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Third. Hang seng down 0. 2. European equities, heres a look across the board. Seeing red, that is bleeding over into our markets. The ftse 100 the worst performer, down three quarters of a percent. The german dax, relative outperformer, down 0. 1 there. As we keep an eye on the trading in that session. Crude, obviously continuing to be important for the market. Kind of hovering around these levels here. 51. 52. Wti, brent both up a bit. Nat gas making a move as well. It has been whipsawed around...

It is inauguration day. So early in the morning. Alreadyre is i amendments to it, things in washington that are so different than anything we have seen in our lifetime. And many people would say pretty much within the modern political ear. It will be different today in washington. Nrancine like its bee different for the last six months. A busy show from the u. S. Treasury secretary and the harvard present emeritus, larry summers. Then the riksbank Deputy Governor. Secretaryato general. Lets get ...

Among white and minority officers. The president of the local chapter of the naacp has been working with the officers on these complaints and had this to say. The analogy is were doing great, the crime rates are down and all that. Yes, you are. We cannot take that away from you. Crime rates are down in Prince Georges County. So the community has more respect for the Police Department, okay. But your internal issues could impact the relationship with the community. Reporter coming up on news4 at ...

Temperatures are concerned. The lyweather cameras are into the bay bridge. Look at the temperatures. Theyre not going to move much today but maybe up to 60. Well push 61, 62 at best and its currently 54 degrees inside santa rosa for the coolest spot. You have the satellite and radar. Clouds out there and more rain especially toward the evening commute. The highs today where they should be this time of the year for the 50s and beaches. Fiftys, 60s in peninsula and district willow glenn as well an...

On tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by xq institute. Bnsf railway. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff were having guests join me here at the newshour anchor desk in the coming weeks. Tonight, its Audie Cornish of npr news. Welcome, audie. Cornish thanks for having me. Woodruff the ...

[inaudible]. Thank you, ken. [laughter]. Its, its a real pleasure to be here this morning, and thanks to weda for organizing this very, very timely session on nafta 2. 0. As someone who has been involved in the trade, war is too strong, debate is too tame, the vigorous trade discussions weve had in washington over the last 20 years, were certainly at, even in scope of those discussions were at an unprecedented moment right now awaiting to see the unrolling of the adminstations new trade strategy...

Thank you, ken. [laughter] its, its a real pleasure to be here this morning, and thanks to weda for organizing this very, very timely session on nafta 2. 0. As someone who has been involved in the trade, war is too strong, debate is too tame, the vigorous trade discussions weve had in washington over the last 20 years, were certainly at, even in scope of those discussions were at an unprecedented moment right now awaiting to see the unrolling of the administrations new trade strategy. We have be...

Levinson. But, you know with nafta we engaged in the negotiations, opposed the ultimate agreement. We used the agreement when i was in place, and in particular we used the labor chapter, the labor Side Agreement very sig rousely dozens of times over the course of the last to or so years and it was a frustrating experience because i think Everybody Knows the critique of the nafta Side Agreement was that it wasnt enforceable, the provisions are weak and it does designed not to be used and never to...

In the trade well, war is too strong. Debate is too tame. The vigorous trade discussions weve had in washington over the last 20 years. Were certainly at an even in the scope of those discussions, we are at an unprecedented moment right now awaiting to see the unrolling of the administrations new trade strategy. We have been weve heard a lot from the president , when he was a candidate, when he was president elect. Since becoming president weve heard a lot about mexico, weve heard a lot about me...

Weve all been there over past years. This year they are still there but this year we are also asking ourselves much more fundamentally, are we seeing the beginning of the end of the westernled order after liberal International Order. We know why were asking the question now, its President Trump. But its also much more structural than that. Its been coming for a very long time. The rise of china. P populism in europe. Brexit. Explosions in the middle east. And we have to ask ourselves, number one...