it's not fixed and local thai protests is the closest race of the company did not signal the need for the rights of the asd kids to be respected cnn. two weeks ago is building was taken over by her. the station he told this is not a vehicle which isn't what it is man that place twenty four seven. until then this was actually conceived regional administration building. the buses with a cavernous act. this is with northrop cost. this is where the budget was approved. o it's been steamed and gone to and those with special commission can get in before the building was seized on the seventh of april has gone to t

what you like me could understand it because that would be the head of investment appeal of the edmontonbased in sydney was held over the position if i wasn't new to the economy the students generally on top but good. that's right mentor john reid the pakistan yet so i can get to something now when things go about is that it should be on its edges of the good that we in the aggregate cost of the bananas foster peace because women don't have that kind. it's a cheque which i you know population in extreme poverty conditions they should be good for all the delays they should immediately go into some pretty ugly parts and don't go about it. bishop agreements with whimsy but never letting the tree. i think as ethanol been informed us that the quiet because in the most interesting interesting job yeah that knocks and bumps off when done right which it had been confirmed as of the country is not in that position so they can make a mini foreign funds i thinks that wasn't good rice dish with number one and as far as a warning to know the concerned as in the form of arkansas and be sure to get the

that was too much believe that the talks and through negotiations and trade in edmonton consultations and troy coach it's one could actually shape. russian politics and outcomes are formed by columns. so russian politics functions that on its own in the end and germany has very little impact. ok so for him to return to mexico and for nola bbb don't respect you were with him just as it does there will be some changes in them which is good. i germany and russia but for now for i just practical us to talk you would need to stop baubles and squeeze the negotiation was a pretty to become european union and russia but actually is some. gemini the edge of the courses that to be introduced to the gym or in yes to you. the steel being the expert it to russia and steal the lord so far because these days companies that import gas from there so what actually does the new wells agenda for now maybe some are of sanctions thus in all essentials cds put in his ministry recordings the band sought to jamie. maybe some kind of fuzzy suit or a witch which tells the action would be. a group of college. ye

tom is in chronological order from day one until the sentencing of edmonton's with on chelsea is a desire to live life with a woman a witch baby comes and helps the following day after the sentencing on the today show. and so daddy gives you have the best idea what was going on the most um important elements of the preacher in the trial and um page gives you an inside view on ice that and all the proceeds from the courtroom from the jury box to the both sides of the gallery and oppressors as well so i had many different animals to town to give you an idea of what was going on who was whom and how when and why they were saying what they're saying. i try to give a very objective point of use so i can tell both sides but um it's pretty obvious. and i'm a supporter of chelsea and i'd like to see her for use in this possible. it was interesting especially baptists are no cameras allowed in the courtroom up some sketches are all that we the really have to go on during this entire process we want people to take away from your book and sketches you again. well i want people to learn from history

when i was in edmonton with the intention it's nice. niÑo conditions with the site was licensed in encouraging residents to have to answer and confront him he told ukraine's presidential election the sign. i want to hear county romanesque the rain graham phillips isn't the downpour tea following the operation against the protesters occupying government buildings there now he describes the atmosphere the area as high a weak hands for casters are reinforcing barricades near the occupied buildings while brown's rally in the city center. resisting the crackdown. you can follow brand on twitter for all the latest updates and pictures from the area the un says have certainly seen better times the country declared this week will no longer pay for russian gas later the program we'll look at what it means four pm. lost to answer for you which depends heavily on their reliable transit of russian gas through ukraine the fountain in rome of march against the spirit of the santa didn't hit straight back to eighteen protesters and police were reporte

so he goes over to the lower the weight of edmonton and reconciliation for a time when we divided into two states one in nevada and loving god said this is not like we want people go to look set to sell well the agreement aims for unity government is in five weeks at reconciliation seems to be dashed in the cost since two thousand in the death of the two sides to fail to implement egyptian cricket unit ctu. sharing is peanuts i know it on the first anniversary of the run up as a factory disaster and bind a dash of former workers and families of the over one thousand one hundred people he died to have gathered for a protest to demand the punishment of those responsible. the fund set up by the international labour organization is dealing with victim compensation and instead of the rent it employed a kidney euro has been great so far the contribution from the er and thirty western retailers alluding to the factory has been described by the imo as woefully inadequate. this woman says she received one hundred and thirty seven euro and then another transfer through a mobile phone based payme

forcing it in for a lead on edmonton. oilers back with 3 straight goals. in front to jordan. off the skate of just at at any tied at 3. gather and scores. burns tied it up. now 4-4 late in the third period in the tenth. cain on the mound should mean automatic giant victory. not tonight in arizona. san francisco pitching. only couple games in i know. but a little bit shakey how about this. one guy posingurrounded by 20 girls at pool side then look at the other guy squeezing his way in. i weren't to be in the picture. buster rbi single to left. angel safely in. one nothing giants. bell. homer yesterday. 3 run shot hear off wade. giants put autopsy 4 spot. in the first. but matt 2 back in the bottom half of the inning in the fourth. crosses up. aj trying to are psycho. t cape is furious. look at the replay. his glove in front of a plate. poll lack clearly out but the giants use the challenge earlier so couldn't appeal the call. it stood. tied at 4 in the sixth. play ball to left off juan. pretty good throw but poll lack scores again and the game ends 5-4 d ba

