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well joining me now from london is called benedict frey karl is the co-director of the oxford martin program on technology and employment thanks very much for being with us now we're talking about a huge market in london are we how damaging is this for globally well london and constitute roughly five percent of you bus driver space and the u.k. is its second largest market in europe so indeed this would be quite a significant blow to uber and while what has been great for consumers it's often seen as being bad for leymah barket in form of less job security lower pay and all the rest of it but you did a study on the impact of sharing economy platforms like uber on jobs and what were some of the findings well what you find is that actually after the introduction of uber employment in texas services expands quiet significantly so over all that you create jobs rather than destroy step this expands the labor market for taxes services but what happens then obviously as labor supply expands is that there is more competition and that tends to drive down wages for incumbent drivers which is a

and also made life easier for millions of people well joining me now from london is called benedict frey karl is the co-director of the oxford martin program on technology and employment thanks very much for being with us now we're talking about a huge market in london are we how damaging is this for globally. well london and constitute roughly five percent of you bus driver space and the u.k. is its second largest market in europe so indeed this would be quite a significant blow to uber and while while it has been great for consumers it's often seen as being bad for the lame of market in form of less job security lower pay and all the rest of it but you did a study on the impact of sharing economy platforms like uber on jobs and what were some of the findings well what you're finding is that actually after the introduction of uber employment in texas services expands quiet significantly so overall that you create jobs rather than destroy a step to expand the labor market for texas services but what happens then obviously as the labor supply expands is that there is more competition and

. >> kirk: what is chris frey thinking? right here, just throws him to the ground. he's ten yards out of bounds. >> chris: if he lets him go, it's no flag. >> kirk: yeah. let him go. there's not a penalty. right there, he pulls him down. he throws him to the ground. >> chris: the ball is at midfield. 27 seconds to go. spartans showing some pressure and they bring it. o'korn. flings it down field. got a man -- dropped it! oh, my goodness. eddie mcdoom was inside the 30. 19 seconds left. >> kirk: john o'korn gave everything he had here. buys enough time, keeps his eyes down field and it just looked like eddie mcdoom started to look where the defense was instead of just making the catch. his eyes started to creep to his left to see where dowell was coming in to hit him. probably thinking about trying to make a play or get out of bounds. instead of just making that catch. >> chris: michigan state back to rushing three. o'korn over the middle, low ball. caught. first down -- now late signal incomplete. the official came in from a long way away and said that peoples-jones

. >> kirk: what is chris frey thinking? right here, just throws him to the ground. he's ten yards out of bounds. >> chris: if he lets him go, it's no flag. >> kirk: yeah. let him go. there's not a penalty. right there, he pulls him down. he throws him to the ground. >> chris: the ball is at midfield. 27 seconds to go. spartans showing some pressure and they bring it. o'korn. flings it down field. got a man -- dropped it! oh, my goodness. eddie mcdoom was inside the 30. 19 seconds left. >> kirk: john o'korn gave everything he had here. buys enough time, keeps his eyes down field and it just looked like eddie mcdoom started to look where the defense was instead of just making the his eyes started to creep to his left to see where dowell was coming in to hit him. probably thinking about trying to make a play or get out of bounds. instead of just making that catch. >> chris: michigan state back to rushing three. o'korn over the middle, low ball. caught. first down -- now late signal incomplete. the official came in from a long way away and said that peoples-jones did no

trump but keep a deal all right we'll see what happens later today thank you so much for that james frey's our diplomatic editor. now to south africa where the supreme court of appeal has upheld a ruling for hundreds of corruption charges to be reinstated against president jacob zuma the accusations relate to an arms deal dating back to the early one nine hundred ninety s. the president and the main opposition democratic alliance had been involved in an eight year legal battle. spain has celebrated its national day with a huge military show. referendum paid heavily in a celebration. at the last fortnight hadn't been dramatic enough the spectacle of national day provided the finishing touch madrid laid it on thick the whole military display the flags of the regions used as an opportunity to say to the cattle lands just look how united we are nobody wants your independence the crowd of course loyal supporters of king and country. today we celebrate the day of spain which is the day of all spanish people but there's a group of us spaniards who are bent on breaking up our shared country. they

