and the fta will decide what happens next. the fta will be meeting with metro officials within the next few weeks to explain their new plan to metro. what impact will these changes have to your daily commute if any? i'll tell you coming up at 6:30. live at l'enfant plaza metro station, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> d.c.'s long delayed street project could be on track by the end of the year. our partners at the "washington post" reports that's the latest prediction. the h street corridor project has missed deadlines for years and there have also been design and construction problems. >>> the redskins have taking a lead into the locker room at half time in five of their first six games but you know how this story ends only to be outscored 46-3 in third quarters. the show not so pretty after intermission. the game against the jets turned on this play yesterday. kirk cousins taking way too long to go through the progressions and dur rel reads him like on book. now jay gruden calling code red for the redskins. the headline you'll p

but in the end it's an fta. and there are a lot of ftas out there, so when you describe the effect of ttip you also have to take into account the fact that we're not starting fr inin inin. it's not in a vacuum. first point. when it comes to the effect of ttip on the countries and the global trading system and i would like to distinguish that from the multilateral trading system meaning wto, if you start with the effects on third countries at least from my point of view i have to differentiate between tariffs and the regulatory agenda. if i start with the tariffs part which unfortunately often overlooked, if this is aserious free trade agreement with substantial trade elimination of tariffs, it is quite interesting to know that contrary to some of the concerns by developing countries, at least from my organization, the aggregate level there would be quite limited trade diversion. in other words, because the eu and the u.s. in stimulating their economies through this -- and it is on the supply side, it's not on th

fta would agree to something like that. we should focus on that. stop wasting time about going back to 30 and "here mtc what can we do?" are we there at that point? >> we're there. we told them -- they're looking at a way to finance what we need and if they can do that we will ask for what we need and if something happens unforeseen you will see they have additional money if we need more. i think that's what they're trying to do and establish the maximum set aside for the project and finance the project if we were to see something unforeseen, some claims we're not able to resolve we need additional money and this is the minimum we need and if you bring in more that's fine. >> is it possible when we meet in november that there could be something in writing even at the staff level, and i know that's very difficult to get, but i'm envisioning the board here listening to maybe more -- less vaguely defined hopes and maybes and if we could and everything, but then you're asking us to pass a budget on that, and have a little mohammediteis about that mysel

this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded.at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the civic center historic district. this exhibit provides break down of the core brt project. the budget by phase is on the left and committed fundi

i litigate wto, fta, and my talk will be somewhat more technical. i will try to keep it understandable. so, this panel really deals with how the wto and ttip may interrelate and thinking about it, i was thinking about this famous paradox of what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immoveable object. this is really very much how i see the relationship playing forward. so, obviously the unstoppable force is fta and ppa being all over the place the immoveable object is very much the wto. people said this is really not a paradox but unstoppable. immoveable object would have to go out of the way and other way around. could be just two ships passing in the night. basically what i will try to show what we will need to have some type of control over the you know stop of force of tpas and wto level we'll have to make the immoveable object a little more flexible. i will do three things. i will first say why fta movement is pretty much an unstoppable force. i say a few things why the wto is immoveable for the most part. then go through a number of issue

colombia fta and u.s.morocco fta can hardly be justified a as upgrading relatis from beijing has been major trading partners but it did serve to vindicate support for governments in those countries at key times. i suggested kerry said recently, speaking about the need for trade promotion authority, the right kind of trade agreements are actually critical because they create habits of cooperation that help us not only economically but in everything else we do. so i think ttip is one of those agreements that would have been a strategic agreement even if the world were not changing as we negotiated this agreement. we have seen since ttip started, since the negotiated start and service since the 2011 containing, or 20 talking to any of the high level working group of real change in europe's environment in particular. not only are we seeing instability in the south but the real question in terms of ttip is russia's aggression that simply against ukraine at the idea that it may move closer to the eu committee ve

