asistió al evento y recordaron a navarro . >>> y vemos que donald trump da su mira a los inmigranyes estos inmigrantes . >>> vamos al reportaje . >>> tras 278 años viviendo en el país berlinda se siente perseguida . >>> antes hacía muchas nada el trabajo rápido a la casa . >>> según el secretario dice que se puede hacer arrestos en la vía pulica y responden a las políticas de no colaborar co ice y como resultado los agentes deben arrestar a estas personas a pesar de que le habían negado estos arrestos igual lo hicieron . >>> los latinos dejan de reportar criemenes y se teme que esta cifra aumente . >>> los abyusos quedarían impunes dicen los abogados . >>> estos actos con los niños seguirian . >>> este lunes el senado pondrá en mesa una propuesta que prohiba esto . >>> y con eto vamos a una pausa y al regreso vemos el aumento de impuesto en la bahía . >>> y le suspendieron al licencia por no presentarse a la corte le contamos como hacer para pagar . >>> muerte y desolación genera un alud . >>> y las águilas enderezan el camino a casa . >>> y recuerde que nos puede seguir en redes soc

david navarro/worried about treesdavid navarro was fast asleep when he and his neighbors heard what soundedgunshots here on lockhart gulch road where p.g. e. crews are working to restore power to about 70 customers after a tree came down on the main power line to the area.david navarro/worried about trees"i heard the lines sparking and it woke me up and there was also some fire. i was scared, i have a little daughter and i was concerned for my family..." this convoy of line crews rolled out of the scotts valley base camp in response to several widely scattered outages across the region, the worst of which was in the los altos hills area where as many as 3,000 customers lost power when winds gusting upward of 50 miles per hour took down trees which in turn knocked out the power.mayra tostado/ p.g &e. spokesperson"with the drought we know that a lot of the trees are diseased, dead or dying and when you get heavy winds like this and the soil already being so saturated, they are very likely to fall..."boulder creek and other locations picked up another 2-3 inches of rain overnight, adding to th

damos la bienvenida a analista republicana ana navarro, la analista demÓcrata freddy balsero, graciaschos de los de proyectos del presidente trump. >> mira vamos a poner a un lado la demagogia, los tweets y enfocarnos en cosas concretas, estos cien dÍas han sido un fracaso total y no solo por demÓcratas como dijo luis gutiÉrrez, los republicanos tienen todo, la cÁmara, el senado, tienen la casa blanca y si se han bloqueado medidas radicales o que son irresponsables para el paÍs no ha sido por polÍtica, ha sido por republicanos que se han aliado con demÓcratas y han dicho esa medida no funciona. >> ana navarro una de las medidas mÁs feroces al gobierno trump por parte del partido republicano como tÚ, juzgarÍas los primeros cien dÍas de la presidencia de donald trump. >> creo que mis expectativas eran tan bajas creo que las ha superado pero el mero hecho esÁa respirando Él y estoy respirando yo las superarÍa las expectativas, creo que ha tenido algunos aciertos guste o no nos guste la manera que se llevÓ a cabo el proceso, hoy donald trump tiene su nominado que esÁa en la corte suprema.

detective navarro had fans brought in to disperse the teargas. approximate with a camera. the space looked more like an apartment than a boat. >> we went upstairs without touching anything. and we have, you know, booties on and gloves and went up there and looked at him. >> reporter: and they knew. after staring at pictures of that face for so many days, it was certainly andrew cunanan. >> we were very excited that it was over. we actually high-fived each other. we were happy that nobody else was going to die. >> the police camera captured cunanan's last refuge, his exit scene. >> what did he have in there with him? >> books and magazines and stuff. he was out of food. he was out of money. actually, that houseboat kind of gave me the sense he was like a trapped rat. >> in the living room, a spread of glossy magazines with their high fashion ads and reminders of a life he could never have. >> there was some pecans and stuff that were empty, the whole bowl was eaten, like there was no food left in the house. >> there was a tv on the boat. police be