he did not talk about taxes and tax reform during the oval office frey with the prime minister of canadaalk about nafta. i'll let you handle that. let me give you highlights of what we expect the president to touch on. he will explain the need of tax reform to bolster is the economy. he will share some personal stories how tax reform can impact you and impact individuals and talk about the fact that truckers will benefit. i want to share this excerpt from the speech. you'll appreciate this as well. he will say when your trucks, talking to truckers here in pennsylvania, when your trucks are moving, america is growing. that's why my administration has taken steps to remove the barriers that slow you down. america first means putting american truckers first. now listen, all this is happening, but keep this in mind. it's important to point out that bob corker, rand paul and others on the hill will make pushing this over the finish line exceedingly difficult to say nothing of the fact that he didn't make healthcare reform happen. lost it by a vote. so it's reasonable to expect that the battle

we've seen former presidents back in political frey, but not like what we saw yesterday. >> we have notide levity. jokes last night at the al-smith dinner. >> i know last year that donald trump offended some people. i know his comments according to critics, went too far. some said it was unbecoming of a public figure. and they said that his comments were offensive. well, thank god he's learned his lesson. every morning, i wake up in my office and i scroll twitter to see which tweets i'll have to pretend i did not see later on. >> it's not clear if he'll be sbject to a tweet storm later this morning but how do those types of moments humanize politicians? skbl. >> >> this shows they understand some of the problems that exist. when you hear someone make a joke, it's easier to relate to them. people will ask if he can joke about these things why isn't the republican party actually doing something about the issues they're joking about. the that's a natural question for many people to ask. >> the answer is they want tax reform. >> they want tax reform and a majority. >> all right. great to ha

president's freying relationship with the secretary of state made public yesterday. this bizarre press conference where the secretary of state came out and basically said i like the president, i want to stay here and i'm not going to talk about whether or not i called him a moron. let's bring in h our panel. david gregory. it's great to have you both here. so first, let's deal with tough week. for the president to have to deal with this scale of crisis in two manifestations. how do you think he dealt with puerto rico. we talked about. now las vegas. it was different there, because he was much more scripted. but in terms of tone and tact, what did you think? >> i mean he has not faced -- as a point a of comparison, went better than puerto rico. a little too joefial. and being more obsessed about the administration just -- in las vegas he tried to turn things a little bit towards the victims. invited people to the white house. we'll be here for you. but it was still latitude more than commitment to do something. we're not talking about gun control right now. that's the

and also made life easier for millions of people well joining me now from london is called benedict frey karl is the co-director of the oxford martin program on technology and employment thanks very much for being with us now we're talking about a huge market in london are we how damaging is this for globally. well london constitute roughly five percent of you bus driver space and the u.k. is its second largest market in europe so indeed this would be quite a significant blow to uber and while what has been great for consumers it's often seen as being bad for the lame of market in form of less job security lower pay and all the rest of it but you did a study on the impact of sharing economy platforms like uber on jobs and what were some of the findings well what you're finding is that actually after the introduction of uber employment in texas services expands quiet significantly so overall that you create jobs rather than destroy a step to expand the labor market for texas services but what happens then obviously as the labor supply expands is that there is more competition and that ten

they took it upon themselves to train with us, to marry with us and to go into the frey to assist the victims. if you look at the video, you see individuals with helmets on and vests on. those are firefighters standing next to us. i think it's very important for you to ask that question. it's very important for me to convey the answer. the next 48 hours we'll tell. we've gone into incident management mode. so in other words, people have to get sleep and nourished and -- because we don't want to make any mistakes in the investigation. >> do you have any indication what the suspect was doing in the days leading? gambling? eati eating? >> we do have some information. i can't say at this point. there's the guy was talking about. get him on camera. yes, ma'am. >> have you been in communication with the authorities on the whereabouts of mrs. danley? >> yes, we have. >> couple questions. >> before we get too long and contracted in this press interview, i'll answer your questions, ken, answer a couple additional more. i want acknowledgement of the people standing behind me. it's our congressi