starwood didn't come around until the 1990's. marriottlways sort of known for a company that was good at executing on the business plan. starwood was also -- always known as a creative company. >> the integration of these programs is finally about to happen. marriott has already made some concessions like the late checkout. you have an anecdote at the end er your story involving an spg who books a lot of travel over the course of the year who was upset that he was not going to get a concession. tell us that story in brief because i think that is an interesting window into this whole process. >> as part of the integration, marriott created a special type of lifetime status. in other words, if you spend 10 years as a platinum member of the marriott rewards program, which is what they called their old loyalty program, you would get lifetime status. you don't have to spend 75 nights with marriott any -- every year anymore. you still get a lot of the benefits without having to deal with the travel. it is highly coveted by members again. he goe

only be attained if you had achieved it through the old marriott program. members said, what the heck? this is not fair and supposedly you really care about our business, why are you creating this special thing which is only available to these other people? and they banded together, about 90 of them, eventually wrote a n email to the marriott executive in charge of loyalty and said this isn't right. three weeks later, marriott put something out and said, you are right. they probably did not say you are right but they acknowledged. julie: it was a concession. patrick: it was a concession. they opened up this special tier that can only be attained in 2018 through the integration. and they said if you put in the same amount of time in the starwood program, you're going to get the same thing. one of the funny things about this is i'm not sure how valuable this lifetime status actually is. part of this whole case is that people want to know they are the most elite of the elite. so they announced it. , i talked to the guy that had organized this effort to lobby m

he also directs the marriott you band. ch more on that program and we will also tell you how teachers can afford the cost of living here in the south bay where the average price of a home is well over $1 million. they do make a lot of sacrifices. much more on that as we go back

he is the marriott and spanish and social studies teacher at hoover. he admits it is tough at times to get by, but the payoff is far too big when you consider how the teachers are influencing these kids in a very positive way. >> is difficult. i'm living in a studio apartment. it has one window and a door. a lot of money that i spend on rent . the is very expensive to live here. i think what keeps me going is knowing that i'm in a place where i'm very valued. >> reporter: i'm told teachers come from gilroy, the santa cruz mountains, and as far away as a kid -- as the san joaquin

. >> we are staying at the marriott, they already put sandbags in certain places to prevent the water from coming in. >> they told us that we have to stay in the room, probably the bathroom, not go near the window. >> meanwhile, at the airports united airlines canceled all flights to and from the island today. hawaiian airlines canceled 8 flights to and from a wahoo. it is having an impact on ocean travel. at least one cargo ship that left oakland is parked in the pacific waiting for the storm to pass. stay with us as hurricane lane hits the island. you can track the storm on our website, kpix.com. >>> a bit of a scare four passengers on a united airlines plane that took off from sfo. the flight was cut short after a run-in with some birds. >> reporter: almost immediately upon takeoff this plane flew straight into a flock of birds. that caused damage to the plane and forcing it to turn around and head right back to sfo. a passenger took this photo of the nose of the united landed about 1:30 this morning. >> they are actually washing the blood off the windows. >> it was about an hour i

we have having it at the marriott marquis on pennsylvania. we are going to visit the museum because a lotf our moms don't live in this area so we're excited about being there. we kick off the official conference with our meet and greet where our sponsor come in and our moms, we can introduce the new ones, we have about 35 new mothers we've addedhis year. we leave there and roll into friday where we are going into ward ame chapel church, we are going to give away for the 500 families that have been identified to receive utility assistance. from there we come back, have si information ss and awards banquet where the mayor of d.c. will come and prent awards to a few of our moms that have operated in excellence as well as a few scholarship recipients in the area. >> is the conference just for mothers of basketball players. >> , we have other guests that will be invitedti and bought ets for our fashion show coming up on that saturday. a lot of our sponsors will be there sprinkled throughout. >> you can alway register a guest to come to the conferen

