transit fare is, now, like, 340, and the ferry fare would be $4 is what we've use used in -- we've used on our model. with the pass, though, you get -- you get essentially a discount if you're using transit everything on the fare. >> okay. so i think -- so if, let's say, someone travels during peak hours by driving, so the toll's 3.50, $3.50, so every day, it'so it would be the equivalent to driving off the island 17, 18 times, that amount. so that's about half the month. is that enough of an disincentive for somebody to not drive? i don't know what the answer is. i guess i'm just posing that question, like, what is the -- what is the tipping point for driving that disincentive? >> yeah. >> another factor in that is that for the market rate households, they're purchasing this transit -- a transit pass as part of this h.o.a. fees, so it's a sunk cost at the start of the month. they've already purchased it. >> that's true. >> so for the market rate household, at least for the first individual, there's a pretty substantial incentive to take the transit. >> that's a really good point. and a

s major issues, fare evaders. we captured this video of rider after rider pushing or jumping the fare gates. some fare cheats can't be cited we learned. lillian? >> reporter: ama, this is the result of a decades old decision that excepts san mateo county from many of the rules applied everywhere else. it happens all the time throughout the b.a.r.t. system. jumping and bypassing the fare gates. paying customers take notice. >> it's upsetting. you don't want to necessarily call someone out on it, but you would hope that there would be better systems in place for catching that. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. launched an enforcement operation in march to crack down. riders are asked for proof of payment. but san mateo county is except from the program. when b.a.r.t. was formed in the '60s, san mateo county opted out. which means the same rules that apply to other areas don't apply on the peninsula. >> we have the system that's existed for a really long time, but we haven't been able to adjust to modern times with respect to ou

. >> metro wants to crack down on fare jumpers. but one part of the area wts to decriminalize fare evasion. >> a curious child, a paper barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance ratesrgp to 64 percent in viia. barbara trumpstock agrees. ti with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." >>> police say man attacked another man with a hammer near church street. it happened in the wine shop. the victim was taken to the hospital police are talking to witnesses, checking the nearby surveillance cames. no word on what motivated this a at. we'll be updating it in the nbc washington app as we get more information. >> should people who skip out on metro fes be arrested or just pay a fine? today city

>> well, fareed, it stars with leadership. actually, in my career i've covered the secretary of state and the president of the united states as a reporter. one thing you notice when you cover the president is the exponential expansion of the megaphone. there's just nothing like the president of the united states. and when you had a policeman confront a black professor in boston, the obama presidency, what did obama do? he invited him for beer at the white house. there is no single magic cure for this, fareed. but one thing i can't tell you what's fish but what is necessary, and that is for the president of to show empathy and be someone who demonstrates moral compassion, moral conversation, moral engagement by what he does and what he says, not to say let's just get this bomb stuff out of the way, so i can actually go back and keep the country focused on the fact there's a caravan of refugees from honduras headed our way and there are middle eastern times among them. that was a keecold flat out lie absent any evidence to the c

"fareed zakaria gps" starts right now.. >>> this is gps, the global public square and welcome to those of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. we'll start today's show with saudi arabia. just what did the desert kingdom have to do with the disappearance of journalist jamal ka hashogkhashoggi? where is the young crown prince leading the country? why doesn't president trump consider the u.s./saudi relationship so important? and also, the new cold war with china. how did washington's relationship with beijing get so bad? what does the big chill mean for china, for america and the world? but first, here's my take. we have been talk thing a lot in recent days about the supreme court, and the midterm elections and immigration policy, but the trump administration's most significant decisions will be about u.s. policy toward china. the big question is whether the 21st century is going to be marked by conflict or cooperation between the two most powerful and prosperous

launched its fare enforcement operation in march to crack down on those fare evaders. riders are asked to prove they've actually purchased a ticket and cheaters are given a $75 citation. i'm reporting live from the millbrae b.a.r.t. station, abc7 news. >>> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will not return to teach at harvard law. according to "the washington post," the university made that announcement in an e-mail to law students last night. but it didn't give a reason why. now, hundreds of law students have signed a letter calling for kavanaugh to end his teaching commitment, but they had not sent that letter to the school's teen as of last night. >>> only on abc7 news, a bay area woman who went to yale law school with kavanaugh is revealing why she can't support him for the supreme court. >> reporter: prior to the hearing you did not want to go on camera and speak about kavanaugh. what changed for you? >> what changed for me was the hearing, listening to his anger and his falsehoods. >> leslie martin ragsdale is a retired lawyer from hills borrow. she says kavan

