that includes a limitation of cruises to weekends only.hat is a limit, aside from the 40,000 that can only be on the weekends. in addition,s i just mentioned, because this is in the operations plan, failure to uphold the operations plan -- i will pause there and allow my colleague to come up. >> good morning. just a background, the pt relies on the expertise of the planning department. on the transportation planning staff and the consultant for the analysis of transportation issues and final mitigated staff. the city's environmental planning department evaluated the impacts from the fort baker service and the points raised by the city in its appeal. and the planning commission upheld the final mitigated appeal in february. so, after he received all of the additional letters from the city, we consulted with the city's environmental planning staff and unfortunately the environmental planning staff could not be here today, but their environmental review there environmental review officer provided a statement that i want to read into the recor

cruise collection action for a luxury vacation. classic cars like condo place cozy bugles from hollywood movie. and complex collages and art installations with a story to tell. for years the big fashion houses have presented their latest collections for winter or summer during fashion week either in london paris berlin or midline but for some designers that is simply not enough that's why there are so called cruise collections that take place between the main fashion weeks they're called cruise collections because they mostly feature lights freeing or summer clothes that one would wear well yes when taking a cruise or of course the outfits could be worn on a sunny vacation while anyway these collections are presented in a very special venue like this one in france. chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean two years outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be voted most spectacular i

park cruise concept is a cruise limited up to 90,000 people per year. begin and end at pier 31.5. focus on ggnra interpretive materials and other sites. controls, or has relationships with, throughout the bay. the primary motivation for this new cruise line is to provide another service to visitors to alcatraz who either cannot get a ticket due to oversubscription, or been to alcatraz and want to do something else related to the ggnra sites. the requirement and the prospectus, it's substantive on board interpretive program 45 minutes, and the cap and the ferry concession contract and cleared through ceqa, up to 90,000 passengers per year. a note about this is that the projected gross sales of park cruises would be 2.5 to $3 million in ticket sales. of that amount, the port would receive about $220,000 on an annual basis. and the two points of analysis we included in the staff report relative to this item, in thinking about how this new service line could impact our existing tenants who run other types of bay cruises, for people who also want to get out on the water and enjoy the b

cruise collections play that's because the end session for lakshmi vacation. have been flowing following one of the francis types in the woods on the german coast. meagen variety of british nationals tasting such proof can be. that's not enough that's why there are the so-called cruise collections that take place in between the main fashion weeks they're presented in very special that news like this and fronts. deal would chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean to use outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be creative most spectacular in their choice of locations and i wonder if that is because you have to kind of fight for attention at this time of year always a pleasure to attend and kind of exciting in dynamic i don't think is a different clients about is this fair and that was good because the people that come to the showed us to run in another short as not so being easy so they want to leave her fashion

cruise collections maybe it's because he and fashion fall actually became. inflow following one of the promises kites in the wood on the german coast. of british nationals cases such can be. to highlight the latest fashion trends every year break labels show their collections for the summer and winter seasons but for some design else that's not enough that's why there are those so-called cruise collections that take place in between the main fashion weeks when they are presented in very special that news like this and fronts. geale would chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean to use outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be kind of more spectacular in their choice of locations and i wonder if that is because you have to kind of fight for attention at this time of year always a pleasure to attend and kind of exciting and i know i mean i don't think is a different clients about. this and that was good becau

people took in the winter months and then ideally somewhere warm on the ship but in recent years cruise collections have have kind of turned into something of a little bit of a holdover a placeholder between the release of the fall and winter collections in february and then the spring and summer next september so that there's always you know lots to look at and want to spend your money on ok so the. guessing just looking at the labels and he says all about the rich as well so this is the jet setters who can afford to escape south that is the target audience it's also known as resort where so it includes everything you know from shoes all the way to accessories and high end jewelry. so that you can obviously look picture perfect hang your arm over the railing of the ship with your cocktail shows as a result tend to be really very opulent and a few of the of the major luxury houses in france this year did some really spectacular cruise collection presentations and because we all love to know how the other half lives and of course how they vacation we thought we'd have a quick cruise thro

