Will be signed on january 15th China Remains distinctly unenthusiastic this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal was on the table buck up cold at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasnt publicly made any commitments to u. S. Demands these add quotas as we reiterated are unreasonable targets for china to meet china isha note of caution ahead of this weeks signing on social media saying the quote trade war is not over yet and that just the 1st round of the game doesnt sound very optimistic here so we shall see what transpires on the 15th if it gets done will be optically pleasing for the trumpet mr ation despite heavy balance of whether the agreement will be implemented in full by both countries know that one only covers a low hanging fruit and if china and the us. Even come to an agreement here phase 2 which will invo
Cities across the country are seeing a backlash against new taxes on streaming video. Local governments are trying to make up for lost revenue when people cut the cord from their Cable Companies and switch to Services Like netflix and hulu. Carter evans has more on this. This tax doesnt make sense. This was just a money grab. And thats all ive got to say. Reporter the Pasadena City Council has been taking heat for weeks after announcing a 9. 4 tax on streaming video, calling it a utility, so it can be taxed like water and electricity. My constituents do not want this tax. Reporter even if its just a couple of bucks to help out the city . Even if its just a couple of dollars that theyre already its being taxed twice. Reporter councilman Tyrone Hampton says the surprise tax was designed to make up for lost tax revenue from people getting i read it multiple times and i was just like, well, when did this happen . Reporter it happened when pasadena voters modernized a law in 2008 to tax cel