but in the end it is fta. there's a lot of fta is out there. you describe the effect of ttp also have to take into account the fact that we're not starting from scratch. it's not a vacuum. there's 206 he to free trade agreements currently in force. second point come when it comes to the effects of ttip on third countries and the global trading system, and i'd like to distinguish that from the multilateral trading system meaning the deputy l., distort what the effects on third countries, alicia my point of view i have to differentiate between the rate of tory agenda. if i start with a terrace park which is a force often overlooked if this is a serious free trade agreement providing for a number of substantial trade elimination of tariffs, it is quite interesting to note that contrary to some of the concerned by developing countries, at least from your system and my organization, there would be quite limited trade numbers. in other words, because of the eu and the u.s. and stealing their economies through this, and it is on the supply-side, it's

the next application for the prop k sales tax funds will be to match these fta funds to the construction phase. that should be also be in early 2016. thanks a lot. i'm happy to take questions >> thank you very much. commissioner christensen. >> wonder if you can address the coordination of this project with the proposed hope street sewer replacement project? >> sure. that project and this project are both joint efforts of public works and sfmta. the teams are in close contacts. as this project is using the cmg method, we're going through the schedule with a fine tooth comb with a contractor. we'll a strong baseline schedule we'll be able to share with that other contract. make sure we're minimizing the destruction >> is it going to be some efforts so start one at one end and one at the other? is there some way to avoid cross disruption? >> the contractor had a really good idea of sequencing this project. sort of separate things a little bit one side of van ness at a time. it would be affecting the directionality of the impact. each of these phases that the contractor proposing will have

fta would agree to something like that. we should focus on that. stop wasting time about going back to 30 and "here mtc what can we do?" are we there at that point? >> we're there. we told them -- they're looking at a way to finance what we need and if they can do that we will ask for what we need and if something happens unforeseen you will see they have additional money if we need more. i think that's what they're trying to do and establish the maximum set aside for the project and finance the project if we were to see something unforeseen, some claims we're not able to resolve we need additional money and this is the minimum we need and if you bring in more that's fine. >> is it possible when we meet in november that there could be something in writing even at the staff level, and i know that's very difficult to get, but i'm envisioning the board here listening to maybe more -- less vaguely defined hopes and maybes and if we could and everything, but then you're asking us to pass a budget on that, and have a little mohammediteis about that mysel

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this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded.at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the civic center historic district. this exhibit provides break down of the core brt project. the budget by phase is on the left and committed fundi

the fta added is recall he'lls act with i am pupty and in direct contradiction.ael's military says it adheres to. the army must show it respects the freedom of the press. estonia has about 1.3 million, slightly more than 300,000 are ethnic russians. now they have their own television channel, one that has roots in the conflict over ukraine. the public broadcaster, eer, has just launched etv plus, a russian language news and entertainment channel. russian speaking estonians rely heavily on information broadcast by russian media outlets, the vast majority this provide critical coverage of vladimir putin's line. the ukraine/crimea story has heighten tensions. investigators calling it a robbery gone wrong but freedom campaigns said espinoza had enemies whehe did most of his work for proceso magazine. days later cabrera was shot in a bar in vera cruz along a gang boss. why the former news anchor was sharing a table with such a figure is not known but their probation i am tip lends weight to what has become a truism in mexico that judgists who get too close to the drug

the us fta is considering banning all cars on powell street. the traffic is dangerous for cable cars because it causes the cables to pray more often and increases the possibility of a crash. >>> a new kind of pedestrian traffic is turning heads on the south side of san jose. it's called hawk which stands for high-intensity activated crosswalk. the signal on snell avenue features three lights that flash a series of solid red and yellow lights when someone needs to cross. >>> the city of helzberg is calling it quits for a groundbreaking law. they became the first city in the state to ban merchants selling tobacco products to anyone under 21. the city is now suspending the ordinance to avoid the costly legal battle. >>> new evidence could help investigators in an infamous alcatraz prison escape. >> the 1962 escaped the greatest unsolved mystery in the 20th century. >> john anglin and frank morris broke out of our alcatraz and tried to cross the san francisco bay. the history channel recently interviewed the nephews and they claimed they have iphot