quite touchy for the river cruises are very important for bone castle cruises these on these are tourists who might not find us otherwise the nine down i lie in the. common more boats mean more revenue for two of gods for example interest in two is like these has more than doubled in the past ten years and even though many travelers eat and sleep on board the small businesses and wineries in the region still benefit from the many businesses. mocks romans and of course wine let the other major attraction in the romance introduced wine and it played a role for karl marx as well. about my what does the region's beauty culture have to do with karl marx the individuals that went on mars. firstly the mercs family owned vineyards in this region was an unusual at the time. his father was a lawyer and he invested in. the first marx also wrote about wine or more specifically about the plight of wine makers. because off to the north of insult at the good wine play a role in this personal life did he drink much wine. absolutely drink regularly not just most but everything that angle sensitive and tho

and winter seasons but for some design us that's not enough that's why there are those so called cruise collections that take place in between the main fashion weeks they're presented in very special that news like this and fronts. your chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean two years outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be kind of more spectacular in their choice of the locations and i wonder if that's because you're going to fight for attention at this time of year always a pleasure to attend and kind of exciting in dynamic i don't think is a different clients about is this fair and that was good because the people that come to the showed us to run in another short as not so being easy so they want to leave her fashion probably in a way more dreaming. less. call it i could do it in fashion week. the inspiration for maria klawe to a curious collection is mexican women road riders a scammer who says with their distinctive costumes

iamjumping biggest passenger cruise ship ever built.ficjournalists and reporters before she takes her first paying passengers. this is mine, 592. most rooms are standard size. although you will pay extra for a bout any and seaview. and if you really wa nt bout any and seaview. and if you really want to push the boat out, there are a whole range of other scale suites with a suitably enormous pricetag to match. but it is the singing —— seemingly asleep a nalyst is the singing —— seemingly asleep analyst —— seemingly and those entertainment on board. these robots will make me drink for me. i have found a lovely drink called the bionic bahama mama. and i press this button on the robots will go to work. now i think this will be the shaking. there you go. a little bit of spelling. some dripping. a bit messy, israelite bartender. and there is the finished product. look at this. my drink. thank you. the following morning, it is up early to try to me the on—board attractions aimed at making this trip as family friendly as possible. first off, th

the last real holiday was last year when i took a cruise. it was wonderful i'm a big fan of christmas. you're also chief environmental officer were you constantly thinking about that on your cruise checking if everything met the green standards you'd expect them to eat. sustainability plays a major role in the holiday experience and of course and planning. looking at our cruise ships today we have the most modern fleet in the industry. called into a ranking by the german conservation n.g.o.s. are the most environmentally friendly in the industry they filter more toxic substances during combustion competitors how fact lloyd and aida even so to you and he receives one point five out of four points on their environmental ranking. do you think that customers are concerned whether a company is green or at least attempting to be environmentally friendly. price play a greater role. i think sustainability is important to people from most western countries that's a philosophy we take with us to our destination of. immigration it was clearly identifie

carefully inches her join cruise ship away from the dock. so if you have fifty thousand horsepower it's up to training and practice it will. work. to me calling us has made his dream profession to the best in the world as far as she's concerned. well ships aren't exactly known for being good for the environment so luckily there are plenty of other people who are doing their part to help the planet and one of them is master taylor which check instead of using toxic dyes she colors her fabrics with petals and leaves from plants now her method revives the ancient art of flower printing making her garments not only unique but also sustainable. unassigned regime is a tailor who uses local flowers and leaves to give natural colors to her from rigs . there is so much variety in nature but you can almost always find what she wants . informing the leaves of a different color in spring than often i'm going to try these flower buds today for the first time. on it has been using natural materials like these just not tree leaves to die or fabrics for som

