dan simon spoke to some workers to gauge the mood in the industry. >> reporter: the solar industry haslarge part to cheap solar panels from asia. jobs have been plentiful, now the industry is bracing for a slow down and even possible layoffs. what did you think when you heard about? >> it's nerve wracking. you're trying to keep your head above water and the feeling in the back of your mind, what could happen next? >> reporter: shiloh saw a promising future in solar and now he's not so sure. >> i have personally been working in this industry for nine years and to figure out a whole different career path would be nerve wracking for me and my wife. >> reporter: president trump's new 30% tariff on solar panels. a move designed to help american manufacturers getting crushed by inexpensive imports. >> they're making solar products now much more so in the united states. our companies have been decimated and those companies are going to be coming back strong. >> reporter: but the solar industry energy association says it will hurt consumers with higher prices and could cost 23,000 workers thei

i want to head up north to san francisco where dan simon is. dan, tell us about the screen where you are. >> well, hi, brianna. i have covered a lot of activist rallies in san francisco, and this is one of the biggest ones i have ever seen. i was standing pretty much in this exact same spot when same-sex marriage became the law of the land, and i have to say, the crowds today are basically about the same size in terms of when you compare it to that historic date. i want to show you an example of the kinds of things we're seeing today. this right here, a group of frun friends, all coming together. they have signs with similar themes. i'm going to talk here to the sort of the leader of this group here, katie. you guys all got together. you marched last year. >> we did. >> tell me what it feels like to come together this year. >> we were just really frustrated by the lack of action. and we were very energized when we came last year to get together and be in this large environment where we're all just jazzing each other up. i have my friends, it's n

dan simon is in perris, california, with the very latest. more and more about this family and the disturbing story what do you know? >> we know this whole situation unraveled because one of the daughters, a 17-year-old, she had the courage to escape. she climbed out of a window. this is the home behind me. she climbed out of a window early sunday morning. she called 911 just before 6:00 a.m. she said she was being held against her will, said the same about her brothers and sisters. when deputies caught up with her, she showed them pictures on her cell phone, and that made them believe what she was telling them. then of course deputies came to the house, they did a welfare check, they discovered the horrific conditions. they saw at least three of the children were chained to furniture, it was foul-smelling, just terrible inside. of course all of the children were taken to various hospitals. their psychological well-being and physical well-being being looked after. of course the parents in jail being held on various charges. child endangerment

but cnn's dan simon reports from pleasanton, many local solar industry workers could be left in the darke solar industry has been hot. thanks, in large part, to cheap solar panels from asia. jobs have been plentiful.but now the industry is bracing for a slowdown and even possible layoffs.reporter: "what did you think when you heard about it?"shiloh wernick, solar industry employee:"it's definitely nerve-wracking. you're trying to keep your head above water and get your bills paid and stuff and to have in the back of your mind this feeling of what you're thinking what could happen next."shiloh wernick saw a promising future in solar. now, he's not so sure.shiloh wernick, solar industry employee:"i personally have been working in this industry for nine years, and to figure out a whole different career path would be very nerve wracking for me and my wife."the uncertainty - a direct result of president's trump's new 30% tariff on imported solar panels. a move, he says, designed to help american manufactures, getting crushed by inexpensive imports.pres trump / no name fonts needed: "so we'll

cnn's dan simon is in san francisco with the latest. dan. >> reporter: good morning, chris.efinitely had folks on their toes this morning when you had this major earthquake off the coast of alaska. you had much of the entire western united states, at least the coast of the united states that was under a tsunami watch. we're here along ocean beach in san francisco. you have this three-mile beach with ocean behind me. we've been looking at the ocean to see if there's been any sort of activity. at this point, chris, we can tell you that the watch here in washington and the entire region has been canceled. as for what is happening in atlantic, they're now under a tsunami advisory. obviously you had folks evacuate. things are said to be calm now because of this watch or advisory has now been issued. but certainly folks were anxious. but for now, just watch your local news. if you live in alaska. and we'll keep you updated as furtherer developments warrant it. >> thank you so much for that. >>> now to a cnn exclusive. president trump is expected to invite french president imemmanl

that is los angeles, and now we go to san francisco and dan simon is standing by there. dan, how's the crowd? >> hi, brooke. first first of all, it is a beautiful sunny day here in san francisco and that means that you will have a lot of people flooding downtown san francisco, and we are here in city, and things are underway about 30 minutes ago, and this is being san francisco, one of the most liberal towns in ameri america, you do of course have a strong anti-donald trump undercurrent here and i would say a majority of the signs have donald trump messages, but i do have to say that the organizers here are trying to keep the focus off trump and trying to get more women elected. i wanted to introduce you to organizers here, sophia who helped to lead the march here in san francisco and what is the main message that you want to convey to people out here. >> thank you so much for having me. and last year was more about mobilizing and we talked about hearing our voice, and getting out on the streets and doing that, and this year we want more action, so we are doing it based a

(justine) but as cnn's dan simon reports from pleasanton, many local industry workers could get leftrs on roofthe solar industry has been hot. thanks, in large part, to cheap solar panels from asia. jobs have been plentiful.but now the industry is bracing for a slowdown and even possible layoffs.reporter: "what did you think when you heard about it?"shiloh wernick, solar industry employee:"it's definitely nerve-wracking. you're trying to keep your head above water and get your bills paid and stuff and to have in the back of your mind this feeling of what you're thinking what could happen next."shiloh wernick saw a promising future in solar. now, he's not so sure.shiloh wernick, solar industry employee:"i personally have been working in this industry for nine years, and to figure out a whole different career path would be very nerve wracking for me and my wife."the uncertainty - a direct result of president's trump's new 30% tariff on imported solar panels. a move, he says, designed to help american manufactures, getting crushed by inexpensive imports.pres trump / no name fonts needed

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dan walker will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. here are the headlines: the four—time olympic champion gymnast, simoner usa team doctor, larry nassar. he was jailed last month for possessing child pornography. i3 brothers and sisters have been rescued by police from a house in california, where some of them had been chained to their beds. police said they appeared malnourished and dirty. for the second time in seven months, romania is without a prime minister. left—winger mihai tudose resigned on monday after losing a battle with the leader of his own party. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. many newspapers in the uk are grappling with the detail of the colla pse grappling with the detail of the collapse of carillion. we begin with the front page of the financial times. it leads with carillion‘s collapse, saying there's anger, not least because policy on bosses bonuses was changed in 2016, making it harderfor them to be to be clawed back. let's look at the front page of the daily mail. we do not often have this paper in this particular review.

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