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we continue to -- >> to the contrary, i think that north american free trade agreement now 21 years,ners and losers. but net effect, for all three countries has been very positive. maria: but we should capitalize on it more. >> we should be capitalizing on it more without question. canada and mexico are two of our top three trading partners, there are huge strengths, mexico is risen in the ranks of car exporters, every car made there is 40 percent u.s. content that shows that aim of integration of our three economies, a market size of 500 million nearly people. we have descent demographics, shared values, no threats. no ethnic sectarian default lines or divides. i have said what has come after american century, assuming last century was described as was. is not the chinese century or asia know, it is actually the north american decades, the number of decades will be determined by how well washington turns what are headwinds into tailwinds. like education reform, and so for. anthony: so well said, not in the campaign rhetoric right now, but we need to integration, it does lower prices

the north american free trade agreement from 1994, the one that bernie sanders said costs 800,000 jobs, prob >> a little bit of both. the north american free trade agreement from 1994, the one that bernie sanders said costs 800,000 jobs probably didn't. it was probably a wash according to economists but china's entry into the world trade organization was a game changer. if we look at the exporting and manufacturing here in the u.s. since then it's down by nine percent. china's exports and manufacturing up by 12%. but remember, overall, us consumers have been able to buy goods a lot cheaper since all these trade deals. >> miller: so trade shuffles the deck, who are the real winners and losers here? >> well, i think that manufacturing has been a loser but we should note manufacturing jobs actually peaked in 1979, so that's 15 years before nafta. what's really changed the game? technology. automation. and when we look at those sectors around technology we saw technology up 30% since 2003. and we should also note one big winner, the world because we see millions of people lifted out of pov

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a number of prominent north american helped to release him. they never brought him to trial. according to the constitution, the south had the right to secede. this bible was taken by northern soldier, but was later returned by his younger brother to the white house, mr. rk willis. this beautiful table shows that mr. davis and president davis just enjoyed having guests. they had lavish donors, beautiful appointed china that we have some of. the brightest and best minds of the south. mrs. davis was beautifully educated. she was, in her own right, a wonderful hostess. i can just imagine how they sat around this table, in tops, discussing politics. they would have people of all different types of social and economic backgrounds support president davis, because he was the figurehead of the movement of the confederacy. in order for the confederacy to work, president davis had to work with all kinds of people. people from all walks of life. they all came into this house. they would go into this hallway to visit davis in his study. this is the most important room. you can imagine the

i am here to ask you to talk about how do you envision the north american trade agreement? it it is great to have policies on climate change which will have to be included in the north american alliance. how is your administration going to tackle that issue and the trilateral relationship? >> i have had wonderful conversations about climate change, continental energy strategy, no question that the continents, mexico to the u.s. to canada working on energy issues and addressing environmental concerns, figuring out how to get things right here will make a significant and not just in global emissions that the narrative we engage with the world on. if we can develop the solutions, developing countries around the world, india, china, the caribbean and pacific island states, we can make a tremendous impact if we are going to keep warming under 2 degrees and reach the target of 1.5 degrees, but in order to do that we need to be a lot more collaborative with our neighbors and 3 engaging in a positive way with our partners, making sure irritants like the mexican visa requirement to

after the split, north american division became a privately held entity.n has been left with focus overseas where door-to-door cosmetics sales are more popular they say. cosmetics company already has a significant commercial operation in the u.k. rishaad: looking at how foreign companies are on the edge ahead of china state television annual consumer protection kralev. check it out at bluebird.com/asia, coming up later, partyline -- a warning against begin a foreign meetings. that's next. concerns that central bank is running out of ammunition. japan's negative rates smack of desperation. ♪ ♪ looking at regional shares, asian shares living for the first time in four days. i had a policy decisions from bank of japan. joining us is hans goetti,, chief strategist for asia and middle east at bank of international, at luxembourg. thank you for joining us. -- noing is, does boj change expected for negative interest rate policy at the moment. your contention is that when they went that direction it was an act of desperation, perhaps. hans: they can call it like t

