of the port commission to washington dc on april 26th-28, 2017 for the san francisco chamber of commerce city trip. >> >> resolution no. 17-11, the award of construction contract no. 2784, pier 23 roof repair project. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there my any public comment at this time on resolutions any public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> of resolution number >> i. >> opposed? madam secretary next item, please. >> item no. 11 - engineering. federal cost share agreement with the united state army corps of engineer for an embarcadero flood study. >> >> good afternoon, commissioners executive director forbes and i'm the manager here to present the federal cost-share been the united states corps of engineers and the port joined by cal eastbound senior project planner with the united states corps of engineers based out of the capping production in sausalito we've had a long relationship with the u78d and look forward to continuing that. >> so some background the continued authorities program the architectural on the seawall project

they do not understand thanks, commerce, cities must capitalism. hamilton growing up in a merchant house did. there is also this dimension ,hat on the bank in particular that they were -- 80% of the votes against the first bank in the congress come from virginia and maryland. rights principle states argument and are too much power in the federal government and that will be the seat of monarchy or something like that. you would expect the votes to be more randomly distributed. they were not. here is what they were actually worried about. if you have this national bank, it will be located in philadelphia, and that may lead to a chain of events in which the national capital actually stays in philadelphia or new york and does not go down to the bank of the potomac. thes connected to assumption of state debt and all sorts of things. but they are virginians first, you see, and when it becomes clear that virginia is going to control government and there will be a bank on the potomac, they make their peace with that bank. carol: jefferson thought a lot of

of the port commission to washington dc on april 26th-28, 2017 for the san francisco chamber of commerce city trip. >> >> resolution no. 17-11, the award of construction contract no. 2784, pier 23 roof repair project. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there my any public comment at this time on resolutions any public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> of resolution number >> i. >> opposed? madam secretary next item, please. >> item no. 11 - engineering. federal cost share agreement with the united state army corps of engineer for an embarcadero flood study. >> >> good afternoon, commissioners executive director forbes and i'm the manager here to present the federal cost-share been the united states corps of engineers and the port joined by cal eastbound senior project planner with the united states corps of engineers based out of the capping production in sausalito we've had a long relationship with the u78d and look forward to continuing that. >> so some background the continued authorities program the architectural on the seawall project

of the port commission to washington dc on april 26th-28, 2017 for the san francisco chamber of commerce city trip. >> >> resolution no. 17-11, the award of construction contract no. 2784, pier 23 roof repair project. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there my any public comment at this time on resolutions any public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> of resolution number >> i. >> opposed? madam secretary next item, please. >> item no. 11 - engineering. federal cost share agreement with the united state army corps of engineer for an embarcadero flood study. >> >> good afternoon, commissioners executive director forbes and i'm the manager here to present the federal cost-share been the united states corps of engineers and the port joined by cal eastbound senior project planner with the united states corps of engineers based out of the capping production in sausalito we've had a long relationship with the u78d and look forward to continuing that. >> so some background the continued authorities program the architectural on the seawall project

steves: prague's old town square, once just another farmers market, is now the heart of the city, but today, the commercethe fanciful gothic tyn church soars over everything as if to remind tourists lots of religious history took place right here. back in the 15th century, when some christians were beginning to struggle against roman catholic dominance, this was prague's leading hussite church. hussites were followers of jan hus, whose statue graces the square. he was a local preacher who got in trouble with the vatican a hundred years before martin luther and the reformation. the chalice is a symbol of hus and his followers, who believed everyone, not just priests, should be able to partake in the eucharist, or holy communion. these days, huge crowds gather at the 15th-century astronomical clock back on the old town square. the dials seem to tell you everything you could possibly want to know. it tells the phases of the moon, sunset, current sign of the zodiac, each day's special saint, and, somehow, it even tells the time. and of course, 500 years ago, everything revolved around the earth. at the top o

quality construction and sailting and ruby sailing has been a important contractor to the boast commerce in the city. both businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. after reviewing these applications and the recommendations from the historic preservation commission staff finds that the businesses have met the criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy business registry. there are two draft resolutions for consideration by the small business commission, one for each of theistry legacy business registry applicants and a motion should be in favor of the resolutions. in the resolutions please pay close attention to the core physical features or traditions that define the business. once approved by the small business commission the businesses must maintain the physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for red and white fleet it's very service and ferry sight touring tours of san francisco bay and for ruby sailing it's sailing cruises of san francisco bay. this concludes my presentation. i am happy to answer any qu