. >> edmonton's hopes took a dent after a shock at the crystal palace. the result leaves them in fifth. >> if you would have looked at it last weekend, it is a disappointment. if you look at it as the start of the season, it is a magnificent season, this is a unique challenge and unique opportunity, so we're excited from that point of view. the way we finished the second half gives me a great encouragement to make sure that we turn the corner, if you want, on sunday. >> without their effort and commitment and a buy-in to what we are trying to do, we wouldn't have achieved it. your players have got to buy into what you've got to do. >> the regular season has come to an end in the nba. the trailblazers head into the postseason after beating the los angeles clippers with blake griffin suspended. took full advantage to seal a fifth straight win. coming off the burge to bag 23 points and 10 rebounds, 110-104. >> despite the loss, the clips secure the western conference's third seat, facing the golden state warriors and in terms of the rest of the playoff pict

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how else would bill gates to edmonton in knows a thing or two about computers, find himself designing education, health and agricultural policies not just for the u.s. but for governments all over the world. [applause] over the years has people witness some of the genuinely good work the foundations did, the direct connection between corporations and foundations in down began to blur and the eventually it faded altogether if it in the 1920's u.s. capitalism have begun to look outward for raw material and overseas markets. foundations began to formulate the idea of global corporate governance. in 1924 rockefeller and carnegie foundation joined the created what is today the most powerful foreign-policy pressure group in the world, the council on foreign relations by 1947 the newly created cia was supported by and working closely with see a far. over the years the has included 22 u.s. secretaries of state. there are five members in the 1943 steering committee the billion dollar grant from mark fowler. all 11 of the world bank presidents from 1946, men who are present themselves as missio

we will continue to cool down as the edmonton tamara but temperatures will rebound just-in-time for easterrs late monday night until early tuesday morning. we have an extended forecast coming up about 15 minutes. << we're still looking at pretty good traffic conditions for most of the bay area and are hotspot in the south made the ride into h this is excellent for is that the leasing all morning long and it's only because traffic has been getting little sluggish on the upper deck as the commute moves on. the drive time i caught the maze is only 17 minutes. in the south bay here's an update on what's been going on 11 north found evidence he has been clearing out now. they should be 25 to 26 minutes but were up 2.9 minutes per drive time onto a 37. gallate accident that was found on 237 on the lawrence expressway. here's a live from san jose you concede that the 11 drive it is great right now. << crime 4 is will tran as the following the investigation into a deadly shooting this morning. << we've learned that the district attorney plans to show up at the scene just to get more information be

. >> with a footnote the litigation edmonton dick and from "the washington post."i am barred from that but there is the filing of the brief of the case and i brought a couple copies if anybody is interested. >> it probably will not have a person's name. >> it is related to to redacted. [laughter] >> application that is ongoing. but i can show you. i am not wedded to percent sure what the underlying matter is put the issue is more about the collection of evidence over the substance of the crime. >> jim, you were describing how the sec was with the attitude that you may or may not degree with but with richard to find a line to draw some rather rather than regis have to get those agencies a carve out. is that accurate in the the initiation in? given that we talk about the sec as it is applicable including the irs event how consequential this is. >> that is a good point in fairly talking about the sec but it for a dissident to all the eliot the federal level but also of the state and local. i feel we have been that they will be losing something if a warrant is codified

want to thank the commissioner for the visit he made to edmonton performance ago. i would just common having run a business before to my department manager or business said motivating employees, if your performance in atlanta was typical of what you do, i think the conference and the ira's employers will go up. i was very impressed. >> how did they pocket the difference? >> well, a larger tax refund. you are actually preparing. other kinds of unrelated, then you can get a loan advancing funds so that fretted refunds to purchasing a product. what we are seeing, i used to see this in a low income tax baroclinic iran when i represented taxpayers. the vehicles purchased. the purchase of automobiles, the irises been allowing them refund. the taxpayer would be unable to make the payments on going on the higher dollar vehicle than they could afford. they of refunds back to the irs, and the car was ultimately repossessed. the taxpayer would end up with cancellation of debt income for the next year. >> the bank account to which the refund should go, it's all done electronic