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on american made motorcycles. customers who ordered their haul before the new tariffs will still pay the old price for everyone else an extra twenty five percent means thousands of euros more the dealership would prefer not to say if and when the extra cost will be passed on to consumers but over time it is almost certain that these much loved motorcycles will be more expensive neither the dealers nor the makers of willing to absorb the new tax but a true holly fan would be easily deterred. but also the sound and the feeling is if you. sort of feeling is a feeling of freedom i have many friends who ride again it's definitely had an effect on me which doesn't but if you see it to make his will be counting on the brands popularity to keep up demand how he davidson comes from the state of wisconsin which voted for donald trump at the last election last year the president was predicting that the company would flourish thanks to tax cuts instead it could be looking at a drop in revenue. turkey where severe economic tro

by the way, it is not just motorcycles. products including whiskey, and typically kentucky whiskey, bourbon, juice, boats, and playing cards have been hit with this tariff hammer. with me is my old friend from cnbc, phil lebeau. he covers the auto industry, including the motorcycle industry. phil, you're an expert on this. before there was nafta, there was a free trade agreement with canada. >> right. >> before there was a free trade agreement, this was the auto pact with canada. all of this is based on the success of an integrated auto manufacturing industry. when we talk about tariffs, particularly on motorized things, this strikes to the heart of what a lot of people say is the most successful trading relationship in the history of the modern world. >> right. today, ali, moody's is out with a report saying, look, what you're seeing with the motorcycle industry, imagine if you see that in the auto industry. negative across the board. the impact of it. there is not a single aspect, whether the auto manufacturers, the auto

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that assumes harley—davidson would be building motorcycles abroad that it would wa nt to motorcycles to bring back into the us. the announcement yesterday was specific to the idea that motorcycles bound for the european market, they would start building those outside of the us in their overseas facilities. so the president's options here, at least most people think, are fairly limited here. one way would be if harley—davidson was reimported motorcycles into the us, he could potentially charge tariffs on those. trade tensions are also high between india and the us after india announced the list of tariffs against american goods in response to trump's steel and aluminium taxes. 0fficials to trump's steel and aluminium taxes. officials from the us and india are having talks today, so will the negotiations help india be removed from the united states' hit list? i put that question to a representative from the asian trade centre. i think it is unlikely, representative from the asian trade centre. ithink it is unlikely, only four countries are off that list 110w. four countries are off tha

to india brazil this softer the european union slapped tariffs on american motorcycles in retaliation to washington's levies on imported steel and for american workers jobs could be on the line is the latest on the intended consequence of trump's trade policy. these french bikers are enjoying a ride on their holiday davidson motorcycle they'll be fine if any of them needs a new bike anytime soon after all the company will absorb to you in part tariffs of a two thousand dollars bike but that's just a quick fix tariffs rice from six to thirty one percent last week holiday of at someone's two of them entirely in the long run the company plans to shift more of its manufacturing overseas the announcement upset u.s. president trump. he said he is surprised that harley davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag and set the taxes are just a harley q's. a union representing harley davidson workers agree to a trump saying the company had plans to close its kansas city plant even before the e.u. announced a new tariffs. wisconsin governor scott walker however joined crit

may is motorcycle safety month. and as part of that, in addition tosical advertisements, such as business ads, patching for motorcycle jackets, and in-person outreach around the city, our social media will be focused on safety issues facing motorcyclists. i didn't bring the data with me, and we have not had any motorcycle rated fatalities this year, but in past years, they have been disproportionally represented among our stats relative to the number of trips we have in the city taken my torcycles. it's apt we're focusing on motorcycle safety. we will be sharingur motorcycle safety video and shareable snippets this month on twitter and facebook and this to remind you is our third project. various city agencies are working t make our streets safer and are continuing to desire to make this report more interesting, we're going to show you a video to make this a multimedia presentation. give you a preview of the snippets. if we can t go to laptop, please. ♪ [ music ] >> motorcycle riders 22% of the total road users, but