out just a few minutes ago i spoke with coach frank navarro's father. and he said this is a beautiful day. but it was also a very tough day because he said frank lived for opening day. reporting live in sfaez, marry an favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne thank you very much. >>> a deadly crash. a minivan crashed into the back of a fire truck in the eastbound lanes summer s'moreville road. firefighters were clearing another crash when the minivan barreled into their truck. the driver died at the scene. police say a firefighter was take tony the hospital with minor injuries. a similar seen on 880 at hayward. a car this morning slammed into a caltrans contractor work truck near the whitten avenue exit. the driver of the car suffered serious injuries but died before emergency crews arrived. deputies say one worker inside the caltrans truck suffered minor injuries no. word yet on what caused the crash. >>> in san francisco demonstrate separators gathered to rally against president trump's nomination of neil gorsuch to the supreme court. a confirmation vote

jaime: esta abogada, representada al seÑor navarro, y dice que estos casos son muy comunes. funcionan, tiene que acercarse al centro de cumplimiento de normas de su ciudad. >> no importa si la gente es limpia, si el edificio tiene cucarachas, Él va a tener cucarachas... sobre todo las chinches que son muy difÍciles de erradicar. hay gente que son los mÁs limpios del mundo, pero igual tienen una infestaciÓn. jaime: el seÑor navarro dice que continuarÁ trabajando con la agencia legal, hasta que el dueÑo corrija todas las faltas en estos edificios. en redwood, jaime pelufo, univisiÓn 14 puntos. ramÓn: ocurrió siniestro en la carretera... las llamas se iniciaron cuando una persona sin hogar pretendÍan cocinar alimentos. por fortuna, no se registraron vÍctimas ni heridos. por otra parte, una persona muerta, y otra herida de gravedad, es el resultado de un accidentes. hace unas horas se dio a conocer que la persona que fue arrollada anoche sobre la carretera interestatal no metidos, ya fue identificada. es carlos pÉrez de 67 aÑos. asÍ lo dio a conocer la oficina forense del condad

(take vo)36-year old frank navarro dedicated himself to eastridge little league where he served as boardident.he died after being stabbed near the bar where he worked on february 26th.the league put up a billboard between right field and center field with a picture and quote from navarro. the league also announced that minor league team... the san jose giants will be building a fourth field for east ridge and naming it after navarro.we talked to the new board president about opening day."i knew today i had to put together the agenda and i was talked a lot with my fellow board members, just figuring out ways to honor him, he really deserved to be honored and we just wanted it to be really perfect and i think today went really well, i think he would have been proud, i think he was here with us."(lydia)coming up at ten, frank navarros family speaks for the first time with us.we'll have that on kron4 news at 10. (jr stone ) in the south bay... san jose residents gathered at a town hall meeting today... where they had the opportunity to voice their concerns to elected officials. kron-four's j

el seÑor navarro cuenta algo distinto. jaime: ... dicen que casos como estos son comunes. >> segÚn ya llegarÍa algo no reporta lo que va a decir el dueÑo es que nunca me dijo nada. jaime: sÍ las quejas por escrito no funcionan, el siguiente paso es acudir a la oficina de cumplimiento de normas de su ciudad. dicen que la limpieza de inquilino no siempre tiene que ver. >>muchas veces lo que miramos que es que me importa si la gente es lo mÁs limpio. si el edificio tiene cucarachas y en especial con chinches que es difÍcil de erradicar. hay gente que son los mÁs limpios del mundo pero tienen inundaciÓn de bichos por el edificio. jaime:... el seÑor navarro dice que estÁ preparado para peler. ramÓn: gracias, jaime. quÉ tal la renta. momentos que la economÍa difÍcil para muchas familias ahora el servicio del bar prepara un aumento de la tarifa para los usuarios. los directores de ese medio de transporte un aumento de 0,50 $ para que los que no son otro sujeto de pago para transporte pÚblico. >>que no nos afecta porque ahora ya m

anna navarro. and here is what was told to wolf blitzer. >> there was a strong desire by the white house that we lose our focus, that we not pursue the investigation of russia, particularly as it may impact the trump campaign, i think that is priority number one for the president and the administration. >> listen, anna, if she did something wrong, she did something wrong and should face the music for it. how much do you think the rice allegations will divert from the investigation of russia meddling. >> let's include it in the investigation, and you're right, there are two separate things but also there is some correlation. let's be clear about something, there are political and legal issues involved. the political issues, kevin madden was completely right. i would not have used typhoid mary, but i will tell you if you put five republicans in a room you will get ten opinions. one of the few things that unifies us all is dislike and distrust of susan rice. i think she lends herself to being too poli

