tyrants were insulting in return chung called him dishonest and weak he tweeted the statements after leaving the summit early. a young iraqi accused of raping and murdering a fourteen year old girl known as susanna has been extradited to germany.

thank you, robert chung." and then as you heard, we have special inspection for certain items for the enforcing steel, sheer walls and floor systems, used for sheer downs and hold downs, and there are other title 24 special inspections requirements on the permit. this point, i'm available for any questions that you may have. >> that scope of work is not generally reflective of just sheer nonstructural tenant improvements. >> correct, that's right. >> it does sound like it's a seismic nature. >> i would tend to agree with mr. boskovich, that it looks like they're anticipating that they're going to be part of some future program, maybe an extension of the soft story program, and if you're going to do work at a property, it is a good idea to upgrade the structural work -- the seismic work in anticipation of that. you don't want to do a tenant improvement and then in five years' time, d.b.i. says you're a part of a program. get it done while you're ahead of it. it certainly sounds like from the inspections and rev

but the worst offender we found was restaurant owner kim chung.. after he loaded up this truck with meat, chicken, and fish, we followed him to a stop in downtown san jose, another restaurant supplier. the meat there is still in that truck. male: 77 degrees outside. vicky: then costco, where he came out with a flat screen tv. remember, this meat has been in the truck the entire time. vicky: i'm vicky with nbc bay area. vicky: he finally arrived at the phu lam chinese restaurant four hours after he first picked up all this food. we saw the meat in here since about 2 o'clock. kim chung: no, no, we just got here. vicky: but the meat's been in your truck for about four hours. kim: okay. vicky: with no refrigeration? do you worry people could get sick from eating that? kim: yes, i do. today, we tried--i tried to get everything done, otherwise we'll just come right away. vicky: michael balliet is the director of environmental health for santa clara county. we showed him what we caught on camera. how dangerous is this for the public to eat food that's bee

and politico is reporting the top white house aide steven chung last day wasn friday and he's been onmpaign. you tweeted the purge is beginning. >> and it is. i think that steven chung will be the first of a couple of people from the communications staff which is separate from the white house press team -- chung's name had been on several lists going back to 2017 of people who could be on the chopping block and it is surprising every single time he was on the campaign and he was seen as a high performer. he was one of the hardest workers. involved in the gorsuch nomination and the tax effort and so it is not surprising in the sense that i think this is -- less about who is loyal to donald trump and who is having fights internally with other people and other factions. you will, i think, see more. i think that the president is very obsessed with leaks right now and he's being directed in a certain way toward his communications staff. >> but he's under the impression that his communications team is leaking to the press bad stories, damaging stories. >> correct. and he has been for someti

former la mayor and candidate antonio tried to get out the so the and john chung was campaigning a the glenn park bart station. we talked to both candidates. >> housing crisis is not consistent in the state of california and 134,000 people homeless in the state. >> they both expect the contest to be between two democratic candidates. >> if we have the turn out i'm hoping for you will see two democrats in the race and we will get to have a conversation and a real debate. >> very much a concept of democratic ideas: they are similar on many things but on education they will differ and they will also differ on health care, which are two issues we have not had a full debate on this a campaign. >> newsom is in the lead and john cox has shot up in the polls from nine percent to 20% and villaraigosa is at 13% and allen has 12% and chung is at seven percent. despite the recent surge in the polls from cox he is not likely to pose a serious threat to a democratic opponent. >> one out of every four people in the state are republicans. >> cox campaigning in southern california today says don't coun

