ambassador like hauser's press release.are considering adding tariff pressures, i don't even want to call it a negotiating point, there may be negotiations and that couple of months, i hope so, i think everybody up so because to your point at the beginning, i don't want to disrupt the economy and the president doesn't want to disrupt the economy. the point here is, we are going to have several months of open discussion. people will submit comments, it will be reviewed by the ustr and isewhere, in at that point, don't want to put a deadline on it. the administration will then make a decision with some respect to whether these proposed tariffs will be put in place. that can and will be conversations during this whole period of several months. be discussions along the way. i want tost with you, use the phrase ambassador like eighthouzer used with me. it is moderate and proportional, this is not a trade war. there is no war here. all we are trying to do is say and defend american technology, which is crucial to american economi

louise hauser jackson/passenger oh i feel the event was definitely tragic and tragic for the family and of course the woman who lost their life. on friday, the faa ordered the inspection of about 1-thousand plane engines across various airlines.. about 350 of which are in the u.s. but southwest says.. the latest cancellations for inspections are un-related to the faa's order. and passengers we talked to say.. they still feel safe to fly. .heath jackson/passengerit doesn't really affect the thought process too much because we fly it so often. they don't make them. they maintain them. but we could go and choose somebody else and you could have other problems, with the other with another plane, with another company. louise hauser jackson/passenger i think every time somebody gets on a plane, or even a crew, the people that maintain the plane they make sure that the standards are completely safe, the faa will be asking inspectors to look at things like wear and tear on parts of the engine.. including the fan. (hermela)southwest says it's own separate inspection will be completed in a month.

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your head explode not that i want to see that because that would be gory and discussi greg: to the hauser went to dc. it is true. mark stuck went to the capital where he met creatures old enough to ride woolly mammoth on the frozen tundra of siberia. this was not a hearing but a hard of hearing. [laughter] watching him explain how the internet works to people mistake ipads for cutting boards. [laughter] but how they pronounced chocolate. >> i love a certain kind of chocolate. >> chocolate. >> chocolate. greg: i am scared of him. the strange meeting between two different worlds reminds me of a movie. >> he came from somewhere far away. our planet never seen anything like him. he's spoke a language that befuddled our greatest leaders. >> i would differentiate between isps so there might be areas where there needs to be more regulation in one and less than the other. >> into confuse them and forcing them to ask for ridiculous questions. >> will protect us from facebook to track. >> is part of the same as [inaudible] contract can you define hate speech? >> the answer them in a language only h

and secretary mnuchin and ambassador nikki haley kaiser has been involved -- and ambassador like hauserwe recognized some of the u.s. concerns, and on the other hand they say if you hit us, we are going to hit back in kind. to take it tong the u.s. course the way this was has done, we are going to hit act in kind so the chinese are sending a double message and we still know how that is going to play out over the next couple of months. david: has president trump succeeded in what he wanted to accomplish in making this bilateral instead of multilateral -- we know that wto is there to resolve this trade dispute. are we really breaking down the multilateral approach to trade that has taken place since world war ii? therd: we are taking down approach since the creation of beingo in 1995 -- this is taken outside of the rules of the wto and is not too dissimilar of what happened with the reagan administration with japan in the 1980's. this is trump's playbook and he wants to use it as a lever to force a deal he believes the u.s. cannot get otherwise. over u.s.hammer trading partners and see wh

louise hauser jackson/passenger oh i feel the event was definitely tragic and tragic for the family and of course the woman who lost their life. but i think every time somebody gets on a plane, or even a crew, the people that maintain the plane they make sure that the standards are completely safe, and that it was just an unexpected tragedy. heath jackson/passengerit doesn't really affect the thought process too much because we fly it so often. they don't make them. they maintain them. but we could go and choose somebody else and you could have other problems, with the other with another plane, with another company. (hermela aregawi) southwest says.. they will finish this engine inspection program within 30 days. reporting live at sfo. hermela aregawi kron 4 news. (jr stone) the warriors came up short in today's playoff game against the san antonio spurs. they had a chance to sweep them in the first round of playoffs ... but lost this afternoon 103 to 90.(jr stone) kron4's michelle kingston was at ricky's in san leandro with some die hard fans to get their reaction to all the playoff ex

