our economics editor kamal ahmed met lord jim o‘neill, former treasury minister and architect of thees to do with northern powerhouse, i suspect some of it is, or other stuff, is obviously debatable. i suspect it is. but it is really an encouraging basis for so many of the things to build on, to take us to this long—term holy grail of closing the productivity gap. which, importantly, in a national context, it is notjust important from those from the north and passionate about the north, it would change the game for the economy nationally. but how important is that for the general strength of the uk economy? london is a huge contributor, financially, to the rest of the country. it‘s not really, ultimately, that good for london or the rest of the country if we are dependent on hand—outs in london. if you have your own local engine that is economically as powerful as london, it is a game changerfor the nation. do you think that theresa may and theresa may‘s government has the same commitment to the northern powerhouse that george osborne, when you were treasury minister, had to the nort

jim o'neill, of course, former goldman sachs management chairman, joins us over the phone. m, you wrote a few days ago, as long as financial conditions don't tighten excessively, global performance for the rest of the decade could end up being more robust than anyone would have imagined just a few years ago. i assume that view is still intact >> well, financial conditions have just turned a bit so i think we have to wait and see how sustained this is. just listening to rick's summary of the latest data, we may have entered the period -- sorry, i should have started with a caveat what the hell do i know about any of this? what the hell did i ever know? certainly these days i'm not as engaged as i was so, you know, remember that before i sa i what i'm going to say next but part of me thinks that the dilemma here is clearly coming from the cyclical strength of the u.s. more importantly, the wage inflation fears. so the fact we've just had a really strong services ism number, i rather suspect that's not going to help at all in fact, amight add to the problem. the market is a mar

. >> jim o'neil, the police chief, said if it were to pass, it'd be disastrous for new york city. guns would flow into the city at the rate the nypd, biggest police force, couldn't handle. >> absolutely right. we have 40,000 police officers in the city of new york that have to confront eve, every day numerous people. whether it is asking for directions or a routine car stop. they have to worry about thousands of firearms going to be in the city of new york. firearms are the common denominator here. certainly, assault weapons are something we need to take off the table. >> manny, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> for serving new york and this country. >> thank you. >> manny gomez, former fbi, nypd and marine. >>> let's highlight what president trump said this morning about the nra on twitter. ready for this? what many people don't understand or don't want to understand is that wayne, chris and the folks who work so hard at the nra are great people and great american patriots. they love our country and will do the right thing. make america great again, exclamation point. mr. presi

our economics editor kamal ahmed met lord jim o‘neill, former treasury minister and architect of the, i suspect some of it is, or other stuff, is obviously debatable. but i suspect it is. but it is really an encouraging basis for so many of the things to build on, to take us to this long—term holy grail of closing the productivity gap. which, importantly, in a national context, it is notjust important from those from the north and passionate about the north, it would change the game for the economy nationally. but how important is that for the general strength of the uk economy? london is a huge contributor, financially, to the rest of the country. it‘s not really, ultimately, that good for london or the rest of the country if we are dependent on hand—outs in london. if you have your own local engine that is economically as powerful as london, it is a game changerfor the nation. do you think that theresa may and theresa may‘s government has the same commitment to the northern powerhouse that george osborne, when you were treasury minister, had to the northern powerhouse? i don‘t thin

because this is their only way to help their populations and this is the only way to counter the jim o'neill attempts of iran we have agreed that with the north korean nuclear program needs to be terminated here. and we are of course against any violations of the i.m.f. treaty. a treaty that for business medium range and cruise missiles and europe's to the present day we need these arms control treaties which could. i did states and to them then soviet union and later the russian federation negotiated in the one thousand nine hundred ninety ninety six we do not want to go back into the era of. armaments logic because central europe would again be the fear target for such conflicts we are seeking a close coordination with our american allies because we so our success will only go on also depend on the way we are dealing with each other and for grandmamma's how is like china or russia constantly tried to test and to undermine the e.u. is unique individual states or groups are tested with sticks and carrots in the way they want to stay within the e.u. or whether they can be singled out. but it

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jim slater evens up the score. >> perfect shot, nice save watch this pass by o'neill perfect. under the stick.arcobello is happy in the box celebrating. >> o'neill had a heck of a game. he wrings it off the crossbar. >> great shot. noticeable throughout the tournament just missed there. >> under a minute in overtime. bobby sanguinetti with a scoring chance. >> puck landing behind francouz. we go into a shoot-out. >> in the shoot-out, the only player for the czech republic to beat koukal. the czech republic advances to the medal round of the 3-2 final in the shoot-out koukal with the game-winning goal their goaltender, peter francouz, how are teams going to get to him >> he's been unflappable, calm, come up with huge saves in key situations including shootouts this one no more pressure than an elimination game. he did his job his rebound control was outstanding. i didn't think the usa team tested him enough until the third period he put on a clinic. >> this is where he's really good these penalty shots right here, francouz had the net covered not much to look at. very intimidating. he was fanta