jody hernandez joined us with more on what happened at the meeting and what happens now, jody. >> reporter: jessica, a lot of folks in the city of antioch had been hoping that the city would add the rainbow gay pride flag to the other flags displayed outside antioch city hall, but last night the council got an earful and they say they need more time to draft and consider a resolution. >> what it says is we embrace everyone. you are welcome here. >> and that's the message the director of contra costa's rainbow community center says flying the gay pride flag over antioch city hall will send. >> i see it as a symbol of hopeb n raised around the o mean that >> reporter: not everyone in antioch agrees. >> city council should not poli expressions. >> a handful of vocal people showed up at the city council meeting and they urged city leaders to vote against the proclamation to fly the flag during the month of june, gay pride month. >> it goes against my faith and it goes against my beliefs. lauren posada says raising the gay pride faith would not be inclusive of her christian belief. >> christian

thank you, jodi. >>> a very unexpected discovery. hundred the of weapons, rifles and pistols, check this out, found scattered in a homeby hills home. that's an exclusive area next to beverly hills. lapd and the atf raided the home after getting a tip that someone was trafficking illegal firearms. the guns are now in police hands, but it's unclear if any charges will be filed. >>> well, going to extremes to elude capture. a man faked his death of jumping off the golden gate bridge. he's a wanted fugitive. he was arrested and released. no body was ever found. he was found living in a storage trailer in florida under a fake name. he's set to return to california for charges. >>> is sex education in the classroom too revealing?d debat capital. a few hundred parents gathered across the street from the state board of education. they argue the curriculum is too graphic. the fight centers around four recommended books, and they say they are too revealing. >> the information our state board wants to give third and fourth graders is too graphi

jodie lives in hamilton, a canadian city with a caledonian heritage.t work and wealth, now the future is far less certain. tens of thousands of people used to be employed here in hamilton in the steel industry. that number has dwindled dramatically. in part because of automation, leaving many people deep in poverty, and looking to the state for help. jodie and herfamily now feature in this exhibition, which tells the stories of basic income recipients, taken by a photographer who was herself part of the trial. this is tim, a friend of mine in hamilton, and a workplace injury means he is unable to work. he said he was able to visit his family for the first time in years because of basic income. it was amazing, i learned a lot. what the people were using money for was to eat healthy food, they didn't have to go to food banks, they were going back to school, they were moving into safer housing. but suddenly, last summer, all of that changed. the programme isn't doing what it is intending to do. and it's quite expensive. so, we have decided that we will wi

many people were left deep in poverty and looking to the state for health. jodi and her family povertyow feature in this exhibition which tells the story of basic income recipients, taken by a photographer who was herself part of the trial. tim, had a workplace injury. he said he was able to visit his family for the first time in years because of basic income. i learned a lot because what the people were using money for was eat healthy foods, going back to school, moving into safer housing. but suddenly, le sommer, all that changed. the programme is not doing what it is intended to doing and it is quite expensive and so we have decided that we will wind the programme down. i will have more details at a later date but i want to ensure 0ntarians who are on the basic income pilot project that we will do it ethically. the decision taken in toronto to abandon the trial was controversial and the premier who introduced the pilot has this message for scotland...” introduced the pilot has this message for scotland... i say, bravo, my hope for you is it that you will be able to design a pilot an

reporting live in lafayette, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, jodi. a deadly crash in the east bay, and it brought traffic to a crawl for hours. it happened just before noon on the northbound 680 when a porsche and jeep collided near treat boulevard exit. chp says the 63-year-old driver of the porsche died. two passengers in the jeep suffered minor injuries. the crash left debris scattered across multiple lanes. >> the porsche was going the opposite way of traffic, and the black truck was going the right way of traffic. i don't know what -- how that car spined around or what was the cause of the accident. it was just a big crash. >> chp also trying to figure out exactly what happened, but says it does not appear that alcohol was a factor. >>> and that is part of the downside of many holiday weekends, the alarming number of deadly accidents and duis. the chp says so far at least 21 people have been killed in car crashes statewide over this weekend. at least half of those people were not wearing seat belts. >> very important to remember that, you know,