he's great >> do you expect that all those starwood points fanatics are dropping off because of the marriottger and these changes? >> it's really hard to say i think the next coming weeks and months will give us a better idea if the new unified program marriott has launched here will win the hearts of the spg savvy business traveller their perks and the whole program will be downgraded to the marriott experience, and they were very well aware of that they tried to make sure those perks would not go away. >> i was not mocking you i was making a comment -- we were having our conference call with our producer. and i said it's amazing, seema, what people will do for points i've seen people do somersaults just to get a few extra points i think it's worth it. a lot of people trade ideas. you know, the amex platinum card or the one you were mentioning, people love these cards and pay a lot of money for them. but the point is people are really addicted to getting points >> in the hospitality industry loyalty matters. it's the business traveller, the consultant, the software developer who leaves thei

airport and then goes to an airport in a smaller town, they all walk together to get a coffee at the marriott, get their points, have a starbucks card, and then they all take the same bus over to the rally, and they are in the cage -- i am in the cage, too. but i have been in that town for three days, and i got to that rally three days ahead of time, and i got to the rally four hours earlier, and i see a completely different rally. not because i have rose-colored glasses, which i think would be hideous, but because i saw people start to show up there like a tailgate party for hours or five hours earlier. people with their kids and grandkids. what happens -- i saw this in 2016. you could put every channel on, and every one would have the same weird person as part of their package. that is what i find supportive of flight. they would pick the same seven stupid things that he said and they would say -- and this is who he is. and you are probably sitting at home saying -- they ain't going to win. those people are weird. and he is weird. what you missed was all the things that happened before duri

the people. and he marriott, the marriott is great. they have chicken fingers for kids.e have gone there until the hurricane, we had gone there every christmas for years. it was very family friendly and child friendly. now the kids are getting old enough to take you places like bulgaria, we will see how it goes. to bring them into that part of the world. samantha: ladies and gentlemen jake tapper. [applause] the new york times is reporting senator mccain of arizona who has and battling rain cancer will no longer be treated for his condition, his family announced today. he is most likely entering his final days. the statement says, "john has surpassed expectations for his survival. roger -- heof age has now chosen to discontinue medical treatment. " pence onrnoon, mike the nomination of judge brett, to the supreme court. he is speaking at the republican national lawyers meeting at 1:15 eastern. the president speaks at a political fundraiser in ohio, the ohio republican state dinner in downtown columbus. p.m..l start at 6 director testifies before the senate health communi

the people. and he marriott, the marriott is great. they have chicken fingers for kids.e have gone there until the hurricane, we had gone there every christmas for years. it was very family friendly and child friendly. now the kids are getting old enough to take you places like bulgaria, we will see how it goes. to bring them into that part of the world. samantha: ladies and gentlemen jake tapper. [applause] >> up next on c-span, an update on the cancer moonshot. part of the federal governments movement to accelerate cancer research. later, the nominee for deputy asset administrator and director of the office of science and technology policy testifying at confirmation hearings. >> he is one of the most qualified nominees ever picked for the supreme court, he has contributed a great deal to his community and the legal profession besides being an outstanding judge on the washington, d.c., circuit of appeals. >> judge kavanaugh has a special obligation to make his views clear given the litmus test that the president would only nominate justices who would overturn roe. >> i

the people. and he marriott, the marriott is great. they have chicken fingers for kids.e have gone there until the hurricane, we had gone there every christmas for years. it was very family friendly and child friendly. now the kids are getting old enough to take you places like bulgaria, we will see how it goes. to bring them into that part of the world. samantha: ladies and gentlemen jake tapper. [applause]

the people. and he marriott, the marriott is great. they have chicken fingers for kids. we have gone there until the hurricane, we had gone there every christmas for years. it was very family friendly and child friendly. now the kids are getting old enough to take you places like bulgaria, we will see how it goes. to bring them into that part of the world. samantha: ladies and gentlemen jake tapper. [applause] >> coming up friday, much -- vice president mike pence. about the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. that starts at 1:15 p.m. eastern time on c-span. in the afternoon, president trump delivers remarks at a republican party state dinner in columbus, ohio. on c-span2, the cato institute ands that state regulations fiscal responsibility. then the school superintendents association and howard university hosting a discussion of challenges facing urban school superintendents. >> "washington journal" live every day with a news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, cbs a election and surveys discusses his book "where did you get

