we simply cannot tolerate the deception behind the fta. i don't want to imply that these are often but they're rare cases and we have no data to suggest in those cases should become more rare. we still see data then we have expected in the agency. i would argue, that they are rare, they are significant because even a few examples of the public confidence in the approval process. think about today's moderate or, liberal fta that everyone desires which requires that the applications be truthful. when that doesn't happen the whole social compact breaks down. if someone comes to the fta whether it's accurate and see an application that contains a false claim, it undermines the search for a cure and violate the public trust. but he races costs, exposes patients to needless therapies and give science a bad name and most importantly it hurts patients. at fda, we don't have the sources to check every aspect in this bit of research. we have a lot of checks on data equality but at some level, we have to trust the spotters. we have to be doesn't vigi

that concluded at 100% of them at a influence from the research to conduct a point of having the fta approved. it was not funded by us and financial biomedical research which is a private foundation and i suspect that they might be interested in renewing the effort and see that it's almost better if it was not funded by us and i suspect that the answer would be very much the same. in the way in which our ecosystem are and i age funded research gets handed off to the industry for them and turns into the in the product that's the envy of the world and it probably hasn't changed but i will reach out to that foundation really. i'd >> appreciate the nudging especially now we talk about back home hour talking about congress and very valid rules. another question in july, the administration a changes to the use nih of human fetal tissue research that changes the advisory board and said something about no fewer than one third shall be scientists and biomedical or behavioural research. i have researchers in madison who conduct this research and would like some clarity on the guidelines of the

even a cufsofy lead his fta with vietnam.ws that the entire agreement is based on tariff reductions in exchange for market access, does this not sure that it is fanciful to believe that we can somehow leave the eu as they and the customs union and get this type of trade deals? secondly, is it not a reminder that when we leave the eu, it will be negotiating its own trade deals, therefore, it is in both parties and have a technological way to do with variations and respective territories tariffs. i congratulate my friend because he speaks with the voice of technological optimism, again, he understands the details of these questions very well. that is indeed the way forward for this country. there is a wealth of opportunity that will open up if we have the courage to take the steps. mr speaker, the prime minister has denied now on multiple occasions during the session at what he is proposing a mohs physical customs checks, but he adjusted and his statement that there will be, on page three of his statement, a number of cases whe

this very british film should have more luck at its native ba ftas, should have more luck at its nativea time of political uncertainty in the uk, the cast hope a dose of david copperfield will be deeply comforting. what is your name? copperfield. the london film festival is a huge enterprise, the biggest annualfilm festival is a huge enterprise, the biggest annual film event in the uk. 0verseeing it all is the director of bfi festivals. this year 230 full—length features were shown at the festival and 78 countries were represented. give me some idea of the range of films you have on offer at the festival this year. from very small low—budget local world premiers like real and the street which are from uk film—makers to a beautiful day in the neighbourhood, ford versus ferrari, films which will compete for awards. how much do you want the festival to be a platform for british film, british cinema? we are very lucky. the uk cinema? we are very lucky. the uk cinema is in rude health from david copperfield to very new and emerging film—makers, claire 0akley‘s make up screening in ourfirst f

fta, theto a bear government estimates show that's 6.7% growth over 15 years. will be poorer for it. president on the the 19th of august made it clear from his point of view that our exit is to allow the u.k. to diverge from the rights in standards of the eu. let's nail this one. you don't need that if you want to go have better standards. you don't have to break the rule to bring in better standards. you can do that. anybody who wants to change the you don't need to change the rule for that. the only reason you need to diverge is if you want to go down. >> he is responding to his counterpart. he mentioned earlier the differences between this deal and the theresa may deal. alignmentabout the aspect that is gone. he refers to boris johnson saying the relationship would still be close with the eu. he also says this is not about rushing something through, it's about getting right. we have heard this throughout the morning. we heard from the european research group saying they will as thisproceedings makes its way through parliament. some people backing the willmen

as i understand it, the 39 billion for an fta is based on eu alignment.his brexit deal. i would like the prime minister to take this opportunity, since he has not bothered until now to reach out and reassure the unionist community. i would like him to ta ke unionist community. i would like him to take this opportunity publicly to reassure the people in northern ireland that there is nothing in his deal which undermines the constitutional status of northern ireland, has guaranteed by the belfast good friday agreement and the consent principle. i pay tribute to the irish prime minister, who has made a very solemn explanation and commitment about his commitment to the constitutional status of northern ireland. as a unionist man eating here a british prime minister making that commitment to the unionist community. i am grateful to the right honourable lady and i wish to reassure her that i make an absolute commitment to the constitutional status of northern ireland, which is intact. it may be that she has not seen in a statement from lord trimble, who said of

like i don't call up the fta, should i have this club? fine and figured out what to eat on my own. none of us are stupid enough to needed this. we decide what we eat for the government shouldn't be issuing these guidelines because they keep changing and if you're listening to the government deciding what you eat based on the government you -- greg: at the farm dan i believe you had a turkey club. it was a horrible device. up next how do americans define success? lou dobbs of course. it's time to sell or trade in your car. with truecar, just enter your license plate and see your car's value in real time. sports package and low mileage? nice. within minutes, you'll have a true cash offer, and you can head to a dealership and get paid, today, right now. >> is it a sham to live for greg: is it a sham to live for instagram. a new poll america think society uses the device. is your job your family are income? no, no and no. it's having a large social media following especially for people under 35 like me. [laughter] they'll want to be an influe