this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded.at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the civic center historic district. this exhibit provides break down of the core brt project. the budget by phase is on the left and committed fundi

you have msn for the -- provisions and other fta's, so whether you like it or not a lot of that will have to be extended. the last element in terms of the wto being immovable, and there i get a little more technical, is that the body is open to look at these issues but it has been very strict when it comes to interpreting for example, gas article 24 or wto rules are very rules.on bringing in recently when i worked in guatemala, they have really put a number of breaks in terms of outside agreements, making it a .it more adaptable so where does that leave me in terms of challenges ahead of? as i said, i think we will need to find ways to keep ptas, including ttip, in check. make sure that they are transparent to third parties, including developing countries. and at the same time find ways to update this wto which is really a little bit frozen in time. perspective is that we need to stop looking at it as a fight between the wto and ptas . this clearly has to become a division of labor. i was talking to an ambassador from a developing country who like the trade facilitation agreement tha

this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded.at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the civic center historic district. this exhibit provides break down of the core brt project. the budget by phase is on the left and committed fundi

a law passed back in 2012 gives the fta the ability to take over safety overtight if they need to. if you'd like to read the transportation secretary's complete letter, be sure to download our new wusa9 app. >>> new tonight, a family held a vigil in upper marlboro for a relative missing for three weeks. they passed out flyers and prayed for the safe return of luben fitz. he disappeared september 18th. >> we just continue to pray and, you know, try to keep the group strong so that we can move forward. today's officially the completion of week number 3, and we're now starting week number 4. >> luben fitz has dementia. he disappeared during an outing to watkins rentallal park. his daughter says she was told her father excused himself to go to the restroom and he hasn't been seen since. if you've seen luben fitz, please contact the police. >>> also tonight, another vigil held at northern arizona university in flag staff to remember a student killed on campus. >> the young man 18-year-old collin brough had strong ties to our area. collin went to broadneck high school outside annapolis d

what we also see is an increase in our felony, our failures to appear in court, on the misdemeanor ftas as they're called. >> a comment on that, because what brian green bearing -- david greenburg, excuse me, seems to be saying is that the recidivism rate they're seeing in san diego county is much higher than other communities. what are you seeing in your study of how it's playing out? >> so we haven't seen any statewide numbers on recidivism. and that's sort of the issue right now, is since it was passed in november, normally the crime information for statewide, which gives all counties at one time, is normally released a year at a time. and so once we get 2015 numbers, we'll have a better sense of what effect proposition 47 actually might have had on crime rates. it also can be complicated to do a statewide recidivism without sort of the yearly numbers as well. and so counties have been able to sort of do shorter-term studies which can cause problems when you look at just a six-month recidivism window. but until we have the statewide numbers, we can't say anything about the effect tha

that was forged through the korus fta. and we want to turn this into a high-value added alliance that's ready for the future. the history and the literary life of buffalo, new york. twainl visit the mark house. then we will feature tim allen book against the grain about the history of buffalo's first ward. >> the irish settled because they were desperate and came over during the famine, things weren't great. it would take one relative to find out these jobs along the waterfront working in the grain elevators or in the mills and word would go back to ireland, come to buffalo. you will not be rich but you would have steady employment. they came to this area, the first ward. when buffalo was first created as a city it was divided into five political wards. area, it has always been the first ward. tv, williamhistory mckinley was assassinated in buffalo. we were two or the museum featuring events surrounding his death and the gun used to shoot the president. discover the history of the buffalo waterfront and how it >> right now

we have a new fta in the last couple of years. are there lessons that you can draw from that might be reassuring to mr. shanks or to labor movement about job migration if colombia and panama are part of that fta are small by comparison to what the tpp represents. tpp represents 40% of gdp but are there lessons that are encouraging that he could share? >> i think so and of course it's always a work in progress and there's needs to be political as nation to see the impact that take autos because there's an area of controversy around korea. it was a very close to market to begin with. our share there was extremely small and it's still early days but in the first three years of the agreement sales were up 140%. now we are selling a billion dollars from the u.s. and to create because it's a large export. korea shares down to 4.6%. we are selling many more cars here. we buy 60 million cars a year in this country and they buy 69 cars a year in their country and it's still early days but we are seeing progress there. if you look hard bypr