that goes then to an airport in a smaller town, then they all walk together in to get a coffee at the marriott and they get their points, you know, they have a starbucks card, and they all take the same bus over to the, to the rally, and they're in the cage -- now, i'm in the cage too, but i've been in that town for three days, and i got to that rally three days ahead of time, and and i got to -- oh, i got to the rally four hours earlier. and i see a completely different rally. not because i have rose-colored glasses, which i think would be hideous -- [laughter] but because i saw people start to show up there like a tailgate party four or five days -- four or five hours earlier. i saw them with their kids and their grandkids. what happens? and i saw this in 2016, everyone -- you could see, you could put every channel on, and everyone would have the same weird person on, as part of their package and say, look, that's what a trump supporter looks like. and they would pick the same seven stupid things that he said, and they would say and this is who he is. and you're probably sitting at home sayi

early today the workers were above the 6th floor of the marriott hotel construction project outside ofisney world when the scaffolding gave way. another worker managed to hang onto the scaffolding and pull himself back to safety. state and federal officials are investigating what led to the collapse. >>> a ship ferrying people and cars from greece to the island of crete had had to go back. there was a fire in the ship's car garage before it left the dock. everyone was able to get off the ship safely when it docked more than two hours later. >>> puerto rico's government officially raised its death toll from hurricane maria to 2,975. previously only 64 deaths were attributed to hurricane maria. an investigation by george washington university shows people died for several months after the storm hit. the reports on the initial low death count was because physicians lacked training on how to certify deaths after a disaster. >> i think it is alarming and encouraging. it is alarming because of the number of deaths. it is alarming that the study has to be conducted at all. it is probably the

later in the evening, they had the parents who have not heard from their children yet at the marriott hotel. it was one in the morning. -- it was 1:00 in the morning. i went there and recognized parents of children who had played ball with my son. i have recognize friends of mine that i had just seen two days before. it was heartbreaking. and to have an incident like this, as a mayor -- these are not just the residence that we serve. this is not just a communities that we serve. this is our communities. this is where we live. for us, we are not as removed from this as maybe some of the other representatives are. for me, i felt that it was so important to give a voice and a face to our community so that people understood this was not just a headline. this was not just something that happened. that our people were affected by it. at about 5:00 a.m. the next morning, i ran into nicole from sandy hook. she lost her son dylan there. i talked to her quite a bit. and it is kind of ironic that she was comforting me at that time. she let me know that a tsunami was coming to our community. and

we chose to bring together the marriott of interest in our bay area. >> the project officially opensat noon. includes retail shops, shopping, and a rooftop park. this was designed to ease congestion throughout the city. it was also decided to withstand an 8.0 magnitude earthquake. the joint authority is hosting a block party on saturday from 12 pm to 4 pm, there will be live music, food and drinks, family activities, and it is all free. >>> today marks two weeks now, since that massive mendocino fire started. the larger of the two fires is now 53% contained. the river fire, is now 87% contained. at least 119 homes have been destroyed, cal fire expects to have full containment by september 1. >>> the holy fire continues pushing closer to a community. it is right now just 5% contained, hot weather and gusty winds in that area are driving the flames, despite evacuation orders yesterday, some people decided to stay using garden hoses to try and protect your property. >> my house was sprayed, so be it, that's the least of our worries. >> today the man accused of saying that a fire appeare

