business has to make it clear that we need clarity about what is going to happen and we need time to chast to what will come so therefore and this is not only the business community of just the brought that we did together with our friends from the trade unions from both sides of the channel we wanted to make clear that there's absolute because there's only four months left until october and by then we need to have a final deal on the transition agreement and the next agreement because otherwise there will not be enough time to rectify on time and this is why it was important and crucial to speak of forceful in the banks i have to point out were quick to move the airlines as well it's all coming down to licensing of course moving operations or or their headquarters from from the u.k. to continental europe but we're talking about millions more jobs is that message not sinking through to the guys doing the negotiating. well i think it was important to underline that business and workers are preoccupied about the lack of progress and that we will. lead to measurable results because as i said

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that chaste happens tomorr. the hot air that brought near 100 degrees to the interior valleys slides off to the southeast tomorrow. and that allows the system to the north to develop. so this is really what's going to drop our temps as we head into friday. also right to this weekend. tomorrow i think we're good about a three to seven-degree drop. that's going to be good enough to take us out of the 90s in the south bay. hi and gilroy.her across morgan right there in downtown san jose, 84. no more upper 90s right there across antioch and concord. right back to oakland, you're at 72. probably the best weather tomoow right up against the peninsula. sunny skies, 81 in palo alto. all of san francisco in the 60s tomorrow. then rig up thugh the north bay. best weather in mill valley, 79 degrees, also looking good at napa in 85. we drop tomorrow so it's going to get even cooler again as we look ahead to the forecast. the other thing we're tracking is the fog building back a little thicker in san francisco by friday morn

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. >> reporter: president trump took to twitter today to defend his recent positions an chast e chastisednada and china, the latter of which charges 16% on soybeans. according to the u.s. soybean exportnsel, ey charge all wto members 3% for soybeans and 13% value added tax. it's 25% retaliatory tariff would be on top of that, and just for the united states china said it would only retaliate if the u.s. goes forward with its own tariffs on june 15th. negotiators wrapped up talks sunday are briefing their respective presidents on whether that'll happen we'll see. kelly? >> yeah. the tone overall, between -- this -- you know, the headlines no progress de, is that pretty much accate? >> reporter: feels like the last beijing trip that the high level u.s. delegation took in the beginning of may they released a statement saying that it, you know, was basically ink inclusi inclusive, would brief the president and figure out where tofrom then. the vice premier of china brought a massive delegation to the u.s. where that truce resulted, t seems that, you know, with this trip being supposed to flesh