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transatlantic trade tensions rogers hopper's rule twenty eight you can experience very you know intimacy to impose retaliates return riffs on selective american goods also coming off the. record low interest rate isn't going anyway but it will wrap up its controversial not to mention costly bond buying program to the end of the year. and german businesses are busy behind the world cups despite those e.u. sanctions. this is your business update i'm head of the humphrey in berlin glad you could join me when old twenty eight countries in the european union have now agreed they want to hit back at u.s. tariffs on steel and on a minium by slapping tariffs off the road on selected u.s. products to the tune of two point eight billion euros the measures still need to be adopted by the european commission next week and the terrace with then come into force by late june or early july and we can bring in our financial correspondent yens quote is standing by for us at the new york stock exchange jenn's house the new use gone down in the u.s. . well it is going to hurt certain industries but overall

brittney hopper has the story. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) that was brittney hopper reporting.the video has gotten over 8- thousand shares. (vicki) still ahead tonight -- a huge wildfire continues to grow in lake county. why firefighters are having a particularly tough time.. (lawrence bay area weather) ((fsc/vicki)) ((fsc/vicki))and a program reminder...be sure to tune into our special 4th of july show.we will cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san franciscoit's the only 4th of july fireworks sh ithe bay area televised live.the fun starts wednesday..july 4th right here on kron 4. not many surprises at the nba awards show last night... but the most memorable may have been bill russell's reaction to charles barkley calling him last before presenting a lifetime achievment award..."sitting at this table right here is living legends. you got chet the jet walker. thank you for everything you did for me. mister elgin baylor. thank you for everything you did for me. we got mister bill russell. thank you."> you."> now look at the smile on russ

this is beating them is the hardest part i can't find cats cross hoppers and frogs which is what they be to nature so why feed the meat instead. of to. each day stefan makes about ten trips to the roof of his garage to care for the growing stalks. steepens wife died eight years ago and his children have moved out he's able to lavish all his attention on molina and her family and always follow their father to africa. told. us that he had served on you it's worse to me than when my own children leave him or from my own school i spend every minute of the day with them. getting their feet together is difficult when they're small they'll eat meat but later they only eat fish. and organizing a five kilos buckets of fish every day is a lot of work. sixty one sets off on an odyssey every day driving fifty kilometers to a good spot on the south or river. picky they die fish and they come. every day. on the bank and fishes for hours. it's always been an activity he's enjoyed. but for as well performer i was fishing when molina was shot by hunters. so i put her in the car because i knew that out

about the new fertilizer made for more to high since she decided to give it a try and from about how hoppers gobbled it does to. my site by that i was not there to do my. leg also are not healthy but now by using my new crops looks healthy and fresh and it is out. well the income i get is little and from the first time i started legally our customers come to our farm and buy the vegetables from hard to recreate because they know how products are fresh and healthy margaret a dollar doesn't use chemical fertilizers on how crops hyson based fertilizer isn't just organic it also retains water much better than ordinary chemical wants its own chemical menu as a scorching effect you there is no rain and then you see the plants that the reader but when you compare. there when you see even if the rain delays they will like to prolong their life so far forty five farmers are using the highs and fertilizer. alex two million hopes to soon convince all one thousand farmers in the region to switch to the organic menu. the number of west african chimpanzees has been declining for decades for all the usual

. >> reporter: when stephanie hopper was diagnosed with the deadly brain tumor at age 20, doctors didn't know if she'd live to finish college but incredibly more than six years later she's in remission. >> god didn't raise me up to be 20 years old and put me through evything that i've been through in my life to just kill me off with cancer. >> reporter: stephanie was the first patient to undergo a cutting edge braince university where doctors injected a form of the polio virus directly into her tumor. >> reporter: this is not the ordinary polio virus. >> reporter: it's designed to target and kill tumor cells without patients contracting polio. it stimulates the immune system to destroy stray cancer cells. promising early results reveal 21% of the patients in the study were still alive three years after treatment compared to just 4% of those who underwent standard therapies. >> this is virtually unheard of with the treatments for recurrent glioblastoma especially to have these very long-term survivals. >> reporter: the next step, a bigger study with more patients, but it's giving stephani