here because these stocks are incredibly volatile but the long-term trending is up they're providing components for smartphon smartphones. >> marriottk >> i think i'd wait for the whites of their eyes next week i think if you look at the consumer, the consumer is getting a little stronger in terms of wage gains, we saw that today. i think marriott will do well but i'd wait and see the stock is down about 25 points from it's all-time high at $150 a share. it's a little lower today. i buy management with companies and i'm looking at it. i'm going to watch marriott. the president of marriott is a friend, i've known him this is a very tenacious, very bright guy i would buy whatever this guy was doing and i'd like to see their numbers next week. >> okay, a viewer in new jersey asks if walmart will miss on earnings because of amazon what's the story >> walmart is recovering if it does miss, i'll buy more i like the acquisition that they did in india and i would want to point out costco and target also performing well. the big box hyperstory is working right now. >> another friend of ours in australia of all places wants to be what is goin

the party of the marriott can -- of the american warriors. talked about it on the time then a government say, via, elite. i am much more than any of them. so are your. we are much smarter, much richer, better educated in most cases. they talk about the elite, and then you see this slob sitting there and he is of us to be elite. i say, he is elite? egory.t them at every cat so let's let them be elite and we are the super elite. but to achieve that victory from columbus to cleveland to cincinnati, we have to work november.from now to i need you to get out and vote for the sake of our country, or future, and our children. generations of americans have fought and led and died to preserve our laws, protect our constitution, and passed down the blessings of liberty. we are bringing it all back. it is all happening, folks, faster than people understand. there has been a lot of craziness. that sacred inheritance, that lord is -- that glorious airtouch, is in our hands, as of two happened almost years years ago. wasn't that the greatest vocalist eveni

he also directs the marriott you band. ch more on that program and we will also tell you how teachers can afford the cost of living here in the south bay where the average price of a home is well over $1 million. they do make a lot of sacrifices. much more on that as we go back to school with the kids here in san jose. that is the latest. ktvu fox2 news. >>> new this morning, the ramp between interstate 880 and highway 80 in oakland is open again after a fiery crash. our tower cam recorded the first responders getting to that seen late last night. chp says and about 11:15 a truck slammed into a guard rail and burst into flames on the transition from northbound add to westbound 80. sparks from the fire fell from the highway and it started a small grass fire below. asic alert was issued. the road was closed for about two hours before reopening during the night. >>> there are still 10 major wildfires burning in california. fire crews are slowly making some progress. the carr fire in shasta and trinity counties is now 65% conta

they stayed at the marriott resort and spa. they set a target in hawaii because a lot of people with military experience live there and the rents are about the same as san jose. >> reporter: san jose was an emergency mode looking for new recruits because of low staffing levels. the effort was called a boondoggle. >> i don't think we are looking for magnum pi in san jose. >> i will be the first to admit i had some doubts that they went to hawaii to the recruiting, but the reality is there are military bases in hawaii. i know we got some recruits that are graduating. >> you think it was worth it for san se to rea out far? >> a >> reporter: more than two years later, they say the hawaii efforts are paying off. >> over the past three or four academies we have had a few come in its class. we knew that would be spread out over time. >> reporter: alvarez is originally from salina and spent 20 years in the navy submarine fleet. >> what william is about hawaii? >> the beaches and crystal clear blue water. >> reporter: he said they did ge

another police officer ended up taking me to what's called the command center at the marriott. i went inside and i started calling the different hospitals trying to look for alyssa. >> i was just so thrilled and happy that he was safe and he was okay. i was still waiting for another 30 minutes because there were so many cop cars and traffic. people were trying to get through. it was just a mad house. >> i had already called my mom and let her know that i was okay and what was happening. i went home. my neighbors -- i have a.er and son who both go to my school. i wanted to make sure they were okay. when i knocked on the door, her mom answered and she busted open the door. she looked at me and i could see her face just drained with energy and disappointment when she saw my said instead of her daughter's face. >> there was videos released. i only saw one of the videos at that time, and it happened to be the video of me, two seconds after i heard the popping noises. i shut it off. >> since we last briefed, we've identified 12 victims within the school. we will not be releasing the n