. >> supervisor yee: thank you, supervisor ronen for your words, and i see that sharon chung, staff from supervisor stefani's office is here, and she would like to make a comment. >> thank you, community members of the my name is sharon chung, and i'm the legislative aide to district two supervisor catherine stefani. i want to thank supervisor yee for taking the lead on this. we are eager to work with community leaders and neighborhoods in taking the next steps of renaming this community park. thank you. >> supervisor yee: thank you. i'd likeention that t ju pa is actually in districtwo, t part of supervisor stefani's district,r now i'd like to ask n ommissioner, commissioner lowe, would you like to come up? [inaudible] yee: okay. >> good morning. my name is linda zhang chl i an associate with the law firm of perkins couie. i want to thank the many organizations and individuals who are here in support of this issue. for 61 years. the chinese exclusion act severely restricted immigration and entrance of chinese people in the united states. in the heart of san francisco one of the most div

that was followed by republicans and john chung. >>> gavin newsom held a victory party in san francisco. he is looking toward november. >> they were big cheers here when they announced that gavin was one of the top two primary winners. this is the results the polls had predicted. the campaign announced he was the winner around 9:00. he was introduced by his life after 10:00. here is a little bit of what he had to say. >> too many politicians want to tell us what can't be done but our can-do campaign is printed in bold colors. a master plan for aging with dignity. >> the choice will be clear november between someone who plan continue supporti folues and fighting against the trust administration and john cox. at one time he got emotional talking about his late mother. he says that she would be celebrating his victory but also telling them to get back out there and get to work. it will be more campaigning between now and november before he can close this deal and get into that governor seat but that is what he is hoping to do. ktvu fox to lose. >>> john cox held his imary party in san dieg

. >> you have easton and chung, whose numbers are low. but when you put them together that's another fund of democratic votes villaraigosa can't get. i think it is a reflection of newsom's strength at the top of the ticket. but also the fact that there just aren't enough democratic votes to possibly to get a second democrat in. >> reporter: california's state treasury john chung campaigned in boil heights friday. >> i think we all care about a governor who unders math who will balance the budget like everyday californians have to do, who will make sure we money available for education. >> reporter: the big question, how will the two candidates who move forward after the primary impact voter turnout in november. >> for the first time i can recall the governor's race is a tool or piece of house races, not the other way around. >> reporter: josh has kell. >>> contra costa county elections officials are predicting a dismal voter turnout for the june 5th primary. the county planned for a 50% turnout of the now they say it could fall below 30%.

john chung was also candidate -- campaigning at the bart train. >> the housing crisis. 134,000 homeless people in california. >> reporter: they both expect the general election to be a contest between two democratic candidates.>> if we have the turnout i am hoping for, i think you will see two democrats in the race. we will have a conversation and a real debate. >> it will be a contest of democratic ideas. and which way we want to go. we are similar on many things. we differ on education. i think they will differ on healthcare. we have not had a full debate on this campaign. >> reporter: according to the latest poll numbers, gavin newsom is in the lead. john cox, a san diego businessman has shot up in the polls from nine percent to 20 percent. antonio villaraigosa is at 13 percent. travis allen has 12 percent. john chung is at seven percent political analysts say despite the recent surge with an endorsement from president trump, the republican is not likely to pose a threat>> one out of every four voters in california is a republican. he does not have enough votes.>> reporter: he says d

. >> you have easton and chung, whose numbers are low.ogether that's another fund of democratic votes villaraigosa can't get. i think it is a reflection of newsom's strength at the top of the ticket. but also the fact that there just aren't enough democratic votes to possibly to get a second democrat in. >> reporter: california's state treasurer john chung campaigned in boil heights friday. >> i think we all care about a governor who understands math, who will balance the budget like everyday californians have to do, who will make sure we money available for education. >> reporter: the big question, how will the two candidates who move forward after the primary impact voter turnout in november. >> for the first time i can recall, the governor's race is a tool or piece of house races, not the other way around. >> reporter: josh haskell. >>> contra costa county elections officials are predicting a dismal voter turnout for the june 5th primary. the county planned for a 50% turnout. now they say that figure could fall below 30%. the predictio