the president is very much predisposed to than the verio -- navarro-bn in point of view.one's guess how this plays out in the white house. betty: i want to bring up this quote from the weekend. you as well.oes to he said, if china will not stall north korea, we will. that is all i am telling you. i don't have to say anymore. what is your interpretation? have you feel? -- how do you feel about that? stephen: he is expressing the views of the party talks in which china has played an important role have gotten nowhere, and relying on china to korea, theorth country has enough them -- enormous economic leveraging. either china steps up and puts more pressure on north korea, or the u.s. is going to take matters into its own hands, and tillerson has said on the record, this would include all options, which is codewords for military strikes. haidi: you have written that there seems to be a realization by parts of beijing there is a real vacuum when it comes to the global leadership, and is abrupt as opposed to glacial pace. you are hearing this kind of language from president xi

she'll face carla suarez navarro in the quarter—finals.also out. she was beaten in straight sets by the unseeded latvian anastasija sevastova. she won 6—3, 7—5, and now plays the numberfour seed simona halep in the quarter—finals. on the atp tour, andy murray finally got to play in the barcelona open, and he's through to the quarter—finals. the world number one, who had a bye in the first round, and was given a walkover in the second after bernard tomic withdrew through injury, was playing spain's feliciano lopez. murray was given a workout coming through 6—4, 6—4 in a hard fought couple of sets. he now plays another spaniard, albert ramos vinolas in the last eight. yes, it was tough. at the end of the first set i served for the set, had some set points, didn't get them. i got the break the next game. he had quite a few chances on my service games, six or quite a few chances on my service games, six oi’ seven quite a few chances on my service games, six or seven breakpoints. i also created i think ten breakpoints on his serve, so both of u

get it right -- >> ana navarro, you're a republican strategist. so who's behind this big push?frankly i think ritszer the white house. i don't know donald trump but i wouldn't be surprised if it was him. he's impulsive, not strategic. what do you do in real estate? you make an offer and then you make another offer and counter offers and you try to get to a deal. i think that's the kind of mindset that trump comes with to everything, including policy battles. i don't think he's realized what a big loss this dealt him and the entire republican party. i don't think he realize the effect of picking a fight with the freedom caucus. they are not going to budge and give in because he's tweeting at them. that's just not who these guys are. so the factions in the republican party are getting worse but donald trump is trying to be the art of the deal guy. >> i was going to say real quick. this isn't real estate where it's one party across the table. there are 535 parties across the table. coalition building is much harder. >> he's never done it. >> but this isn't something -- >> he's got

you are right, when you didn't mention is peter navarro. intriguing story. someone who had made a career of and donald trump recruited him for a new position in the white house to be a trade advisor that he did not have before. he has definitely lost out in this. he was pushing the china currency manipulatn line long before trump took it to the campaign trail. clearly, trump has decided it is not in his best interest now. it would have been a huge statement to make against a country that is supposedly supposed to be helping on the north korea front as well as other issues. pimm: how much of this is due to the fact that the president has been surrounding himself by people like stephen schwarzman, for example? he has investment from the chinese government in blackstone, has a lot of business interests in china. is he listening more to business people rather than to political strategists? michelle: that may be true, he has a lot of business people around him saying let's dial it back a bit. when you look at the campaign rhetoric, some of these are big moves tha

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today one by one, the players left a flower in honor of navarro. his father also opened up saying he waited for opening day all year long. >> he loved baseball. he loved teaching kids. everything was about the children. meld, dad, i can't wait for this year to start. >> frank was killed outside a downtown san jose bar where he was working. six peel have been charged with his murder. a serious warning for anyone heading to the coast tomorrow. rob, this warning took effect a few minutes ago. >> that's right. we've been watching a series of storms out of alaska. wave heights of 10 to 15 feet. that means increased rip currents and sneaker waves a possibility. as the temperatures warm up, use caution on the coast. ahead, the seven-day forecast. big changes with some rain and wind making a comeback. we'll have that in a few minutes. >>> thank you. police in vallejo trying to find out who shot and killed a man this morning. it was on pennsylvania street around midnight. he was rushed to the hospital but he died. >>> a chaotic scene on interstate 880. a ca