they described the north american free trade agreement, nafta as being bad for the united states.l news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. , back to you. alix: we take a look at how technology is rewriting the rules of engagement around the globe. scarlet: an inventor has created exoskeletons to help paralyzed people walk once again. one of new zealand's most adventurous and affable inventors is a scottish import named richard little. >> there are five milling people around the world who could benefit. >> use one of two engineers who bionics -- rex bionics. .> my best friend was diagnosed wheelchair.a we spent three years in the garage and got something working. we knew then we would be able to do this. you will notice right away that it is self supported. it is the only device of its kind like that. was people who use it are spinal cord injured. it can be any mobility impairment. it will take one step and stop. if you keep holding it forward, it will keep moving forward. >> what is the red button? >> t

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will begin her largest north american tour in the last 25 years. parton plans to play 60 cities during the tour which begins in june and is scheduled to conclude in december. you can look forward to hearing hits and songs from her new album "pure and simple". that's going to do it for 9news at lot more news and weather to cover start in downtown denver... to show support of the city's homeless. today the city will clearing sidewalks... of tents, sleeping bags... and other items to enforce the city's right- of-way ordinance. 9news reporter noel brennan is live downtown. noel - the homeless community had 24 hours to pack up their belongings.

it's interesting that it's a historic trip and it's been 50 years without relations with the north american government very third generation cab driver hopes the president will take a close look at the country she is so proud of. >> translator: i like that he gets to know our country, our story, our country, how beautiful it is. it's a tourist attraction so he can share it with everybody else. >> reporter: a beauty and culture hidden from most years. now understand there is still a trade embargo obviously and still a ban on tourist travel, though the borders seem to be opening a bit, betty. here in cuba, as you might imagine. many here on the streets believe this is a very first and important step in normalizing the relations between the two countries. back to you. >> definitely a history in the making. thank you so much. >>> donald trump had harsh words when the cuban president was not at the airport to greet the president and hi family. >> president obama landed in cuba and the president who was there for the pope and other dignitaries who come in, but he wasn't there for the president of

the san francisco deltas are a new team in the north american soccer league and they will start to play at kezar next year. some residents who live near the stadium are concerned about the possibilities of more traffic, alcohol and rowdy fans. >> san francisco is a global city that's missing the most popular sport in the world so it's exciting to bring the beautiful game to our beautiful city. >> people come out of the game for these kinds of events and they go to the bar and when they close people come out of the bars and don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> the soccer matches could draw up to 10,000 fans. the team shares the concerns with the residents but it does need alcohol sales in order to make money. they will host about 20 matches a season. >>> oakland raiders quarterback is welcoming a new addition to his family. he was born wednesday night. he posted this photo on his instagram page yesterday. this is their second child. >> a couple quarterbacks being raised there. >>> the time now is 4:26. a nine year old girl runs for safety after an attempted kidnapping in berkley

he has opposed all trade deals including the north american free trade agreement saying that they would hurt american workers. he speaks today at valley university. >> moving on. 4:39 am. the nypd released the video of the suspect accused of lugging a woman. this man showed elizabeth in her home on ninth street. he pulled a gun. he ruptured for about usd370. he may have pistol whipped woman last month. he is described as 40 50 years old. 250 pounds. if you have any information, call police at crimestoppers at 1-800-577-tips . juliet: 250 pounds and he attacks a 90-year-old woman? there is a special place in hell. >> the plan is revealed and it's not exactly a plan that they like or think it will work. they will have to find another way to get to work. teresa has the details. >> i would not be able to get to school! >> the panic is starting to set in for 100,000 daily commuters who are relying on nj transit. these folks might not have an easy ride to work if the union goes on strike . very frequently. getting to work would not be fun. >> it would be the opposite of fun. they admit they s