>> i'm sure that ford and fta are looking ahead knowing they will have to give something up but fordble year, i think there will be changes although great product on the pipeline register of the 500 in the early sold out for the here you see when there's lots of sales within the had a problem with the ford explorer so they might not be as generous in paying their uaw workers massive buyouts. they just don't have the profit margin. >> last question, the reason uaw chose gm instead of ford because gm has so much more money and so much more profitable than ford but ford did not go through the awful. of government oversight the way gm did. that kind of surprises a lot of people that gm came out of that with such good management. how did that happen? >> honestly in my opinion i would've let gm go bankrupt but because it turned out the way it did and we bailed them out and they pay the money back mary is doing a great job being the leader -- >> gm did go bankrupt and they? >> they did but we bailed them out. >> what you mean it did not go out of business. >> i have to cut, lauren thank you

there's nothing in the fta that would limit their ability with 230 and decided any twins later on. >>ks yielded back. >> gentlemen yields back and that concludes our period for questioning. i see it unanimous consent to put into the record a letter from creative future with a letter from american hotel and lodging association with the sooner technology and a letter from travel technology association and a white paper from the airbnb and a common sense media and a letter from computer and communications industry association and a letter from representative ed grace and a letter from and a letter in support of the plan -- plan act. a letter from the eye to coalition or a letter for a letter to the fcc and representative forte. a letter from attack freedom and a letter from the internet association and a letter from which a media foundation. a motion pictures association, an article from the verge titled searching for help. a statement from our street. without objection so ordered. let me thank -- let me thank our witnesses. i think this was a really useful hearing. i think that those of

shown here including fta, one bay area grant funds, regional measure 3 and possibly even the tnc tax. to review the board actions for today, this is a summary. you will be approving the better market street project, adopting the seek wha ceqa findings and e mitigation monitoring and reporting programme. you will be approving all of the parking and traffic changes that are proposed for market street from stewart to octavia and you will be amending the transportation code division to for transit-only lanes. thank you. >> thank you, very much. how much public comment do we have? >> 66 people have turned in speaker cards. >> of those 66 people, how many folks want to see this project approved quicker? [laughter] i can give you a rea really easy to have it approved. i would not have brought this tie vote if i didn't have four maybe more votes to approve this. this is everyone's hall so if you would like to speak, you may. you will have one minute each. when your name is called, please lineup over there by mr. gilberty or the camera so we can -- tom, raise your hand again. you can't block t

relationship, which happens after the withdrawal agreement, is heading for a canada type deal, a bare—bones ftahe withdrawal agreement to go through, we urge the government to build that relationship from the bottom—up based on economic evidence. relationship from the bottom—up based on economic evidencem relationship from the bottom—up based on economic evidence. it seems at the moment it is the ease of doing deals with the us, which appears to be the priority. to extent will businesses, member of your organisation, be concerned given the large amount of business they currently do with the european union? everyone will welcome more trade all around the world, in the eu and other places. whether that is through a free trade agreement, but it is important to remember there‘s so much we need to do just through everyday trade facilitation as well. the eu is our and nearest trading partner and will be for a very, very long time. that needs to take priority. we shouldn‘t be going and doing trade deals with the rest of the world that block off the trade we have of europe, we need to find a way of doi

then you got this fta after december. think the market will then start to focus on the difficulties. there will be further progress in the short-term because the uncertainty over exit would have ended. but i think there is a very short window before the uncertainty over future relationships kicks off. francine: trevor grissom stays withended. us -- greetham stays with us. china threatens countermeasures if the u.s. and asked legislation supporting protesters. we bring you the latest on that. and the two front runners for the democratic nomination finally confront each other. we bring you highlights from the debate. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to the business flash in new york city. >> regulations stopped jpmorgan from calling the repo market according to jamie dimon. the lender says they had the cash and willingness to steady short-term funding markets when it they went haywire in mid-september. he says they did not redeploy money into r

terrorist groups that it may be cooperating with in pakistan or in fact any of the 20 or so whether fta is beyond al-qaeda and isis, the economy network that operated both afghanistan and pakistan, is that correct? >> i can't speak to the details of all i can now that it is conditions based with this game and two and two organizations. >> well the only interest organizations are those two and everything that you have said suggest that their responsibility and an afghan soil, so in fact it doesn't really force the taliban to break, there is no cease-fire contemplated, no nation wide cease-fire contemplated so apart from a few named places under what was contemplated the taliban would be able to continue terrorizing the afghan people and yet as i understand it we may go where this process to continue we could go below 8600 troops, we could go all the way to zero troops in afghanistan even if there is no afghan agreement so long as we have, if i may quote you that our security is not impaired, is that a fair assessment? >> again i can't speak to the details of the agreement that was being

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obviously be the subject of negotiations, but it seems to me we are heading towards some form of the ftain brussels i will stand you to simon. let‘s cross to westminster now, we can speak to our chief political correspondent, vicki young. you will be busy on saturday, no trip to center parcs for you, everybody is questioning how tight this vote is going to be? no-one thinks it is going to be an easy victory or a big loss, i think it will be very close, and you know, the movement there is at the moment, and it is very hard to quantify, but the movement there is, is definitely people who didn‘t vote for theresa may‘s deal, saying they would vote for this deal. now that is on one wing of course on the conservative party, i think a lot that is down to them, looking at borisjohnson, the person who led the leave campaign, saying the cabinet he pit round himself, the people he took into downing street, one former minister said this is the best deal we are going to get. they are fearful of losing brexit. you have the opposition, very much not signed up to this including the snp and drew hendry i