. >> you have easton and chung, whose numbers are low.ether that's another fund of democratic votes villaraigosa can't get. i think it is a reflection of newsom's strength at the top of the ticket. but also the fact that there just aren't enough democratic votes to possibly to get a second democrat in. >> reporter: california's state treasury john chung campaigned in boil heights friday. >> i think we all care about a governor who understands math, who will balance the budget like everyday californians have to do, who will make sure we money available for education. >> reporter: the big question, how will the two candidates who move forward after the primary impact voter turnout in november. >> for the first time i can recall the governor's race is a tool or piece of house races, not the other way around. >> reporter: josh haskell. >>> contra costa county elections officials are predicting a dismal voter turnout for the june 5th primary. the county planned for a 50% turnout. now they say that figure could fall below 30%. the prediction is

no particular order, lieutenant governor gach vin newsom, john chung, businessman john cox, former state school chief delain eastin and travis allen and former mayor antonio villaraigosa. >> here's another race in the south bay. lori smith has four challengers, they are john herakowa and jose salecito and martin monica. >> in san francisco, voters weigh in on use of tasers by police officer, it has been simmering for some time. most preent recently they began deploying tasers, bill scot is on board but the union still went ahead with the own ballot drive. proposition 8 would override the new police commission policy. we'll have much more coverage on today's elections throughout the morning. if you're still debating how to vote, head to nbcbayarea.com and look for a special election page. there you can see all of the gubernatorial substances on important issues and other key information on low state and national races. >>> 6:03 in making sure that everyone pays their fair share, today the mountain view city council will make a final decision on what's been called the google head count tax

john chung went to the polls in tore rens. . >>> regional measure three would hike tolls on bay area bridges except the golden gate by $3 over six years that would mean a $9 toll for the bay bridge and 8 for the others. >>> in san francisco, voters are deciding on ppe, whether flavored tobacco products should be banned. big tobacco stalled the issue b getting prop e o the ballot. for more information, go to our website. we have a stion on the key races and candidates. we have a team of reporters spread out across the bay area and the state of california to bring you the latest on key races after the polls close a 8:00 p.m. >>> president trump has a bone to pick with the philadelphia eagles. that's turned into the controversy of the day. the eagles were supposed to be honored at the white house today. instead, the president called a last minute audible. mr. trump dis-invited the eagles and hosted another event today. a so-called celebration of america. you can see it here complete with the national anthem and "god bless america." mr. trump said he withdrew the invitation because somef

. -- chung of that going to fighting the epyoid epidemic. although there are positive steps on the floor, republicans refuse to address the fundamental issue, the need for long-term funding solutions to turn the tide on the epidemic that is claiming the lives of 115 americans every day. again at the same time their relentless war on the affordable health care have especially had cruel consequences for people struggling with the opioid epidemic, especially the cuts proposed in medicare. much of the damage the republicans have inflicted on america's health here flows from the g.o.p. tax scam. it's important for you to know that the tax bill, and this action, are directly related. e predicate for the case was the tax bill. what they did in the tax bill to remove the mandate, individual mandate. that was the basis for the attorneys general to take a case to court against the pre-existing condition ben fifment the justice -- benefit. the justice department, refuses to defend the law of the land. the other direct relationship to that tax scam was

dan chung of the alger funds. it's a record for the nasdaq. david: struggling to break a six day slump. the dow ending the day down well 41 points, off session lows, but the s&p 500 is in the green and a tech rally is boosting the nasdaq to a new record close. the russell 2000 posting a new record close. it's a third in the row. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here's what we are covering in the busy hour ahead. taking action. president trump on his way to a rally in minnesota after signing executive order that halts the family separations at the border as congress gets set

that was professor chung in moon who is a special advisor south korean president in the area of foreign affairs and national security so about there was a lot in that interview what stuck out to you the most. definitely true that the negotiations are such a very difficult because that it's two completely and they've been partners you have the u.s. as a world leading power and you have a small country that happens to have a bomb in the past these negotiations didn't go very well because there was only one party taking their orders and the other one demanding and the only thing that north korea wanted and i think that's why the escalation happened last year they wanted to discuss on the equal footing and that i think they were a chief well you know the question is what what can the u.s. doing the thing that's why we have all these showmanship along these meetings they still have to display some kind of strength but in the meetings they really have to just go through his use make concessions on both sides and find a way how both sides can deliver in this kind of conflict now of course we'r