business leaders and the community, the city of lansing, michigan just voted to revoke its sanctuary status. i spoke to the president of the michigan chamber of commerceouncil to act and told them to, quote, stop wasting time on costly political statements and focus on real economic issues. here he is. listen to this. >> inow you ote a letter t the city council saying sanctuary cities are just bad for sine, ll us what you mean by that? >> i did sign a joint letter with our friends at the lansing regional chamber. at the michigan chamber, we're about job creation and economic growth. we are successful. the city council voted to rescind a vague and poorly worded resolution designating state capital as sanctuary city, that resolution could have resulted in the loss of hundreds of thousands even millions of dollars in state and federal funding, so we spoke out against that. trish: you're feeling is the law is the law? the feds have made it very clear and you're not going to go against that. unlike so many cities now, you're not going to go against, that you're not going to risk losing the resources that are provided to you by obeying the law in the first

city in north carolina. in part because of the commerce that was going on here. and also the city was an early adopter of the railroad. so it was a big center of commerce and trade. this gives you a sense of kind of the range of different kinds of shipping that was coming in, but also sort of the bustling port city nature of wilmington in the 19th century period. efore the civil war. >> it's a small colonial outpost. it's five blocks by four blocks. this side would have been the outskirts of town. anything above us would have been the wilderness. and it was kind of a seedy little town. a lot of sailors coming in and out. being in debt was a crime. we had a lot of poverty here. so on this property, on the corner of the market, was three stone and brick buildings that we still have today. that have been incorporated into the property in the house. on the house of criminals. you had general population, we have a subbasement that's underground. that would have been for more grievous crimes like murder and horse theiving, which was considered a grievous crime. and we h

the partnership for new york city is a most like the chamber of commerce if you are familiar in your city. our american viewers and colleagues may be familiar with that. many of the people who used to be on that partnership have joined the administration in some --. secretary ross is a good example. there are some personal ties. this is a very excellent group of ceos who represent global interests. you have steve schwarzman. >> we have to leave it there. thank you, tom farley, president of the nyse group. >> thank you. much appreciated. we have breaking news or you from the u.k. chancellor of the exchequer. he is commenting in a new delhi interview. he is saying he sees tensions talks --someone brexit some want brexit talks to fail. interesting comments as the u.k. and barks on these brexit negotiations. vonnie: i want to bring you more headlines, this time from j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon. he is releasing his annual letter to shareholders. he is talking about brexit and the fears that it would cost the eu to split apart. julie hyman is with us with more headlines. julie: he says the

commerce secretary wilbur ross joined the president in the oval office. >> thank you. during the campaign i traveled the nation and visited the cities and towns devastated by unfair trading

. >> armstrong: why is it important entrepreneurs, on commerce,in a generation wealth, and how that can translate into building citiesuilding communities? >> guest: the working class people, our young people, it's our future, and you know, for us to truly make a generational change we have to continue to have our current leaders of today sharing that message, and realizing and understanding it's not just about the transactions or the deal, it's about the people that that is going to impact and the generation change that occurs when those -- when those messages are >> armstrong: and welcome back to the right side with your host we're honored to be joined by the cincinnati bengals, marvin lewis, legendary, as we traveled to the city of cincinnati. it's very interesting, i know that you -- i know people like to talk to you in the context of being a legendary coach, and a coach and a sporting icon, you know, i want to talk about the things that you guys do particularly here and across the country to make lives better in the inner city. people struggle and giving them a belief that they can realize the american dream, and

