president george bush on december 17 of 1992 and approved by congress november 10 of 1994. excuse me 1993. nafta significant is because it was the most comp presentsive free trade agreement negotiated at the time and contained several ground breaking prognoses. the new generation of free trade agreement and also served as a template for certain provisions in multilateral trade negotiations as part this year congress will decide on what legislation to consider and to amend on the current nafta. there the will also consider the ramification offices negotiate organize withdrawing from na to how it will effect in the u.s. economy and foreign relations with mexico and canada. some contend that will draw from the tpp could damage u.s. economic leadership and other say it as a way to prevent potential job losses key provisions from the tpp may be addressed in moderrizing or renegotiating the nafta. which is at this point more than two decades old. some proponents contain that ma
good afternoon. welcome. thank you for joining us here today i m a master of arts student here at johns hopkins university them north american freed trade agreement, or nafta, entered into on january, 11994. the agreement was signed by president george bush on december 17 of 1992 and approved by congress november 10 of 1994. excuse me 1993. nafta significant is because it was the most comp presentsive free trade agreement negotiated at the time and contained several ground breaking prognoses. the new generation of free trade agreement and also served as a template for certain provisions in multilateral trade negotiations as part this year congress will decide on what legislation to consider and to amend on the current nafta. there the will also consider the ramification offices negotiate organize withdrawing from na to how it will effect in the u.s. economy and foreign relations with mexico and canada. some contend that will draw from the tpp could damage u.s. economic
lines and our phone go to the topic of discussion, how would you make schools safer. would like to hear from you. send us a tweet as well that is here from sharon who is from charlotte, north carolina on the democrats line. go ahead. sharon, andame is peopleer and eight other were killed in the charleston church shooting. make schools safer is for our legislators to look at thomas that we have already, ban away the loopholes, automatic weapons, and put the responsibility to teachers to arm themselves while they are supposed to be teaching. nine people would not have been killed in a church if our laws were stricter. i am hoping that because of what happened in parkland, our legislators will look at the laws and think about people and not about themselves. let s hear from gerard in eastpointe, michigan. i would like to see the military come and be in our schools and in every door to her should be our military guard their. you re talking about national guard or something
things are quieter here this morning. cold air has been settling in. santa rosa is 28. i thought 22 at the napa airport. 34 many. more 30s and 40s holding on but the breezes there out of the west. that will be with us most of the day. blustery at times. half moon bay it is 52. i still expect a 49 soon in now. it will be cold this morning and mostly sunny this afternoon. we will get a break going into the weekend. highs today will be in the 50s. mid 50s for most. let s hope the traffic is light today. i hope so steve. we are starting off that way. this is a look at solano county. we will start there on interstate 80 and continuing into richmond. and it looks pretty good driving into richmond. if you are in a highway 37 going into marin county. and driving down into el cerrito and into the macarthur maze it looks good. at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a stall. let s go back to the desk. the san jose high school track coach is facing child per north the charges one
wednesday s deadly shooting it was three months after his release from jail where he was held for drug charges that were dropped. first of all, it is a tragedy. reporter: we talked to the chief legal counsel for the sheriff s department. about the chain of events that led a convicted felon who was deported five times out of jail to walk free in san francisco. i.c.e. called it positivable. preventible saying today bottom line: if the local authorities had notified i.c.e. that they were about to release this individual into the community, i.c.e. could have taken custody of him and had him removed from the country preventing this terrible tragedy. i.c.e. wants local law enforcement agencies to work with us so we can work to stop needless violence in the communities. i don t disagree with them. preventible. but preventible by a change of their procedure in cases like this. the sheriff s department says it was i.c.e. that handed francisco sanchez over to face the drug ch