nca is going to be a huge, powerful influence.s on average it will be some 370,000 jobs added as it gets rolling. the new agreement with china should be very, very powerful. $100 billion a year for the next couple of years. that alone is half a percentage point on the economy. sooner or later, bo and hopefully get the 737 max back flying. that's probably been a quarter of a point drag on the economy, so those are a whole lot of things that have to be coming in as a positive, superimposed on the momentum that we already have. very good. >> bret: you mentioned the u.s. nca and the negotiated deal with congress, and he mentioned china. today headlines from two different papers with two different kind of market looks at the china deal. "the washington post," major whole in initial trade deals, suggesting it is not living up to everything promised. "the new york times" says china injects billions of dollars to stabilize its economy. what is the reality of this china deal? does it fall short significantly of what the administration hope

. >> i believe nca has some ways to predict or to extrapolate how many vehicles are on our street. and i don't have those numbers. but i know that they do. and i will follow up and see if i can get my hands on those numbers for the next report. i believe that they do. because we have traffic cameras and that type of thing in the city that help with that. but it is a very congested city. and that causes its own set of problems. people get impatient and road rage and the whole thing that adds to that problem. >> right. it might be helpful for us to think about this and even address to the extent we can, if we have a better feel for whether that's driving some of the problem. >> yes, sir. >> anything else, chief? >> that's it for my report. >> commissioner? >> no worries. a follow-up for me, it's great that we have the numbers from 2019. maybe in february or march we can actually get a report. i would like to see what those 41 homicides, which communities they were in. and the same thing with the fatalities for vision zero. i wanted to echo commissioner mazzucco's point about the job

nca state of emergehas been declared in the australian state of new south wales. this is the area worst affected by bushfires. here are some of the mai stories from bbc world service. a frequenter heat wave has pushed temperatures more than 20 degrees above seasonal average in norway. 19 degrees celsius was measured in the west of the country. that is norway'sme war january day since records began. dauters and her handed themselves over to police in germany over a fire that killed animals at a zoo. the fire was caused by sky lanterns that ey bought online without knowing they were illegal. matudios has confirmed a movie will feature its first transgender. superhe more on that ats. bbc.com/n while we turn to france next, the strike against pension refo breaker.come a record it is into its 29th day and has outlasted the rail strike. it will surpass the length of the famous general strikes of may 1968. here are some of the latest ctures. starting off in paris, there ha been clashes with police in the opera district. chstmas performances were canceled. on wednesday, t

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nca is a good thing, especially for our farmers, our trade deals, that is good stuff. i would say if he really had a mideast peace plan, i would say marvelous! that would solve so many problems. but that doesn't negate that what he did with president zelensky and the ukraine is bad. it's like saying, i'm a good person but i robbed somebody. it doesn't work. you can't say to the judge, katie is a wonderful partner, but you know, she just be someone in the head. >> greg: your analogies need to fit. >> juan: well, no, because what we heard today was this argument was about abuse of power. the most amazing part of today, alan dershowitz saying, oh, you know what, if the president believes that his reelection is on the national interest, then it doesn't matter. you can't impeach him on that, so he is a king. anything, anything. >> greg: that is true if you believe you are an effective player. but abuse of power is not quite here because it is vague. you can say that about any policy you don't like. >> dana: absolutely, remember when president obama said i don't need you to

nca. canada has not passed it yet. agreement does not take effect until all three countries approve it. the u.s. supreme court ordered the convictions of two people involved in the bridge gate scandal in 2013 when aids to governor chris christie created a traffic jam allegedly to to to punish a mirror. they were convicted of fraud and conspiracy. they are challenging the convictions, saying while their actions were political, they were not fraud. american airlines says it has taken the boeing 737 max out of its schedule for two more months until early june. that means america will cancel nearly 20,000 flights in the first five plus months of this year. the plan has been grounded since two crashes killed 346 people. major progress reports tonight for president trump's immigration policy. significant moves are being made in dealing with immigrants seeking sanctuary and in building the president border wall. national correspondent has our update tonight. >> translator: they want to send us to a country where they are also