westbound 80 on sunol road, motorcycle down blocking left lanes. i'm concerned about injuries from details i'm seeing. slowing down hercules off ca cartenas bridge. berkeley and emeryville looking smooth with lighter flow of traffic. out of vallejo typical. an earlier disabled vehicle may be an issue. petaluma down looks good. a live look at richmond bridge, there's the build in richmond, not a major concern. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up at 6:09 on "today in the bay," east bay hospital big anniversary, cesc those in need. the modern approach to the group taking to help more people. >> what is a short burn and why is one bay area millionaire so excited about it? >>> and later, a baby thrown out of a second story window as a fire rages next door. the dramatic video everyone is talking about this morning. all coming up at 6:26. you're watching "today in the bay." (time check ( >>> it is 6:12. good thursday morning. it starts out with clouds but we'll get sunshine today. it's a breezy start, too, as we can see the flag waving in fremont. it'

collisions involving motorcycles.his is 280 in san jose. that is a decent alternate, as well getting up to the west valley. east bay, southbound 880 traffic is slow from hayward to union city, which is normal. we have a slow traffic area at the bay bridge toll plaza coming up. we will check out other areas that are beginning to slope -- to slow in my next report. >>> we have a weak system moving through, giving us a combination of low clouds and higher clouds. there is an onshore direction for the breeze. we have our first eastern pacific named tropical system, aletta. it is about four days shy of the average around june 10. i know the monsoon season for arizona starts june 15. this would not be munson, this would be tropical. some of it might wake -- might make its way to arizona and new mexico. it will probably had hurricane strength and then we can considerably. the first pacific storm of the season. we have a little bit of a system that is moving through. it ramped up some of the load cloud deck in the breeze. tha

one of these motorcycles is a big 1000cc harley—davidson...s of easy riding are now long behind. sales in the united states have slumped and customers in other countries have become much more important. until you have been on a harley—davidson, you have not been on a motorcycle. but just last week, the firm was warning to get on one of their bikes in europe would inevitably cost more. translation: of course this will impact on price. we will try to make this as painless as possible, but no company can foot this alone. in the short—term, harley—davidson now says that it intends to absorb the extra costs of $2200 for each motorcycle. that could amount to $100 million a year. but the longer—term plan of taking production out of the us is worrying some republicans. yet donald trump seems determined to move ahead, even if that looks like america going it alone. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. staying in the united states, and the pentagon has confirmed that two military bases in texas would be used as temporary camps to house migrants. last we

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harley makes motorcycles out of milwaukee this. they have announced is specifically something they are going to do to alleviate the pressure from the counter-veiling tariffs? >> yeah. that's exactly right. the motorcycles are assembled in the kansas city and york, pennsylvania. the engines are made in milwaukee. it's going to affect these three different motorcycle plants who employ thousands of people. >> rick, what's the feeling amongst people associated with harley davidson who you have spoken to, either workers or people in the communities that are -- you know, that prosper because harley is such a successful company. how do they feel about this? >> they are pretty unhappy about it. i mean, 16% of the new motorcycles that harley davidson sells go to the european union. so if you take those bikes out of the production in the u.s., it's going to be felt in jobs at some point here. we don't know the number yet. but at some point, production is going to be hurt here. it's already down. >> we have got -- harley has overseas plants.

look at last year, it did 15% of business there, 40,000 motorcycles were sold. for now, harley is basically going to eat the higher tariff cost. the company says it is going to take a hit of 30 million to $45 million for the rest of the year, and if you look at the full year, the impact could be as high as $100 million, so those kinds of losses are expected to eat into profit for the company and it is the reason we're seeing shares of harley-davidson tanking 5% because they're going to be struggling to literally move that facility and try and pay for it -- this tax that is going to be placed on the motorcycles overseas. >> this can't be what the administration was hoping for when the president put this in place. are you getting any word from them? >> we did reach out to the white house. we haven't heard back. if this is any indication of what is going on, they are unlikely to reverse course. if you look at what happened last week, president trump even threatened that if the eu steps up its retaliation, even more, than the u.s. is going to go ahead and slap tarif

motorcycle maker harley davidson announced it was moving some of its production overseas to avoid steep tariffs imposed by the european union the e.u. action came after president donald trump slapped tariffs on european steel and aluminum harley davidson says it sold forty thousand motorcycles in europe last year it's not yet clear how many workers will lose their jobs trump tweeted surprised that harley davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policies the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade to export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start t