city for lansing as well as tim herbert. jessica, council members changed their votes after receiving a letter or indication i think from the local and regional chambers of commerce. it seems like the business community said we do not want sanctuary city status. lansing, michigan tried to call it self a welcoming city and that didn't fly. what happened with the local taxpayers when the business people said we don't want to do it? >> i added the language to our council resolution to include the word sanctuary and i did not take part in a vote to rescind the resolution. the reason i add that term is one of the most important parts ofur constitution is the first amendment which is the right to free speech. one of the things i heard in working with mr. her whether and the investors in our business community. what they want is dependability and predictability on the city council. so to see this flip-flop of a unanimous vote into a reversal which i did not take part in yesterday is a complete disappointment and i support our mayor. liz: jim, as a business owner, are you for or against sanctuary cities? >> i'm definitely opposed to it for a couple of reasons. it violate

quality construction and sailting and ruby sailing has been a important contractor to the boast commerce in the city. both businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. after reviewing these applications and the recommendations from the historic preservation commission staff finds that the businesses have met the criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy business registry. there are two draft resolutions for consideration by the small business commission, one for each of theistry legacy business registry applicants and a motion should be in favor of the resolutions. in the resolutions please pay close attention to the core physical features or traditions that define the business. once approved by the small business commission the businesses must maintain the physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for red and white fleet it's very service and ferry sight touring tours of san francisco bay and for ruby sailing it's sailing cruises of san francisco bay. this concludes my presentation. i am happy to answer any qu

african-american chamber of commerce it is one of the california's most influential business organizations representing and promoting african-american leaders with the city of st. francis with the economic development and the san francisco chamber of commerce is creating a firm base that supports the self-determination of african-american businesses here in the city and again, thank you for your support. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> last speaker. >> bruce. >> thank you very much for allowing me to come here and my fellow other companies to talk but and express our appreciation for the leadership that your department has taken on this legislation while it is convenient and georgia great to have the data that proves a point people like myself don't need that we lived it from the relevant it consciousness in country has built structure impedes for companies to enjoy the same prestigious that are out there while this in and of itself is not going to address everything to fix it pvrment that compliments the other small steps they're doing at heroism some at this time we'll get that behind us we want to live a better life through our grandchildren

philadelphia mayor, jim kenney signed a bill requiring thehamber of commerce for tax businesses and those offered in comparable cities everyone the first report is due to count ill on june 30th of next year and future reports due every three years after that. and they are looking into third party organizations to conduct the study. >>> new jersey is beginning a new initiative to crack down on distracted drivers, one of the first program to send warning letters to distracted drivers reported by other members of the public. nora muchanic explains now. >> reporter: drivers beware. police departments all over new jersey are in the midst of a distracted driver enforce many blitz and they are asking the public's help. they can now call #~ 77 to report other drivers on the road that are reading or texting or otherwise distracted. >> a distracted driver needs to be concerned about the person in the next lane or anyone of us who sees them breaking the law. >> can you give the trips description of the vehicle and it goes to headquarters in west trenton and they are routed to local police, a summons cannot be issued but after o

commerce. he says pay equity is important. but the city should be careful about the burdens it places on local businesses. >> especially on microbusinesses that don't have hr departments or larger international or national businesses that have to create san francisco-only compliant mechanisms. >> reporter: supervisor farrell has been working with the business community but the chamber says there are a few more changes they would like to see. >> every employment situation isn't the same. and so there are cases where we believe some dialogue needs exist between applicants and an employer early in the possible hiring process. >> in 2015, the state legislature passed a similar law that would have applied to all of california. but governor brown vetoed it saying a person's prior salary is relevant information and there's little evidence that the law would actually help close the pay gap. supervisor farrell says san francisco will be the case study. >> i look forward to the state of california following our lead here in san francisco when we can

and city hall in london, we have the london chamber of commerce hosting an event where they have invitedt and how to work together across europe. we were talking to —— hoping to talk to the president of the frank frankfurt's chamber of commerce but technical reasons mean we cannot so apologies. but luckily, kathleen brooks is here in the studio to talk about the papers. we want to focus on the story about this equal pay proposition in iceland. it is really at the forefront of equal pay and equal rights. it seems like this could be a world first. definitely. iceland already has the lowest gender pay gap according to the consumer prices index. it is not just about financial equality and pay equality but political equality will come into it. also, iceland's economy is going great guns, expanding by 7% in the first quarter. these type of things seem to happen when the economy is doing well so will the same thing happen in the uk? no, for many reasons. to be fairto in the uk? no, for many reasons. to be fair to iceland, the economy was on the verge of collapse at the end of the financial cris

