In the woodthorpe area on monday and died soon afterwards. President obama says good buy. We discussed his economic legacy in asia. Trump says hello. We look at possible Conflict Of Interests. Good morning, asia, hello, world. It is a wednesday. Glad you could join us. As president barack obama prepares to deliver is Farewell Message in chicago in less than an hour s time, in asia we are reflecting what his eight years in office did for the region. A signature free trade deal, the Pacific Partnership will be scrapped by donald trump. I spoke to senior economist. If you look at trade, for examples, trade between developing asia and the us, it increased by a 30 by 2010 and 2015. Of course, part of this is explained by the economic recovery but it is a positive sign none the less. The official effort to deepen ties, is the Free Trade Agreement which will celebrate its fifth anniversary this year. Increase in trade between the us and asia and a rise in investment in us business but there i
Was, ok, we presented forformats. Everyone of them have advantages four. In terms of the financial sit tuition. We were in a confident position to make a decision based on the sporting merit. Situation. In ten yea rs the sporting merit. Situation. In ten years from now, revenues and costs, we dont know but we hope that and its what our Marketing Experts are saying as well, with the new format, there is more excitement, more decision making, Knockout Games that are being played, the cup system, it adds an added excitement to the tournament. Part of the new Expansion Plan could mean introducing Penalty Shootouts after group games that end in draws, to avoid teams playing for a draw when it would mean both qualifying. Bayern munich manager Carlo Ancelotti is one person who has voiced concerns about that idea but the italian says all in all he favours a bigger world cup. In general, i am against more matches because their schedule is too busy but fifa are saying they not going to change th
more clarification. it is not wise to make sure people do have i more clarification. it is not wise l to make sure people do have pcr tests if they are coming back from somewhere far away and with what mutations are out there and sending children for example back into school and we are all much more indoor is now heading into winter? i m not a scientist but the way i understand it is the lateral flow tests are just as god and that s what we would be changing as well but one thing that s very frustrating with the very expensive pcr tests that we are advertising on the governing website is they seem like a money making exercise for private companies and we wanted to test as many people as possible and we were doing it on the nhs and why not offer it for free or at least cheap. why use these private companies and i have to say my tests when i came back using these companies advertise on the government website a few weeks ago when we came back from spain, may be a true test turned up on ba
the money that matters is the earlier money that you can invest in analytics and building a turnout machine. this money can go to late mobilization efforts, it can go to television, but i don t know how meaningful it is, we ll also see, you know, how much he ends up actually spending of his own. he s sort of turned this into a money-making exercise as well. so he s been throwing those numbers around for a long time. but bottom line, i think the late money is less important than the money that he should have spent earlier to kind of build the operation that he ll need in the case of a close election. mark mckinnon and david axelrod thank you so much. david, good luck to your cubbies my friend. yeah, man, we need it, thank you. you sure do. so how will the new email revelations affect the campaign? a new abc news/ the washington post poll shows the race within one point with clinton at 46%,
close to or over $100 million of my money spent on the campaign. david, trump might be writing his campaign a $10 million check but that won t change the fact that he s at a huge disadvantage. clinton has $62 million cash on hand, friday trump only had $16 million. the earlier money you invest in analytics and building a turnout machine. this money can go to late mobilization efforts, it can go to television, but i don t know how meaningful it is, we ll also see, you know, how much he ends up actually spending of his own. he s sort of turned this into a money-making exercise as well. so he s been throwing those numbers around for a long time. but bottom line, i think the