the itc gives us squat out of this. and they're right. and they're right because the nonconforming measures block any way to model this as a big gain for the united states. the way you would get a gain is that you imagine there would be more services liberalization in the future. i didn't think that was convincing before we had the turn. i certainly don't think it's convincing now. i don't think adding new countries is going to make things involve less in the way of services exemptions. they are going to have their own services exemptions. the negotiating parties are sensitive to this. you have to join on at least as good terms as this. that's a qualitative statement. it binds no one. i think it's completely unrealistic. when i say that in ten to 15 years, we're going to be sorry. in 10 to 15 years, we will have blown this opportunity. we will, as the estimates have essentially no benefits compared to the size of the u.s. economy from services, and everyone, you know, the main goal in my mind, macro economic will not be fulfilled and we'l

the itc gives us squat out of this. and they're right. and they're right because the nonconforming measures block any way to model this as a big gain for the united states. the way you would get a gain is that you imagine there would be more services liberalization in the future. i didn't think that was convincing before we had the turn. i certainly don't think it's convincing now. i don't think adding new countries is going to make things involve less in the way of services exemptions. they are going to have their own services exemptions. the negotiating parties are sensitive to this. you have to join on at least as good terms as this. that's a qualitative statement. it binds no one. i think it's completely unrealistic. when i say that in ten to 15 years, we're going to be sorry. in 10 to 15 years, we will have blown this opportunity. we will, as the estimates have essentially no benefits compared to the size of the u.s. economy from services, and everyone, you know, the main goal in my mind, macro economic will not be fulfilled and we'l

but i have another question of the itc but did you want to comment because i want to press you guys on irs? >> can i touch on the work requirement, work incentives and the issues raised by the professor that perhaps the labor market is not in a place to accommodate additional jobs? one bit of anecdotal response to that is that there is a paradox in our labor market where you have high unemployment or low labor participation but unemployment rates come down the labor participation is historically high, labor participation problems and yet when you go and talk to plant managers and hr directors throughout our congressional districts, the anecdotal evidence at least is very strong that there is a huge demand or even unskilled workers in fact, many plant managers in my district tell me, and this is a district with elevated unemployment in the and this is what these employers say to me. i don't even need a skilled worker, i just need an unskilled worker who was on time and drug-free. that's what i need. i think a little bit of that is overblown. i think there are jobs available but there is

itc overnight tonight it's strong enough to keep it on the surface a thick fog along the coastline and said the bay and at temperatures mid-60s and francisco 80 in san jose 83 in livermore 88 if you believe that in concord he 83 in santa rosa this evening temperatures was to cool down a bit fog will creep just said the bid by 10:00. more on that overwrites night and early tomorrow morning it will strengthen just a little bit more of the next couple days and it will be enough to keep cricket temperatures up as your head toward one and three: attendees there plenty of sunshine and in the afternoon symptoms in contrast to see cool weather in the '60s. pick and choose whether. >> reporter: the to be much cooler and inland's with the rest of weather coming up a bit. >> pam: >> steve: testing different types of cameras and developing a policy for how they will be used. camers are officialy on the street. kron 4's charles clifford was in san jose this afternoon. he shows us the new cameras and he officers and the public. nats police department calls bodythe cameras, which are small and using

itc did thathat said, there is a little growth.ndent studies said it will actually negative. what all of these studies have made clear, it is not about growth. it is about something else. that is where i would distinguish between the new trade agreements, and some of the older, which are really trying to expand the scope of the market. tom: help me here. i am an undergraduate and honored to be in class with you. we have heard that donald trump's economic policy is not a conservative policy. it is not a policy from another time and place. thejoe stiglitz described economic policy of the opposition as we go to november? joe: no. there is no policy. there is no consistent framework. say can say -- what one can is it is neither consistent with democratic republican principles. demagoguerymash of and special interests. demagogue,hand, as a he is appealing to policies to close off america, break our trade agreements. the craziest things was a proposal to renegotiate our debts. and effectively say, we are not going to honor our debt in th

impulses itc triggers and some americans -- nativism, xenophobia, even racism. delicate he has taken the politically incorrect route. i am lebanese-american. i grew up with my best friends as sunnis and shias. and this idea of islam, in my mind -- donald will tell you it is not a negotiating tactic -- but as someone who deals with them every day, it is a pretty good negotiating tactic. -- friends, our best allies saudi arabia, united arab -- are subject to the fundamentalist terror inside of them. they do not want it. they want to stand out. it is a few out of the billion, 800 million muslims. america has to have a descriptive foreign policy that is firm and supportive. >> dallas tom barrack speaking earlier with bloomberg's -- that was tom barrack speaking earlier with bloomberg's erik schatzker. >> the housing boom in london may soon end. london's home values may fall more than 30% because of the decision to leave the european union. some business will have to leave the u.k. in order to retain access to the european single market. folks login said -- volkswage