. >> reporter: marina navarro a winner. prize minus taxes in january during a luck can i night of playing video poker at seminole hard rock hotel and casino. >> we hit it a hundred thousand dollars. >> but she had company that night. jan says he actually was the big winner the then friends who doesn't want her face shown gambled on her player card and when it was time to collect winnings from casino officials -- >> upstairs the eye in the sky says she touch the button so technically we have to pay her. >> jan all of a sudden went ba lace tick. he started screaming in front of everybody. >> i said are you kidding me? >> he says he had her hit the button for luck. on his $50 bet. that turn out to be an unlucky unsavvy move. part of a statement from hard rock said, the person who pushes a slot machine button or pulls the arm is the person who wins the jackpot. navarro took the 100 grand. >> marino what are you doing? and she gets up and walks out. >> that seem night he started send mowing nasty text messages threatening me. >>

it's 65 in navarro. you now, that's what we just saw. thank you. she has picked six 107 inch of rain from the weak disturbance moving into the bay area. the frontal boundary is still offshore. this is satellite radar. this is a secondary system. this is the front getting closer to the bay area and as it does so, it enters the north bay about 8:00 tonight. slides across the south bay by 2 am. and then behind it, the center of that low pressure will bring us unsettled air masses, scattered throughout the morning commute. it is finally out of here late day friday. actually late day thursday into our friday morning, becoming partly cloudy by friday afternoon. about a half-inch of rain from this incoming system and the wind will be increasing in front of this frontal system that will be slicing from the northwest to the southeast. as for your tahoe forecast, raining and blue canyon at 41. snow tomorrow with a winter storm advisory in effect. 14 inches of snow at the highest crest with 120 miles per hour winds. lake level about 5 inches of snow. 60s acro

maybe this is a sign that peter navarro, stephen bannons are getting farther away from trump. jared kushner may be sitting next to him now, but he was also sitting next to president trump when he made those claims that didn't make a lot of sense. >> in our final 60 seconds, donald trump's base voted for the businessman they had seen on television, figuring that on the base line economy, he would be right most of the time. is he right most of the time? >> he flip-flops basically. but basically now the turns he's making, make it sound more like he is listening to more rational people who have a deeper understanding of the economy. i mean, steve mnuchin himself said not thatong ago, well, some of theata a information that the trump campaign team was looking at might not have been the best. we didn't have that much money. steve mnuchin wasn't advising him on the economy at the time, he was a finance chair. but it is amazing, it is a stark contrast to where he was. a lot of those hard-core trump supporters are not economic gurus, they're people who want jobs, they want their wages

frank navarro had no kids of his own but considered these little league players his kids. parents say for years he coached them, helped them do better in school and keep them on the right path. today during opening day, the players showed their gratitude. one by one, they left a flower in honor of frank. >> there's really no better way to honor coach frank and his legacy than to kick off a new season and we know what coach frank meant to hundreds of kids but we know his legacy lives on and it's important for us to carry on that legacy. >> friends say frank worked tirelessly to maintain this field and he always dreamed of the community coming together and be east ridge strong. today they're remembering the man who dedicated so many years of his life to nurturing kids and teaching them about baseball through life. frank was stabbed to death outside a bar in downtown san jose. six people are accused of his murder and they are all from one family. today people are not talking about that. they are remembering the man who instilled a love of baseball. this hat says rest in peace

. >>> la niÑa estÁ viva de milagro luis navarro manejaba su trailer vio a la pequeÑa caminando sola,adres. >>> el padre de la menor de 2 aÑos y medio, hablÓ en exclusiva con telemundo. y nos dijo que la niÑa querÍa ir por su hermana a la parada de camiÓn, como lo hacen todos los dÍas. >>> faltan 30 minutos. y entonces, ella, ne neza abriÓ la puerta y se vi no. >>> >>> estaba dentro tla propiedad. >>> no estaba al pie de la carretera, estaba a 200 pies de la calle. >>> ¿que le dice que le llevÓ a la niÑa?. >>> estoy agradecido con Él, es cierto que nos descuidamos. >>> la pequeÑa caminÓ un cuarto de milla a su casa. a este punto donde la encontrÓ el buen samaritano, en tiene carretera los vehÍculos viajan a 55 millas por hora >>> el incidente estÁ en manos de la oficina del alguacil. >>> podemos comprobar que un tipo de negligencia ocurriÓ el servicio que protege a los niÑos habrÁ consecuencia para los padres. >>> por ahora no hay cargo contra los padres de la pequeÑa las autoridades resaltan que lo importante es descuidar a los niÑos ni un solo segundo, porque las consecuencias puede