concerns. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division two of the north americansoccer league. the team is committed to making improvements in kezar. supporters say businesses will benefit by fans coming to the neighborhood but more importantly it will be fun for families. >> also going to be very good for the community. the ashbury residents. to have an organized, supervised, healthy alternative for saturday night activities. >> reporter: with the approval now granted, the soccer season is expected to begin about a year from now when the era of the san francisco deltas will begin. in san francisco, rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> warmest day of the week today. for a little while anyway, we got up to 80 degrees in oakland. 80 in morgan hill, 81 in antioch. what a day. beautiful out there. not as warm tomorrow, fog along the coast right now, the fog picked up earlier, one of our cameras, can't see it on this one but if you look hard past the skyline towards the avenues out towards twin peaks, you can't really see it but there is fog out there right now at the beaches

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we learn the history of the north american indian center of boston.nd we celebrate the life of the late charlie hill. (chanting) hi, how are you? hi, how are you? hi, how are you? hi, how are you? [laughter] we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

the antibiotic free chicken at sub restaurants today but says it will take until 2025 for every north american restaurant to have antibiotic free chicken. >> this is a problem that's been brewing for decades and getting seriously worse. >> it's a danger to consumers from meat that doesn't have antibiotics in it? >> absolutely not. >> the danger is not the antibiotics themselves but the resist -- that evolve to resist the antibiotics. 23,000 people die from superbugs every day. >>> a chick-fil-a owner in georgia has found a way to get families to put those phones brad williams came up with the chick-fil-a challenge. the small boxes are on every table. families who leave their phones in the coup untouched for the cream. the idea is taking off and has started spreading to 140 other restaurants. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> not exactly how you want to practice to go. oracle's practicing in bermuda. they capsized during a training run going at high speed. no one injured. but there are some concerns about how the electronics are coping after being waterlogged. >> that can't be good. [ laughter ] >>> our

later he attacked john kasich's economic record and what he called the governor's support of the north american free trade agreement. both in a tight battle for ohio's 56 delegates. >> your governor is over rated. he hasn't done a thing. without oil you would be in worse shape than any other state in the union. >> reporter: many supporters say despite trump's harsh tone they are voting for him because he is paying for his own campaign and not taking special interest dollars. >> lot of people have a problem with the economy. the fact that he is funding his own and letting us know he is not asking for money. >> reporter: only a dozen protesters that were allowed to gather just off property and no reports of arrests. here at the airport, joe pagonakis. >>> john kasich not forgetting about the state tonight either. he was joined by a former nominee mitt romney and a senator at a rally. john kasich has been battling back against donald trump in ohio so he is pulling out all the punches. i am responsible to have a good reputation for you. i am here to be a good roll model as best i can for these kids

. >>> dolly parton is hitting the road with a first major north american tour in 25 years. it is called pure and simple, it will feature material from decades of pets. -- hits. >>> gearing up for give day at tampa bay today. nonprofits showed up to be wtsp studios to coordinating fundraising efforts for an event. >> we raised a lot of money, $17,000 which was awesome. it supports all of the adoptions that we do. many were adopted on tuesday. >> between now and may 3 you will see a lot on social media and other places. of folks looking for your support. we hope before may 3 people will go to the website and explore and learn about all of the great nonprofits that are in our area and are in may 3 comes around they will know when they would get their money. >> last year they raised $1.7 it was a huge day. it was so great. >> a great way to find out where you want to put your money. you don't know always where to go. >> another good way to figure out and get back. go to ihop until 7:00 tonight and get free pancakes. the donations are for the children's miracle network. >>> mayb

. >> it's been 50 years without relation with the north american government and it looks like within the past year more things will change than within the last 50 years. >> reporter: today president obama attend a state dinner. during his trip he's also cuban entrepreneurs and he'll news channel 8's keith cate is in visit. more coverage beginning on first at 4:00. >> definitely a lot of people watching. thank you. >>> the top suspect in the november terror attacks in paris claims he planned new attacks. investigators in brussels where he was arrested friday. belgium's foreign minister said this morning that the terror suspect said he was ready to restart something. authorities are taking the claim very seriously. they said they found a lot of weapons and a new network of people around him. >>> the fly dubai plane that crashed in russia saturday had enough fuel to keep flying as said by the ceo. bad weather caused the plane to circle the airport for 2 hours before attempting to land in strong winds. it nose dived and exploded, killing all 62 people on board. >>> today scientists in so