[applause]. >> thank you, jody. my name is debbie and i am the director of the san francisco department of environment, and i'm thrilled and honored to be out here on this beautiful day joined by the sierra club, joined by mothers out front, joined by all the people of san francisco who care so deeply about this issue under the leadership of late -- mayor breed. our next speaker is really the reason why we are here today. so dr. david klein, the c.e.o. of this hospital understands that healthcare is not only about the health of the individual, it is about the health of the community and of the planet. and under his leadership, and his willingness to take a step forward, he said, i know what we need to do, we need to show the world what is possible and we will do that through the operation of our building. with this, let's welcome dr. klein. [applause]. >> thank you, debbie, and thank you mayor breed, we are so pleased to be here with you on earth day to address this very important topic. in december of 2017, our dig

jodi comber, scouse girl, an absolute star. she is brilliant. and let us not forget sandra oh.are splendid people. they are slender people. that is my point. it's fantastic. great to have your new programme. “— it's fantastic. great to have your new programme. —— splendid people. i will see you soon. hello there, good morning. it was 18 degrees again on sunday, but for many of us it's going to get warmer over the next few days. the weather this week looks very different from what we had last week. this was a typical weather pattern — jetstream to the south. we were in the colder air. that brought showers and longer spells of rain, as much as an inch of rain in some places last week. but, at least for the next few days, the jetstream is deflected well to the north of the uk. we're in the warmer air, and we've got high pressure that's dominating and keeping it dry just about everywhere. having said that, though, there is this cloud that's spilling around the top of it. that's pushing its way into scotland, and it's not as cold here as it has been during recent nights. pretty chil

reporting live in pittsburg, i'm jodi hernandez.bc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> we know the identity of the young man's body found in half moon bay over the weekend. the san mateo county coroner's office said it was a high school senior boogie boarding two weeks ago. he was slated to play football for the university of wyoming in the fall. >>> another one san francisco business calling it quits. the last day for the lucca ravioli company. mark matthews was there this morning. boy, was it packed. so many people there. everyone wanted to be there for that last moment, mark. >> reporter: you're right. the doors closed at 2:00. just a minute ago, some of the counter men and women walked out after spending the afternoon toasting the end of an era. earlier today, it was wall to wall with long-time customers. there was barely enough room to maneuver in the store to get to the stack of ravioli boxes on the back wall freezer. >> that's the owner selling the place. >> i've been here 53 years. store has been here 94. number 53! >> repor

david: we are joined by jodi schneider. jodi, whatsapp -- what comes after may?plause] [laughter] watch i again to get a deal through parliament. that is continually rejected this. wab bill will have to go through quickly. mps leave before summer holiday in july. in june, she will try to get this through parliament. try to get them to agree to this. if that is the case, it would go forward. there is a great likelihood that won't occur as it has not changed, the legislation. it has been repeatedly rejected. rishaad: the eu says that is it. it we are not renegotiating. this is take it or leave it. what are the chances of her getting it through this time? it's the fourth time she's tried it. time,there is the fourth then there was the indicative vote. it has been more than four times. there is not a great likelihood. she doesn't have many other options. she basically tried to negotiate with labor seven weeks ago. they started those negotiations to the people in her own party. those did not go anywhere. her plan was to do indicative votes. that failed. those indicati

we from strictly come dancing, jodie whittakerfrom doctor who.aturday night takeaway. those nominations come from a series where an part and had to miss the last two shows last year because of his drink—driving conviction. bafta have nominated them in multiple categories here this evening. and a familiar face will be on the red carpet and inside, dean joan bakewell who will be on the red carpet and inside, deanjoan bakewell who is being given the highest accolade bath that can provide, the bafta fellowship. i mentioned killing eve and bodyguard because they have got and bodyguard because they have got a lot of attention in the drama category? two of the most talked about shows, killing eve leading the way with six nominations including two in the best actress category for sandra oh and jodie comer. also a nomination for best drama where it will be up against bodyguard, the most watched drama for the last decade. you have also got keeley hawes being nominated in that category for best supporting actress. it is difficult to know who is going to win