another had laxatives that the fta declared unsafe in 1999.e for not having health insurance will double next year. the 2016 sign-up season for obamacare begins november 1st. and having no health insurance in 2016 will cost $695. the increased penalty to motivate the millions of people who are still uninsured to get health insurance. and the number of moles on your right arm could be tied to your cancer risk. . if there are 11 or more moles on someone's right arm, that could signify an increased risk of melanoma. >> well, hershey's kisses are getting big eer. i'm pretty excited about this. listen to this, they're double the size of regular kisses with a hazel nut center and crispy rice. the dlux kisses will be on sale through valentine's day. i just want to focus on that one more time. double the size, hazel nut in the middle and crispy rice. i'm not big on sugar because you kind of got me -- you've led me down the path of no sugar. >> but i would never say something like that wouldment taste amazing. >> we will be eating that. for sure. lots

that was forged through the korus fta. and we want to turn this into a high-value added alliance that's ready for the future. >> on the next washington journal, congress heads towards an october 29 deadline. the group representation 2020 discusses a new report that shows women being underrepresented in government and the national and local level. and they talk about the legalization of marijuana in the u.s., with maryland becoming the most recent state to do so. plus, we take your calls and look for your comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal is live every day on c-span. this monday, on the new series landmark cases, by 1830 the mississippi river had become a breeding ground for cholera and yellow fever partly due to slaughter houses in the area. this problem, louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse to offer to the city district. the other houses took them to court, follow the case of 1873, fear drama paul clement -- we are joined by paul clement. he helps tell the history of this time. and t

. >> whole foods is recalling a specific type of cheese after the fta found a sample of listeria in an uncut wheel. symptoms include fever, headache, nausea and diarrhoea. so far no illnesses have been reported. >> new research suggests the rush people get from running may be similar to other highs. the one that comes from using marijuana. yes, according to researchers in germany, runners' high related to increased indoor fins, may be the -- endorphins, may be due to endo-canna boids - yes, they may be responsible for making a runner's high closer to the ones from cannabis. >>> the federal government is about to outlaw private air boats in florida's iconic everglades national park. the move to protect the environment may mean the end of a way of life. robert ray reports. >> reporter: everglades national park in florida is the largest sub tropical wilderness in the gates. there's alligators in every direction, birds on the hunt and lots of tourists snapping photos of the vast marsh. it's also home to a unique community of locals known simply as the glaits men -- gladesmen. a community i

this comes after federal agencies reached out to the fta who has oversight over metro. they say the process needs to be set up. brianne carter, abc 7 news. leon: police are searching for a suspect in a deadly overnight stabbing. they are being tightlipped about the incident. it happened around 1:00 a.m. in northeast. investigators spent the morning collecting evidence at the scene. still no word on the victim's identity, but to the stabbing. alison: trouble for a former d.c. police officer turned pastor. just a short time ago daryle guilty to sexually assaulting two underage girls and making child pornography. if a jets except a plea deal, he faces 18 years in prison. leon: annapolis police and your help finding an accused rapist on the run. daniel rivera is accused of rapin a 12-year-old girl on two occasions. they believe he is still in the d.c. area. >> i would imagine i felt -- thought more about it happened than all of you put together. alison: hillary clinton facing hours a question he about the handling of the deadly attacks on an american compound in benghazi. d