(sot jesus navarro / vovalista / reik: ya me entere el sencillo que hasta ahora ha sido el sencillo mas nos conoce que sea nuestra carta de presentacion. (nat video musical voy a olvidarte) y es que las composiciones de sus temas musicales vienen de hechos reales de su vida o de personas que conocen. sot julio ramirez / guitarrista : una cancion como voy a olvidarte por ejemplo es una cancion que por ejemplo a todos nos ha pasado en el sentido de que ya estas harto del maltrato o a lo mejor infidelidades quien sabe y que finalmente vas a agarrar el valor para mandar a volar a la persona. pero si puedes tomar esos recuerdos y decir ah okay hay que escribir una cancion sobre esto que seguramente porque a ti te ha pasado y a mucha gente. (ligar con video musical o ensayos) sot bibi marin / guitarrista : que me peuden decir acerca de ustedes si de verdad han sufrido por amor? si hemos sufrido por amor? creo yo, creemes los 3 que e; que no ha sufrido por amor no ha vivido, desde chiquito desde puberto las cosas te la tomas mas a pecho o con cierto tipo de drama que despues cuando creces dice

wilbur ross, peter navarro. and are -- and light howser who hasn't been confirmed as ustr. they have strong ideas on china. i expect coming out of this summit if president trump is not satisfied by what he has heard from the chinese side on what they're willing to do, to begin to modify some of these gross misbalances in the u.s./china economic relationship, then the risk is that you would see more of the china hawks in the administration having more of a say on what can affect the u.s. and china economic relationship. >> for many when they listen to what the three of us have been talking about will say can you just stop talking deb-- talk ab jobs, a lot of jobs have gone to asia. i'm concerned about jobs for me. and that's why i voted for you. how does he split the difference there, this president? >> i think it's very difficult for him because china with its made in china 2025 initiative, the new cyber security law that was put in place last november, a lot of these things are directed at u.s. policies. and also the wibilateral deals they have been violated as well. so th

temperatures are responding very nicely this afternoon. 77 currently in san jose, 71 in oakland, 77 navarrond 80 anteiac. no weather worries it's warm and bright through 6:00, plenty of stars by 10:00 and even by midnight clear skies and temperatures on the mild side, in the 50s. take a look at the heat to our south. palm springsz at 88 degrees. that heat is headed our way. the numbers are going to continue to rise. take a look at when this heat peeks is coming up in the full weather forecast. >> new details on a shooting involving threw cpd officers that left a suspect dead. just a few hours ago they said officers interrupted the suspect while he was trying to car jack someone. it happened just after 5:30 yesterday afternoon north of highway 92, all northbound lanes in san mateo reopened just before 1:00 this morning. a witness shared this cell phone video that shows the seconds before the shooting. the investigators say the man opened fire on officers and say they roifrd his gun at the scene. no officers were injured. he tried to car jack a woman who had been involved in an accident and t

---alejandro navarro nos cuenta esta historia..en que el volleybol mas que un juego es una pasion, tecnica, alegria y esfuerzo que se deja en la cancha de juego , estos fueron factores que cautivaron la atencion de este joven que hace tres aÑos inicio la practica de esta emocionante actividad sot: gerson lima /padre de gerson actualmente juega para la preparatoria taf al darse cuenta que tenia talento para realizar este deporte le puso mas empeÑo para mejorar como jugador y mas cuando vio abierta la posibilidad de obtener una beca academica sot: gerson lima /atleta de la semana es conciente que alcanzar el profesionalismo en este deporte es muy dificil pero eso no significa que no tienga claro sus metas a largo plazo sot: gerson lima /atleta de la semana para la familia la ensaÑanza que deja el deporte radica en nunca rendirse, en dar lo mejor de si para saborear la satisfaccion de luchar por un objetivo sin olvidar una regla de oro que aplica en el deporte y en la vida sot: gerson lima /padre de gerson con el apoyo de la familia y