. >>> super hero debut rackeded over 170 million in north american ticket sales. that is the sixth best opening of all time. the disney animation hit "zootopia" in second and "big fat greek wedding" came in third at the box office. >>> still to come, a syracuse stunner. the orange pull off an improbable turnaround against virginia to buy a ticket into tournament. introducing oikos crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious crunchy toppings like chocolate and peanut butter chips. crunched it! new oikos crunch. be unstoppable. feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. >>> jim boeheim and syracuse have done it. back from the dead. >> critics said they shouldn't have made it to the tournament but syracuse is marching on to the final four. down by 15 with a little more than 9:00 to play, the orange went on an incredible 17-8 run and stunning number one seed virginia. final score 68-62. >>

yes, it's interesting it's a historic trip and it's been 50 years without relations with the north american government. >> reporter: third generation cabdriver, hopes the president will talk a close look at the country she's so proud of. i'd like that he get to know our country, how beautiful it is. its tourist attraction to share with everyone else. >> a beauty and culture hidden from most americans for more than 50 years. >> reporter: travel still very limited. the state department will not issue a tourist visa and of effect between the two countries. many see this visit as the first step towards easing relations and restrictions here. wral news. >> wral's leyla santiago is live and will have live reports starting in our newscast at 4:00 on wral. you can follow or journey on wral.com. >> and donald trump says he'll release a list of potential supreme court nominees. he said he'll give a list of knife or ten judges he would nominate. he said that should ease concerns he might pick judges tens too liberal, and sen. republicans say they're not hold a hearing on merrick garland's election now

if you look at north american fuel cells for our flagship recruiter product, growth there has remained consistent. marketing solutions, business-wise, it'ss the fastest-growing business. and post-launch of our reimagined flagship application on mobile, you have seen an acceleration in engagement on both mobile and desktop. the core elements remain healthy. emily: analysts went so far as to say "we are sorry, he got it wrong." is there something they did not get? jeff: i think it's expectations. companies that experience hypergrowth for sustained periods of time, there is a natural inclination at times to extrapolate growth rates over a long amount of time. in the history of every hypergrowth company, literally, it becomes an inflection point where the expectation of analysts and investors outstrip the fundamentals of the business. the question is not when that will happen, it's how companies execute through that. emily: they're very confused about what linkedin is. they cut your fast growth, but you are more slow growth-like, operating at a slow growth rate. jeff: i think it is relativ

. >> yes, a historic trip and it has been 50 years without relations with the north american government. >> the third-generation cabdriver hopes the president will take a close look at the country she is so p pud of. >> translator: i would like that he gets to know our country. it's a tourist attraction so he can share it with everybody else. >> beauty and culture hidden from most americans for more than 50 years. jay gray, havana. >> several members of the opposition ladies in white were detained during a protest, and with this historic visit, some he is expected to meet with the key members of the opposition movement. some dissidents are hoping he will meet and talk about diverse ideas. >> so much mixed emotion going into this visit and the president will be striking a nerve for a lot of cuban americans here in south florida today. in little havana, some protested and marched. they chose to do it on sunday to pay tribute to the ladies in white who sheli was just talking about, they peacefully assemble every week and demand freedom for political prisoners. >> we will be thinking about

. >> translator: it's been 50 years without relations with the north american government. it looks like in the past year more things were changed than in the past 50 years. owner calls it the beginning of a long story between the two countries. one of the most important chapters, president obama's historic visit this week. jay gray, nbc news, havana cuba. >>> blood spilled on city sidewalks. several men injured in two separate slashing attacks. one of those suspects armed with a machete. >>> plus more fireworks in the race for the white house. what john kasich is saying about joining a trump or cruz ticket. >>> suffolk county under a winter storm warning. >>> back now with a live picture from the top of the rock. you can see the low clouds, and there is snow falling in the city. just when you thought we done with all of this nonsense, winter just hits us one more time on the first day of spring. you can see tonight the snow is starting to come down here in the city. >> you got to look in the light there and iou can reagey check it out. >> you need hdtv, and you can see tha

this comes after the company sold its north american business to a private equity firm. they expect to save about $50 million this year from the payroll cuts and the closure of open positions. >>> to celebrate the 50th birthday of the slurpee, participating 7/11 stores will allow customers to bring their own cup. you can take in your own cup street for a mere 1.50. there are some restrictions. this cup has to fit upright through an indoor display with a 10-inch diameter hole. you might get away with a mixing bowl. they narrow at the bottom. think it through and enjoy. >>> dairy queen kicking off the season with a free cone day. you can stop by and get a small vanilla soft serve cone in regular business hours. in excxchange, they are accepting donatitions to children's miracle network hospital. so feel free to give there as well. >> a lot of free sugar out there. >> right? [ laughter ] >> get after it. >> all right. josh benson joins us now with momore on what's up. >> we are just hours away of knowing the resusults of the florida primary election. voters are gathering to

they will join me north american soccer league starting next february. >>> big changes to the socialmedia app instagram. now the photo sharing app is following in the steps of its parent company facebook by creating a way to support more video. what changes users can expect to see. we thank you for choosing ktvu for your news. we are always here on ktvu.com . enjoy the rest of your wednesday. >> today on "tmz" -- >> five months after lamar odom nearly died, he's back in a bar. >> he had three remy martins within less than an hour of being there. >> the kardashians and his family are worried. he says i could have a couple of drinks. >> the fact of the matter what happens when you drink, you start making bad judgment calls eventually. >> yeah, but pizza, not cocaine. >> britney spears in hawaii. this woman, her body is on point. >> she's back with like snake body. >> it's pretty close, snake body. >> what the hell is that? >> you just draw that snake. [laughter] dax, you're so weird! >> tim tebow was on fox news and they asked him if he would ever

we need to deal with it in america and north american sports, it cannot be okay or tolerated, if he can run a baseball well or football well. i like how they handled it. >> we always love to talk about the nfl and tom brady and deflate-gate is in the news once again. the three judges are looking at it. and they were not easy to tom brady's counsel, and there is a possibility this could be overturned. he might have to serve a suspension. if that happens, does roger goodell finally get the last the courtroom? >> i think he does. the media want it to go away. the patriots wants it to go away but the nfl does not. the appeal, what we have is a four-game suspension, for now, the greatest quarterback in the league now that peyton manning has retired and i suppose you would say brady was anyway before manning retired. that would be a huge victory for goodell, who has taken a lot of mud in the eye in this fight. >> i guess we'll find out in a couple of months or couple of years. >> check back in 2017, maybe we'll have an appeal of an appeal of an appeal of an appeal. >>> to the knicks. phil jac

the money will be used to renovate a factory building on the former north american homes property. the factory closed in 2007.. removing the town's largest employer. the grant will also focus the restoration of the historic train depot. bedford county and lynchburg were also awarded money through the industrial revitalization funds. after nearly 24 years of service.. roanoke city police chief chris perkins' completes his perkins returned to the area where his career started... district four .. the northwest part of the city. known for being a fast officer, he recalls his early days of chasing criminals. over the past five years as chief ... perkins has helped make these neighborhoods safer. he's used initiatives such as the drug market intervention program or d-m-i to lower crime rates... and became known for improving relationships between officers and people in the community. chief chris perkins 21:29:52 we have to reach people in those communities that want to be part of the change. its scary its fearful but you have to think eveytime something has gotten better someone has take