it is the only sustainable option to make motorcycles accessible to customers in the eu. the eu responded friday to president trump steel and aluminum tariffs with their own tariffs on $3.2 billion of american goods. harley davidson says that race tariffs on their products from 6% to 31% adding thousands of doeach motorcycles price tag in europe. >> they sold 40,000 units last year which is 16% of their total sales. that's an important ma >> reporter: the uc berkeley professor says other companies that export to europe could follow leading to robbing american jobs. >> i think you will see more examples of this reaction by multinational corporations. >> reporter: president trump responded with a tweet saying he was surprised harley- davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag. i fought hard for them and they will not pay tariffs to the eu which hurt us badly on trade. levi's jeans, bourbon, orange juice, and yachts are among other u.s. products facing european terrorist. >> it's an all out trade war with mexico, canada, and you when your main concer

european motorcycles destined for the e.u. outside of the us if they continue to be produced in the united states they would have a huge import tariff placed upon them the e.u. terrace which currently stand at six percent would increase dramatically to thirty one percent in reaction to the trumpet ministration imposing u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum which were placed not only on the e.u. but on other allied nations including mexico and canada motorcycles are just one of a number of products for which the is placing additional tariffs on u.s. goods due to increasing trade participation and trade tariffs by the trump administration back in the day harley's famous advertising slogan was define your world in a new whole new way it appears that with the trump ministrations policy is that more true now for the motorcycle maker than ever. and major election news on the edge of the europe in the middle east as turkish president heir to one has been reelected mr heir to one one a second five year term on sunday with fifty two perce

. >> this is a motorcycle involved crash. warmer days we we see more motorcycles on the road but they are harder to see on the road. look at the sensors, overall you're looking good but over here, this is the problem sunol, southbound 680, just jammed up as you come down approach the merge with folks coming off highway 84 which was looking light but now with all of the traffic jammed up towards -- i hear only the hov and fast lane are open. those are the two left lanes heading south out of walnut creek. walnut creek way up there and everybody out of san ramon towards pleasanton. the rest of contra costa county looks great as far as the bay bridge. we don't have the metering lights on. here's the san mateo bridge starting to build. the traffic alert south 680 in sunol. >> 6:02 right now. we continue to monitor breaking news out of san francisco this morning as we look live at the castro. that's where police are investigating a suspicious death across the street from the badlands, a popular nightclub. officers there found a man

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in iraq, my wife said if you get hurt in iraq riding motorcycles, don't come out, don't bother. you're not going to put me through that. i worry about -- yeah, i worry but that. i try not to take what i think are stupid risks. i try to take what i call calculated risks and i can tell you all day the difference between the two. but being a parent has changed my perception definitely of the stories i cover. before i had my daughter i was able to have a certain level of detachment in the moment when i saw certain kinds of suffering, and i didn't realize just how much it had changed me until last spring, when i was in mosul -- when the fighting was really fierce and i was imbedded with the iraqi special forces and they were pushing into western mosul and people were streaming out who had been living under the islamic state temperature temperature in the for two years and were coming out with offering they had in their arm, including children, some of which had just been caught in a bombardment and had these lacerations all over theirs faces and young girl was holding a baby in her a

exports come into fact this friday will hit all american products like whiskey and motorcycles but will they hurt. the u.s. . general electric it's marching orders. behind bars for the banking crash that lot to your zones most costly states rescue. welcome to your business news it's good to have you with us this friday to this piece first tariffs and u.s. x. force coming to fact it will hit real american products like peanut butter whiskey and motorcycles trade relations between the u.s. and europe are under strain especially since washington impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. american whiskey turns to fly off the shelves at this liquor store in berlin prices start at about twenty five euros a bottle of the finest stuff can set you back as much as eighty. some fear that tariffs on u.s. imports including whiskey of course will lead to price hikes. for but store owners a pasty on call us is taking the levies in his stride they're due to come into effect on friday but for him it's all about pivoting to other regions after all american whiskey isn't the only kind on offer for life might

here is the accident in vallejo involving motorcycle cleared from lanes.t was quite a while blocking both lanes westbound. it's now cleared and traffic should begin thinning out there. it is also the merge between two down to one lane. that's the reason for extra slow this morning. >> thanks, sue. new at 6:00, efforts to revive the defunct mall. >> first on abc buzz aldrin explaining why he's now suing his children. his children. >>> plus climate you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> let's take a look at lake tahoe this morning. doesn't it look gorgeous and inviting? let's take a look at the temperatures that you're going to expect. 84 and breezy today. 81 tomorrow. a little bit cooler for thursday as temperatures get back closer to average in the mid-70s. upper 70s friday and then it gets kind of warm once again low- to mid-80s saturday, sunday, monday. >> thanks, mike. now to that family feud involving legendary astronaut buzz aldrin. >> the 88-year-old is speak