for more go to cnn.com/fareed. let's get started. >>> on friday night 17 days after jamal khashoggi was seen going into the saudi consulate in inis istanbul, saudi arabia finally admitted he died there. the 59-year-old man was said to brawl with young men who had a discussion with him, unquote. 18 saudi nationals have been detained in the case. president trump in an interview yesterday with "the washington pos post" with said, obviously there have been lies in the khashoggi matter, but he praised mohammed bin salman. wendy sherman was under for secretary of affairs. today she is a senior fellow at the belfour center and author of "not for the faint of heart." martin held many jobs during the clinton administration. he is now a distinguished fellow at the counsel on foreign relations. a professor of international economics. he's the author of "making the arab world." martin, let me start with you. the crucial question it seems to me is can mohammed bin salman survive this? >> it's not clear as so much else in saudi

and then, you know, two things are true about this, fareed. one hand, we're going to stick up -- "the washington post" is going to stick up for our own, just as we did for jason when he was in prison in iran and it's also true that i don't think we're saying or doing anything that we wouldn't do if jamal were a columnist for the "new york times," what we were reacting to was this unfathomly monstrous crime and attack on free expression. reare pushing for a true accounting which we have yet, and a true accountability for the people who are responsible. >> do you think we will get the actual sorry, do you think the turks will release the actual recording? how reare we going to know? >> it's a great question and i don't know, i mean eventually i think we will find out what happened. how quickly and how soon depends on how many people do the right thing. i meaning, right now, in saudi arabia, the person who's in charge of the investigation is essentially the prime suspect, and i think the rest of the world starting with the trump administration, a

fares murder sparked an outburst of grief from her followers, but not all mourned her death. state media calling her a whore on social media. he has subsequently been fired. the last image to appear on her instagram account shows her in black and white with the words "peace be upon her soul" tara fares. ben wideman, cnn, beruit. >> iran has reportedly fired several missiles into eastern syria and quite literally sent a message to its enemies in the process. iranian state media say the missiles targeted militants accused of attacking a military parade in western iran. late last month that attack killing 29 people. and on those missiles, the phrases, the message, death to america, death to israel and death to saudi arabia were written on the sides. iran's official news agency claims the strikes killed or wounded several militants. >>> syria has been a brutally dangerous place for more than seven years now. as rebels have been fighting government forces and their allies, hundreds of thousands of people have died in the aftermath. united nations estimates there are 13 million peo

>> that's going to be very hard to do, fareed.d donald trump is accelerating that decline. it is shocking to see that vladimir putin and president xi is more popular than the president of the united states. only 32% of people in mexico have a positive view of the united states. that is doing long-term damage to american standing. it will be hard to reverse. if you are an american ally, why would you trust the united states again. maybe donald trump will be replaced by a more internationalist president, but these forces will still be there and there will be a constituecys an isolationism and why would you trust your security to the united states knowing that you could easily have another trump arising in the future? >> 30 seconds. >> we have a chance to restore the united states, but we have to come up with something better than the world order created in 1945. we need to deliver for your citizens and develop institutions that thifr for all nations and develop a positive institution of a world order. >> you should run for office. t

fareed zakaria. >> really? >> yes. he's staying up late. >> very well done. and just for you. >> yeah. we're going to hear what he -- you know, he is very plugged in on what happens overseas. he is an expert. and he's going to talk to us about this "washington post" reporter khashoggi being killed and what happens with our relationship with saudi arabia right now. >> great guests, d-lemon. i'll see you in a second. >> see you. >> so she is president trump's voice around the globe. for a little while longer at least. so what happened tonight when nikki haley spoke for herself at one of the most famous dinners in politics? it's a big stage. the ambassador unplugged. next. how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?