american cruise lines. travel through american landscapes to historic landmarks, where you can experience local customs and culture. american cruise line. es. proud sponsor of "washington week." >> additional funding is provided by cancer treatments of america. newman's own foundation, donating all profits to charity and nourishing the commo good. ompatriciatted to bridging -- the excellence in journalism foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and my contribution to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, fromasngton, robert costa. robert:ru president was prepared for a fight on friday when he arrived for the group of seven summit in even before he left washington, he was confronting longtime allies over trade policy on twitter. he made headlines when he insisted that russia should be invited back into the club of industrial democracy. from bang why are we having a meeting without russia being in the meeting. th >> president trump received a cordial but not overly warm gr

looking at our cruise ships today we have the most modern fleet in the industry. according to a ranking by the german conservation n.g.o.s who. are the most environmentally friendly in the industry they filter more toxic substances during combustion competitors how fact lloyd and aida even so to you and he receives one point five out of full points on their environmental ranking. do you think that customers are concerned whether a company is green or at least attempting to be environmentally friendly. price play a greater role. i think sustainability is important to people from most western countries that's a philosophy we take with us to our destination. and indeed according to a global study more than a third of respondents said they had stayed in an eco friendly hotel and more than two thirds would opt for green accommodation if it was clearly identified as such. but honestly wouldn't it be better if people didn't go on holiday if they stayed home and hung out on the balcony wouldn't that be best for the environment. no i don't think that at all. tourism is one

the travel show, coming to you this week from the symphony of the seas, the world's largest ever cruisei was aboard for the ship's maiden voyage, so what better place to look at some of our favourite recent stories on the programme. here's a taste of what's to come. wow! so that's go? that's stop? let's kick off with a trip ade took back in march, to egypt, where he got his first—ever glimpse of the pyramids at giza. he also went to a new museum that's due to open later this year, that houses the world's largest archaeological collection. so here's 5000 years of history condensed into five minutes. here in the shadow of the pyramids, a new ambitious project is entering the final stages of construction. the grand egyptian museum will be equipped to take the country's ancient treasures way into the future. this place is absolutely enormous. the footprint is 500,000 square metres. there are over 3,000 labourers working here 24/7, and it cost over us$1 billion to construct. this is the main atrium, the entrance, and when you arrive you will be greeted by this imposing statue of ramses ii, o

american cruise lines. proud sponsor of "washington week." >> additional funding is prod by -- cancer treatment centers of america. newman's own foundation. donating all profits to charity and nourishing the common good. koo and patricia yuen for the yuen foundation, commitmented to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. the corration for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbsad nistration from viewers like you, thank you. once again, moderat robert costa. robert: good evening. just one week after abrnctly ing a meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un, president trump announced the june 12 summit i a go. on friday, he met with north korea's former spy chief at the white house. the huddle was the culmination of this week'sen develo. days earlier secretary of state mike pompeo hosting a dinner with him and other officials in new york to continue the rapid fire diplomacy that ban -- began almost as soon as theresident pulled out

. >> on a cruise with american cruise lines journey along the colombia and snake rivers travelers reforge the route forged by lewis and clark more than 200 yrs ago. american cruise lines' fleet of paddle wheelers travel through american landscapes to historic land marks where you can experience local customs and culture. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of "washington week." >> additional funding is prided by newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. koo and patricia yuen throughun the yuen tion, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from vu.wers like thank you. once again, from washington,r, moderaobert costa. robert: good evening. dramatic and stark images of thousands of children at the border separated from their families transfixed americans and people abroad and stoked international outrage. more than 2300 children have been taken from their par

cruises.h hurts your business >> i was just in china last w k week, and there's no conclusion they are banning travel on u.s. cruise lines in order for that to happen, it's unlikely it would, but in order for that to happen, china represents less than 5% of our capacity, and we have to be prepared in any market because every year in the world, there's some place where we can't go because of joe go political tensions, so we would adequately manage that. that's probably not going to happen, and we have no conclusions of anything like that >> what about weather? caribbean cruise taking longer to pick up after those storms late last year than you expected >> well, all that happened with the caribbean was last year with the hurricanes, during that hurricane season, people stop booking. nobody was booking cruises for the caribbean at the time. our services, people book out a year ahead we missed a period of bookings that had some impact going forward, and then the other thing is just san juan and pu

