what happens if they can't reace an ant on these issues because that $300 billion list of tariffs is otill looming there, it's just put on hold for the moment. >> reporter: the issues that sank talksst in may arl outstanding. china's hard-liners don't seem any easier to sway and hawks in washington are not happy the white house is bargaining with a company seen as a national security risk. t at leastee republicans slamming the decision and one, florida senat marco rubio, suggesting he'll introduce a bill to reverse it. with so manng compe forces, future sales for huawei vendors are still in qution. >> is this going to be part of an end game trade deal,r is this something that he's going to reserve as a national security issue? >> reporter: in aka, the president wouldn't commit. >> huawei is very much in play in terms of our country and in terms of intelligence and the intelligence community. we're not making it a big subject. we'll sav that forlater. >> reporter: when later is isn't clear. asked when a new round of talks could take place, the office u th. trade representative and the

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the freeways and make it more convenient for people to take public transit or major automakers have reac ed a deal with california to increase gas mileage in greenhouse, gas emissions standards. >>ford bmw honda and volkswagen signed the deal with california air resources board. the steel bypasses the trump administration's push to freeze requirements at 2021 levels of about 30 miles a gallon. under the new deal fuel economy and corresponding greenhouse gas standards would rise 3.7% per year from 2020 to 2026. that means new cars would have to average around 36 miles per gallon by the year. 2026. >>the california high speed rail project is taking another step forward the trump administration has given california commission to oversee federal environmental reviews for its high speed rail project. there has been some back and forth with the administration trying to cancel the project delaying the environmental neviews for about a year and a half. but today, the california high speed rail authority announced that it has won approval. the designation will speed up california's process for co

the car with her family when another car slammed leinto their vehic from behind causing a chainon reac crash. her 5-year-old sister was also seriously injured. >>> we are working to learn what sparked this fire at a home in fairfax on friday. chopper 4 captured the flames shooting through the roof of that room on clarks ranch road in great falls. two people were inside and able to escape and one firefighter suffered a minor injury and is expected to be okay. >>> workers at tco washington ention center could go on strike as early as next week. the workers who sell food and in at the convention center are already demonstrating and demanding a fair contract with e aramark, tood and beverage contractor that took overra opeons at the convention center on april 1st. the union is concerned about pay and job insecurity and also affordable health insurance. >> we want a fair contract. aramark came in and after six years, try to replace us with robots and automation. and we have no work and we have families to take care of and trying to get a fair contract. >> 98% of union members voted in kefav

so the things they do so well, out reac outreach of clie, might be considered out of their scope of practice, and they would not be permitted to do that. the reason i mention that is because we've been trying to change the statute. because of the customs we've seen not only here but in other places in the state, bills such as ab1544 and then also i will say that the state e.m.s. authority has sort of taken this into consideration and made some administrative changes within their own interpretation of the statute that i think is more flexible than in the years prior. so not only is there a movement to change statute explicitly, but also in the way it is interpreted, all over the state. >> right now, to divert a patient to the sobering center, it is only through the e.m.s. pilot program that that is being allowed, correct? >> correct. >> only just in san francisco? >> there are a couple of other places that are doing this. since then, san francisco is one of the longest standing, and it has been in operation i think since 2003. we became a pilot when pilots were created, but it is certainly mu

plans from the ministration to make another open offer to the soviet union for cooperation once we reac the moon? >> i'm not certain. that's a decision that only can be made by the president. i know he is considering all the factors involved. we want to do everything we can possibly do to reduce tension in the world. whether it's in the space program, the middle east, the far east. in whatever case. in general disarmament. but i think we have to be , pragmatic enough to realize that some indication of acceptance of this idea has to come from the other side. not just in talk. andnot just in talk. a little bit in action. walter: maybe the space station would be the way to do it. we could put up one great space from whichation, we all could launch. maybe we will get to it. >> it offers a great chance for cooperation. walter: thank you very much. they are waiting for you at the firing room. thank you very much. walter cronkite: vice president agnew, here to watch this momentous occasion, this launch of apollo 11 in his capacity of the chairman of the president's space council. he gave us so

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