metro officials recently anheunced the station with most cases of fare evasion is gallery place.well, this season the washington capital defending the cup. and the team islready off to a great start. they cruised to a 7-0in over boston last night. >> the night started with the banner raising ceremony. team captain alex ovechkin kissed the stanley cup good-bye fore taking to the ice. the firstoal of the night came from fan favorite t.j. oshie, beginningas only t for the team's offen. they put another six points on the boa before the game was over. as dominating as the caps were, the moment ovie says he'll remember forever is when the championship banner was hung before the game. >> it wasam ing.e all fans saw the cup on the ice. it's kind of a historic moment for us. erybody was cheering for us. they're still celebrating, i think. good for them. it's nice to see people smiling, people happy. when you win, it's always fun. >> now,le there werey of back-to-back chants at the game last night. tonight t caps will ben pittsburgh to take on the penguins. >> i don't k yw if follow his in

days in terms of booking for thanksgiving it might be a little too late to get the most affordable fares usually we recommend booking about sixty days in advance but it it's a good time to start booking for christmas and new years as a rule of thumb any time of year the earlier the better in terms of availability and fares obviously in general you want to aim for about thirty to forty days in advance charlie any other advice for those of us traveling to thanksgiving and through the new year my big advice is make your reservations get a price you think is fair and don't. worry about it too many people go oh i already pay this much i could have saved for. get it just relax gods are there andrew you're an attorney so i've got to ask is winter weather looms always an x. factor in air travel clarify what the airline owes you if you get stuck if it's for weather related reasons they don't have to accommodate you right that is correct there is no us low regulation that guarantees hotel accommodations for any reason but if you look in your contract of carriage with the airlines in some instances

tara fares's death them in a very negative way.'s death came just days after another woman was murdered in her car, this time a human rights activist in basra. the interior ministry says it has opened an investigation into ms fares's death, but many here feel more prominent women could be targeted next. now it is time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm marc edwards, and this is your monday sport briefing. coming up: we will see how europe thrashed the usa to regain the ryder cup. lewis hamilton gets a big helping hand in the f1. and prince william converting kenyans into villains. the draw for the last 16 of the women's champions league takes place on monday, with a big absentee and some dangerous looking usual suspects. barcelona overturned a 3—1 first—leg loss in kazakhstan to book their place in the draw. atletico madrid doubling the spanish contigent courtesy of their shock win over manchester city, who had reached the semi—finals in both previous editions. lyon without a doubt the team to avoid. they

it includes expanding rush hour service for the entire system and capping weekend fares at $2. follow adam tuss on twitter for reaction throughout the reday. >> t your forecast for the week. nice and breezy today. sunshinend a couple of days in the 70s to finish the month of october and start the month of november. >> not bad. taking a look at the roads right now, southbound after 4:10, still has some real delays. about a three mile back up headed inbound because of an earlier crash. >> that's theews fortoday. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. until then enjoy your day. >> make it a great modday, everyby. at this critical moment in america... in maryland, democrats are on the front lines. with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his plans will get our schools back to number one and protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and president obama agree. ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward." let us stand up for our kidss let uand up for families l us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat

they pay full fare. we have to remain open to china.ce in dealing with china is that you can deal with them. as long as you are straight with them, you know what you have to get and they know what they have to get. negotiate and try to get it. my biggest experience is when we had the issue in april of 2001 when our plane ran into their plane. it took us two weeks to solve that. there was no crisis. when i said to president bush at the time -- he followed the advice -- is we have an incident. let's not make it a crisis. let's talk. we talked. two weeks later our crew was home safely. talk to the chinese with respect. when we have disagreements, as we do, when there are trade challenges, let's work on it. if they're doing things that -- getting into our technology improperly, let's do something about that. let's not create a cold war situation with the chinese. >> you know, madeleine, that the anti-china rhetoric probably works politically at home. in other words, there is a feeling that china has taken advantage of the united states econ

within two or three hours will get a fare.% >> council passed a pick-ups and drop-offs for those who paid foor medallion. >> i'm making payment but barely. four kids. >> other drivers say shouldn't be promised. >> sorry they put down money and they're stuck, that's what they wall a bad investment. >> reporter: paul rose says helps those who didn't purchase medallions by getting them off the line and back to the city. >> we believe there is a demand for taxi drivers. >> when was last time he drove a cab? doesn't know what he's talking about. >> reporter: will develop a transition plan and exploring backup plan where drivers could be reinstated at sfo. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> another major tech conference is setting up in san francisco, so taxis should get rides out of it. work under way for oracle's open world at moscone center, monday. howard street closed to october 30th. weeklong and concert headlined by beck. >>> michigan man is hoping someone will identify a couple he snapped a picture of in yosemite. tweeted picture. wrote, twitter, hep, i don't know wh