secretary of commerce wilbur ross and one of the great, great people on fair trade and trade, peter navarro. and will renegotiate nafta. and if we don't get a good deal and a fair dealfor we don't get a good deal and a fair deal for our we don't get a good deal and a fair dealfor our country, we don't get a good deal and a fair deal for our country, and they have been saying for a long time, we will either renegotiate or we will terminate. i announced the other day we are going to terminate. arab reddy said we will terminate. the people that i like very much, that the president of mexico, and the prime minister of canada, they called up and said can we negotiate? isaid called up and said can we negotiate? i said yes. so will start a renegotiation, and hopefully it will be there for everybody. and if it is not a be there for everybody. and if it is notafair be there for everybody. and if it is not a fair dealfor our be there for everybody. and if it is not a fair deal for our country, because you have to understand, we have been on the wrong side of the nafta deal with canada and with mexico

you even see some of the others like peter navarro is one person i think is helping the president's policy on china. he wrote a book called "death by china." he wasn't in the room for any of the china meetings whereas gary cone and jared kushner they were in most of those meetings. you can see a populist group that steve bannon brought in to be sidelined as we get further into this administration's time in office. robert: how is the president responding? >> well, i think if i were a trump voter, i would be pretty upset if foreign policy would be one of the issues i was focusing in. trump responded by going to the swamp as he calls it would be the responsible center. in a lot of ways i'm seeing a foreign policy that doesn't look all different than what you would have got frn hillary clinton, jeb bush, marco rubio. there's this trump theatrics at the top. what i'm wonder is what we might policy that's rather eign conventional, the kind of foreign policy that would you expect from mattis or mcmaster sort of nexus where you have this, you know, these antics from the president and people are sc

suggests is it probably was written by career usgr staff, and it's not clear that steven bannon or peter navarro saw it. and if you heard or read the transcript of president trump's remarks yesterday, a couple days ago in wisconsin when he announced his buy american, hire american initiative, he reverted i think pretty completely to campaign mode where he called nafta a disaster, said he was going to demand, i think, big changes, and he was prepared to walk away if the mexicans didn't fork over. so it's not completely clear how those two pieces will come together. i personally think that it's probably going to bend toward the ustr approach simply because most big american companies have supply chains that are closely integrated with canada and mexico. and for a lot of them, mexico particularly is a bigger big market. big, big market. the canada agreement would likely stay in effect even if we walked away from nafta because it was just expanded. the fact here is american agriculture where mexico has turned into a huge market. and n remember -- and this, remember, trump won for two reasons. one, h

navarro be visible at these meetings?be talking about trade as well as treasury secretary steve mnuchin . here in florida, all eyes are going to be on trade and whether or not president trump can hash out some type of trade agreement deal with the chinese after a bruising campaign in which he meticulously hammered china for what he feels as currency manipulation. guy: what for the people -- what with the people who voted for trump the expecting from this meeting -- be expecting from this meeting? kevin: first and foremost, they're going to be expecting where exactly this new and administration lies in crafting out and aggressive trade policy. when you get into specifics, whether it is on a nuclear energy deal for auto trade and terrorists, the chinese have a lot to gauge about where exactly president trump stands. a point i would make is he has not said as forcefully since taking office he that he would -- since taking office that he would label china a currency manipulator. were executive orders issued last week suggesti

how 'bout this guy, professor peter navarro, one of trump's new economic advisers. is the economy. i believe donald trump will be great for the economy. not just good--great. - i mean, you are an old white guy wearing a suit, so i guess it fits the demographic. - uh, you're-- let me guess. 29. - i thought you were gonna say filipino, but close. - you're young, well-dressed. - smart. - if the major problem facing your country is the economy, who else would you want besides a business person and an entrepreneur? - oh, right--who cares about trump's crazy racist crap? in america, it's all about the bottom line. trump will be great for the economy. - we need... a leader...that wrote "the art of the deal." - the guy who wrote "the art of the deal"? you mean tony schwartz? oh, no--the other guy. so trump, the billionaire business boss, is ready to fix the economy for everyone... like, for example, the 1,400 carrier workers who will be laid off next year when the plant moves to mexico. after a video of them losing their jobs went viral, trump became obsessed with helping t