reporting live in brentwood, jodi hernandez. >> we know jeremy newberry well. he is not a guy you want to get on a bad list of. >>> what to except for the weather this weekend and the damage we have already seen. today a storm weakened tree wiped out a palestine in downtown martinez. you see it there. the damage shut down parts of several local streets. pg&e crews are working on the line now. no word when the streets will reopen. not much rain today, jeff, but that's about to change? >> yeah. we had a nice break today, a lot of sunshine. all of those changes has everything to do with this cloud cover in the pacific. this is all the moisture, the latest storm system aimed right here at northern california. now, look at doppler radar. we do not have any rainfall tonight. if you have plans, you can expect dry weather. but that storm system again begins to line up by 6:00 in the morning tomorrow. so it's dry for anything you have extremely early in the morning, and the rain is going to be slow to start. you see at 9:30 in the morning just a few showers here in mari

investigative reporter jodie fleischer found popular police field tests can't tell the e differenceeenbd and marijuana. >>> i wasn't worried about it at all. i was confident in the product. >> reporter: that confidence was tested hen d.c. policeraided a party where michael was selling cbd and placed samples of his products intoos di field tests like these. what did you think when the test turned positive? >> i was shocked. >> reporr: the tests are designed to be a cheap and easy way for officers to test for a. marijuan if the chemicals inside turn purple, it's considered a positive result. the i-team put the fieldest cal police use to the test with samples of cbd products l marketed withow or no thc. the field test only looked for cannabinoids psent in marijuana and cbd. >> it's not a surprise. the test is desig to t ed ted t. >> reporter: the few cases that go to court first get verified in the lab. virginia just changed its marijuana law to allow hemp products with trace amounts of thc, but the i-team found even the state labs can't tell h much thc is in most pr ucts. >> we are worki

jodi hernandez is live where officers have begun inspecting stores. >> reporter: that's right. richmond police began their inspections this week to make sure stores and smoke shops are following the law. now while many parents say the ban will help kids in this community, store owners we talked to today say it's hurting their bottom line. he shows us his empty store shelves that used to be filled with flavored cigarettes, but a ban on flavored tobacco products has kicked in, he says, snuffing out half his business. >> the law is basically set in place to help with the youth here in our community, so that they are given more of a deterrent. >> reporter: richmond police say the aim is to keep the products away from kids. this week they began inspecting stores to make sure retailers are in compliance. >> if they aren't, we will, they will be subject to fines. and also possibly could lose their tobacco retailer license. >> it's very dangerous, poisoning our kids. >> reporter: tiffany harris says flavored cigarettes and vaping have become a huge problem with richmond teens. harris h

jodi hernandez is live where the dog is under quarantine right now. there's a new twist to this case. >> reporter: that's right. we're told that the dog that bit that little girl was rescued from the camp fire and had recently been adopted. tonight the animal is in quaranti quarantine at the contra costa county animal shelter while the little girl is recovering from the bites. this is a popular place for families with young children, but it's also a draw for dogs. last night that combination proved to be a bad mix when a dog on a leash bit a 2-year-old little girl. >> the child had picked up a ball, where the dog was playing, and that caused a reaction whereas the dog lunged. >> reporter: the toddler was severely bitten in the face and underwent surgery last night. >> this park has had a problem for a while. it's gotten worse as more people move into the area. >> reporter: park goer cheryl khan is not all together surprised. she sees a lot of irresponsible dog owners. dogs off leash are common. >> you may think your dog is super friendly, but you neve

let's go to jodi snyder.nted out, it is this body that was created in january by the u.k., germany, and france, basically to allow there to be trade with iran without going through american banks, without having to go through the u.s., which, of course, the u.s. pulled out of that nuclear accord with iran even though its allies still remain in it, so now, the u.s. is escalating those tensions that divide what to do about a ran by saying they are threatening penalties against the financial body, and saying that, basically, and this is according to a letter obtained by bloomberg, that there basically could be sanctions against anyone associated with it, and they could be barred from the u.s. financial system, so this really is escalating those tensions. that divide has grown since the u.s. has left that accord, and, of course, the sanctions against iran significantly in recent months increased. in the u.s.,here we saw special counsel robert mueller speaking for the first time in public. he stopped from fully ex