get a fare. >> reporter: passed a proposal restricting pick-ups and drop-offs to drivers who purchase medialion, license that makes a vehicle a taxi cab. intent to ease the burden on drivers struggling to make payments because of uber and lyft. >> barely making it. four kids. >> reporter: obtain medallions for tree or off wait list say proposal isn't fair. >> that's not the case. >> reporter: not a fight between cab drivers and ride share but cab drivers and cab drivers. >> sorry they put down their money stuck. that's a bad investment. >> reporter: paul rose says helps those who didn't purchase medallions by getting them off the line and back to the city. >> we believe there is a demand for taxi drivers. >> when was last time he drove a cab? doesn't know what he's talking about. >> reporter: will develop a transition plan and exploring backup plan where drivers could be reinstated at sfo. >>> another delay in trial for woman accused of killing father of her children in 2016 and family of the victim is tired of waiting. family and friends of keith green protested outside the hall of j

in europe, that someone is making a big profit out of them. fares in europe, that someone is makingm is a difficult one in terms of how you square the circle. it has become even more, dated because the governments back players operating the franchises albeit on a short—term basis but network rail, the bit that actually is responsible, is effectively back in public control as well. so in a sense the railways are a real hybrid and have become arguably even more ofa and have become arguably even more of a hybrid than when they were first privatised nearly 30 years ago. yes, i think it is a horrible, tangled mess. ithink ago. yes, i think it is a horrible, tangled mess. i think alsojoe public doesn't fully appreciate the extent to which the government is taking control of many aspects of the running of the railway, the sort of micromanaging a nationalised system which has private contractors doing the work for them. so advocates of rail nationalisation, and it is a very popular policy, polling shows that the public want the railways renationalised, but if they were to be renationalised

. >>> i'm going to drive around the city two or three hours without a fare, why not come to the airportnd you know within two hours or so you are going to get a fare. >> tonight a day in the lie of a taxi driver. the desperation they have been driven to in san francisco. >>> yes, my love. >> she said yes, but he already knew that. only "abc 7 news" helped bring about this repeat proposal to make sure this young couple's engagement is complete. >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> it was a steady flow of people. not too crowded. everybody was able to have a seat. >> i think i have a really good chance. >> i am happy. more johns for me. >>> yes, they're the happy ones because they're on the winning end of the holiday hiring equation this year. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. we are still a couple of weeks away from halloween but the focus is turning to christmas. >> "abc 7 news" what in san francisco where crews are starting to build the ice rink at union square. it is going to open on november 7th. >>> at the embarcadero center downtown, christmas trees are stacked up i

it includes adding rush hour service,in red the weekend fares and add go train cars. ad tuss reports the news is welcome to most riders but there is that question. who is >> reporter: make no mistake, this taking metro nation by storm a riders are weighing in left and right. people are happy to hear about is but others remain a bit skeptical. they want to see if metro can pull it off. >> reporter: more service and dropping the price of weekend trims. >> that would bee.awesom if there wou be new change. >> reporter: let's take a close looke highlights. they are proposing longer rush hour service, cutting the weekend fares to a flat $2, steppeding thew yel line to green belt, right now somen trains t around at silver spring but would turn away. and how about eve train is a longer eight-car train? myhenl ultimate fruition is. >> metro's leader makes it clear, he feels this is a turning point. >> wha can we do to get riders back? >> he says all of this will cost money. about $20 million a year. >> i thinkui it is aing block. >> for riders, the ultimate proof will be in th

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the fares are offered to compete with low-cost competitors.y measure the success of this policy by seeing how many travelers pay the fare just to avoid it. >>> his catch launched the 49ers dynasty back in 1982 and made dwight clark a hero here in the bay area. this weekend his teammates, friends, and family will honor him at levi's stadium. we spent time with him at his ranch in montana. clark spent his final months living in montana. history ashes are spread at the ranch near the goal post they before you go to in from candlestick where clark made the famous catch. >> he was friendly with everyone. i don't think there was a person throughout his entire career that didn't like him. >> we'll also hear from joe montana, tina turner and his brokers jeff clark as they share their stories with us. it airs right after sunday night football, 9:00 here on nbc bay area. >>> rescuers come to the aid of two owls and we have the pictures to show you. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets yo