the situation of those on the boat who wish to apply for refugee status but what are you course the hopper is trying to circle some allies across europe and we've heard from the italian foreign ministry saying that. he needs his opposite number in rome that they will be having meetings on immigration in the near future we also know that the austrian chancellor sebastiaan curtsey is in berlin for meetings will also fit in a meeting on wednesday with smith with mr hoffa on this issue but this is where it comes to a point this isn't just a. problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angela merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince other nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of an overland. entranced. on systems against the. illegal migration so i think the german government has to do as well according to the majority or put your opinion among other european member states and i think then zero often knows this very well and two years on

the situation of those on the boat who wish to apply for refugee status but like a year course the hopper is trying to circle some allies across europe and we've heard from the italian foreign ministry saying that. he needs his opposite number in rome that they will be having meetings on immigration in the near future we also know that the austrian chancellor sebastiaan curtseys in berlin for meetings will also fit in a meeting on wednesday with mr hoffa on this issue but this is where it comes to a point this isn't just a. problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angela merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince other e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of an overland. entranced. fortified on systems against the throw off the illegal migration so i think the german government has to do as well according to the majority or put your opinion among other european member states and i think the zero often knows this very well and

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and made that very clear in the hopper case. >> what is the reliance -- >> i'm sorry. >> what is the reliance you're talking about other than the retroactivity question? >> companies have made their decision based upon a business model understanding what the quill standard requires. >> so the assumption when you're talking about decisive is that the decision was wrong. so you're saying they have made business decisions on the basis of the erroneous decision when the decision is based on the fact that -- well, used taxes are not being paid. in other words, the benefit comes from them. not just from the fact that they don't have to collect. but from the fact that most people aren't paying used taxes. . . . >> is their brief that i could read determine what constitutes a small business? i don't have the answer to that but is 200 sales a year or a minimum? or something higher? that has the minimum amount of sales? i don't know i don't know enough about the internet to make a judgment that these are the right numbers. >> the small business administration to find small business in various

brittney hopper reports. nats: 00:00:15 why do you hate us? cause you're mexican.se we're mexicans?!!" in this video that has now gone viral you can hear a woman screaming to this man and his mother to go back to mexico, calling this man a drug dealer, a rapist and an animal... what the woman doesn't know is that the man is 27 year old esteban guzman who was born and raised in lake arrowhead. he just graduated from cal state pomona and is now working on getting his masters degree... sot: 03:28:17 "she doesn't know who we are. so if she wants to sit down and talk i am more than happy to explain who i am and what i do." guzman who works as an administrative assistant in culver city monday through friday, then helps his family's construction business in lake arrowhead on the weekends was doing yard work with his mother saturday morning.. guzman says the confrontation started after some debris went onto her yard. in the video you can hear guzman telling the woman he was born and raised in the unites states and that he is not a rapist or drug dealer to which the woman r

but we are tracking a crash north of here and this is along 101 right at hopper road.hit a deer. no worth if it's blocking lanes. we'll continue to kind monitored on that if that lane has to get blocked. along highway 37, we are tracking a smooth ride. we are still in the green although we are starting to see travel times increase. we are looking at 28 minutes between 80 and 101. richmond/san rafael bridge still moving and grooving right at the limit there in the green making your way over to 101 and here's a live look at the eastshore freeway in hercules right there at highway 4. so far, no major slowdowns for drivers heading westbound over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. 580 approach starting to get crowded especially in the right lanes. and here's a live look at the macarthur maze. you can see the backup starting to grow stretching to the foot of the maze and the 580 approach seeing a lot of brake lights. slow and go until you get past the pay gates. 18 minutes into san francisco. a wind advisory in place for drivers heading across the span. so be careful. that's