city. today's workshop starts at 1:30 if you're interested and it's being held on parkside drive. >>> major chamber of commerceor represent theers in san jose. last night renters fought for their right during a city council meeting. take a listen. a deeply divided crowd there as the council voted on just cause evictions, and it narrowly passed late last night, the city council approving the reform 6-5. that means that had a landlord now has to give a reason why a renter is being evicted, and that reason must match one of 12 different criteria including not paying rent or nuisance violations there, so this was considered a victory according to those who were advocating for reform, and this is what they had to say about the win. >> these landlords will survive. tennants need more protections in san jose. >> i think that that would do much better to serve this community without more ordinances. >> now the california apartment association opposed this, among others. the critics say that new regulations will mean fewer units in san jose. they also say that landlords will screen renters now more thoroughly. >>> righ

commerce secretary wilbur ross joined the president in the oval office. >> thank you. during the campaign, i traveled the nation and visited the cities and towns devastated by unfair trade policies. probably one of the major reasons i am here today, trade. trade has ever made that deals like our country has made. i saw the shuttered factories and spend time with the laid off factory workers. i heard their stories and i promise them action and i promised them a solution. all over america, you are already see that solution take place. take a look at what is going on in michigan with forward and general motors and so many more. the jobs and wealth have been stripped from our country. year after year, decade after decade, traded deficit upon trade deficit. than $7 billion last year alone and lots of jobs. thousands of factories have been stolen from our country. but these of voiceless americans now have a voice in the white house. under my administration, the theft of american prosperity will end. we are going to defend our entry and create a level playing field for the american worker, finally. today, i am signing to executive orders th

the michigan chamber of commerce and lansing regional chamber of commerce we don't want the negative connotation of sanctuary cityl issue, right? there are $6.5 million of federal funding on the line. there is bill before the michigan legislature now that would cut off sanctuary cities from revenue sharing. this is not just a crackdown on immigration. this is about a good business decision for the city. goes to show when you have a local issue that will really affect constituents and businesses, get out e, make your voices heard. can switch just like that. melissa: neil, what do you think? >> what happened the lansing city council caved to pressure from the federal government and a couple of state legislators pushing legislation, basically we'll cut off funding to you if you create, make sure your city is welcoming one. unfortunately policies that eliminate sank wear which cities make people less safe, not more safe. that is the really sad part about this. people in lansing and surrounding communities will be less safe -- melissa: how do you figure that though? >> how? that is easy. melissa: we pulled the statist

. >> eric: the -- >> if you are referring to the chamber of commerce, the majority of them do not live in the city eric: this is the end of the show, ladies, thank you very much. n i am eric bolling, in for bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here, because we are looking out for you. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." forget the explosion of a single tomahawk missile today. the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs, that is literally its name. the most powerful explosion ever, the weapons used -- there are a lot, in contrast to the previous one. watch. >> everyone knows exactly what happened. what i do is i authorize my military. we have the greatest military in the world. we have done its job as usual.l. we've given them total authorization. and that's what they are doing. that's why they've been so successful lately.

city status it gave itself only a week ago. >> i think it's the power of the business community. it was the michigan and lansing chamber of commerceg. does it make sense to have that loss? i think the city council -- lou: attorney general sessions says what about the safety of their citizens, my god! >> that's right. you are starting to see so many of these states. 33 state legislatures moving in this directs putting obstacles to make sure they don't become sanctuary states or cities. lou: the attorney general and the president committing to straighten it out. charlie: wait reveals is the low-hanging fruit after 8-15 years of ignoring his problem and allowing it to get so far out of hands. donald trump hasn't had to do anything. he just had to threat on crack down on these cities. look at the southern border. he hasn't done anything there. he hasn't built his wall yet. we have a president who says do not come here illegally. and after a president who for 8 years should have neon welcome signs saying please come across the border and come illegally. lou: paul ryan saying he's not going to be able to fund that border wall. this is p