itc: she has acknowledged was wrong. i made mistakes as attorney general. charlie: i would try to get you to list them. eric: let's not do that. we make mistakes. our leaders are human. we don't want them to make huge mistakes in areas that are consequential. here you go with the russians. let's assume it may have been the russians. it is a possibility. they could have hacked here. therefore, that is one question. did they deal with intent to influence the election? going back to the russians and the chinese, is it unreasonable to expect someone might have hacked her server in her house? is that unreasonable? eric: i don't think it is something you would expect it would happen simply because it was not an official government server. there are protections that can be built in. i don't know about the system. ,ou can build secure systems and a private setting put of secure systems. i can't vouch for that system. charlie: nobody has evidence that it happened. eric: i don't know. charlie: it's possible. we have seen no evidence. eric: there's no evidence of a tr

the advantages, if we can reduce the reality and the perception, it should increase support for the itc and should make it easier to adopt a spam in the area it's needed. >> i'm glad you raise that. that was going to be my last question. steve i would like you to address it and all of the panel, this is a very popular discussion about increasing it for childless adults who get no more than 500 or $800. for those who have children it can be as it significantly more generous. to the panelists believe that could happen, increasing it for childless parents without increasing air? >> we talk about that but it's not really childless workers. it's people who do not have a qualifying child according to the eit c rules. they may have a child and be very connected to that child and so you get into these situations where i know what my reality is and i want to make the system work because i know with this policy is. i know what the policy is and i want to make it work. i think that is a potential for having impact on compliance. >> i'm a very poor political, i would hope they would pass our propos

but, again as as robert said there are problems with the itc and i want to talk about four, and again i think they said three but i do say for key problems that they have that showcase the challenges the irs faces in administering social benefits. number one as an administrative identity crisis. as i alluded to, they are just one among many policy initiatives the irs must administer under an unexamined an outsider exception that it will be easy to do through the tax code. an agency that is focused to its core on revenue generation and law enforcement is distributing benefits. challenge number two is the timing mismatch. the premise of the ea tc as there's a gap between what some people to learn in the labor market and what it takes to support a family. for most of those affected, that gap exists every day. by administering this through the tax code you get a benefit one time a year in a lump sum. challenge number three is shifted cost. while it's true that from the government perspective the irs is very low administrative costs, we have essentially outsourced some of the program manag

that's the inbound side.nd sid word from my produce are itce ai just cleared.ened at first sterling at ft avenue. earlier hit and run accident acd had it shut down for investigation. but right now at 5:48 traffic8r moving in both directions. diron we do have another crash andsh a closure in the district. ninth street northeast at northt brentwood parkway. parkw caution there in the northeaster section of the district.of dis another crash.ra also more metro delays.elay in addition to safe track work shutting down things in theown blue andth yellow line between t braddock and national airportir shuttle service does replace, ra we have single tracking, trackga repairs eastern market to marke cheverly on the orange ande or silver lines so watch for additional metro delays there. as we take a look in damascus du we have a tree down in the road. right lane blocked.ne blo. 108 south at 27th.7t give yourself extra time there. 270 still looking good butookin congestion popping up by the poe truck scales.tr and we'll take a live looke outside in lorton. 95 on the northbo

after much debate, meaning meetings including bcdc and discussion with you and itc and cab meetings as well and interactive meeting with mta, planning feedback with potential operator and maintenance group called mjm, we started really looking with serious intent at another location on the south side. this is the original design, fairly compact restroom and there is commentary about the number of facilities between the genders and issues of security at night because this will be open as long as the transit elements are functioning. this was the all critical view down california. you can see it is a bit of a presence even though we try today establish transparency of the structure. here it is just north of the ferry shelter which you are familiar with. in this revised site plan you see the new location. right here. one the critical considerations and this went in the original location to civic design review, interesting a lot of your comments and were on the same point as well as bcdc staff comments which this structure doesn't want tabe here. however, it is a functional necessity and h