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he plays jim hopper on "stranger things."ome david harbour. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: nice to meet you, good to have you here. >> nice to meet you, thanks for having me. >> jimmy: do you know drew barrymore? >> i do not know her but i accosted her on the street. >> jimmy: you did, yeah, yeah, right before "stranger things" came out. we shot it, it was coming out in a couple of weeks. i saw her coming out of a building, i yelled "drew, drew, i have a show coming out that's based on your movies when you were younger!" >> jimmy: how did she react? >> she did this thing that is kind of a celebrity thing. which i wasn't very famous at the time but i kind of understand now. you kind of pretend that nothing is happening around you. [ laughter ] that it isn't going on. it is the best response ever. when you're walking around no, people yell "stranger things!" it's blinders. >> jimmy: she's about as nice a human being as she is. >> she's lovely, she came back and we discussed it. >> jimmy: that's a nice move. you're going to

brittney hopper reports. nats: 00:00:15 why do you hate us? cause you're mexican. cause we're mexicans?!!" in this video that has now gone viral you can hear a woman screaming to this man and his mother to go back to mexico, calling this man a drug dealer, a rapist and an animal... what the woman doesn't know is that the man is 27 year old esteban guzman who was born and raised in lake arrowhead. he just graduated from cal state pomona and is now working on getting his masters degree... sot: 03:28:17 "she doesn't know who we are. so if she wants to sit down and talk i am more than happy to explain who i am and what i do." guzman who works as an administrative assistant in culver city monday through friday, then helps his family's construction business in lake arrowhead on the weekends was doing yard work with his mother saturday morning.. guzman says the confrontation started after some debris went onto her yard. in the video you can hear guzman telling the woman he was born and raised in the unites states and that he is not a rapist or drug dealer to which the wom

that was a article i—hopper incident i commented about.ent. i am not proud of that. i said sorry. i will move on from it now. rory mcilroy is one of many players to have fallen victim to the windy conditions at the us open. the northern irishman is ten over par after his first round at shinnecock hills. good news for england's ian poulter. he shares the clubhouse lead with the usa's scott piercy on one under. but it was the 201! champion mcilroy, along with his playing partners phil mickleson and jordan speith, who really struggled. mcilroy with seven bogeys and three double bogeys in his round of 80. russell henley the leader on the course, on 3 under. that is all the sport for now. you can that is all the sport for now. you ca n follow that is all the sport for now. you can follow the golf with the live updates on the bbc sport website. a lot more there across today. that is it for now. thank you, sarah. the government is to relax immigration rules, to allow more skilled workers from outside the eu into the uk. the home office is expecte

corruption and i probably leave you with one thought, which is he's one of several people we have in the hopper. these are senior folk who deserve to receive sanctioning for their corrupt practices. we also sandwiched selection on monday with the president signing an additional executive order that, as -- if you heard or watched maduro's reaction to you can tell that it stunned him deeply. we've now sanctioned 70 individuals and had 40 executive orders under this president. and this is done primarily to punish those pillaging venezuelan coffers. but it's not just about punishing. sanctions are intended to change behavior. they're intended to change behavior of those sanctioned so they can try to find a way out in cooperation and correcting their behavior. and it's also to be a disswassive factor from those that are doing the same or contemplating doing the same. once sanctioned, you want be sanctioned in perpetuity and there's a way out. i think that's a message we need to remind folk of as we look at it's not just a punitive measure or action. but it is to punish. and what i would say is it's

i have here in my hand figures from the german ministry of the interior under minister seal hopper who said that crime has gone down 5.1% in germany, in fact, it is the lowest rate in a quarter century in germany and violent crime down 2.4% and burglary down 23% and theft down 11.8%. where did the president get the statement that crime was way up in germany under the merkel plan for american jews. >> i'm not aware of the report and i would be happy. >> it is from the german ministry. >> and i heard that but i haven't heard that and i will there to check into it. >> and i read the first lady's statement put out and she seems very troubled by the zero -- this zero-tolerance policy. is there any sort of daylight between the president and the first lady on this issue? >> i think we've made it abundantly clear the daylight exists between democrats in congress and their ability to change this law. the president himself said that he doesn't -- he hates the images and hates the process and that is why he's asked for it to be fixed. i feel like we keep ignoring the fact that the president isn't

every single day there were new amendments thrown into the hopper. just a bit of trivia, while you are looking at the picture, you will never see one of hendrik -- henry kissinger's staffers in these pictures because at the very beginning, under kennedy, george bundy and had staff were an integral part of the staff of the white house. when lbj was president, they had and so that was integral forth. henry from the beginning said my staff is to be totally separate from the white house staff. everybody except for the situation room which was under henry, everybody's moved out of the upstairs of the west wing over to a different area and taken out of the white house mess. we had our own mess. >> the reason why you couldn't sign memos, only henry submitted them. you guys were the -- you are locked in a room doing the work. that is right. the other mess in the white house. [laughter] >> exactly. but, henry felt strongly, that in order to run the national security with a majority congress in the hands of the democrats, his staff had to be seen as nonpartisa