other cities who tried the product had to say about it and why some of them are no longer using it.he jodie fleisc news4 team. >> i'm interested to see that since i livein the district. >> yeah. >> and i would love to see anythingtshat would get the ra -- the rats in d.c. are scary.ar they as big as my arm, and they will come up and ask you for your >>lunch. or take it. >> seriously. >>> we have an update on the seductive peacock wreaking havoc in loudoun county. >> heatf's been d. chip flew the coop -- ikchip, le casanova or something -- >>e your barry white voice. >> looking for a mate. several people had been close to catching the bird but he kept taking a into the trees. the promiscuous peacock wasfi lly captured yesterday five miles from his home. his owner brought in some female pea hen aa hens as they arnown lure him down. >> plyg dness! -- my goodness. that is not okay. you're going to put the pea hens out for bait? time. works every >> nature, eun, it's how this happens. >> i hope issue that okay. >> they're . they already -- they're already part of the same family. >> they know hi

jodie fleischer, news4 i-team. >>> 4:50 right now. a perfect day for baseball. news4 is at nats park. >> storm team 4 is already on the fieldfor weather day. our chuck bell is live at nats hrk this morning. chuck, youe guests joining us for the game today. >> reporter: yeah. we'll have a lot of schoolkids coming. there's also -- interviews with the people to keep the ballpark running great. really today is allki about and science and education and maybe just a dash of fun. harmony hills elementary school in silver spring, i had the great pleasure of going up there and letting these kids know that they were coming to the game. take alook. how many of you would like to go to a baseball game? well, how about this --we've got tickets for everybody to go to a baseball game! [ cheers ] all right. there you go. i'm doing my best oprah -- you get a ticket, you get a ticket! about 100 fourth graders at harmony hills. great kids. i was impressed that they wanted to come. only one had ever been to a national league baseball game before or any league for that matter. so it

in rio vista, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> an interesting discovery after a house firey. firefighters responded to a fire at a home on santa maria avenue in castro valley around 7:00 a.m. after they put out the flames, neceity noticed ae where the fie started. the alameda county sheriff's department is investigating whether the owner was growing that pot. >>> if you went to college in the '70s, '80s or '90s, lucky lager is making a comeback. it was once the best selling beer in california. the lucky brand was brewed here in san francisco until 1978. it will now be brewed at 21st amendment brewery, also in san leandro, actually. lucky lager's well-known x logo has been given a makeover. it features the name in several languages that you hear in the area, english, chinese, spanish, korean and vietnamese. pretty cool. >>> gamers get ready. the newest x-box hit stores. it's the all digital edition. it's the first gaming console without a disk drive made by microsoft. it comes pre loaded with three video games. if they want more, they can download them. th

including one for best drama and two in the best actress category for its two leads, sandra oh and jodietic assassin. there are three nominations for the year's most watched show, bodyguard, including best drama and best actress. it is time for me to say hello. ant did not take part in the final episode of saturday night takeaway, following his drink—driving arrest and subsequent conviction. he and his co—star dec nominated for best entertainment performance, however, and the itv show for best entertainment programme where it will be up against the bbc‘s strictly come dancing. there are also four nominations for a very english scandal, the mini—series about the jeremy thorpe scandal, including a best actor nomination for hugh grant and best actress for ruth wilson who played her own grandmother in the drama mrs wilson. this year, the highest accolade, the bafta fellowship, goes to the journalist and broadcaster joan ba kewell, recognising her huge contribution to tv. i'm joined now in studio by scott bryan, tv critic and co—host of bbc‘s must watch podcast. idid use i did use the baftas

jodie. >> the problem is twofold. first these field tests used by police around the country to identify marijuana also turned positive when testing cbd. the test can't tell the difference. in this laeetter the director o forensic science warned about that and the limitations o testing. virginia's law changed the definition of marijuana back in march to allow for industrial hemp and products like cbd. those products are now allowed to have trace amounts of thc no greater than .3%. that's a component that can get urs high. the state forensic lab can oy measure that percentage in oil. they're still working on getting equipment up and running to measure the amount of thc, plant material and otherroducts. once the labs develop that capability, it will be used to test evidence from cases where the plant material is, quote, packaged and labeled as a hemp product or if the defendant claims the product is in compliance with the law. now virginia's lab director told me she expects to have the new test up and running later this