. >>> and ryanair is below 100 as the strike impact hits fares and traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. happy monday we are just getting some data crossing out of europe the pmi numbers have just come in september final manufacturing pmi has come in at 53.2. this is lower than the estimate of 53.3 and lower than 54.6 number we got in august. it was largely anticipated for there to be a little bit of a jog versus where we were in august that is what we're seeing this morning. euro currency has dipped .1% weaker on the session. the final manufacturing export orders, all looking at the export orders closely given the environment that we're in, came in at 60.2 that is slightly higher than the slashed estimates of 50. that is the numbers that we've got for this morning after getting various individual country manufacturing numbers earlier in the day but our top story today, the u.s. and canada have reached a new nafta deal according to officials on both sides, a framework agreement was struck before midnight salvaging the trilateral agreement canada is opening up the milk market justin trud

only be accessed by others through a subpoena.bart also plans to place public video monitors about fare gates at stations to remind people they are being watch in hopes of detering fare evasion and reducing crime.we know the board initially approved the new technoligies, but we do not know when this would roll out.live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. <"sure. <"sure. shouldn't have a problem with that. we are being filmed anyways so and then it will make people feel safe and deter...i'm all for it."> ( james ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( lydia ) happening now... deputies in santa clara county are warning parents after a man exposed himself to a 13- year-old girl. it happened at a bus stop n sycamore drive. they are asking people to be on the lookout for a man driving a loud, black sports car with black rims. ( lydia ) also happening right now... police in petaluma are looking for the person who punched a man and bit off part of his ear. the victim was found near the intersection of 4th street and c street. police say the victim had b

leaders face trying to stop fare beaters. only roughly 1% of people cited have actually paid their fines. >> it's upsetting. you don't want to call someone out on it but at the same time you hope there would be better systems in place for catching that kind of thing. >> reporter: at african-americans represent about 12% of b.a.r.t.'s ridership, the chronicle reports african-americans have received nearly half the citations. some b.a.r.t. board members have been vocal with their concerns about the exemption, though right now there are no current plans to change any of it. i'm reporting live from millbrae b.a.r.t. station, abc7 news. >> frustrating for how few people are paying those fines. >>> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will not return to teach at harvard law. according to "the washington post," the university made that announcement in an e-mail to law students last night. it did not give a reason why. hundreds of law students had signed a letter calling for kavanaugh to end his teaching commitment, but they had not

they are having to ta ke still faring.ir own supplies in, i would imagine, because there is no food in the disaster zone, right? yes, so there has been a massive effort from there has been a massive effort from the national level, bringing food to the national level, bringing food to the most affected areas. and how does it work for you, in an organisation like 0xfam ? does it work for you, in an organisation like 0xfam? have you prepositioned supplies in some parts of the area, to be used on an occasion like this? yes, so we as an international ngo in the country, we have prepositioned stock in some of the threatened disaster areas. but the threatened disaster areas. but the tsunami services, the operations are still ongoing in lombok, so in real life we have mobilised most of oui’ real life we have mobilised most of our stocks to lombok, so now we are still in the process of getting stock out from nearby palu. thank you very much indeed for talking to us. you very much indeed for talking to us. thank you. let‘s get some

i'm ahmed fareed. that's your sports. more news after the break.itizc policies and their elected >>> 7:45 for you right now. voting is the easiest way for s sit skens to weigh in on public policies and elected officials. it is a critical election given the controversial presidency of donald trump yet some state election officials have worked to suppress the vote, that is discourage voters from participating in the 2018 election. nbc bay area's political analyst larry gerston joins us to explain this contradiction. you have to ask yourself why are we seeing elected officials trying to suppress the vote? >> good question. very simple rule, marcus, when it comes to voting. the easier it is to vote, the more likely that larger numbers of people will participate. the harder it is to vote, it follows that fewer people participate. with respect to voter suppression, officials in some states may shorten early voting period, require strict identification, or provide fewer election sites in certain parts of the state, but nothing, nothing is easier than find