democrats john chung and elaine easton each had single digits. >> this represents a shift towards cox and away from alan compared to last month. a good reason for that has to do with the endorsement of president trump rick >> the trouble with our education system is it's not a competitive system. i want to give every parent a voucher so they can shop for a school. >> reporter: cox's descent has replaced villaraigosa. >> unfortunately for villaraigosa, newsom has been increasing his support with each pole. it's mostly coming from rank- and-file democrats establishment. >> we have to radically rethink the way we approach educating our workforce. >> reporter: newsom's lead among democrats suggests a win in november. if cox wins a spot in the state's two primaries. turnout could be the key. >> history would suggest that the about a third of -- that about a third of registered voters will be turning out in this election. >>> 4:11. warning this morning in san jose. coming up at 4:30, details of the health risk after a bad that tested positive for rabies was found in a public park. >>> state

john chung and elaine easton had single digits. >> this represents a shift towards cox and away from alan compared to last month. i think a good reason for that has to do with the endorsement of trump. >> it is not a competitive system. >> the poll director says cox us and has displaced her. one -- wants a top contender, but has lost votes within his own party. >> newsom has been increasing his support with each pole. it is mostly coming from democrat establishments. >> we have to radically rethink the way we approach educating our workforce. >> he says that newsom's lead among the demographic suggests a win in november if the republican wins a spot in the top primary. he says that turnout could be the key. >> increase would suggest that about a third of all registered voters would turn out in the selection. >> of the poll showed only 7% of likely voters are still undecided at this point. that poses a big challenge for the other candidates to try to get their supporters to turn out next tuesday.>> be sure to join us on election night over on the ktvu plus. having live coverage of the

john chung and delane eastin at 4% respectively. 7% of voters are still undecided. head to our website, check out our entire election section that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> families of fallen bay area chp officers now have a special place to gather and remember their loved ones. the chp unveiled its new memorial garden and wall this morning at its headquarters in have a lay hoe. 38 officers died in the line of duty appear outside and own a wall inside the headquarters building. the families of the officer's released butterflies in memory of their loved ones. that includes the family of officer andrew who was killed by a suspected drunk driver on christmas eve. >> it's a lot of mixed emotions, you know. of course we're sad he's gone, but then when we see these memorials, it's humbling and amazing and bittersweet and awesome. it's like, you know, many emotions rolled into one. >> the ceremony also included a moving chp helicopter flyover which you saw there. >>> words of warning for parents in the south bay. this after someone found a rabid bat in a park in san jose. a

peter and jamie chung/customeri don't know i think it's almost dangerous.a 100 in walnut creek and we have a small child. so i don't know. we would have to go somewhere else that has power. i'm hoping they don't shut off everybody's power so at least we can maybe go to a relatives house, someone that doesn't live in walnut creek(hermela aregawi)pg and e says this is not a reaction to the north bay fires investigation.. they announced this plan earlier this year and are looking forward.. not backwards in terms of public safety. reporting live in walnut creek hermela aregawi kron 4 news ( james ) that was kron 4's hermela aregawi reporting. p-g and e says this is not a reaction to the north bay fires investigation. they announced this plan earlier this year and are looking forward... not backwards in terms of public safety. ( mes ) in the south bay... a hit-and-run crash in san jose sends a 19-year-old woman to the hospital. police are now looking for the driver. the crash happened yesterday morning... near north capitol avenue and mckee road. police are look

of chung has been taking part for two decades. without it it's the same every time every year you arrive at lydney blown knowing they'll be lots of people dressed in light of the food and suddenly paris is a sea of white one all that's the goal was. two hours earlier on a boat on the river said. cyril and his dinner companions are making the final preparations aside from the food they put the finishing touches on their outfits subdued or extravagant anything goes as long as it's white but there are plenty of other guidelines to follow. with the book with a full that there are lots of. rules bring a table to people chairs table cloth white dishes and classy glassware. but these very strict rules make people feel invested in the event and of course i'm the first one to forget my classical also my plate but in the end you eat very little that will morph that. francoise tusky a founded latine a all along in one nine hundred eighty eight the parisian wanted to meet new people so he invited friends to a picnic in the park and told them