that's the problem. >> horseback card didn't see the motorcycle rider. of maybe they didn't check their mirrors. >> that being said that is going quite a clip. >> you should still look behind you. >> always. >> signaling a way before you turn. there might be a motorcyclist>> says before he left the scene of the accident the rider was up and walking around. >> okay. i don't think i need to really describe this one too much. we clearly see where this is going. a guy in shorts and maybe not aen helmet. it's hard to tell. doing some dopey stuff. >> down you go. >> despite the road rash he jumps back up and takes off just missing that mom and carriage there. >> yeah. >> he was hobbling though too. >> he felt that. >> for sure. skin and pavement, not a good mix. >> hopefully he learned his lesson. >> you know, this morning i was sitting in my truck, my 110 degree truck. i was sitting here contemplating the video. they were heading up. this is in washington. they taking advantage of the falkt that it's close and nobody is around to get late spring, early summer

we have a car and a motorcycle that got into it. you can see those delays starting to build in that southbound direction. speeds in the yellow just under 40 miles per hour. so it looks like it has at least one lane blocked. emergency crews heading to the scene. expect slowdowns to continue. southbound 880 as you approach 84, we have an earlier crash that still out there on the shoulder and traffic is definitely starting to slow down a bit as you approach the dumbarton bridge. here's a live look and you can see that -- this is 880 from the other side okay in the green along that stretch. earlier reports of the crash near the maze. no metering lights and no major backups heading into san francisco. >>> it is the first consumer privacy law passed in the country and now people in california will have more of a say over how their personal data is used by tech companies. katie nielsen explains what's changing. >>> reporter: this truly is groundbreaking legislation. the new law will overhaul how companies can use personal data collected fr

the motorcycle maker denies this is the case. among those criticizing trump's trade dispute with the european union is the governor of wisconsin where harley davidson is based scott walker tweeted that a no tolerance policy would be good for wisconsin money factories and farmers. but as the tit for tat trade spot continues there could well be more tariffs down the road. u.s. treasury. chinese after reports of a crackdown. restrictions imposed on all countries accused of trying to steal technology. and. it's because of the trade dispute with. first of all how. is the u.s. . doesn't really need china talking about silicon valley. well chinese investment in the last year into the u.s. in the tech sector has gone down and the concerns that president trump has been expressing about these the so-called industrially significant technology is not only economic it's all such a political issue it's about the place of the u.s. in the world again because might so so it's significant because china is getting ahead now it's getting ahead of a

our top stories: iconic motorcycle firm harley davidson says it's shifting some production abroad because of eu tariffs. president trump accuses the firm of ‘waving the white flag'. the pentagon says two military bases in texas are to be used as temporary camps to house migrants. it's not known if families will be allowed to stay there together. cleared for take off: controversial plans to expand heathrow airport get the green light. the search is set to resume in thailand for 12 teenage footballers and their coach — they've been trapped in a flooded cave since saturday. and drama and delight in the world cup as portugal and spain make the knockout stages. we'll have the latest from moscow. hello and thank you forjoining us. we start in the united states. president trump has criticised the american motorcycle maker, harley davidson, for its decision to move some of its production outside the united states. the company said making bikes for the european market would gradually be transferred to other countries to avoid sharply increased tariffs on a range of us imports by the european union

president trump has criticised the american motorcycle maker harley—davidson for its decision to movehe united states. the company says making bikes for the european market would gradually be transferred to other countries to avoid sharply increased tariffs. mr trump tweeted that he was surprised that harley—davidson — of all companies — was the first to "wave the white flag". but over half of the american public appears to be happy about president trump's economic performance. for the first time since he took office, the cnbc all—america economic survey showed that his economic approval rating surged six points to 51%. later today, uber will hear if a bid to overturn a ruling stripping it of its licence to operate in london has succeeded. london is uber‘s biggest european market. the company says the license should be reinstated as it has changed its corporate culture and practices. now let's take you back to india, because a bank that started in the red light district of mumbai has been forced to close down due to a lack of funding. it was an essential part of empowering sex workers

if you have not been on a harley—davidson, you have not been on a motorcycle.their bikes in europe would cost more. of course this will have an impact on price, we will try to make this as painless as possible but no company can fight this alone. in the short term, a harley—davidson now says it plans to absorb the extra cost of $2200 each motorcycle. that could amount to $100 million a year, but their longer term plan of taking production out of the us is worrying some republicans, yet president trump seems determined to move ahead, even if that looks like america going it alone. over half of the american public is low appears to be happy about president trump's economic performance. for the first time since he took office, it is cnbc all american economic survey showed that his economic approval rating has actually surged six points to 51%. now, it is that time of yearagain points to 51%. now, it is that time of year again when we can all collectively rant about just of year again when we can all collectively rant aboutjust how expensive asia is becoming becau