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the granite curbs are problematic because significant part of the funding for this project is fta and the federal transportation administration has made it very clear if we can't tie the work directly towards transit improvements we can't pay for it out of this project's funding, so i can make the case that if we damage an existing curb or have to change an existing curb line and why the federal government should be paying for any part of it since it doesn't contribute directly to a transit improvement. on the sidewalks i will take it back to my management. the mta's position is that property owners are responsible for the sidewalks that their properties face if dpw finds the funding from the property owners or from another source to do the work we're happy to do it. currently it's an optional bid item in the contract package, but again it's not transit related expense and unless you can find a separate pot of money to pay for it and make it a parallel project we don't have any funds to allocate. i will take your concerns back to my management but that's the current position. >> all r

this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded.at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the civic center historic district. this exhibit provides break down of the core brt project. the budget by phase is on the left and committed fundi

it makes it very difficult to negotiate an fta with the united states. you have a single market in services with the u.s. if europe hasn't got one? anna: let's talk about infrastructure. you must welcome an increased focus on infrastructure investment. >> absolutely. infrastructure is one of the bed rocks of a great economy, and getting exports going as well. it gives us a very good signal that the government wants consensus. infrastructure is long-term. what we've got to see is actual action on the ground. that's the thing that's missing. lots of statements, lots of catchphrases, very little actual action on the ground. anna: we already have a commission around airports. the davis commission recommended expansion at heathrow. the leading candidates for mayor in london both exposed -- opposed heathrow expansion. >> we've had the davis commission, everybody said go along with the davis commission, a very thorough investigation, and here we are still waiting for the answer. we've got tw mayoral candidate'so opposed to heathrow. how does that work? it is a

fta, ntsb. the reality is metro riders don't care what alphabet you use. darnit. get it fixed. >> the problem has been management, funding, commitment, middle level people. how many things have we talked about on this program as to the problems of metro. you have to really wonder is switching it from one agency to another going to change that. >> what do you guys think about the new secret surveillance violence app? >> we're all suspects. >> it's a new crime-fighting app that engages residents and businesses and police in reporting suspicious people and activities. >> yeah. >> this is a group thing. and there are complaints and concerns whether this will result in racial profiling. >> this is the dumbest -- i mean it's so awful. i'm going tell you. oprah would be a suspect. she's been followed around because she looks suspicious. aretha franklin was a suspect just recently at a johnny rocket restaurant. you know, diana ross at one point. so if i'm with my wife and she's in, say, a retail store and i happen to be dressed not like i am now, someone could go to an ap

the granite curbs are problematic because significant part of the funding for this project is fta and the federal transportation administration has made it very clear if we can't tie the work directly towards transit improvements we can't pay for it out of this project's funding, so i can make the case that if we damage an existing curb or have to change an existing curb line and why the federal government should be paying for any part of it since it doesn't contribute directly to a transit improvement. on the sidewalks i will take it back to my management. the mta's position is that property owners are responsible for the sidewalks that their properties face if dpw finds the funding from the property owners or from another source to do the work we're happy to do it. currently it's an optional bid item in the contract package, but again it's not transit related expense and unless you can find a separate pot of money to pay for it and make it a parallel project we don't have any funds to allocate. i will take your concerns back to my management but that's the current position. >> all r

there is the fta, cory and the united states have triggered trade liberalization throughout the region and laid foundations for a new economic progress. in this context korea welcomes the agreement reached last week. having already signed trade agreements i believe korea is a national partner. distinguished guests, korea and the united states are embarking on unprecedented partnerships in various fields of global health, development assistance, climate change and peacekeeping operations. we have joined forces fighting ebola in africa, encountering birds in korea. the second global health security initiative high level meeting held in seoul last month we reached an agreement, developing countries with capacity building to counter infectious diseases. as part of this effort the korean government committed to a total of $100 million in 13 developing countries. korea and the united states are working hand in hand to light the flame of hope to developing countries around the globe. u.s. aid, last year, will be a stepping stone for countries like ethiopia, vietnam, cambodia, as they pursue a

the granite curbs are problematic because significant part of the funding for this project is fta andhe federal transportation administration has made it very clear if we can't tie the work directly towards transit improvements we can't pay for it out of this project's funding, so i can make the case that if we damage an existing curb or have to change an existing curb line and why the federal government should be paying for any part of it since it doesn't contribute directly to a transit improvement. on the sidewalks i will take it back to my management. the mta's position is that property owners are responsible for the sidewalks that their properties face if dpw finds the funding from the property owners or from another source to do the work we're happy to do it. currently it's an optional bid item in the contract package, but again it's not transit related expense and unless you can find a separate pot of money to pay for it and make it a parallel project we don't have any funds to allocate. i will take your concerns back to my management but that's the current position. >> all rig