super bowls like a kicker competition and higher, but it's interesting to get the nfl is a lot like the nca play they're viewed as a big money grubbing organization or i don't they don't spread the spread the wealth around evenly for sure until the players, you know there are a million ok rob i hear i all right in the sports world got bigger story this morning is the great loss to the sports world which is kobe bryant and his sudden death. he also had a lot of business interests as well as you look at that a lot of basketball players wanted to be like mike michael jordan now lot of possible players want to like colby in his post career. business ventures and he started his but business ventures while he was still in his career. so here in over 323 million in basketball. but he watched a million tech farm shortly after leaving a pub bryant stable listen the company's they've invested in alibaba which like the amazon of china right down lee took private then they got into the players bl tribune oscar-winning animated shorts legalzoom he owns a piece of 2 law hot sauce wedding site meant it fo

actually led to the rise of new media, i'm an editor at breitbart news so i'm actually living sort of ncahow millions of people are also still reading the legacy media but certainly looking to new outlets like breitbart news to get another side of the story, if you will, they feel like they're not getting anywhere else from the mainstream media. >> let me follow up on that point whether rick burke or fox news or one american news, from your standpoint, are they providing a more accurate picture of what's happening in this country? or are they providing their spin on the story just maybe msnbc or the washington post or broadcast networks? >> i can only speak for breitbart.com, and an entertainment editor. i think the spirit and the mission of breitbart news is to actually be skeptical of both parties. we scrutinize everything no matter who is in the oval office or what the party of the representative is. i think it's true that the base of the president's supporters look to breitbart. we are talking about tens of millions of americans who play by the rules, work really hard but increasingly

the nca accepts that is a big task and a difficultjob.hat both were two women, one child, all suffering from mild hypothermia. they were rescued by a french vessel who have now taken them back to boulogne where they are said to be safe and well. this is the conservative mp for dover. thanks forjoining us. last year 1700 migrants made it to the uk and only 100 of them were returned to france. when the statistics are like that, it is not a deterrent, is it? it is not a deterrent when people know that if they get through on a small boat crossing, they are most likely to stay. that is why we need a fresh approach to this problem. and what would be the approach he would like to say? i think a deterrent would be when someone, wherever they are rescued, is returned safely and securely back to france. these are incredibly dangerous journeys that are organised and controlled by a very dangerous criminal gangs and we need to put a stop to it. how can he do that though if people coming into this country have genuine asylum claims, as we were hearing

. >> i believe nca has some ways to predict or to extrapolate how many vehicles are on our street. and i don't have those numbers. but i know that they do. and i will follow up and see if i can get my hands on those numbers for the next report. i believe that they do. because we have traffic cameras and that type of thing in the city that help with that. but it is a very congested city. and that causes its own set of problems. people get impatient and road rage and the whole thing that adds to that problem. >> right. it might be helpful for us to think about this and even address to the extent we can, if we have a better feel for whether that's driving some of the problem. >> yes, sir. >> anything else, chief? >> that's it for my report. >> commissioner? >> no worries. a follow-up for me, it's great that we have the numbers from 2019. maybe in february or march we can actually get a report. i would like to see what those 41 homicides, which communities they were in. and the same thing with the fatalities for vision zero. i wanted to echo commissioner mazzucco's point about the job

. >> i believe nca has some ways to predict or to extrapolate how many vehicles are on our street. and i don't have those numbers. but i know that they do. and i will follow up and see if i can get my hands on those numbers for the next report. i believe that they do. because we have traffic cameras and that type of thing in the city that help with that. but it is a very congested city. and that causes its own set of problems. people get impatient and road rage and the whole thing that adds to that problem. >> right. it might be helpful for us to think about this and even address to the extent we can, if we have a better feel for whether that's driving some of the problem. >> yes, sir. >> anything else, chief? >> that's it for my report. >> commissioner? >> no worries. a follow-up for me, it's great that we have the numbers from 2019. maybe in february or march we can actually get a report. i would like to see what those 41 homicides, which communities they were in. and the same thing with the fatalities for vision zero. i wanted to echo commissioner mazzucco's point about the job

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