jodie comer. the name just eluded me for a second! i was like, "oh, she's going to assassinate me!"iting. and keeley hawes for bodyguard. we are not going to be able to say which one is coming through. such a competitive field. bodyguard got huge ratings, very popular, not as well critically received as something like killing eve. yes. with bodyguard the fact it was such an unexpected success, i think even the bbc have been surprised at how big a hit it was, and maybe the fact that the last episode of the series caused quite a large division in terms of how well people think it actually went and that left people to think was it really as good as everyone was thinking it was? i still highly recommend it. it is the fact that keeley hawes is the best thing on it, to see her nominated is fantastic. it will be interesting to see whether a show will be able to have that high regard in years to come when it is more of an event tv. you are having to be there all watching it at the same collective moment. some people might be confused why shows like line of duty or fleabag, huge successes, a

jodi: china said that we don't want to give up more.e want to focus on what has been on the table. there have been people familiar .ith the negotiations they say that this is china act peddling on some issues, including industrial policy of technology transfers. that could be at the heart of it. president trump likes to threaten and push when he can. he has threatened more tariffs twice in the past. this is somewhat in keeping with this negotiating stance and style. rishaad: this is the playbook. schneider.o jodi by we will be joined , -- our strategist. what can we expect? >> nobody was expecting this to happen. everyone expected some sort of a trade deal to serialize by the end of the week. this transfer was complete unexpected. be mosty, asia fx will under pressure. rohit: they will probably have to ease a bit more. if one of your top three conviction trades is going long on the chinese currency, do you still feel the same way? if you do, would you buy under today's did? some form ofl get the deal. we think these recent tweets are so

jodi: there is some agreement there.rbyn is resisting attempts from his party to say any agreement with the prime minister on the customs union must be predicated on having a second referendum. he is so far holding back on that. she is opposed to a second referendum, saying that cannot occur. she would be more willing to have a customs union than a second referendum. they are both resisting that second about. -- that second the vote. david: the otc. rishaad: battle of the charts, this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: a bit of a mixed bag. any sort ofto make direction. not a lot of volume coming through. itfar as data is concerned has been less bad. we have the indian open coming up in an hour. , as we head toward a -- >> it is something which is a huge concern. it is a matter of concern to us as well. we work closely with the british industry and our clients. what they are telling us is uncertainty is impacting them. it is impacting their investment plan. they do not know what shape brexit will take or what impact it will have f

jodi: that's right.uld consider adding $325 billion worth of products to that list, in terms of tariffs. that does include things like smart phones and computers, which consumer products companies and associations have worked very hard to not have included. there was a lot of lobbying that went on before those list came into being. there's concern this could have real reverberations in the u.s. economy, as well as the world economy, and could hurt consumers. that's what's on the table there. there's also politics at play. donald is feeling pressure from trade hawks in his administration that want to see u.s. take a hard line on china and use the remainder of the talks to do that. matt: thanks very much for that, jodi schneider, bloomberg's senior national editor on bloomberg's most important story, clearly of the day, if not the week. trade talks deteriorate. joining us is allen higgins. they'rey has been that almost there with the trade deal, just a couple more hurdles. does it worry you to hear trump c

jodi: that is a good point.rump is talking about -- raised the possibility of billionon another $325 worth of goods which have been left off the list so far. those include products that would affect u.s. goods, things like smartphones and computer technology potentially. those are things u.s. companies and consumer groups lobbied hard to keep off those lists in the first place. that threat could have affects on the u.s. economy , as you noted. paul: how far-reaching could the implications of these threats become? jodi: as we are seeing from headlines that china may not consider coming to talks in the u.s., this could affect the state of negotiations. it is a balancing act for the u.s. administration. if they want to get more out of china, they threaten, but they could also risk the progress that has been made, and that would upset the markets. markets have been pricing in that there has been progress on these talks, and if they think they are off, that could have big ripples throughout global markets this week.