the chamber of commerce placed flowers on his staff on the hollywood walk of fame. he headlined in las vegas to hear in atlantic city, new jersey, and was known to liven up late night talk shows. >>> a local florist is offering flowers always in season. >> reporter: it makes me happy being amongst all of these flowers. the studio at nicole's floral design is packed with color. every kind of flower you can imagine. >> if it can be grown they have it here. >> it's actually silk flowers, they look so real. nicole uses silk flours to create flower walls for big events any season. >> using it for weddings and sweet 16's. it's more affordable. >> they stand 8 feet high and feet wide creating the perfect photo backdrop. >> we need to get this for the studio. and creates arrangements for interior design. >> it really makes something that goes with the decor. nicole can create an arrangement at any time. >> with silk it's always in season. >> and no sneezing. >> love that. >>> melissa is back with the forecast. not a lot of sunshine today but the weekend will be a lot sunnier. >> it's looking really good as we get into the w

everyone is concentrated from your chamber of commerce saying businesses were being hurt rather than public safety which underlies the reason sanctuary cities told they are going to lose federal funds for law enforcement. do they both hold equal weight in your judgment and that of the city council? >> it's hard to say. we have a strong form of government. i am not saying it's inconsequential. i run the police department. they fund it. people want to stand up to trump. a lot of people feel the hateful rhetoric is divisive. our police department tried to build on community police and work with people. there is concern this current focus on illegal immigrants puts them all in one barrel -- that it's discrimination. lou: i love the fact you bought my first book in 2004 on all of this. but the president has made it clear the attorney general made it clear, they are going after criminal illegal immigrants. that's their focus and priority. >> if that's their focus, we'll be with them 100%. that's our focus keeping everybody safe. lou: you are reversing your decision to declare the city sanctuary status? >> that's the council. i think it's polarizi

commerce drive, exton, chester county. traffic moving fine coming in from phoenixville or lionville. i-95 southbound at cottman heading toward center city. northbound and southbound looking good coming in from langhorne or bensalem cruel not find a delay or weather issue affecting you. 130 climb boulevard and jackson, we have construction blocking a lane, it will be wrapping up around 6:00 a.m. 43 in allentown. 51 in philadelphia. 46 degrees in millville. today we expect a high of 67, a mostly sunny afternoon, rather pleasant no weather issues affecting you today, you can ease into your friday, brian. >> rollercoasters are supposed to give you a thrill, 25 riders in maryland got way more than they bargained for. they got stuck 100 feet in the air yesterday. >> it was going normal speed and you heard the noise and it just like stopped. >> yup, the firefighters used a rescue bucket to get everybody down to safety. passengers were stuck as long as five hours on the same ride in 2014. >>> a upstairs delivery driver was in the right spot at the right time. he was able to help put on a fire with a nearby garden hose, he was making delveries i

transportation agencies that construction and the specifically affecting city streets doubled in recent years. the san francisco chamber of commerce formed a downtown congestion working group and they want to try to find a better way to jamby working with developers. >>> 5:11 is the time. remembering the victims of the terrible shooting in san bernadino this week. the minutes the vigil held for a teacher and young student killed in an elementary school. new details about the 8-year- old boy killed. >> and this is like a grave yard for car parts. >> and traffic trouble spot on 17. commuters say -- highway 17. it's causing accidents and what is behind the crashes there. >> and spooking of highway 17, the commute in the south bay looks good, according to the maps we're keeping an eye on some crashes that happened in the peninsula and east bay and looking at the san mateo bridge. o bridge. traffic moving smoothly. >> and most locations cloudy, the napa airport and sfo reporting drizzle this morning. we'll talk about that and what looks to be a good stretch of unsettled weather. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. i-14 and drivers on

transportation agency said that the construction specifically impacts the city streets and doubled in recent years. the san francisco chamber of commerce -- in the working group to try to better manage congestion by working with developers. >>> and 6:25 is the time. the county board of supervisors is put on hold. a pr draft for now. the board was due to vote yesterday on paying more than $1 million for a rebranding campaign. juney loaders said there is corn foundation. there are several logos being used by the different departments. using one, creating a county monument could help. for the people neffing let county -- poop living in the county, they have other ideas. >> maybe we can get more clothes and seems like a lot of money. >> i think the money can be spent better elsewhere and with -- [ indiscernible ] >> and the county executive behind the idea said that he is still looking for a pr company to do the work. without that million-dollar pricetag. the county's already spend 150 for the work that should be done. >> a florida man lost out on the prize because of what i am assuming is a former friend. he was putting money in the slot

