farther efforts from the fta in the coming years -- are there going to be efforts from the fta in comingears to prevent them from doing so? >> at the end of the day, we want to support access of americans to the highest quality drugs that they can receive, drugs that are safe and effective and affordable. we work toward that goal in many ways. however, i am deeply concerned about the increasing use of the internet to access prescription drugs and other drugs because it is hard to verify where those drugs are coming from and assure the quality of those drugs. we know from the activities that we take every day, at critical of border entry points, mail stations such as at jfk and other places where products come in, we find drugs coming in that are not at all what they purport to be, that are grossly adulterated, that either have no relation to the product they purport to be, or have too little, too much of the active ingredient. some containing toxic ingredients. others are just ineffective. and that can put people at risk because they need to be taking these medicines but they are in fact

. >> randy weingarten head of the fta. the fta is in the big cities. on your show, i'm going to look at tenure. they're talking about merit pay. these are firewalls you could never penetrate. >> american federation of teachers has always been like that even though they're a union and do the things unions do to make sure they're taken care of, they're willing to do a lot of innovation. al was the biggest personality in that. randy is very much in that mode. they came up with an incredible contract in washington which was a bitter nasty ugly fight for three years but they got a huge raise and gave up a lot of stuff like fenures and things in the movie that you find to be obstruction. >> the point is the teachers unions are doing their job. they're fighting for the teachers. who's fighting for the kids? that's what the movie is about. families are going. they're buying a ticket. that ticket gets them a coupon for donors they can give to another teacher like your son who is in new orleans. they say going to this movie is voting like "an inconvenient truth"

how you plan to curtail freetail fta, which such as naphth continued to take jobs out of this country to placesike mexico? >> probably the number-one issue in campaign is putting in keeping america back to work. it is clearly the atmosphere that allows for private at best -- private jobs in this country. we need to create things and make things and a country that sells things. that includes trade agreements. nafta, 50,000 jobs in our loans are directly related to this. multiplied that across the country. you want to repatriateies jobs, but when dan coats ship jobs overseas, he was a lobbyist for th company. we had -- that creates another dip -- another government program. they are eligibleor the employee assistance program. >> almost every time that government make something, you can bet the result is going to be opposite of the name. a free-trade agreement ends up being a trade for favored company's agreement. if we had true free trade, the world bank has figured that each person -- each citizen in this country would benefit by almost $8,000. from lower prices on items. to make jobs

how you plan to curtail freetail fta, which such as naphth continued to take jobs out of this country to places like mexico? >> probably the number-one issue in campaign is putting in keeping america back to work. it is clearly the atmosphere that allows for private at best -- private jobs in this country. we need to create things and make things and a country that sells things. that includes trade agreements. nafta, 50,000 jobs in our loans are directly related to this. multiplied that across the country. you want to repatriate ties jobs, but when dan coats ship jobs overseas, he was a lobbyist for that company. we had -- that creates another dip -- another government program. they are eligible for the employee assistance program. >> almost every time that government make something, you can bet the result is going to be opposite of the name. a free-trade agreement ends up being a trade for favored company's agreement. if we had true free trade, the world bank has figured that each person -- each citizen in this country would benefit by almost $8,000. from lower prices on items. to ma

how you plan to curtail freetail fta, which such as naphth continued to take jobs out of this country to places like mexico? >> probably the number-one issue in campaign is putting in keeping america back to work. it is clearly the atmosphere that allows for private at best -- private jobs in this country. we need to create things and make things and a country that sells things. that includes trade agreements. nafta, 50,000 jobs in our loans are directly related to this. multiplied that across the country. you want to repatriate ties jobs, but when dan coats ship jobs overseas, he was a lobbyist for that company. we had -- that creates another dip -- another government program. they are eligible for the employee assistance program. >> almost every time that government make something, you can bet the result is going to be opposite of the name. a free-trade agreement ends up being a trade for favored company's agreement. if we had true free trade, the world bank has figured that each person -- each citizen in this country would benefit by almost $8,000. from lower prices on items. to ma

it is my pleasure to be here with our regional fta administrator and our commissioner from san francisco who sits on the metropolitan transportation commission. we have a new development in terms of the muni metro system, one of which is the beginning of the card installation system. we have nine stations that will be receiving newgate's. and we will be adding another 19 disabled fare gates. what we are attempting to do here is replace the infrastructure that has well tapped is useful life in terms of our fair gates, and we are cobbling that at the same time with a nuclear program, which you all should be aware of and which is the regional smart card that will be used throughout the area for public transit trips in the region. the new ticket vending machines -- we have purchased 40 of those ticket vending machines. customers should be able to go to any metro station and purchase tickets that can be used on all of the systems in the metro region. they are multi-lingual machines. they speak in english as well as spanish and chinese, so we are very excited to be here today. again, 30 years