specific about answers to problems, specific details so the public can say, you know, that is right. , itce community relations is a question of training. task forcebama's says the main thing we need to do is train our police better on how to interact with the public and hillary clinton said she would put $1 billion in federal money for a fund that police the access that money for training. to train about community relations and timidity policing and how to interact in difficult situations. that is a concrete proposal that means something. host: let's take some calls, richard in oakland on a democrat line. -- i am awould like longtime democrat all my life. i think hillary clinton hands-down is the most qualified -- one of the most qualified nominees to be president we have ever had. there has been a right wing targeting of her ever since she was in the white house with bill because basically, they are afraid of hillary. she knows how to get things done and she is proactive and stands up for her values. she does not take groep from anybody. as far as the -- she does not take crap from anybod

problem it takes more money to provide transitional benefits as people -- and we have to do that with the itc. it costs more money. so you can do this but the -- if you want to spend the money -- >> if i could. it is very important to note that our report is not about cutting budgets. our report says nothing about cutting budgets. our report is about lifting lives. smooth it out. it might take a little on the front end of ali but the return is significant because people will get into the stable, long term employment. >> where the cliff is today doesn't mean you have to keep the threshold there. if you move it back, you may not have to have as much additional money if you start from the starting point of where you are today. that sends a policy message of we are in it with you. >> this comes from administrator experience surrounded by wonderful economist like larrla. hundreds of times you hear people telling you this exists and they talked to people who made a choice with regard to their future based on the potential loss of benefits and the economic evidence and i have to just say it is a clo

my own research found for that e itc with the actual unmarried parent that penalty can be in the range between 1500 and $3,000 of the married couple decides to marry instead of staying unmarried or raising a child together. the marriage penalties are real and need to be fixed if it will cost money so that is another piece often not talked about him and it will cost money in these to be addressed in that context. the next point is around experimentation one of the points from all these funding streams these are the anti-poverty programs that are not set up that way. advocating for more flexibility i do think that is the direction we need to go with a pilot basis those that are streamlining to pay for the success models and other efforts as well states need the ability to experiment. when they were experimenting with welfare programs and in that same sense of exploration -- experimentation today baidu understand it is a risk for poor families, but the federal government needs to take no role to hold states accountable with rigorous evaluation to make them accountable because of there is

yes of course movements could be made how the irs administers the itc but there is no magic bullet thereeither. the tendency to blame recipients i think has led to some misguided measures. we just heard some discussion about section 30 2k, the two year or longer disallowance for recipients hoops claims are denied in some circumstances. i think there is widespread agreement that in its current form that measure is too punitive and really does reflect a misperception about the source of the program, perhaps a modified version would be suitable but the current version is too punitive toward some recipients who are really trying to comply. i think the best direction is reform as the other panic suggested are simplifying the program rules and heightening the responsibilities for return preparers through regulation. i don't have the time to discuss the role of tax preparers but i think that may be the most significant point. amplifying the program rules would clearly be beneficial. none of the problem here is with the irs. i don't know of any aspect of the eit see where the irs has really made

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another question with the itc. i want to press you guys an irs. >> and a touch of the work requirement incentives and issues staged by professor. perhaps the labor market is not in the downtown to accommodate additional jobs. one anecdotal response in areas the labor market with high unemployment for the participation come down historically high. and yet, when you go with tactics that amateurs and h.r. directors throughout our congressional districts, they got little evidence is very strong that there is a huge demand for even unskilled workers. in fact, many plant managers among the district tell me this is a district with elevated unemployment and this is where employers say about, i just made an unskilled worker whose on-time and drug-free. that's what they need to a little bit of that -- there are jobs available, but there is a labor market paradox there. we focus on able-bodied, not senior citizen aged folks for the work incentives. frankly i believe is the brother of a disabled sister that the disabled can co

specific about answers to problems, specific details so the public can say, you know, that is right. , itcemunity relations is a question of training. task forcebama's says the main thing we need to do is train our police better on how to interact with the public and hillary clinton said she would put $1 billion in federal money for a fund that police the access that money for training. to train about community relations and timidity policing and how to interact in difficult situations. that is a concrete proposal that means something. host: let's take some calls, richard in oakland on a democrat line. -- i am awould like longtime democrat all my life. i think hillary clinton hands-down is the most qualified -- one of the most qualified nominees to be president we have ever had. there has been a right wing targeting of her ever since she was in the white house with bill because basically, they are afraid of hillary. she knows how to get things done and she is proactive and stands up for her values. she does not take groep from anybody. as far as the -- she does not take crap from anybody. t