everyone is concentrated from your chamber of commerce saying businesses were being hurt rather than public safety which underlies the reason sanctuary cities told they are going to lose federal funds for law enforcement. do they both hold equal weight in your judgment and that of the city council? >> it's hard to say. we have a strong form of government. i am not saying it's inconsequential. i run the police department. they fund it. people want to stand up to trump. a lot of people feel the hateful rhetoric is divisive. our police department tried to build on community police and work with people. there is concern this current focus on illegal immigrants puts them all in one barrel -- that it's discrimination. lou: i love the fact you bought my first book in 2004 on all of this. but the president has made it clear the attorney general made it clear, they are going after criminal illegal immigrants. that's their focus and priority. >> if that's their focus, we'll be with them 100%. that's our focus keeping everybody safe. lou: you are reversing your decision to declare the city sanctuary status? >> that's the council. i think it's polarizi

going to be an agent of the state and he's by raising taxes decreasing revenue to the city and increasing the commercen cigarette and tobacco products. marijuana is challenging because of the attitude of president trump and attorney general sessions, different from the attitude of president obama and his attorneys general. they're not going to look the other way in states where it's legal frecreational purposes, only for medicinal. and this is devastating for a state like colorado where it's as available as tobacco, the feds are going to start cracking down on it. stuart: the feds in that sense are beginning to pull back on increasing acceptance of marijuana. >> yes, yes. stuart: a contradiction. >> and president obama was in the white house before he stopped smoking more of his hard left supporters were angry at him for smoking tobacco than for cracking down on marijuana. stuart: all over the country today, 4-20, people are going to be lighting up marijuana joints and smoking openly and there will not be an arrest. >> police don't want to stop you because they have more important things to do. stuart

city's transformation. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> jobs are up for grabs in wildwood. job fair happening right now at the greater wildwoods chamber of commerce conference center. you have less than an hour to get there. it ends at 7:00. >>> new at 6:00, the allentown police department is buying a high tech tool to teach officers about whether to use deadly force. this is theater 180. it's a simulator. officer uses a laser gun to interact with thousands of situation that police face to practice how to react. changes are coming to lehigh valley international airport. the airport authority is hosting a public workshop today to unveil a master plan update. it updates the 25-year development plan and project detail. they are also asking for the public to leave comments. tonight's workshop runs until 7:00. >>> sunny and warm afternoon. a look at 22nd and market street. people enjoying outdoors. walking in light jackets or no jackets at all. look at lincoln financial field right now ahead of the nfl schedule being released. we'll see showers overnight. that will lead to another nice day and a great way to kick off the weekend. >> rained early but f

cities. those are tangible things we are seeing results on, but those are things the president can do by himself. legislatively with contras -- commercethat outlives the presidency, we have not seen that. tim: and things he said he wasn't going to do he has done. now? is america first reporter: he has been criticizing involvement in syria when he was a reality tv star, and now he's launching missiles in syria. he downplayed talk of the importance of nato, and recently said he learned more about nato and realized they are important. he talked about labeling china a currency manipulator, now he says we will not talk that way about china, because it's important to work with them on north korea. those are the positions that candidate would have lashed out against someone else saying. tim: he's been very critical of his predecessor, president obama, who has been very quiet. he has been speaking today. what did he have to say? reporter: he talked a lot about the divisiveness that is going on within the country right now. everyone is in their own silos talking to people who agree with them, and watching news that fits with their worldviews.