louise hauser jackson/passengeroh i feel the event was definitely tragic and tragic for the family and of course the woman who lost their life. on friday, the faa ordered the inspection of about 1-thousand plane engines across various airlines.. about 350 of which are in the u.s. but southwest says.. the latest cancellations for inspections are un-related to the faa's order. and passengers we talked to say.. they still feel safe to fly. . heath jackson/passengerit doesn't really affect the thought process too much because we fly it so often. they don't make them. they maintain them. but we could go and choose somebody else and you could have other problems, with the other with another plane, with another company. louise hauser jackson/passenger i think every time somebody gets on a plane, or even a crew, the people that maintain the plane they make sure that the standards are completely safe,the faa will be asking inspectors to look at things like wear and tear on parts of the engine.. including the fan. in san francisco hermela aregawi kron 4 news. (robin) new information regarding a

there -- also beverly hauser, president of district media group and also hosts a podcast.ike that. thank you for joining us for jessica, i will start with you. you have something that you don't normally say. it has actually been a good week for the president. in the midst of all the news you talked about how really, the breaker between north and south korea has got lost in the news cycle. tell me what you think it's been a good week for the president? >> i think the managing north korea and south korea is historic. that has been going on 63 years of war. we obviously know with the us and china we need to what they will do. them shaking hands and spending time together that is something a lot of people never seen a tenure. in the meeting with emmanuel macron what will it also with angela merkel presences of this i wish you didn't but -- >> like what? [laughter] >> i'm trying to be positive. tough talk about nato, paying their fair share. and it is not necessarily how i would want the president to execute but i support the message generally. it seems like angela merkel is al

cal: we are weighing in with secretary like hauser, weighing in with members of congress. are opportunities to negotiate fair and balanced trade agreements, whether within nafta or china. ,here are problems in china which need to be negotiated. but if we are not going to benefit consumers of the united are not going to benefit consumers of the united states if we allow a trade war between the two biggest economies in the world. the trump administration says this is an opening bid, the short-term pain is worth the long-term gain. what does this tell you about this approach to trade? see we are hopeful we will the united states administration and the government of china engaged and constructive about result inns, that can more market-oriented trade opportunities. we had a similar experience when tariffs were imposed on a steel and aluminum. it looked like it was going to be a blanket imposition of a 25% aluminumn steel and imported into the united states, but the administration engaged in constructive action. we are hopeful the same thing will happen. vonnie: keep us posted.

he showing how it is possible through a kind of, it's a ratio out her story.you remember horatio hauser store junior, the stories are not rags to riches. they are rags to middle-class accessibility. but in the stories one through life in the plot, these stories were called locked and the plot and that's jd vance. in his luck is, it is grandmother. and his plot is, well, it's his flock and he pulled himself up but other people, they lack lot and block and they're not going to make it. how do you reproduce even what he did? at one point in the book at the end of the book he says there's a sentence and it's almost exact. there's public policy can help but public policy can't really help you there is no government program that's going to save appalachia. he basically destroys the notion that there's any larger policy or social solution to the problem. leaving only his relationship to his grandmother as the solution. >> there's a book i want to urge on all of you. i think it's close to what elizabeth has written and is called power and powerlessness in appalachia. he's the real deal. he come

the president also giving a shout out to bob like hauser -- bob. no question that president macron on the issue of trade would like to see those steel and aluminum tariffs permanent. issue ofat on the syria, both presidents suggesting that they are in this for a longer term commitment. urging othermp nations that they are going to have to put boots on the ground beyond american troops. other nations will have to come to support in similar way to france. mentioning,was president trump urging nations to pick up defensive spending. how will this play into other nations and their middle east the strategy? sure he wasm not talking to middle eastern nations -- other european nations, but also nations in the middle east. i think this is a long-standing issue for the u.s. people need to piggyback on their investment in their security and other states are investing but it is quite complicated for middle eastern states to get involved. on syria, this'll be regarded as the biggest breakthrough. achievement that we can see so far that is visible from his press