the lemur was discovered in a box and dumped in front of the marriott hotel in newport beach. paper was attached. it says the lemur was taken last night, and please bring it to police. the police are still hunting for the zoo burglar. >>> nice to see isaac, and helen are back home. >>> we have the low clouds and fog already spilling over san francisco into san francisco bay. oakland is next in a matter of minutes. you will go cloudy and be cloudy tonight. oakland city at 63. it is still 93 in concorde but down to 58 in san francisco. at 35 degrees temperature spread there. santa rosa in the 70s this evening. livermore has set a record warm streak. this is a new record -- 85 degrees or hotter for 27 consecutive days. it is not that warm usually but not this july -- 27 straight days raking the record. guess what, it will be hotter tomorrow. livermore 59. vallejo, 56. still watching thunderstorms, albeit fewer than one hour ago. east and southeast of the greater lake tahoe area, fire forecast for the three big fires burning in our state ofà still hot and dry. mendocino complex 96

the cash conversion cycle. another when we have to talk about is marriott. een moving a lot in the consumer discretionary sector. they had earnings that beat, but it is all about the forecast. that is why the stock is a little lower today. and why shares are disappointing. for more, we're joined by patrick clark coming you cover u.s. hotels for bloomberg news you have been writing a ton about marriott. give us the great -- the breakdown of why marriott is lower, is at the forecast was not what analyst wanted? patrick: it was a surprise that the marriott lowered its on the net number of rooms it is adding to the system. it lowered it by a small amount. it was due to deleting more rooms from the system than is typical. old hotels andom expiring contracts, some amount from hurricane and earthquake damage. taylor: talk about that starwood integration. as we know, the merger effectively went through a few years ago. we are just getting to the integration of that point system that -- how is that shaping up? will putaugust 18 they the two systems together. they don'

he is the marriott and spanish and social studies teacher at hoover. he admits it is tough at times to get by, but the payoff is far too big when you consider how the teachers are influencing these kids in a very positive way. >> is difficult. i'm living in a studio apartment. it has one window and a door. a lot of money that i spend on rent . the is very expensive to live here. i think what keeps me going is knowing that i'm in a place where i'm very valued. >> reporter: i'm told teachers come from gilroy, the santa cruz mountains, and as far away as a kid -- as the san joaquin valley and try to make it work financially . the is a balancing act to be sure. that's the latest here at san jose, ktvu fox2 news . >>> now to the east bay where a school principal is leading the effort to show oakland schools are inclusive. on monday which was the first day of class for oakland unified the principal spent $600 of her own money to buy 20 shirts for teachers and staff at emerson elementary. the shirts have the inscription oakland schools are sanctuary schools. t

same brand that the palace here in san francisco would be under marriott. that's a 68-room high-end luxury five-star resort that we opened up and it's a little over a year that we have been open on that project. so that's in the luxury sector. we primarily play in a full service to upper and select serve space. so that would be within hyatt full service, courtyard by marriott, residence and so forth. we just broke down ground on golden round arena, 175-room hotel there. those are the two projects that would be more in line with the difficulty and the complexity of the project for you right now. but all the other projects are pretty much in the mainstream. >> will this hotel be branded with one of those chains. >> the current conversation is with marriott and within that brand of family there is a brand called a.c. by marriott, a new brand originated in europe and has now come to the u.s. and so that is marriott's number one development brand right now as a portfolio in terms of magnitude of development in the u.s. we feel that brand fits the style and delive

facilities started to offer testing for the cancer causing gene for much cheaper than the four thousand dollars marriott charge but myriads database the single best source of data about the connection between b.r.c.a. mutations and breast cancer remains a trade secret to this day so now if you want to cure cancer you should be a hacker deliver your spit samples to this web address by midnight twenty seven eight twenty eighteen or all your data will be wiped also seven thousand records this information should be made public because it could present some free and save lives just like you did for angelina jolie who could afford the four thousand dollars charge and she also got a double mastectomy and remove her ovaries after receiving her myriad results now i is assigned to bet and i am a terrible driver but. it is a cease and desist letter from the sino tibet and anti-defamation league. reporting from washington this is naomi cara bonnie redacted tonight. you know your headline from the future into wigs jewelry the. board air marshal swears that if someone doesn't try to kill everyone soon he's going to b