certain degree so i'm going to suggest that there are two things that need to be tossed into this hopper. fitfal the fir element is that it would be good to have a good historical analogy that would help us think through the nature of the chinese challenge. just reading the literature over the last generation or so, there's not a whole lot of -- not been many attempts to do that, but those who have attempted to do it have likened china's rise to the rise of germany in the late 19th century and early 20th century, which i think is only an analogy of limited value. the one that i would like to toss out there and talk about a bit is to talk more about the rights of bourbon, france, beginning in the 1660s and continuing through really -- to the battle of waterloo. the thing that makes the difference is that france was both a continental power and a maritime power. s anmply aast asian maritime challenge, to the united states and its allies, we're missing a lot of -- we're certainly not seeing things the way that the chinese see things, and to go back to one of nate's five points were, we're m

those in a test market we have the frozen mexican shake, testing margaritas, a few more things in the hoppert thing is, let's be methodic methodical, quick to not hurry >> reporter: as you mentioned, that's right here. people are wondering, is this going to be just like taco bell? two former executives now at the helm of chipotle this is what he said about that. >> our goal is not to turn this into a fast food type enterprise this brand has unique merits all its own. i've never seen more passion in a brand in my entire career, and that brings a special emotional component that people have i think we'll do seasonal promotions bur promotions, but not characterizing it as limited time offerings that's not where we want to go or need to go. >> reporter: so far, guys, i've only tried this, very good, but remember, this is the test kitchen so that quesadilla, the shakes, only available here. testing in markets they feel represent the national scale and then they decide where to roll them out if you're in new york, try these items out, but you can't get them across the country yet. kelly, back to y

i am speaking of susan hopper, an individual in our article.usan says it was heartbreaking to be close to retirement and have felt she had built a partnership with her company and union. a partnership with work is what we all want. that is what we all want from a job. these people are calling and saying it is the end of manufacturing here, they are feeling that. all the workers i speak to come including the ones who are still at carrier, they had been moved off of fan coil assembly and onto furnace assembly, they are aware that their union contract only runs through 2020. they are worried about the change at the larger corporation. chief executive officer of utc does communicate with the media usually in scripted news conferences with jim cramer. you can go through those and parse those, and you can see evidence from two years ago that they were shifting manufacturing towards pratt whitney. it is hard to argue that will not produce jobs for connecticut, but that does not help indiana and the midwest. host: go ahead. caller: hello. i am from a u

temperatures coming up, it is expected for the warmer locations and monday into tuesday, turning hopperr the inner east bay 81 for brentwood. closer to the bay, low 70s and oakland, if you are headed to see the a's play it will be gorgeous. 65 in san francisco, low 60s at the coast, pacifica, half moon bay, low 70s in santa cruz and mid-70s the afternoon high for san jose. this is a look at the extended forecast, temperatures continue to climb as we go back to work on monday, the hottest day right now looks like tuesday. temperatures are in the low 80s around the bay, mid-90s expected for the inland cities, also it will be parade day, if you are coming out to oakland, upper 70s to near 80s expected for the parade. wednesday into thursday the temperatures will cool down, thursday looks to be the cooler day. all in all, hard to complain, we have gorgeous weather coming our way for the end of the weekend. >>> no jacket needed, we will be right up, by the way. >> thank you rosemary. >>> triple crown glory, we will have more unjustified, your winner at the belmont stakes yesterday along with

transatlantic trade tensions rogers hopper's rule twenty eight you can experience very you know intimacy to impose retaliates free tariffs on selective american goods also coming off the. record low interest rate isn't going anyway but it will wrap up its controversial not to mention costly bond buying program by the end of the year. and german businesses are busy behind the world cups despite those e.u. sanctions. this is your business update i'm heading home free in berlin glad you could join me when old twenty eight countries in the european union have now agreed they want to hit back at u.s. tariffs on steel and on a minion by slapping tariffs off the road on selected u.s. products to the tune of two point eight billion euros the measures still need to be adopted by the european commission next week in the terrace with.