, -- riding motorcycles -- riding with other women that ride motorcycles, that's one of the best moments >> the prey takes place sunday morning, if you cannot go in person, we have you covered. >> we will be streaming the entire event online, joining us is our friend and colleague, hank plant, he spent 25 years reporting the news at kpix 5, you know that, he was a pioneer in the coverage of the early days of the aids epidemic, as well as the critical issues affecting the lgbtq community. he is proud to be back and lending a hand and we are glad to see him. >> i'm thrilled to be back and back at kpix 5 seeing my old friends. i was one of the first openly gay tv reporters in america. i covered the whole gamut of the movement from stonewall up until today through same-sex marriage and the rest of it. i am just so happy to be back and covering this beautiful pride parade in this great city, it means the world to me. >> you can watch the live parade coverage beginning sunday morning at 10:30 am on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com . we are looking forward to seeing him. >>> a black bear got stuck ins

nobody is on the motorcycle. we're get >>> new details on thursday's roll roller coaster derail meant. two of the nine people sent to the hospital are recovering now. randy francis had to be rescues from a rail call on the popular sandblaster coaster. >> a few minutes on the ride i noticed something was not right. it was shaking side to side and then the cart started falling off. everyone started screaming called 911. >> state investigators finding out what made if do that. >> many people wrapping their heads around a concept of self-driving cars. the sleep driving motorcycle. experienced the bike in action. the motorcycle could one day become safer due to distracted driving. the prototypes used to people about driverless cars. >> oakland hands around lake merritt celebrating a united equitable city. the third year to form a circle and join hands to uplift those in targeted oppression, marginalization and housing and food security. >> it is about love and see your community. we are in this together as a species.

my presid >> motorcycling had been rusuffering before came along. chris but the tariffs will cause : a lot of hassle. >> it is, but it will cause everother business hassle. as an american consumer it will st me, too. it does not matter if i'm working or buying consumer. i'm going to be screwed. chris: harley says it needs ton move productroad to avoid the tariffs imposed as part of te international trade battle started by presidemp. he was in wisconsin at a new electronics factory that is expected to create thousands of jobs. but the roar over harley was always going to overshadow his visit, ande made a direct appeal to the company. pres. trump: harley davidson, please build those beautiful motorcycles in the u.s. ok? don't get cute with us. don't get cute. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy if you don't, i will tell you that. chris: many here got fired up about donald trump's campaign for the presidency.in buhis swing state, he needs to keep those supporters onboard, and uncertainty about harley could hurt him. f >> trump, as i am

stephanie, let's talk about the motorcycle world in a minute. there's a crude expression called a crotch rocket. ducati and the like, just the motorcycles you get for speed, okay? we all know what we're talking about. >> no, i'm actually unfamiliar -- >> you buy a harley because of what it does here, what it does in your chest, what it means, the way it sounds. it's unique. is the president getting the harley market wrong, and has he been hurt by this reaction? >> brian, i'm about to fall off my chair that we just led with crotch rocket. >> i'm sorry. >> that's what happens with tv after 11:00 p.m. >> it's a term of art in the motorcycle world. >> i get that. here's a thing that doesn't make sense out of the gate. the president having his feelings hurt because he's been so good to harley. where's he been so good to him? because people who drive harleys in some instances voted for president trump? there's no evidence that president trump was going to harley-davidson. >> does harley have any other choice here? >> so right there they have been movi

trump: harley davidson, please build those beautiful motorcycles inhe u.s. ok? d't get cute with us. don't get cute. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy if you don't, i will tell you that. hechris: man got fired up about donald trump's campaign for the presidency. but in this swing state, heed those supporters onboard, and uncertainty about harley could hurt him. >> trump, as far as i am concerned, i don't consider him america. a is our leader right now, but harley davidson wiays be america. chris: that sounds like a real warning to donald trump. >> don't me with it. chris: there is no doubt that harley davidson is a classic americanrand with more than a century of history. but the succesof this company is important not just to employees, but to president trump. he could find his fortunes are linked to firms like harley. america first was welcomed as a positive message, but the road ahead has dangers if the president continues to push with protection t policies. chris buckler, bbc news, milwaukee. laura:th in other newse were tens clashes betwee