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david: global outlook for cruise kailey: rgh waters.u here.d to have eight states are holding primaries and the biggest of them, california, may prove to moste most -- the confusing. for help in sorting it out, we welcome sahil kapur. what is going on in california that is different? all eyes are on california because democrats have a chance of locking themselves out of crucial primaries because of the unique jungle primary rule. for three of these seven winnable house districts held by republicans currently and one by hillary clinton in 2016 or democratic targets and in three of them the democrats have cluttered the field with candidates who threatened to split the vote and send republicans to the general election. one is the seat of and no backer. or -- dana rohr they worry a lot about slitting that vote and seg her and another republican, basically preventing themselves from even competing in the general election and then there's the seat vacated by darrell issa in san diego, where they could split the vote, send to a republicans alo

just in the last year for example, i have heard this from ceos of cruise lines, timeshares and budgetmillennials make up a shocking percentage of their business it wasn't until my then 22-year-old daughter went on a cruise same with rv market, millennials like to glamp. a bargain vacation the data of the new wyndham, hotels and resorts and wyndham destinations they want a clean room and make up an increasing percentage of those who buy time shares. you need a sales appearatus but millennials seem to be attracted to time shares too just because millennials like something right now, that doesn't mean you should go buy the stocks morgue put the cruise lines in the hurt locker. and once again, we heard too many new cruise ships went online that hurts pricing millennials may love buying rvs, but if the cost of buying rvs, is too great, then the millennials won't come to your rescue hence the weakness of thor industries the company reported number and there are a lot of worries surfacing about the demand and then the stock of camping world down it was 7.5% just today i liked what marcus let

american cruise lines, proud sponsor of "washington week." >> additional funding is provided by cancer treatment centers of america -- newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own's food pr to charity and nourishing the common good. koo and patriciauen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation.at the corpn for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs u.ation from viewers like thank you. once again, from washington, moderator, robert costa. robert:good evening. o the long histo american diplomacy has featured many turbulen chapters, but long-standing u.s. allies have fairly faced such blunt challenges over trade, as theydi at the g-7 meeting in recent days. and u.s. presidents have directly engaged dictators like north korea's kim jong-un as president trump did this ekn sing ore. during the landmark meeting, bo sides discussed north rea's nuclear weapons program and securi assurances for kim jong-un, but they did

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." >> tom cruise tweeted this image with the caption "day one." day one what? you mean day one? >> can you complete the phrases? feel the need? >> feel the need for speed. >> so tmz reportedly released this video of cruise riding solo on the motorcycle on a set at a military base in san diego. the plot is still a secret, but it's rumored cruise's character will be a flight instructor. >> ah, because it's been 31 years since the original. back in 1986. i can't do math. 32 years. cruise played a young, cocky, reckless, fighter pilot. can't quite play that role right now. top gun maverick is set for release next july. are we looking forward to this? >> i'm guessing goose isn't in this one, huh? >> no, i don't think so. kelly mcginness. >> yes, i'm looking forward to it. i loved the first one. >> yeah. >>> next, to a rare look at how a superstar manages all those concert outfit changes. ever wonder how do they do that? >> yes. >> now we know. >> check out katy perry back stage on the european leg of her concert tour. she has just 30 seconds for a costume change. >>

we were talking about the parks cruises, departure from pier 31. the sausalito and fort baker sites are a different project. >> thank you. >> commissioner woo ho: i think we've heard from our new commissioners and i think it's good questions. i think that -- i don't think we're ready to vote today. i do think that in terms of the wage difference, if we're just talking about because there was another wage increase that happens between may 31 and june 1 we need to get that agreement with the parks service and how they will handle that, whether they -- how they want to address that issue. it's an open question. i think that sausalito has asked us to consider some things that they're concerned with and that's something that i think that has to be discussed. i don't think we sort of ram rod that and make sure that everybody is clear in agreement inthat. and i think as far as the competitive nature of this bid, it's a very difficult question in terms of whether it's intentional to narrow it down to only the existing bidder or existing operator or not or