they could have borrowed that money from marina navarro. was sitting next a male friend jan at a florida kaseen watching him play the slots with his money. he offered to let her press the button for good luck. she did hit $100,000 jackpot and walk off with all the winnings. i never had such a big jackpot in my life. in fact kaseen faux rules make clear the push cher of the button is the better of record season entitled to the winnings. my random search of philadelphia turns up at least one person willing to split the pot. >> if your friend and i'm with you i won't leave you vanned i'll give you something. that's from my heart. that's how i feel. >> i'm gambling with you neck time. >> do that. >> reporter: fred tecce' advice for gamblers with attractive friend sitting nearby don't let them push your button. below on your dice or pull your handle. with that, i will be waiting to be dragged out of here by our human resources police. thomas. >> i'm confident you would do a 50/50 split, bruce. >> you should not be so confident thomas. >> i won't

navarro will be adequately frustrated i'm sure by the goldman sachs crowd. i doubt they've looked at the boarded up windows and opioid abuse. that's a real part of america we don't see in the wealth of new york and san francisco. but adjustment, labor market adjustments haven't worked in those places. we have to ask why. we have to ask why. because it is a very maldistributed outcome that is occurring. my view is this is not healthy. we could slip into orartarky and that would not be a good thing either. in order to discuss this you can't constantly back down to to totologies and identities and not address what it is that china does to particular markets in this country. failure to do so is problematic. i know you want to respond. [laughter] mr. allgeier: i am really struck by the fact at how little faulty trade policies on the part of the united states have been identified as the problem. with the exception of concerns of certain things about china, and yet the debate -- [ inaudible question ] is, the trumpg dialogue is faulty trade policies on the part of

there is the hard line as you just said in terms of peter navarro and mr.ur ross but more moderates, steve mnuchin and gary kohn and so forth so there's probably discussion behind the scenes, i have no knowledge but one might posit there's some animated discussion which would be weighing the pros and cons of a more hard line approach versus something that's more nuanced. >> tim we have to leave it there for now but we look forward to talking to you after the weekend. tim moe of goldman sachs. >>> back to washington, d.c., and ivanka trump speaking to the ceos. >> -- when she was in taun a few weeks ago because the germans have led the way and the swiss done a great job more recently and in england we've seen a lot of focus on apprenticeship training so really thinking about the role of vocational education, and making sure that it is incentivized for the students to consider it as a viable option and partnering with the private sector to really ensure that what's happening the education taking place whether it's a community college or at apprenticeship prog

there's a debate among folks like gary cone and tough on china folks like peter navarro, but i think that public debate is something we're not normally seeing, but seeing it in this administration is a set of ideology going into this white house. >>> many feel that gary cone is a quote liberal democrat, not my words, the words of several conservatives, are conservatives comfortable with the lessening influence of steve bannon and increasing influence of gary cone? >> these are a lot of terms hard to define. steve bannon does represent a sort of wing of right-wing politics within the white house but a lot more traditional conservatives say he's no more representative than that of gary cone and jared kushner, registered democrats until coming into this white house, there's not much of a representative for the kind of conservatism that you actually see republicans in the house of representatives so as bannonism waynes and conan is on the rise, there does seem to be a lack of conservativism, something not really talked about in these discussions comes in and does have a representation. >

camp, peterifferent navarro, who has been clear trade with china is unfair for america and ripping jobsway. ifwill be interesting to see the trump administration is able to find a middle ground. do they have a more coherent approach on what their economic and trade strategy will be with regards to china. caroline: i'm going to check in the significance on trade, 17% reliance on china. amazing when you are thinking of certain technology industries, state backed chip industries is one that will that wilbur ross has commented on. that you think there will be concessions on both sides of the trade here? >> i'm not sure how much you deliverables out of this meeting. you will see both leaders try to lay the foundation, set the baseline, make clear what their priorities are, which industries they care about, where they would like to see things done, and from the trump administration where they would like to see china set a level playing field. i think what they are aiming for is to lay a foundation and we will see what comes out of that in the months ahead. asian infrastructure investment bank

navarro, will be adequately frustrated i'm sure by the goldman sachs crowd. i doubt they've ever spent an afternoon dining outdoors as they have in manhattan as my son does in reading, pennsylvania, and looked at the prostitution, the boarded up windows, and the opiate abuse, but that's a real part of america we don't see here in the rarefied confines of washington or the wealth of new york and san francisco. but adjustment, labor market adjustments haven't worked in those places. and we have to ask why. we have to ask why. because it is a very mall distributed outcome that is occurring, and my view is this is not healthy, because we could slip into artachy and i'm afraid if some people in the administration had their way, we might, and that wouldn't be a good thing either. in order to discuss this you can't constantly back down totologies and identities and not really address what it is that china actually does to particular markets in this country. failure to do so is problematic. i know you want to respond. >> i am really struck by the fact at how little f