already have an fta with high standards and in this respect i believe we make natural partners in termse tpp negotiations have now been concluded, we will be engaging in closer cooperation with regard to korea's possible participation in the ttp. today's meeting was particularly meaningful in that it provides impetus to our efforts to open new fron tetiers of cooperation. korea and the united states will focus first on health security, cyber security, space, which are gaining the spotlight in this 21st century. in the realm of space particularly, we will work to quickly conclude talks on the korea/u.s. space cooperation to establish an institutional foundation for such cooperation. in the cyber world too, in order to enhance common response capabilities against cyber attacks, we've agreed to establish a hotline between the white house and the blue house. on global issues president obama and i on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the united nations have agreed to strengthen cooperation on climate change, u.n. peacekeeping operations, nuclear security, humanitarian aid for refugees,

jack had the theory of the noodle bowl theory of trade, if all of these ftas were in the world and going to complicate the world and create a tangle of noodles, i would like to patent the ravioli theory of trade and that is where we are now in the ravioli, or the dumpling theory of trade. we are seeing a series of agreements that are being written or negotiated and that eventually some day, they will become the great lasagna, that is a global, multilateral deal. again, i'm patenting that. so if you use it, please -- and i think that's a long-term project. i mean, clearly, when you talk to people in the u.s. administration, part of the reasoning behind the launch of ttip and ttp was about getting something happening in the realm of trade liberalization and moving beyond the paralysis you have now in the doha round. ttip is also a geopolitical agreement, i would argue, and that is because of my background in international relations. and i think the geopolitics are as valid for politics as tpp and ttip. people talk about the concept of china, i think ttip is equally valid in that context, p

already have an fta with high standards, and we will be partners in terms of the tpp, and negotiationse will be engaging in closer cooperation with north korea's participation in the tpp. today's meeting was particularly meaningful in that it provides impetus to strengthen the global partnership. korea and the united states will notice first on cyber security and space and arctic corporation which are gaining the spotlight in this 21st century. in the realm of space, particularly, we will work to quickly conclude talks on space cooperation, to establish an institutional foundation for such cooperation, and the cyber world in order to enhance common response capabilities against attacks we established a hotline between the white house and the blue house for cyber cooperation. on global issues, president obama and i have agreed to strengthen corporation on climate change, and u.n. peace keeping operations and nuclear security and humanitarian aid for refugees and other global issues including extremism. today's summit served as an opportunity to set forth a clear vision and strategy for

the noodle bowl theory of trade that all these ftas in the world were going to complicate the world andate a tangle of fields, i'd like to patent the ravioli theory of trade, and that is that we are now in this ravioli, and if i'm in be asia, i call it the dumpling theory of trade. we are seeing a series of mega-regional agreements that are being written or negotiated and that eventually someday they will become the great lasagna that is the global, multilateral deal. again, i'm patenting that, is if you use it, please -- [laughter] and i think that's a long-term project. be -- i mean, it's clearly when you talk to people in the u.s. administration part of the reasoning behind the launch of tpp and also ttip was about getting something happening in the realm of trade liberalization and moving beyond the kind of paralysis that you have in the doha round now. so i think that's an important context. ttip is also a geopolitical agreement, i would argue, and that's partly because of my background in international relations that dan pointed to. but -- and i think the geopolitics are as valid

liz: the fta and the fcc. they still have not lowered the price for its drug.50. reaching out to the fcc. price gouging going on here. stuart: what she is doing is using this as a trojan horse. that is my opinion. liz: she wants lower cost generic drugs brought in. stuart: this guy gave her a priceless opportunity, did he not? liz: yes, he did. ashley: bernie sanders jumped on it. liz: a huge media hit. it really hurt the bio sector at that time. stuart: let the what happens now. thank you. the cubs. can they do it? they are two-zero down. trying to. one game tonight. we have a live report from wrigley field in a moment. can they do it? ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement i