now it is time to move quickly to pass trade promotion authority, tpa. tpa allows the congress to set negotiating objectives for new trade packs. it requires the executive branch to consult with the congress and it gives congress the final say on any trade agreement in the form of an up and down vote. bipartisan legislation has been written and will be introduced very soon. we're going to do all we can to make the case for its approval. what new opportunities will tpa create for us? the first is the transpacific partnership. we are within striking distance of concluding an agreement that is critical to america's economic and strategic leadership in the world and in the world's fastest growing region. but we must have a high quality agreement that opens markets for manufacturers, farmers and service providers, and forces the digital and creative economies and tpp must include strong intellectual property protections in order to earn our unqualified support and that of the congress. the chamber will also lead the business community's efforts in support of

and to complete trade agreements we need trade promotion authority, also known as tpa. >> well, let me tell you something, mr. senator from montana, that's only half the story. to have trade, you got imports and the balance is simply not there. i don't believe what mr. baucus says when he talks about wages. i'd like to -- well, i'm going to have to call his office tomorrow and find out where he's getting that information. pretty generic, because we have lost 60,000 factories in this country since nafta. baucus claims the tpp will create jobs. ease issi to say. show me the money. history speaks differently. no free-trade agreement has ever created american jobs. every time a trade agreement is passed american jobs are outsourced. this is what's gutting the middle class, the economic engine of america. sure it's good for the people at the top, but the flat line wages are because of crap like this. this was not, by the way, a balanced hearing. no fairness here. the committee heard from three business owners who support forecast track and the tpp. the only opponent was larry cohen, who is

it's called tpa. we use it to prevent amputations. now the rate of amputations for severe frostbite is down to 10%. still terrible, but an improvement. >> big improvement i would imagine. if you're suffering from severe symptoms, like you mentioned, the confusion, should you go to the hospital? >> it's a medical emergency. you have to call 911. the fortunate thing it's ve reversible. put a warm pack on their armpits, warm drinks. you don't want to go into high temperature, because you don't have sensation, you can burn your skin. the patients that are in trouble are the diabetics that don't have the actual sensations, hypo thyroid. you want to be very careful. different people are different. you can have this type of hypothermia in five minutes. don't go out and say we have 30 minutes before we get in trouble. different people, different conditions, within five to ten minutes. >> children? >> children are very susceptible. and drinking alcohol is not a solution. it causes vaseo dilation. so stay away from alcohol and coffee. >> any ki

it's called tpa. we use it to prevent amputations. now the rate of amputations for severe frostbite is down to 10%. still terrible, but it's an improvement. >> if you real ly are suffering from severe conditions, should you go to the hospital? >> it's a medical emergency. you have to call 911. the fortunate thing is it's reversible, and you want to bring the temperature by putting a warm pack on your armpits, warm drinks. you don't really want to go into high temperature. because you don't have sensation, you can burn your skin. the patients that are in trouble are diabetics who don't have the actual sensations, hypoothyroid, you want to be careful, and the key is not just 30 minutes. different people are different. you can have this within five minutes. don't go out and say we have 30 minutes before we get into trouble. different people, different conditions, health conditions, within five to ten minutes. >> children. >>susceptible, and drinking alcohol is not a solution. it causes vase odilation, you lose more heat. so stay away fro

because he published the average minimum and maximum salaries set by the boys were hard and six thousand tpa forty two thousand team in four hundred thousand gb respectively. in two thousand thirteen. china overtook the united states the world's largest with straighter. according to the international monetary fund forecast it would take china just another four years to secure the gdp level that is close to the us in terms of purchasing power parity in shares in global gdp according to ms levy's the money goes to the newspaper of the foreign observers expect china to become the woods largest oil importer. he interviewed experts forecast that china will become the woods leader by gdp after two thousand twenty changes in global distribution of power open up great new opportunities for russia which is the main export of raw materials in maintaining close cooperation with china. the statistical data provided by the chinese customs administration shows that the bottom of foreign trade which was four point two trillion dollars at the end of two thousand thirteen which is seven point six percent mor

now it is time to move quickly to pass trade promotion authority, tpa. tpa allows the congress to set negotiating objectives for new trade packs. it requires the executive branch to consult with the congress and it gives congress the final say on any trade agreement in the form of an up and down vote. bipartisan legislation has been written and will be introduced very soon. we're going to do all we can to make the case for its approval. what new opportunities will tpa create for us? the first is the transpacific partnership. we are within striking distance of concluding an agreement that is critical to america's economic and strategic leadership in the world and in the world's fastest growing region. but we must have a high quality agreement that opens markets for manufacturers, farmers and service providers, and forces the digital and creative economies and tpp must include strong intellectual property protections in order to earn our unqualified support and that of the congress. the chamber will also lead the business community's efforts in support of

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if you don't have at some point tpa, the people we're negotiating with are not going to agree to a deal without the understanding of how the congress will participate. by the way, you mentioned am i worried about others going against it. not particularly because i have been astounded to hear my colleagues tell me there are a whole lot of people in that category that are coming out very much in support of it. look, it's going to -- you know, when will they send it up? send it up today? tomorrow? next week? how long we discuss it. it will take a little while. but we'll get it. the votes are there. we'll get that done. i'm doing this one right here. go ahead. what's the point in being up here if i can't -- >> i'm from the business times. [inaudible question] as you know many foreign countries come to america to seek u.s. investment, but now that the time that come that you want to show that the u.s. its n attractive investment destination. in south asia they are interested in investing into america. can you shed some light on how america is, despite national debt, despite deficits, that am

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actively working with the democrats and republicans in congress throughout the legislative process to pass tpalegislation with his rod bipartisan support as possible. that includes republicans and democrats. >> is a critical that it passed this year or can it be put off? >> is the prior to the presidents in a conference a strategy to increase exports and support american jobs. i'm not going to put a timeframe on it but it's a priority and we are working towards its passage. yeah, scott. >> is still languishing. does he go back to the same. [inaudible] >> i won't preview the state of the union address but i can tell you if you look at the things the president discussed in last year's state of the union comprehensive immigration reform is a good example. a bill that meets the principles the president laid out and they did so in a bipartisan way and we certainly hope that the house will follow suit. that is not completed at progress has been made and we hope congress will act so that the president can sign the bill that reforms are immigration system in a way that strengthens our borders, gives a

negotiate those with our partners and you cannot implement them here in the united states if we do not have tpa. the goal here is not some kind of process. the goal here is these two trade agreements. what we want to be looking at is all the ways which i spoke to these tradet how agreements would expand economic growth, expand good paying jobs in the united states. what is important in that regard is that it is clear that we are moving forward toward getting that on the trade promotion authority. we were very clear that this was a start of a process. this is a process that would involve a love of occultations and engagement. it is something that i can tell you right now the white house are really focused on continuing to push forward. particularve a timetable for you in that regard. >> [inaudible] this datet give you is this cost and that date is that cost type of answer. the important is that ambassador is negotiating with the europeans and our other partners in both of the agreements. he could make it very clear to them that, as we're asking for concessions, that we are going to be able to de

if you don't have at some point tpa, the people we're negotiating with are not going to agree to a deal without the understanding of how the congress will participate. by the way, you mentioned am i worried about others going against it. not particularly because i have been astounded to hear my colleagues tell me there are a whole lot of people in that category that are coming out very much in support of it. look, it's going to -- you know, when will they send it up? send it up today? tomorrow? next week? how long we discuss it. it will take a little while. but we'll get it. the votes are there. we'll get that done. i'm doing this one right here. go ahead. what's the point in being up here if i can't -- >> i'm from the business times. [inaudible question] as you know many foreign countries come to america to seek u.s. investment, but now that the time that come that you want to show that the u.s. its n attractive investment destination. in south asia they are interested in investing into america. can you shed some light on how america is, despite national debt, despite deficits, that am

you can't negotiate with partners and implement here in the united states if we don't have tpa but it's important to understand the goal is and some sort of process but it's these trade agreements and what we want to be looking at is all of the ways i spoke to earlier about how these trade agreements to expand economic growth and contain jobs and net of the united states. what is important in that is it is clear that we are moving forward towards getting that trade promotion authority. when senator baucus and senator hatch came out, we were very clear that was the start of the process would involve a lot of consultations and a lot of engagements. and that is something that i can tell you right now, at the white house we are really very focused on continuing to push forward. but i don't have a particular timetable for you in that regard >> [inaudible] >> i can't give you a sort of this debate is this cost and that date is that cost kind of answer but what is important as that of the ambassador furman is engaging with other partners in both of those agreements that he can make it very cle