. >> melissa foster -- foverter is looking for other ways to get her product from overseas. it may cost more. >> both sides met with a mediator. some of the key points wages, pensions automation at the dock - and a big one for the workers is how future workplace disputes will be addressed. the talks are scheduled to resume storm. >> for more we are joined by the economist jock o'connell an expert in international trade. 29 ports. they handle a large part of american international trade. who will feel the impact of the lock-out first? >> people like lisa foster. small business owners who can't afford the major work around. truck drivers will be affected by this because they are usually paid by the load. there are not goods moving through the ports. there's nothing to move. they don't get paid. in southern california there's literally an army of workers. railroad yards, trucking companies, whose livelihood depends on the movement of trade through l.a. and longbeach. >> what about american consumers. can we see a product becoming unavailable and prices going up? >> we could. as

foster more acceptance for people who are different. according do the congressman, his granddaughter melissa knew her againeder identity at a very young ageshe was 18 months, she said i'm a girl. and when she was two years old, she said my name is melissa. >> reporter: he's talking about his granddaughter now eight years old, her birth name was brody. almost a year ago he shared with friends and staff that his third grandchild was transgender. honda says melissa has been insistent, persistent and consistent about her gender identity. she agreed to allow her grandfather to talk about it. >> when a child who is different from other children has the courage to be who they are, then when you have a supportive system, they will come and rally around, and usually the parents are part of that. >> reporter: honda says he along with melissa and parents and siblings have rallied around her. >> usually other kids have an okay time with it adults have a difficult time. there's a lot of factors, i think education plays a huge part. >> social media reaction has been positive and negative. the family's support for melissa

. >> melissa's son, elijah, was in grand forks to celebrate an upcoming birthday. he was with his foster brother, justin. what were you planning that weekend? >> not a whole lot. just hang out basically. >> they would find themselves hanging out and sleeping over at the home of a cousin's boyfriend. neither had known 18-year-old adam budge, but he seemed nice. budge said he had a special treat, a bag of chocolate he had cooked with a white powder he said was extract from psychedelic mushrooms. >> he just gave us the bag and said, here you go. have fun. we just kind of started taking bites out of it and eating it. it tasted just like chemical. no chemical taste or anything. it was just chocolate. we just ended up splitting the bag. it was nothing like anything i've had before. i was kind of scared, but i was reassuring myself in my subconscious that it's just mushrooms. >> it wasn't just psychedelic mushrooms. it was something much worse. and for justin, it was already too late to stop what was about to happen. >> do you remember what was happening, what you were seeing? >> the trees look