the thirtieth anniversary of the chic picnic was a special affair for reasons you look at all chung has been taking part for two decades. without it it's the same every time every year you arrive at the lone knowing they'll be lots of people dressed in white this is just and suddenly paris is a sea. of white one that's the goal was. two hours earlier on a boat on the river san. siro and his dinner companions are making the final preparations aside from the food they put the finishing touches on their outfits subdued or extravagant anything goes as long as it's white but there are plenty of other guidelines to follow. with the book of the day over there are lots of rules that bring a table to people chairs table cloth white dishes and classy glassware. but these very strict rules make people feel invested in the event and of course i'm the first one to forget my classy glass so my plate but in the end you eat very little more at the. francoise tusky a founded the d.n.a. on blog in one nine hundred eighty eight the parisian wanted to meet new people so he invited friends to a picnic in th

and we are about to get the view now on the summit from chung in moon professor for global strategy at the university of california and co convener of the asia pacific leadership network for nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament is also a special advisor to south korean president in the area of foreign affairs and national security the german public broadcaster a r d spoke with him about the role played by south korea in bringing about the kim trump summit they began with an analysis of an on again off again nature of the summit. here's. just a drop through turns to scan through to a sewer and then we to make sure we are in the south korea and north korea trying to push through every country we reach the south korean president he didn't seem to have a clue he didn't have any clue and. meantime six north korean leader was good when they couldn't see him. and he turned sixty and there was a mostly self in. the commotion kind do some kinds of consensus. and help president move bring the message through trial and by the person trampling you saying to if you're in the soup bowl. made fif

and we are about to get the view now on the summit from chung in moon professor for global strategy at the university of california and co convener of the asia pacific leadership network for nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament is also a special advisor to south korean president in the area of foreign affairs and national security the german public broadcaster a r d spoke with him about the role played by south korea in bringing about the kim trump summits that began with an analysis of an on again off again nature of this summit. fears. just broke through turns to scan for you in the sewer and there will be sure where you are in the south korea and north korea trying to push through every country who could be the south korean president you seem to have a clue he didn't have any clue and they're. going to in six. years going to have a good one to come and see him. in return see if there was anything else in his house he'd. be cocksure kind to some highs of the consensus. and hope president wouldn't be in this country and the guy who isn't trying to say to the judge to throw in the

new peace talks could ultimately lead to an end to the war but unfortunately chung jay doesn't believe he will see families reunited permanently in his lifetime craig lease an al-jazeera sole has been wild celebrations in croatia after the national side beat argentina three mil in the world cup little surprise win means croatia are through to the last sixteen of the tournament but argentina are in danger of crashing out of the world cup the two time winners of the tournament now have to hope that iceland doesn't beat nigeria on friday if they are to avoid qualifying for those not stages. a western woman girl it go rilla who mastered american sign language has died at the age of forty six died in her sleep at the gorilla fund ation preserve in california on choose day she was taught sign language as part of a stanford university project in one thousand nine hundred ninety four the foundation says her capacity for language helped open the minds of the hearts of millions of people around the world who was among the handful of primates who could communicate using sign language. the top sto

and our financial correspondent daniel corpus at the frankfurt stock exchange for us daniel chung continues to threaten car terrorists how much could they potentially hurt. well her head and i while investors and also german companies were not that worried earlier about those zealand tears this car share situation is making them more and more certain germany exports last year more than four million cars and a huge amount of those i went to the united states so this is going to hurt carmakers and you mention it also the customers that at the end will have to pay quite a lot of money more the question of course is going to be if this is going to stop americans to buy european cars that's of course the goal of the u.s. president he has this a long time hate relationship with european carmakers carmakers most likely will never forget his comments when you complain ones that he doesn't see that many european that many american cars. on european roads but rather a lot of european cars on the american roads though i can tell you that the car makers are still hoping for a last minute rethinking of