so her nose of her car literally rolls up on to the back wheel of the motorcycle. >> reporter: theseore they became dislodged. buob hit the ground, and darla jackson ran him over. >> she had every opportunity to change her mind and not to chase my brother across two freeways. >> i let my pride get the best of me. i shouldn't have you know, been speeding. i shouldn't have you know, been negligent. >> reporter: the anguish she now feels apparent in her court appearances. and in her interview with us. >> my daughter doesn't have her mother and won't for a very long time. it turned out terribly for everyone involved. so i deeply regret what's happened. >> reporter: that angry pursuit landed darla jackson in prison. she was later transferred to a halfway house. in new orleans, another heated chase landed former jets running back joe mcknight in the morgue. >> we're going to move on now to that deadly road rage incident in louisiana where former nfl player joe mcknight was killed during an argument. >> reporter: according to police, mcknight cut off this man, local it technician ronald gas

, about 4,000 motorcycles a year in mid-1980s. we're shipping about 45,000 motorcycles a year to the european marketplace and harley-davidson is evolving from a national company, an international company to a global company and -- and just like honda, they all have plants all over the world so harley-davidson is probably pursuing that type of a strategy. >> you came in, you were brought in to help turn this company around in the '80s. you believe in 2018 this is the right move? >> in 2018 i think that the harley-davidson -- i've been retired for 15 years, i think it's a good move for them, but there's one thing that people don't realize and that's the heart and soul of the harley-davidson is its engine and that's the potato. as long as those engines are made in milwaukee with those workers and with the technology they have in milwaukee and ship those engines throughout the world, it's still the spirit and the soul of harley-davidson that's going to be going on those motorcycles. >> in terms of those workers, the international asso

and my wife said if you get her in iraq riding motorcycles don't come home. [laughter] don't bother you will not put me through that. yes i worry about that. i try not to take stupid risks but calculated risk and i could tell you all day what to do but being a parent has changed my perception of the stories that i cover. before i had my daughter i could have a certain level of detachment in the moment with certain kinds of suffering. but i didn't realize just how much it had changed me and tell him -- until last spring i was in muzzle when the fighting was really fierce embedded with the iraqi special forces pushing into western t17 people were stripping dreaming out that were liberated and coming out with everything they had in their arms including their children some of which were caught in the bombardment with lacerations all over her face. the younger was holding a baby and it was slack i wasn't sure if it was a life. it was my daughter's age. i had to take a moment in a way that i didn't know would affect me not that it didn't but that i could maintain s

i have been riding a motorcycle since i was sixteen years old when i get on a motorcycle i become the wind. there draws. he couldn't believe it they thought i was crazy and that's fine i'm i'm a quite happy to be that way and to. top of the pyramid was my arrival in vladivostok we were on the edge of the ocean with our feet in the water and they gave me a bouquet of roses i think russians are so sweet and gallant. told is a good story keep on rolling andre knowing that some rough for the world news this monday morning from all screwed up a huge day of football coming up in for you a full week good for russia facing europe all the action all the stories as they are multi build from are up. on the t.v. right through the whole place but so watching out since about still have a great day. argentina venezuela they are mad about it because their commies are in freefall those are peripheral currencies when we have a major currency like the dollar the yen the euro the panel and similar crisis which i believe will happen. in those countries will spike as well as a way to store a value as a way

explain to us what's going on. >> from harley's perspective, the cost of a motorcycle that is shippedrom the united states over to europe, the tariff on that motorcycle is going from 6% up to 31%. >> wow! >> you can't keep doing that if you're harley-davidson. that would increase the cost of a motorcycle over there by roughly $2,200, knock down business completely, so instead of charging that, instead of having their dealers charge that at dealerships in europe, they're going to eat that cost and you can't continue to do that if you're a manufacturer and moving some production for european-bound motorcycles to international facilities but, chris, this is a perfect storm for harley right now. not only hit with tariffs in europe at the same time, remember, they are trying to expand in asia where they already face high tariffs. tpp agreement would have helped them in that agreement. they don't have the tpp agreement an the final issue that they're facing is that globally demand for motorcycles, especially from younger consumers, that next generation, it's just not as robust as it's been

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