what you saw on the campaign trail, folks like peter navarro that have been clear that fair -- tradeith china is not fair for america. see.ll be interesting to is the trump administration able to find a middle ground? are they gearing more toward one or the other? and do they have a more coherent approach to what their economic and trade policy will be with regards to china? i will give our viewers a chance to check in on is thenificance, 17% reliance of the united states on the chinese. you can get this on the bloomberg. is amazing, certain technology industries, we have to focus on that. wilbur ross has commented, he is worried about china. non-tech industries are set to benefit from this meeting. may be on the auto and agricultural front. will there be concessions on both sides of the equation? lindsey: i am not sure how much you are actually going to see real deliverables from this meeting. more than anything, you will see both leaders tried to lay the foundation, set the baseline. what theirake clear priorities are, the industries they care about, where they would like to see th

but what i thought was interesting is apparently peter navarro is the one who broke up the draft.aybe the, heads got them. they still have both times finding this. what he ink the instincts are i think you'd rather just rip this thing up and start from scratch. if he can in the end to get get a deal that look so different nafta needs to be modernized anyway. it exists as a huge commerce engine. look at tpt. every time they talked about multilateral trade deals they've come down from the deals. if you can negotiate the specifics that gives the united states an advantage. trade is the one issue that has been consistent on for 30 years. trade, not so much. is it realistic to say we can have a reciprocal trade deal in other words mexico will import from us as we import from them. even though they are a poor country. we have a massive trade deficit with mexico right now that needs to be rectified especially that. it looks like the white house is very resistant. under so everybody knows. almost $6 billion in trade deficit. we really appreciate it. texas taking a very hard line against c

doing business with china. , whatis a different camp you saw on the campaign trail, including peter navarrowho has been clear trade with china is unfair for america and ripping jobs away. it will be interesting to see if the trump administration is able to find a middle ground. are they veering more toward one of the other? do they have a more coherent approach on what their economic and trade strategy will be with regards to china. caroline: i'm going to check in the significance on trade, 17% reliance on china. it is amazing when you are thinking of certain technology industries, state backed chip industries is one that wilbur ross has commented on. other non-tech industries are set to benefit in this meeting. do you think there will be concessions on both sides of the meeting here? >> i'm not sure how much you will see real deliverables out of this meeting. i think more than anything you , will see both leaders try to lay the foundation, set the baseline, make clear what their priorities are, which industries they care about, where they would like to see things done, and from the trump a

it's the thing that keeps his trade adviser, peter navarro, up at night, a man who once made a wholebject he called death by china. president trump has consistently criticised the large trade deficit between their two countries, currently around $350 billion, an imbalance caused by american imports of cheap chinese products. i don't think it's necessarily bad that a president came in having said tough things about china. it's almost the norm in american presidential politics, and george w bush, who i worked for, said in the first months of his presidency, he would rise up and defend taiwan if it is attacked, which goes beyond the us position. and over the next years, he had a very productive relationship with his chinese counterparts. but there is also that small matter of nuclear warfare. last week, trump told the financial times that if china were unwilling to "solve" north korea, he'd go it alone. the us is looking to china to implement sanctions against north korea as punishment for its recent bout of missile testing. the meeting of these superpowers, visualised so powerfully by

whether that is peter navarro -- steve been in, or bannon, or gary cohn.t is a lot of clarity the chinese are hoping to get from the meeting. shery: i wonder if we're going to get clarity on where they stand on north korea. they just conducted another missile test, trying in a way to inject themselves into this conversation between the two leaders. will china come under further pressure from donald trump? tom: they are already under pressure from trump. this is likely to exacerbate that. the u.s. is that the chinese these play a stronger role here. 20 years ofid that diplomacy have failed in a preemptive strike was ruled out. there is a gulf between washington and beijing when it comes to dealing with north korea. this is a key clinical -- key geopolitical pressure point and donald trump want some traction from the chinese. whether they give it to him is another question. movement on it will be key. shery: thank you so much for joining us. now let's look at the impact of president trump trade policies on asian markets. economistchief joining us now from si