, eua, that a man came be anundetick up while a gun coficer inthe , he took that robber down and that robber was arrested so this was unrelated to what happened here at the school but pretty coincidental very active in this morning. >> along the peninsula a bizarre police chase involving a tesla, the driver was asleep at the wheel while he sped down 101. the car apparently driving itself. kpix 5 is where they just finished a news briefing do they know if it was on auto pilot at the time? >> that's the question, the chp is trying to find that out for sure, they strongly suspect that car was on auto pilot because it took several officers several miles to try to slow that car down, they did slow it downright in the middle of the freeway, when they knocked on the driver's side window. the shot over night all morning and chp officers arrested 45-year-old alexander of los altos the driver of the tesla. pulled up along the tesla going 70 miles per hour south of whipple road in e chp managed t stop that car safely. >> after they were unable to stop the vehicle due to the driver being unrespon

on the in between elements, staying in the in between elements, staying in the eua and so on we don'tmmons over 15 years of the economy will be smaller byjust under4% and the economy will be smaller byjust under 4% and that will have an impact on tax revenue, public services, growth and so on. in the immediate term i would suggest it has an impact on mrs may's ability to sell the deal because the core narrative has been that her deal is a compromise that will protect jobs and business and the economy. the government analysis which is just that protection will still mean what looks like a fairly sizeable hit to the economy over 15 years. there is a lot of room for error because it's a lot of room for error because it's a long—term projection but based on this analysis the economy will be smaller by 4%. philip hammond himself said this morning that if the only consideration was the economy it‘s best that we remain in the eu. 0f economy it‘s best that we remain in the eu. of course that‘s not taking into the politics. where do you expect this to go? some brexit here's another said the an

truth is, mr speaker, the prime minister ‘s idea of taking back control of our money is to hand the euaade deal with canada took seve n yea rs eu ‘s trade deal with canada took seven years to agree. the deal with singapore, eight years. the business secretary said this week the transition will have to be extended until the end of 2022. 0utside transition will have to be extended until the end of 2022. outside the eu and with no level ridge, does the prime minister think she is fooling anyone is suggesting there will be a free—trade finalised by december 2020? the future relationship that we are negotiating will set out the structure and scope of that deal that we will be ensuring that we can negotiating legal text once we leave the european union but the right honourable gentleman, i think people will have seen from his question previously to me, has shown the problem that he has with this deal. he hasn't even read it. he does not know what's in it. he says there is a problem with the deal and he would do it differently. he wants to negotiate, renegotiate the withdrawal agreement, but a