commerce. >> telling me about the operator and how you go about finding them and they get from being in the citying in the airport. >> so first, we actually find a table and once we know what we want a sit-down we go to the neighborhoods in san francisco and other people seminary of the retail let us know about the rain water and are excited to have the local operators in the airport. >> we have to go going through the conceive selective process and they award a lease to the restaurant. >> they are planning on extending. >> we that you could out the china and the length evens and the travel serve and fourth your minds and it's all good. >> how long for a vendor to move through the process. >> i would say it could take 80 up to a year from the time we go out to bid until they actually open a restaurant. >> i don't know what we signed up for but the airport is happy to have us here. and, you know, even taking out the track simple things there's a learning curve >> with once we're here they are helpful. >> it's an award-winning program. >> we're prude of your awards we have won 11 awards the latest

commerce honored penoni for bringing business to the area and generating jobs. >>> 5:58 now on this saturday. from rhetoric to reality, the trump administration targets philadelphia as a sanctuary cityt city leaders is to say about what a -- about a threat to take away more than $1 million. >>> and i'm tracking the rain chances in your neighborhood. take a look at these charts. it's a bunch of gobbledygook, but you'll notice, it's low in dover today, but high in philly. tomorrow, nothing in philly, but a lot in dover. we have some trends going on and i will explain why it looks that way, an ominous look out at penn's landing and the ben franklin bridge. almost want to hear a fog horn. we'll be right back. >>> cleaning up for a good cause. today, thousands in our region will be grabbing the shovels and paintbrushes as part of a worldwide volunteer event. we're live in philadelphia with how you can pitch in during comcast cares day. >>> a coach in custody. this morning, we're learning that a man accused of getting one of his teen players pregnant is an undocumented immigrant. now philadelphia police say they are looking for other victims. >>> april showers, more of them are on the way

commerce. atop the state seal is an eagle sitting on a globe. the globe shows the western hemisphere and that was meant to represent the new world. and new york's important place as a port city in the development of the new world. - [eric] finally, the word excelsior encourages new yorkers to reach ever higher to achieve their goals. maybe that's why new york city has so many skyscrapers. just about everyone knows manhattan, new york is called the big apple. but did you know that manhattan, kansas has a similar nickname? it's called the little apple. with flag facts, i'm eric. (horn and drum music) (loud crashing) - if you live in oklahoma and own a donkey, be careful. it's against the law to let your donkey sleep in your bathtub. but only after seven at night. apparently it's okay for your donkey to nap in the tub during the day. - coming up, we'll walk the walls of england's historic city of york. most popular cities for tourists to visit. nicole tells us more. ('god save the queen') (orchestral music) - when you wander along the quaint streets of york, it's hard to imagine that its history was far less colorful. lining these stone lanes, called snickleways, used to be but

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city drivers that allows the drivers to unionize. this is from a request from the u.s. chamber of commerce.rary halt is not an indication of the future ruling, he would rule on this which is all wiabout the fight whether they should be treated as independent contractors or employees. >> live from london. thanks so much. >>> still ahead, tom costello breaks down the new law that has privacy advocates outraged. plus -- >> since taking office i've signed one action after another to eliminate job-killing regulations that stand in the way. i had a chart. is that chart around here someplace? could you bring me that chart please? do you mind? let me see that chart. this is something -- this is sort of incredible. >> paul ryan, yes, but who would expect president trump to get this excited over a chart? we're going to have more on the point he was so eager to illustrate next. yes. yes. kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. tidy c

chamber of commerce had asked the judge to block the ordnance before it goes into effect, arguing the rule him properly treats independent contractor driving. the cityattle says collective-bargaining would create a safer, more reliable industry. meanwhile tuesday was a pretty , tight trading session in the united states. the majors barely moved the needle. but there are some standouts in the session. let's get into them with reporter abigail doolittle. give us a sense of what really was on the move. reporter: it was a very quiet day overall for the major averages. the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq often fractionally higher after very small gains and losses on the day. one of the smallest trading ranges on the year, in fact. bloomberg.nto the each of these yellow bars represents the full trading range on the day for the nasdaq. today's range is below that pink line, one of the 10 smallest ranges this year. investors really don't have a lot of conviction today after some of the volatility we have seen in some of the other sessions represented by those bigger bars. where we did see some action, both amazon and alphabet. amazon finished up more than 1.7%, al

commerce market. we take a look at what they are drinking -- bringing to the fire. this is bloomberg ♪ . ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york citye rose." charlie: we begin this evening with syria. last night, president donald trump announced the u.s. carried out a missile strike in syria. the move follows the chemical weapons attack on tuesday which targeted civilians. president trump: tonight, i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. it is in this vital national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the