to steel plants it's the man in the dog the dog watch the man who watches the robots and mr as mr robertsonwas saying i think when george w. bush impose tariffs on steel imports in two thousand and two you know some studies say that the move cost the u.s. about two hundred thousand jobs again that's just the impact nationally. as we heard from an analyst and reporter if you have the u.s. on one side and six of the world's biggest economies on the other they are going to be bigger and more important so how damaging could this be to the u.s. but also whether for talia tree measures to the global economy. yes i think it would be damaging to the united states but i think what i would say that we have to look at as well is that this global system with this various regimes trading security and other. they're supposed to deliver for the populations of each of those countries certain amount of kind of economic and other security and the thing is that when you look at bragg's it you look at populism of left and right in europe and and trump's rise in the united states you see growing levels of natio

management and information at the university of she's a welcome very warm welcome to all of you mr robertson let me start with you while the g seven summits be dominated by a trade for al. well it certainly can be the backdrop and certainly the media has put the focus on it and that will be the subject i think of the most animated discussions amongst the leaders but as we know at these two sevens there is a kind of schedule and there are big issues that many have been which discussed which will be at least looked at but i think the focus is certainly going to be on trade and protectionism and how the leaders grow the world economy when their principal member united states is taking a very different approach mr palmer what do you think how much of a shadow is the trade dispute going to cost over this g seven summit although it is the probably the most contentious of several major issues as you know the there are challenges to the international system and its various regimes climate change and so on as well so i think it's going to be specifically around trade i think the most animated as my c

is again something that we really have to work on and america might be in has to really wake up mr robertson it is because the other countries don't believe that there is a rationale behind the policy that they are planning to take their case to the world trade organization bought their off areas that the w t o a body which he is a pills might not actually be able to function because the u.s. has resisted new appointments to that body. that's correct and in fact one of the positive outcomes if you were going to look at what might come out of this g seven meeting would be if the leaders including donald trump were to agree to say yes we still need the w t o as as the both the place for discussion but also its role now is the kind of arbitration body and you the president i's states have got to agree now to the appointment of more judges on that appellate body that's important that could be a potential outcome of that should be and asked by the other leaders president trump that would be constructive i think increasingly we've got the leaders are now going to have to try and find constructive

mr. lawrence robertson. >> mr. speaker, given the unresolved issues which were made in northern ireland, does the prime minister have plans to visit the province in the near future? >> obviously there are a number of issues we're considering in relation to northern ireland, the brexit context and the administration, and we hope the assembly will get back up and running, and i hope to be visiting northern ireland in the next few weeks. >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you mr. speaker. i join the prime minister in paying tribute to armed forces day and reserves day, and i hope, and i hope we also recognize we need to do far more for veterans in their housing and health needs as well. i'd also like mr. speakers to pay tribute to firefighters tackling the blaze. i'm sure all our thoughts are with the firefighters and their families and communities. on brexit, mr. speaker, business is entitled to be listened to with respect. i'm sorry so see the foreign sector is not here with us today -- foreign secretary is not here with us

mrs. robertson would be drinking the wine. obama would like have a taste. but it was -- it was the ability to choose great selections to begin with, that was a big plus for us. >> we do have a question right here. >> i'm from pasadena and i'm saddened to hear bad events with alcohol. i'm curious, why didn't they reduce the number of alcoholic drinks or reduce alcohol level on eggnog and you were talking about protocol, i've been hearing so much about protocols that took place with the british recently and the etiquette that you're supposed to wear a certain thing, was there also that kind of thing to is it the white house that people were given? >> for the first question about alcohol, we did -- we started having -- i think it was previously started having nonalcoholic eggnog and there was -- the recipe is tradition, there was this -- you can't mess with the recipe but we would have the person serving it warn people, hey, this is really potent and just be careful because people use today drink a lot more years ago and now i think for a lot of people it hit