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so i'm wondering if we can get an update, how has that pilot fared in terms of selling fish off the boats. because that seemed to -- we had a lot of discussion on that item. in part, how to do it and if it was requesting to work. it would be interesting to know what the progress was made and what are the results. thanks. >> commissioner makras: and to follow up, if there is problems with the quality, health department complaints or anything that fell out of that. >> president brandon: any other new business? >> i had one. will we have an informational meeting on this ferry building and what is happening with it and the future and -- >> yes. >> and pier 70 would be a good one, too. >> president brandon: any other new business? >> vice-president adams: i make a motion that we adjourn in the memory of sister veronica sanchez and may she rest in peace. >> second. >> president brandon: all in favor. meeting adjourned. 5:40. >> i personally love the mega jobs. i think they're a lot of fun. i like being part of a build that is bigger than myself and outlast me and make a mark on a landscape or i

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others fared a bit better. rory mcilroy hit one as high as one of his 300—yard drives. tojohnson.dear. that's all from sportsday. good night. let's get more now on our top story and the us security service says it has intercepted two suspicious packages sent to the homes of former president barack obama and the former secretary of state, hillary clinton. separately, the headquarters of the broadcaster, cnn, in new york was evacuated after a suspicious device was sent to the building. we can see some live pictures now from new york. a very large police presence there, as they continue to investigate this ongoing situation and these multiple devices which have been described as crude but functional pipe bombs. they've also been described as an act of terrorism. our correspondent samira hussain is in new york. what have the authority ‘s been saying? they have just ended a press conference a short while ago. they had the mayor of new york city, the governor of new york and the head of the new york city police all speaking here. they did refer to this as an act of terror. to give you a

we are talking about steppeding the -- putting the flat fare of the weekend system to $2. a $2 fare for weekend service, ine all g the yellow the way up to green belt, running the red line to glenmont at all times of the day. certain times right now, it stops at silver spring, and it would go all the way to glenmont. and every rail car now would be the largest rail car eight-car train. that is a huge initiative that the gm has unveiled here. and of course, a lot of this is an attempt to win riders back. metro has been shedding riders recently, down 100,000 therips per workday. the gm says this is the start of a turnaround. take a listen him. >> you know, it's a building block. and this is the first of the major building block in the future. obviously, silver lining phase ii comes in next year, so that will be another building bloc there's other things that we're looking at. but that's, you know, another year, us, away. but we have to continue to think that way. we have to think differently about the system to bring riders back back. >> so clearly, the general manager is tr

finally spirit has been doing a really great job of raising fares and and larry -- ancillary fees.uy: i spoke to robin hayes a few weeks back and he docked a solid can -- dropped a solid hint in london. when his rabid going to roll meant out on the transatlantic route? >> we thought that would be one of the initiatives for 2020. my guess is they probably save that up for 2021. timeframe. i think there's no rush as you know being in london given the uncertainty surrounding brexit and what will happen on march 30, 2018. you pointed out the number one revenue-generating route in the world is jfk to london. generates one point $1 billion of revenue annually for british airways. there's clearly an opportunity for somebody like jetblue. guy: what did i do with the 2020 ones in the meantime? >> those have gone transcontinental. they are going north-south from of theand jfk to some northern south american cities that they serve. markets it are fourt hours and longer. those generate higher fees. and then trends con -- transcontinental new york, l.a., seattle, boston. vonnie: what are invest

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ultimately he wants zero tariffs, zero non-tariff fares and zero subsidy. using nafta as a good win and we have south korea, i believe these things can be negotiated, and i am quite patient on this. in four or five months or so, we should invite him to his work. >> he didn't like the acronym of nafta. this is a different one. it's harder to remember this one. usmca. okay. you have to actually get it approved by congress. you can't use fast track authority in the lame duck sessions, as i understand it. so you have to get this approved in the next congress. >> you could, david, i think. >> but it's 60 votes in the senate. >> that's correct. >> assuming you don't have 60 votes in the senate for whatever reason, if you used fast track, you would have to do it next year. next year the house could be controlled by the dem cats. >> possibly. >> are you confident you can get it through even with a democratic-controlled house, or you're not sure if you can get it through? >> well, look, what i would say is the democrats really support the working folks. middle, main

let's take a look at how we are faring.ing a down day. 10 year yield, edging lower when it comes to bonds. seeing a bit of bond rally. getting back to the boj threshold, around 0.2%. coming out with earnings, keeping their forecast. that led to a negative impression for some analysts, down 5%. softbank, in talks to take a , downty stake of wework 3%. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. headlines.irst word president trump has renewed his criticism of the fed, saying policymakers are moving too fast with rate hikes. he dismissed concerns about inflation and repeated his lacking for low rates.

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