it would be lovely to see jody comber taking audiences love it.ody comber taking an award, a home—grown talent, it would be great for it to be her knight. what is the secret of that show?m has fantastic characters, amazing writing and it is original. so often we see the same thing repackaged again and no one has seen anything like this and it is a mystery and comedy and funny, but it is also a thriller, everything you could want. that is why audiences have responded to it. it does not dumbed down either which is refreshing. but after have bent the rules to include it because normally the show has to be broadcast first in the uk, but in this case it was broadcast first in the united states on bbc america. this case it was broadcast first in the united states on bbc americalj am assured that all the rules are adhered to and are absolutely legitimate. olderaudiences adhered to and are absolutely legitimate. older audiences care about is seeing big show is recognised. if it was not in, it would be a travesty. bodyguard was massive in terms of audience

. >> as jodie fleischer and the news 4 i-team reports, some are questioning why not all vaccines are. >> you probably haven't heard of shoulder injury related tova ine administration. it can happen from any shot given too high in the upper arm muscle. no matter which vac secine is i the syringe. bob said it happened to him after getting the shingles vaccine. ter getting the injection, he can barely use his left arm to work out or even pick up his grand kids. >>hen they run me and pick them up, i can't hold them with this arm. nt>> the incide made up more than half all the new vases in the vaccine compensation program which pays injuredso patients they don't sue vaccine makers. not all injuries are treated the same way. >> the program was created for the childhoodne vacc which includes flu, pneumonia, chicken box, mmr. >> attorney paul brazil has handled hundreds of cases and says adult vaccines like shingles is not covered. >> if it is a covered injury, do you think it should matter whic? shot it wa >> no. it's ridiculous. why should it? >> that's leaving him with very few options. >

become the subject of a mural in the english city of bristol it stands 15 meters tall and took artist jody thomas 8 days to paint convert has become the face of a school strike movement that aims to combat climate change. it's. now to thailand where a ride on an elephant is one of the main attractions for tourists but while it might seem to be just innocent fun animal rights groups say that in order to keep an elephant in captivity its spirit must be broken did it is florian nash visited a traditional elephant camp in northern thailand and discovered that there are no easy answers to the controversy and a warning you might find some of the images in this report distressing. show time at mesa elephant camp twice a day the elephants entertain visits is with their skills everything looks playful but tricks like this are only possible after long training explains one of the company just. if you would like to know english you should talk english to them since they were young same thing with eve you would like to lead them. on you. seeing there were young just for centuries elephants in southeas

jodi hernandez is live in front of the station 22. the concern is this is pervasive and not just a one-off in bad taste. >> reporter: that's exactly right. folks worry the problems actually may run deeper than just that card that was made and sent out by the crew at fire station 22. many are now demanding a top to bottom review. >> today, i am joining the call of many of you to call for an investigation by the county as well as for action. >> reporter: those are the demands more than two dozen asian-american community members are issuing tonight to the alameda county fire department. a racially insensitive lunar new year postcard showing firefighters in bamboo at has showcasing asian stair ereotype. a crew at station 22 made the cards and sent them to other fire stations. >> there's no room for bigotry or hate here in alameda county a for nation. >> to have the very people who are supposed to protect us when we are at our weakest and most vulnerable take these pot at shots at our culture is devastate. >> reporter: she explains the car

we are in vacaville where the family says they aren't going anywhere, jodi? >> reporter: that's right. the family says they moved here to this guy oquiet vacaville neighborhood to raise their children in a safe environment. they are outraged and incredibly hurt over somebody's apparent quest to make them leave. >> the community is making this request that you find another place to live. renters like yourselves cannot possibly afford a home in our area. >> reporter: mark reads the disturbing letter he found sticking out of the family mailbox as he left for work this morning. >> we may sound harsh, but an interracial family is not welcome here. >> reporter: they moved in last november. a couple months ago, they got an anonymous complaint about their yard. >> we have a lot of stuff. we have a lot of kids. >> reporter: after getting a notice from the city, yu cleaned it up. but this morning another complaint, only this time, it got racial. >> when i read this letter, it was literally, somebody sucker punched me. >> reporter: yu, who is of chinese and filipino des