mr. robertson to get this transaction done.rever coming out of the roberts family, all-american squash player, a determination like nobody else. what is the drive? the why? think he is looking 5-10 years down the road. if anybody wants to compete amazon google, facebook, , you have to be a global integrated media company. you can never have too much content. tom: what is a type one type to that mr. roberts wants to complete the transaction so the other guy does not get it. this may are bob iger, be more strategic for you because you have got the future of your company going direct to the consumer and competing directly against the netflix. you have just launched espn arect and are about to launch disney app to go head-to-head with netflix. even the mighty walt disney needs more content than they already have. francine: what do regulators want? >> the at&t time-warner ruling for week was a huge win at&t and vertical integration. after that, comcast came out with their bid for 20% true fox. influence to much the murdochs have ove

mr laurence robertson.reland, both in the brexit context, but also with the issue of the devolved administration and our hope that that and the assembly will get back up and running. i hope to be visiting northern ireland in the next few weeks. jeremy corbyn. thank you, mr speaker, i join next few weeks. jeremy corbyn. thank you, mr speaker, ijoin the prime minister in paying tribute to armed forces day and reserves day and i hope... i hope we also recognise we need to do far more for veterans in their housing and health needs. i would also like to pay tribute to the firefighters tackling the blaze on saddleworth moor. i am sure all our thoughts are with the firefighters and their community and families and the memberfor stalybridge and hyde is there to support them. on brexit, the business secretary believes that business is entitled to be listened to with respect. i am sorry to see the foreign secretary is not here today with us. where's boris? he ta kes a today with us. where's boris? he takes a very dif

mr. superintendent at some later time from staff. i see miss robertson in the back, and she's nodding. >> and before any other comments from the board members, i have two public speakers that are signed up, so megan potemki and katey russell. >> good evening. my name is megan potente, and i'm here to speak, to express my support for the recommendations from the c.a.c., particularly related to the phonological processing parent. i am an sfusd parent as well as a parent of a child with dyslexia, and i've also worked in education for 20 years. the last seven years of my career have been with sfusd. so for decades now, we have had overwhelming scientific consensus on the best way to teach kids to read. these best practices are summarized by what works clearinghouse in their recommendations for teaching foundational skills. instructional programs that are aligned with these findings are described as evidence based. we must ensure that any materials that sfusd invests in for reading skills are in fact evidence based. for children with markers of dyslexia, earl

thing we've learned with mr trump tomorrow's another day and tomorrow will be another tweet and who knows what will be indeed we'll have to wait and see i'm sure colleen robertson thanks very much for joining us from autumn a sigh of relief we share your time on al-jazeera thank you while division has been the talking point at the g seven unity is the theme in china where world leaders are meeting for the annual shanghai cooperation organization summit chinese president xi jinping is hosting the event which includes that he does of russia iran and india his belt and road initiative is expected to dominate the two days of talks is a trade program that spans sixty plus countries across asia the middle east europe and africa and a tank it is a political and economic affairs commentator he says the contrast between the g seven and the s.d.o. summit is staggering. it's a tale of two summits the best of times and the worst of times on one side of the world it is the worst of times if a family fractured instead of showing unity their bickering amongst themselves instead of creating a trade group they are talking about trade wars on the other side that putin received a

mrs. keene and come here to lecture me? us.rt shiller is still with and the robertson in charge of bitcoin academics at bloomberg -- edward robinsoncademics at bloomberg -- at -- of bitcoin academics at bloomberg. ed, where is bitcoin six months from now? >> talking to investors in crypto, analysts, people who run exchanges. it could just be flat. ofs could be a long period little volatility in bitcoin. back in the 2014, 2015 timeframe where a lot of crypto traders like to call winter for bitcoin but it may just be kind of boring for a while. tom: the idea that bitcoin is value trapped. is it likery basis, gold where it is a fixed asset or are weoing into an era where it is a mystery? at 21 million, but you have fractionalization -- it is capped at 21 million, but you have fractionalization. you can look forward to's -- synthetic bitcoin. that is this huge vision financial services companies would put out bitcoin etf's that would be synthetic so you don't actually have to hold tokens. in: this sounds like cdo's 2006. guy: bitcoin squared. when a bank gets robbed, the dollar does not go down. when a crypto exchange gets robbed, bit