would be the first to wave the white flag i fought hard for them says the president but it's ok why chung goes on to say that the company would not have to pay tariffs off to rule the e.u. has put import tariffs on motorcycles whiskey and a host of other u.s. products in retaliation for trump's own import tariffs on steel and other media. for sarah now for a royal fest absolutely we're talking about britain's prince william who's making a big trip in fact he is on a five day official visit to the middle east now it is a tradition in jerusalem to get a tattoo to commemorate a visit to the holy land one tattoo artist claims that his family tattooed three members of the royal family some two hundred years back and he has just the design that he thinks prince william should get. in this tiny tattoo shop in the old city of jerusalem a tradition take center stage here was in resolute tattoos christian pilgrims tourists and anybody else who wants to get a lasting souvenir from the holy city the place is always busy because of the. programs to come. to. the program. sometimes they would choose ac

from north korea from his brother delivered through a contact in china that was ten years ago it made chung sign happy and sad at the same time. when i saw the photo i could tell they were my brother but you can see how depressed he looks rather than actually i remember him as such a cheerful person. his brother passed away shortly after chang signed got the letter with but he left behind a family of his own. hopes that with thawing relations between north and south and the upcoming summit he might finally get the chance to meet his relatives. with a moment as i get older my desire to meet them is growing stronger i want to get to know that side of my family now with the summer no seems more likely we'll have a chance to meet which i'm still not sure if i should trust the politicians but i just can't help but hope it will finally have. it would be there's a. chance sign isn't the only one in south korea getting his hopes up. many here believe that the summit will produce a positive outcome maybe even paving the way for a peace treaty to finally end the korean war sixty five years after the

peter and jamie chung/customeri don't know i think it's almost dangerous.t gets over a 100 in walnut creek and we have a small child. so i don't know. we would have to go somewhere else that has power. i'm hoping they don't shut off everybody's power so at least we can maybe go to a relatives house, someone that doesn't live in walnut creek(hermela aregawi)pg and e says this is not a reaction to the north bay fires investigation.. they announced this plan earlier this year and are looking forward.. not backwards in terms of public safety. reporting live in walnut creek hermela aregawi kron 4 news ( robin ) that was kron 4's hermela aregawi reporting. p-g and e says this is not a reaction to the north bay fires investigation. they announced this plan earlier this year and are looking forward.. not backwards in terms of public safety. ( robin )new research suggests that the 6 point 0 earthquake that struck wine country in 20-14... can be attributed to receeding groundwater that caused an expansion of the earth's crust. one person died in the quake that struck

as is john chung. he voted this morning in torrance.p five is the only female in the delane republican candidate john cox was beneficiary of one of those famous tweets this morning. the president tweeting out in high tax, high crime california, vote for republican john cox. we will be here tonight as the votes come in. live in san francisco, south of market, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> thank you so much carolyn. these four have raised over a million dollars. lieutenant governor takes over the roll of governor when that roll is away. >>> there are five state propositions on the ballot. proposition 68 is a bond measure to fund park and clean water project. proposition 69 requires money raised by the gas tax to go towards transportation purchases. prop 70 requires a legislative super majority vote. and 71 delays approved ballot measures from taking effects until results are certified. and proposition 72 excludes newly constructed rain capture. you can watch results live here on abc7 at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. >>> tonight, the sister of

. >> they say that it will be a victory in november if democrats such as john chung tow the party line. >> we believe one third of all registered voters will turn out in this election. >> newsom and cox are the front runners even among those who have already cast ballots. there is only a small percentage undecided. they will be fighting for that merchant but there is not enough to get them above cox and newsom. >> turnout will be key on tuesday. >>> a ban on latobacco and recalling a local judge. dozens of local measures are coming this tuesday. and we are looking at the most talked about initiatives here in the bay area. he bay are . >> reporter: view local ballot measures are national attention. but judge persky had a short jail sentence, brock turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. he said he was following the rule of law. if the recall is successful, this would be the fourth judge in state history to be voted out before his term expires. it also includes a choice between candidates, one of them would replace persky if recalled. at in san francisco, a ban