as jody sanchez was not allowed to speak to journalists i left the studio and went to meet his wife. i made a list that i knew i needed. some coffee and i know in the theater paying a yes or no from place of political bait or see. that lady seem ok there is that impression unfortunately they are. lake says and she forms part of a high altitude nature reserve. it's one of the famous teetotal indonesia's principal waterway starts its journey. but it can be summed up to the top of my got a septic tank. it runs 300 kilometers from source to mouth and there are over $200.00 industrial facilities ranged along its banks. i'm not on your muscle. but. you do 3 things. i might get out of them and to be in. the room here again scuba 4000 rice fields and supplies drinking water to 25000000 people. at the moment yes. somewhere possible that a film about a couple of people me yet. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strat

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> donald trump jr. is in the spotlight. the senate intelligence committee has struck a deal for him to return for more testimony. trump jr. will sit for a limited, private interview next month, defusing a potential legal standoff. there was speculation he might defy the subpoena. his father down-played the escalating trade dispute with china. he slapped tariffs on $60 billion worth of products including batteries, spinach and coffee. it's in retaliation for $200 billion for chinese tariffs. >> we're having a squabble because we've been treated very unfairly. >> american consumers are paying. american farmers are paying. >> president trump is preparing to announce billions of dollars for aid for u.s. farmers. today a chinese ministry spokesman vowed china will fight the trade war to the finish. >>> governor newsom is hitting the campaign trail again. not for governor but planning a road trip to draw support for his health care agenda. he wants to push back against federal dismantling of the affordable care act. he says that

we want to get reaction from the mayor of paradise, jody jones.us live on the phone. mayor, you, like so many in your town, lost your home. what do you make of the cal fire findingings today? well, i don't think that anyone is really surprised by this because pg&e, a month or so ago, said they were likely at fault, but it is very nice to have the report. i know that cal fire does a very thorough job and it's nice to have some finality here. >> they say the agency is recommending charges of some kind but not being specific. they're recommending the charges as it's forwarded to the butte county district attorney. what would you like to see the d.a. do? >> i think i'll leave the d.a.'s job to him. he's got to assess the evidence and see if he thinks it will hold up in court. certainly i'm like to see pg&e held a counteddable if he believes there is evidence of criminal wrongdoing, absolutely. >> mayor, what do these findings mean for the city, the town of paradise, and its recovery? >> well, what i'm hopeful for is that the findings will help in the

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jodie fleischer found popular police field tests cannot tell the difference between cbd and marijuana>>> i wasn'ted wor i was confident in the products. >> reporter: that was tested when d.c. police raided a party where michael was selling cbd and placed samples of his product into disposable field tests like these. what did you think when the tests turned pose sniff. >> i wasshocked. >> reporter: it's a cheap and easy way for marijuana.o test purple, hemicals turn it's considered a positive result. the i-team put the field test local police use to test with samples of ccbd marketed -- marked with no oer thc. >> it's not a surprise. the test is steined to do that. >> reporter: the few cases that go to court get verified in the lab. virginia changed its law to allow trace amounts of thc. but the labs can't determine how much thc is in most products. >> we're working on getting a method up and running for that analysis. >> reporter: coming up tonight, see the impact the testing failures are having on criminca ses. plus, what you need to know before you boy the popprar ducts -- before yo

jodi fleischer, nbc4 i-team. >>> this weekend you cld avel the world without ever leaving d.c. embassies in the district are making it all possible. the around the world embassy tour willallow you to experience the food and art and dance and fashion and music of ifferent countries. steve shullman is here with me for more on this event. steve, thanks for joining us. this is an annual event and when you think of d.c. you thi of old buildings in stuffy old its but that is not it at all. >> people go back to the native arments to get into the spirit of things and if culture is one of party like trinidad a obago, you're going to have fun. but if it is a culture with beverage and food, they'll show so it is really a widespread thvisit to e part of the world europe.s not include europe is going to be next saturday, the 11th. >> so we have three new embassies participating and another venue. >> myanmar and india and guyana wi participate and panama hasip articated off site and going cto the chancethis year to showse and plus cameroon back into its embassy unde renovation for a number o

