. >> david emmanuel a resident of glen park and the vice chair of the friends of upper noe dog owner's group and we maintain the dog run and help with improvements on the reck center. we work with the businesses in the area and they always donate to our causes and provide product. we got involved in this issue and we have seen some behavior by the chain that wants to move in that is concerning. number one is they purchased sponsorships with the me merchas notion and the noe value association is a member of that. that is highly unusual to be doing a bronze or silver sponsorship and we heard from one of the board members of the commercial group saying they had to give that money back and they did that under incredible pressure. the second thing is we do know that the noe valley merchant's association did not allow it's members to participate in the decision of whether endorse or do not endorse healthy p spa and we think it's unfortunate. many of the petition signers that are endorsing healthy spot were also given incentive and a free pet food or a coupon for free pet food if they signed

enough david sanger, emmanuel macron is talking about subtraction. international diplomatic subtraction. make the g-7 basically the g 6 plus one. that is a major major development with its closest allies. >> they always had the united states at the center of it as the world's largest economy. then it was essentially the countries trying to come around it around one economic policy and in common political efforts. you will remember that after the fall of the berlin wall, it was then ex paneled for a while to the g-8. and it was going to bring in russia as a full partner. well, obviously that fell apart. and now you have the sense of america first being america alone. when you see a statement like macron's saying we're heavily happy to have a statement come out from the g-6 who share common values, the implication being the united states does not share those values. and that gets a little bit beyond a family breach. >> all right. chris, let's talk about what president trump does seem to be quite optimistic about, and that is the summit with kim jong up

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david: that's what justin trudeau and angela merkel and emmanuel macron a going to be saying to him isopened an entire can of worms. you really are opening up -- there are no trade deals -- anymore. a part of myill be show today as we talk about what china could buy from the u.s. to help basically by $25 million or more of goods. we will talk about that as well as what it will be. will it be oil, soybeans or week. we will take a look at oil into that meeting in two weeks. and she ministers next week talking about some of the differentials in the market that don't make sense. prices that -- lower in houston. how more imports in canada could change the conversation. i -- i spoke to john christmas. >> this won't be a one-time thing as you expand the base over the next several years. there will need to be more come of differentials will come back in. alix: the interesting thing to canada is as you get more oil coming in from canada, it goes to the gulf coast. that actually displaces permanent oil from the gulf coast the lab to wind its way up to cushing and that's having a very dear -- int

emmanuel macron. joining us now, national security correspondent for "the new york times" david sanger.is new book entitled "the perfect weapon: war, sabotage and fear in the cyber age" is out today. the pictures in the west wing are fairly symbolic about a lot of what happened at the singapore summit. including the president seeming to be a little obsessed with kim jong un's ability to have influence over his people. i guess with an iron fist. can we not make that deduction, given the things that he said? >> he clearly likes dictators. from duterte to -- >> do you think he would prefer to be one? >> you could certainly deduce that he would like it if everybody fell in line and explained how wonderful everything he did was. >> that would be a dictator. >> could be. or at least somebody who with tendencies of constant approval. you know, as i think you've seen from the reaction on the, in the way the children being separated from parents, you wouldn't see in north korea the level of dissent you've just seen playing out on tv, that's one very big difference. the photographs are remarkable