collections just what is a cruise collection you might be asked me what i thought about that questionto. welcome kat and so i want to read it is collection well it is actually you know it used to be just exactly what it sounds like namely a collection that was developed to wear on vacation obviously on well in those days preferably during the winter months and somewhere on a ship which is why they always appear in the shops then in the fall but in recent years cruise collections have become something of a placeholder sort of between the february fall winter and the beginning of the summer collections in the springs in september so there's always lots on your fashion map to be looking at these collections and a mess of a bed to do i take it definitely the people who could and of course can't afford to escape that within the winter it's also referred to resort where can include everything from shoes all the way to accessories and i end jewelry so that you can look pretty picture perfect when you're hanging over that should really make your cocktail as a result the shows are incredibly o

why the solution may be cruise control. >>> a major step forward in cancer research. the role the polio virus could play. >>> and back by popular demand, the cheesy snack returning to store shelves after a 12-year hiatus. >>> got you hungry, huh, on this tuesday morning. good morning, everybody. we'll begin with that new ruling overnight. a federal judge ruling the trump administration to reunite thousands of separated migrant families. >>> the judge said migrant children are accounted for with less efficiency and accuracy than property is. and he's giving the government a deadline to return them to their parents. abc's elizabeth hur is here with the details. good morning, liz. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning to you. yes, according to that judge the government has an obligation to track and reunify these families and the ruling says it must happen within a month. with more than 2,000 children still in federal custody, overnight a judge in california ordering the trump administration to reunite all children with their families within 30 days. return childre

. >> on an american cruise lines journey among the rivers, they trace the route by lewis and clark more than 200 years ago. theyravel through american landscapes through historic landmarks wre you can experience local customs and culture, american cruise lines. prousponsor of "washington week." additional funding is provided by new man's own foundation donating foundation from food products to charity and nourishing the commo good. and the foundation committed to bridging. the contributions through your pbs viewers like you. once again from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: president tru look back on this final week of june as one of the nt most signifif his term. the supreme court upheld his trave b and justice kennedy a pivotal swing voteas announced his retirement. and on friday the president said he would a make decision by monday july 9 and thatou escalate the fierce battle between democrats and republicans. >> nominated by a republican president ronald reagan in8 1 supreme court justice anthony kennedyon hasbeen referred to as the swing vote, a label he never liked. but

. > tom cruise's mission. >> what the hell is he doing? >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> meghan markle becomes the million dollars duchess. how did she spend so much on fashion? we'll show you in a couple minutes. >>> gwen stefani kicked off her first ever las vegas residency last nightment we went to holla at her last night. >> this is a fantasy. you get to do it in front of blake shellston. >> you know what it feels like to wear a cowgirl costume right. [ cheers and applause ] >> what did he think of the costume? was it his fantasy? >> i don't know. i was trying to ask him. he hasn't, like, come. he's doing the blinds today. >> he's doing the blinds? >> the blind auditions. >> i thought he was at home setting up blinds. >> oh, wow. >> he is a family man, he could do that. >> blake sat front and center supporting his holla back girl. backstage, this was also the scene. >> oh! >> the moment of the night for me u you were saying you were unlucky in love and you were falling apart. >> there's unlucky in love, but then there's unlucky

"whitney" hits theaters july 6th. >>> let's talk tom cruise.om pushes the envelope for every new "mission impossible." buinhis exclusive behind the scenes look at "fallt,y ve outd himself. >> well, it's definitely a new mission. it's big, emotional, entertaining story. >> with this one, tom's really sort of doubled down from the aspect of risking his life literally for the movie. >> what the hell is he doing? >> i find it best not to look. >> these exclusive images of tom's death-defying stunts have our adrenaline pumping. >> people talk about the action but what they're responding to is their investment in the characters. >> sure it is, tom. but seriously, it's hard not to look at this helicopter shot and wonder, how'd he do that? especially after tom told us chopper stunts are even more dangerous to do than airplane stunts. >> with an airplane, at least you know where the wing is stalling, and it's, you know -- and you have time to recover. um, most of the time. with a helicopter, there isn't. you don't stall a helicopter. its either flying o