to lunch him enrichment and i met him at the marriott and asked him about gonorrhea and what was happening with it. he was excited to tell me all of pus,gooey stuff about the labored breathing and whatnot. youwaiter said, would gentlemen please calm down, the diners are complaining. [laughter] dr. robertson: gonorrhea is a disease element gets into you it goes to the kidney. go through itou like chickenpox and get over it. in 2% of the cases, you do not. physicians do not know why, but 18 years later, that disease will pop up again and you will start having kidney problems. which hill did. when he was finally killed at petersburg and shop by a soldier , he was -- shot by a soldier, he was dying. what that information i could build upon his life. it explains a lot about hill. year?s what 1863. he was only just appointed a corps commander and his first battle is gettysburg. they say he was now is working, he probably was but he was beginning to go through that physical deterioration, which he did and that eventually killed him. peter: he also had letters from not seen people had before, so w

we were in dorms, not in the jw marriott and the food was in the cafeteria not what you're enjoying tonight and there's plenty of stories when the cameras are off that i can tell you about after dinner activities that happen but i'm sure many of that will still go on tonight as well. the environment was different. i don't recall quite as many coat ties among our students that you guys have. you look great tonight but hopefully you're still committed to learning the same values and ideas from the speakers. the greatest gift young americans gave me is my wife kristen because we met here at young americans foundation at the summer conference in the 1990s and met kristen here and i hope there will be future marriages that happen at events this weekend. from the we have my oldest son jonathan who is joining us tonight as well. as ron mentioned we had an honor of being the first record. [inaudible] the chance to be newlyweds and moving out to santa barbara california and to launch a project like that was just magical. those of you who get the opportunity to plot to santa barbara and visit the ran

not in the jw marriott in dc. the food was in the cafeteria not what you guys are enjoying tonight. and there are plenty of stories when the cameras are off about after dinner activities that happened. i'm sure much of that will go on tonight as well. [laughter] but the environment nonetheless, was different. i don't recall as many coats and ties. you guys look great tonight. hopefully you are still committed to learning the same values and ideals from the professors and speakers you are afforded the chance to hear tonight. of course the greatest gift that young america's foundation gave me, the greatest blessing in my life with my wife kristen. we met here at young america's foundation at the summer conference in the 90s. you can clap, it's okay. [applause] i met kristen here at the student conference and i hope there will be future marriages that happens out of events this weekend. young america's foundation was essential to us and now we have tonight, my oldest son jonathan who is a high school student and interning on capitol hill who is joining us tonight as well. [applause] as

the work means lane and sidewals es and detours through the construction zone. marriott is moving its headquarters from north bethesda to this location closer to the bethesda metro station. the project is expected to be complete by 2022. >>> the maestro is now on display at the national port rat gallery. this is a 60s photograph of the late american composure leonardrsobernstein. it shows his electrifying conducting style during a rehearsalt carnegiehall. he was once a conductor with new york phil harmonic. he composed the classic "west sidestory." >> that is something to take in. finally hope for a mother from d.c. she's had a tough life. she lost three sons. a drunk driver hit her, sending her into the operating room for nearly a dozen surgeries, but she's determined not to get beat down. news 4's amy cho on theal l program helpinger regain control of her life. >> that's the program that's used right now thatnsa runs to actually collect all this data. >> reporter: being a student is all about learning what you node to gou where're going. for one student it's also about

the long side here's my opportunity. i got back in. >> i expect to see a lot of tourists in fannie packs walking around in new nikes in a marriott going to be fantastic. here's what's coming up. >> big names in the blitz. next including pepsi. after the deal to buy soda stream, is the stock about to bubble up? plus, what fidelity sector strategist is see ing in the market that you probably don't >> before the break, our data partners show in the month before a fed hike, the dow and s&p move higher. both by more than 2% for more, go to cnbc.com/kensho. the halftime report is back in two minutes. ok, show me what you got. i am going to vote for myself using nothing but this remote and the sound of my own voice! vote for... wait wait, that's not a talent. any xfinity customer with an x1 voice remote can do that. watch this... i want to vote for... obviously not you. ooh that guy... cast your votes during every live show. just say "vote for agt" into the x1 voice remote. >>> if you have a question for me or the traders, get with with us at cnbc.com/halftype. >>> time now for our trader blitz. first up, soda stream soaring after it a