jodie hernandez joins us live at the police department. >> reporter: definitely not.oncord police say there was nothing amusing about what happened at that amusement center last night. they say two men armed with guns walked in just before midnight. tonight they're still on the loose. it's a bowling and amusement center that's popular with families. not a place you'd expect armed robbers to strike, but that is exactly what happened here last night. >> we had two suspects, the amusement center, they committed armed robbery of the employees on duty during the last few hours of the business being opened. >> reporter: concord police say two masked men tied up several employees as they demanded cash. >> this was certainly a very scary situation for the employees on duty. they were in quite a bit of danger there. >> reporter: police say the employees managed to free themselves and call 911 but when investigators arrived the men were nowhere to be found. >> at night time it's not really a very safe area. >> absolutely. catch them and let's get some answers. >> customers hope

. >> let's crossover to jodi schneider, who joins us here in hong kong.rd of military action? >> well, countries are worried. u.s. allies are worried about these growing war of words between tehran and washington, but they are not really that worried about military action on the part of the u.s., given that president trump has repeatedly said he does not want to start fresh wars. the concern about the lack of communications on specific goals that the u.s. wants to have -- they are still dismayed that the u.s. left that 2015 nuclear allies haveu.s. doubled down on their support for that accord with the visit by mr. pompeo to brussels. yet they don't seem terribly worried about real military action. president trump has repeatedly said not only does he want fresh military action around the world but he also doesn't want the u.s. to support others in spending. >> jodi, speaking of military action, what's the latest here on saudi arabia, from their side, in terms of possible military action against iran? isthere stance at this point that they will not start a

paul: all right, jodi schneider in hong kong, thanks for joining us.se has helped cut rates. the feds made be the third to do so. kathleen hays has a preview of the philippine central bank meeting and first quarter gdp. let's start with growth. what signal is attending to the central bank? kathleen: it is opening that door wider. india and malaysia cut its key rate. the philippines is expected to saying theeople are aggressive rate hikes have taken a toll. of toll ie what kind talking about. in the fourth quarter, growth is expected to drop to 6%. that is lower than over 7% in 2017. that, 9% in at 2010. the rate hikes have started a bit of a downturn. curved that,have government spending was slow down by that the budget battle, the 2019 budget did not get it to place until if role. infrastructure spending is so important, so big in the philippines economy so that is taking a toll. thatit takes up again, will be a plus for the economy. another plus, prices come down, you can find more and have money left over. that is a floor under consumer spending. wh

jodie fleischer, news4 i-team.'s >>> there warning for dog owners in fairfax county. neighbors in the lake barcroft community believe coyotes are targeting and killing their pets. that's apparently what happened to this dog, chipper. neighbors tell news4 he went outside one night a was killed by coyotes. nay they say -- they say he's o one three dogs that have been snatched and killed. forecast police don't have any verified reports of coyotes attacking pets. i would keep my pet inside. that looks scary. >>> an update now on the peacock making rounds in loudoun county. >> he's been found kpoufted but they found him. we told you about chip on monday after he flew the coop looking for a mate or mates. several people almost caught him this week, but chip kept taking off into the trees. the "washington post" now reports that promiscuouspeacock was finally captured yesterday about five miles from his home. his owners brought in some female -- soen working h if you will, to get him back on the farm. >> called them working hens -- pea hens, aaron. i big your pardon. how offe

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jodi. >> reporter: they sure are. firefighters say the vegetation will be taller and thicker than in a long time this year. you can see just how thick sit in this field we're standing in and how close it is to these houses. because of all of this, firefighters says if fire breaks out this yeerar, it will be tougher to fight. >> i love living here. it's a wonderful place to live. >> reporter: judy ross loves living so close to nature. her retirement community is at high risk for fire. >> we're just all careful not to do anything that could start a fire. >> reporter: that's why the community is taking steps to prepare. they are cutting down weeds and trimming trees that are too close to houses. >> the work that property owners have doing in the next two weeks, if they haven't already done it, to create defensible space may make the difference between life and death. >> reporter: the fire district says devastating wildfires that have hit california the past two years should serve as a wake up call. >> no one should make

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