Table. Along with a whole bunch of other trade topics. And whether theyre imported or exported, fireworks. Todays News Conference comes one day after gop candidate donald trump trashed the trade treaty theyre looking to strengthen. Trashing globalization even vowing to opt out of and the Transpacific Partnership if he becomes president. It has been around since 1994 three nations nearly 472 Million People sharing economic output of about 20 trillion. But is donald trump right . Is nafta in need of an update . Well ask representative ron kirk in a fox business st. Louis. On wall street, fear of missing out, of that unknown exit, worried about brexit evaporating the Dow Jones Industrial average up 200 points and holding the s p 500 and the dow are back in positive territory for 2016. Were less than an hour to the closing bell, lets start the countdown. Liz and the s p is charging ahead by 34 points. Look at these markets, folks. The good news is that the markets are trying and doing a pr
Well over 90 cents on the dollar. Stuart all right, joining us now on the phone, donald trump. Good morning, mr. Trump and welcome to the program. Good morning. Stuart whats your response to what Warren Buffett had to say. Well, i dont care much about Warren Buffett. You know, i had a Public Company based in Atlantic City. The numbers, and if you look at Atlantic City, Atlantic City was run down the tubes and look at everything thats happened in Atlantic City, theyre all, you know, bad. Ive been out of there for seven years, i had great timing, i got out and i made a lot of money in Atlantic City over the years, you know, i have to look at myself, i have to look at my company and i made a lot of money, it was a relatively small Public Company, the only one ive ever, i believe, and it was just a company waist based out of Atlantic City. I did well in Atlantic City, i took a lot of money out of Atlantic City, which is what im supposed to do, im a business person. Made a lot of money and
Startling numbers from the nypd show that while Violent Crime has dropped citywide, down 50 in central park, its up 23 in other parks. Weve never seen a jump like this before. Reporter jeff croft is president of new york parks advocates, which crunched the latest nypd crime reports comparing the most recent nine months to the same period last year. It found rapes were up 40 , felony assault jumped 34 , and robberies spiked 15 . 417 victim of Violent Crime. Its pretty shocking. And the fact thats more than a person a day. Reporter topping the list, crotona park in the bronx, which had 17 Violent Crimes. An increase of 89 over the past nine months. Followed by prospect park, where 15 Violent Crimes represented a jump of 275 . Flushing meddles on, 67 meadows park has been a forgotten stepchild of the new York City Parks system. Our crime rates have always been relatively high compared to other large parks. Reporter overall, crime in parks is only up 3 . Commissioner bratten says you have
Safety of metro but it is going to effect businesses, especially restaurants, bars and even sporting events. Things that people have come to rely on. Come to rely on metro to get to and from event. They wont open early either. That is indeed going to effect businesses as well as their patrons. Probably go for uber. Probably the next alternative im not very familiar with the buses. I usually rely on metro. Definitely more expensive so that will be kind of hassle but well figure it out. This is happening through a change in the city. Metro will close secs of track. That will effects rush hour travel as well. They will provide shuttle until they get people around at work and there is also an announcement that d. C. Will raise parking meter fees. All of this will come into play in a very short time for people. Coming up up later on news 4, we will talk to patrons and Business Concerns about how they are going to move forward amid all of this new change. We are live news 4. Back to you. Tha
Any other member may either submit the statement for the record will be allowed to make a statement after the final vote. Thank you. None of us disagrees with the goal of the legislature before us. We are united in our desire to prevent iran from securing a Nuclear Weapon through peaceful diplomacy a possible another means if necessary. We differ and tactics which is often a little consequence, but in this debate tactics that have anonymous impact our National Interest. Many of our colleagues at talked about how economic sanctions have brought a run to the negotiating table, and i think that is true. A solid multilateral sanctions regime that has done so. It seems to me that those who have the greatest skepticism about reaching an agreement with iran should also have the greatest reluctance to do anything to undermine our ability to stiffen sanctions on a multilateral basis should the negotiations fail. That is not the case. The administration and some of our closest allies are telling