. >> reporter: the competition for the experiences market includes legacy hotel chaining, like marriott, which launched the moments program last spring. >> for every dollar that a customer spends on the hotel and ir fare, they -- air fare, they spend $3 in the city. >> reporter: air bnb is part of its future on the market. >> experiences isn't something that everyone needs. you need a hotel room and a place to stay. you don't need an experience. they have to manufacture the demand and that's not easy to do. >> now i'll show you how to roll. >> reporter: but neither is learning how to maneuver a plane. and air bnb's philosophy is why not give it a try. >> we travel to have experiences, not sleep in a house or a hotel. >> priceless. >>> it's been an expensive summer for drivers. after labor day weekend, pulling up to the pump shouldn't be so painful. gas prices up by 60 cents compared to last year. san francisco, nearly 6 #39 80. -- 3.80. relief the oen -- on the way. >> typically in fall, gas prices drop. demand the down. people are done with the summer road trips. . >> an oil crisis in

to be you plan competitive with the marriott, the hilton, the hyatt? different. i touched on it earlier on when i talked about long-term. we still very much believe in being owners as well as operators of our assets. because of that, we have to take a long-term approach. we focus on a much smaller number of hotels, in terms of the quality level and the exclusivity. we try to take that quite a bit higher than the other brands you mentioned just now. we have 10 hotels operating around the world. we have three new hotels under development. luckily, we believe the hotels have given us a strong brand name in that super luxury space. >> you have hotels on both sides of the pacific. how big do you see the impact of a trade war? in particular, if we see less trade between the u.s. and china, does that mean less business travel? >> there is no doubt that a full-scale trade war would not be beneficial for us. our business relies on the flow of people, people coming to trade, to invest, and clearly we hope that doesn't happen. however i would say so far we have n

they stayed at the waikiki marriott resort and spa. it targeted hawaii because a lot of people with military experience live there and its rents were about the same as san jose. at the time san jose was in emergency mode looking for new recruits because of low staffing levels, but the effort was called a boondoggle. >> i don't think magnum pi is somebody that we're looking for in san jose. so no, i don't think it's a good use of tax dollars. >> i'll be the first to admit i had some doubts when i heard they had gone to hawaii to do recruiting, but the reality is there are military bases in hawaii in particular. i know we've got recruits there that are graduating today. >> reporter: you think it was worth it for san jose to reach out that far? >> absolutely. i mean i'm here. >> reporter: more than two years later police say their hawaii efforts are still paying off. >> over the past three or four academies we've had a few come in each class. so we knew that that would be entered out over time. >> reporter: after -- spread out over time. >

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the property is part of the future marriott international headquarters just south of wisconsin. plans include aew hotel. this is a $6 million project, and it's expected to be done by a2022. >> qui sight in. >> it's an event aimed at building the bond between pice and t communities they serve. national night out and tonight d.c. politician are holding an event just a few blocks away from where a group of menpened fire killing 10-year-old makiyah wilson. news 1's meagan fitzgerald is there live at marvin gay park northeast. >> it's all the things that they did for makiyah. >> reporr: this growing memorial where 10-year-old makiyah wilson was shot and killed is comforting to her uncle, michael d'angelo. >> it's been extremely painful and so ny different emotions. >> reporter: through his grief he's trying to change the community where makiyah was raise and died. >> we should be filling each other with love, not bullets. we should be protecting each other. we should be building these kids and pouring it into the cup of life for these kids and their youth because they are ourtu fu lea