sides are talking again. s s a historic trip and it' s been 50 years without relations with the north american government. jay: third generation cab driver judais cordero hopes the president will take a close look at the country she is so proud of. judais cordero: i' d like for him to know about our country. our story, our country, how beautiful it is. its tourist attactions so he can share it with everyone else. than 50 years. jay gray, nbc news, havana, cuba. lisa: travel for americans is still very limited right now. the state department will not issue a visa for tourists. and of course the trade embargo remains in place, still many see this visit as a crucial first step toward easing relations and restrictions here. mark: a most-wanted suspect in the paris terror attacks is now opposing extradition to france. salah abdeslam was released from a hospital in belgium saturday, where he was being treated for injuries related to a shootout with police friday. he is expected to undergo a authorities. abdeslam is a key suspect in the paris terror attacks last people. indiana governor mike pence ha

everybody is hoping that relations between these two north american countries will improve as a consequencef mr. trudeau's election. that's a scene live there at the white house in washington, d.c. >>> we have more to come, including the expected next president for myanmar. >>> the arctic games in greenland where traditions are being kept alive in the gym. >> hello, again, let's have a top look at the stories here at al jazeera. another tragedy at sea with a baby drowning off the coast of turkey. they were trying to make it to greece, their speed boat capsized. >> for those who have made it to greece, the situation is deteriorating, thousands camped at the border with macedonia despite being told they won't be led through. >>> prosecutors filed charges against the former president of brazil alleging there is strong money that illicit money was used to finance the party in power for 13 years. >>> thousands of refugees are children freeing war and persecution and they are traveling alone. most of arriving through greece where a stretched asylum system is struggling to support them. we have th

i'm here to ask you to talk about how do you envision the north american trade agreement next year? i think it is great you are putting emphasis on climate change. climate change is going to have to be included in a new envisioning of the north american alliance. how will your administration tackle that issue? prime minister trudeau: i've already had conversations about climate change, a continental energy strategy. there is no question the together working on energy issues, on addressing environmental concerns, figuring out how to get things right here will make a significant difference in global and nations -- global omissions. if we can develop the solutions that the developing countries around the world, like india, china face, we can make a tremendous impact. we have to if we are going to keep warming. more do that we need to be collaborative with our neighbors. and re-engaging in a positive way with our partners, making sure irritants like the mexican visa requirement is done away with, coordinating, collaborating, looking at the integration of our supply chain in a positive w

. >> to you, the great silent majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. northietnam cannot defeat or humiliate the united states. only americans can do that. >> the term "silent majority" clicked with middle america because they were never represented on television, and they didn't feel like they were represented in washington and didn't really have a voice. >> president nixon proudly displayed 52,000 telegrams from persons who supported him. >> it is time for the great silent majority just to stand up and be counted. >> at that point he went to 68% approval. >> it gave him the room he needed to maneuver. >> good evening, my fellow americans. tonight american and south vietnamese units will attack the headquarters for the entire communist military operation in south vietnam. this is not an invasion of cambodia. >> nixon's conviction is that what you've got to do is cut off the supplies that the north vietnamese are funneling into the south to the viet cong, and the way to do it is to take out the ho chi minh trail, the route they're using through cambodia. >> y

north american free trade agreement, 1984, the one bernie sanders said cost 48,000 jobs. probably didn't. probably a wash. and china'sen troo into the world trade organization was a game changer. look at exporting and manufacturing in the u.s. since then, down 9%. chinese exports and manufacturing up by 12%. remember overall. u.s. consumers buy goods a lot cheaper since all the trade deals. >> trade shuffles the deck. who are the winners and losers here? >> manufacturing has been a loser. who should note manufacturing jobs actually peaked in 1979. so that's 15 years before nafta. technology. automation. and when we look at those sectors around technology, we saw technology up 30% since 2003. and we should also note one big winner, the world, because we have seen millions of people lifted out of poverty. >> what about the folks back home? how do you help those people who lost their jobs? >> not ripping up trade agreements. trade wars are terrible for economies. spending money on retraining and offering financial assistance in the form of tax credits. the best solution. >>