military secrets to the chinese government, these charges come a month before cia operative jerry chungused of helping destroy america's spy network in china, the motive, the money and means to spy on the united states and does a has for years. our leaders were hapless and dishonest harping on about, we spoke to tim ryan of ohio. america's trade deficit with china is more than $300 billion every single year. one of the biggest losers from that is america's industrial heartland. the state of ohio alone has lost 121,000 jobs due to the trade deficit. a high rate of opioid abuse. donald trump push to alter america's trretionship with china, should democrats back him? congressman tim right is a democrat. and 21,000 jobs in the state since 2001, seems like a crisis, a huge story. why is it not discussed more in washington. >> it is a regional issue. it hit manufacturing harder than anyone else. to china and other asian countries, hit the heartland the hardest as industrial states arou great lakes states competing with china, and not the good union wages in the midwest. >> when china was admi

. >> reporter: some of the other candidates state treasure chung and the state assembly men from orange county and the top two finishers face off in the november election. . >> good afternoon, how you. -- how are you.>> how are youeelin? you are the frontunner, are you feeling good? >> there is 27 candidates so you take nothing for granted. we just finished a tour of the state and 30 different stops and getting out to vote today. >> let's say you come out on top. do you have a preference? >> this stage we get our vote out and see what happens. there are 4 and 5 people vying for those top two spots. if folks are out there assuming something will happen they may wake up and be very, very wrong nay don't participate. >> what is the message for the voters here today. >> thank you for all of your support in the past. i don't take it for granted today. the bay area at the end of the day, if we come out record numbers we will do well. >> struggling with the housing crisis what will you do? >> i did 36 town halls and affordabilities and homeless -- affordability and homelessness. we laid out 15

be the case all the way down to the southwest as you had some flooding all the way down towards the chung do more heavy showers here long line of very heavy rain there as you can see for saturday whether to into the far south hong kong thirty three celsius is hot issue but it sticky is very uncomfortable and the showers long spells of rain they are set to continue as we go on through the weekend to sunday another wet day for many so many wets across western parts of india as we would expect with the southwest lots of cloud showing up here also cloud to on the other side of the goal once again it's a medium are pushing up into bangladesh the fall northeast of india little changing conditions but do notice too we got some showers just around the northeast of india up towards kolkata pushing up a little further north which in this particular temperatures back in new delhi to around thirty three celsius little cooler in karate too with a high of thirty four. the time had come for the p.l.o. to seek a new and peaceful solution. pursuing a path of diplomacy what was to turn their agreed with dr

company to set up shop there back in two thousand and four industrial park is unusual as jay tech c o u chung tells me it's run jointly by the two koreas the biggest advantage of the collaboration has been having access to north korean workers. they were passionate. intelligent. he's made them stand out above others other regions those were the reasons why companies in case was so happy to work with them. and they were cheap north koreans only earned one tenth of what their counterparts in south korea made on par with other cheap labor countries in the region but case song is only sixty kilometers from seoul and everyone there speaks korean for local businesses a major plus but then in two thousand and sixteen it was all over the border was closed after north korea conducted nuclear and ballistic missile tests since then the only way of accessing the country from the south has been through binoculars. that bridge back there is part of the railway line that leads to the k. song industrial complex at the moment of course back in action is closed but that could easily change and it could in fact

are all white house correspondent kimberly helka who was watching all of that statement that donald chung maint and so we have a summit on we don't really have an expectation though that it's going to be a good deal straightaway. that's right what we seem to be able to glean from the president's statement speaking there on the south lawn of the white house is that this is the start of what he expects to be a series of meetings to get some sort of agreement agreement on what nuclearize ation that is the end state that the united states is looking for but a lot of news coming out of that oval office meeting that historic meeting the first time in eighteen years that north korea and given the top financial sanctions in place by the united states even individual sanctions including the vice chair of north korea kim yong chill that that even occurred because the president speaking following that meeting at the departure alongside his u.s. secretary of state pompei oh who up to this point had been the only member of the administration to personally travel twice to north korea meeting with the n