a spokesman for the syracuse police department saying that there is no other information immediatelyl media are reporting that gunfire erupted at a gathering, and that a child is believed to be among the victims. we are also hearing from local media that the family may have been gathering to celebrate the life of a relative when shooting actually took place. so this may have been members ofa place. so this may have been members of a family. this report is coming through on reuters. we don't have a lot of information. butjust reports from police that they are responding toa from police that they are responding to a shooting with as many as five victims. we will keep you up—to—date on that story coming out of the united states as soon as we have more details. in another setback for britain, european union leaders have rejected the prime minister's brexit plan at a two—day summit in salzburg. the head of the european council says theresa may's proposed economic relationship with europe "will not work." with just six months until brexit is due to come into effect, mrs may has called on t

[inaudible] syracuse university, your alma mater in pittsburgh university. my wife suzanne and myself are teaching a course having to deal with anti-communist than in hollywood and naming names. i'm wondering if court got involved in the communist party and communist propaganda during this period because there's a lot of anti-communist that dvd with other agencies and congress are very much against the communist during the period you're talking about. >> right. for those of you who didn't hear the questions about was communism never an issue for being associated with them. millet was so skilled politically and pr wise that he never got in trouble about the communist issue. although there will some people like to get into trouble later on. thank you. >> if you can draw connections in world war i especially since fdr was secretary of the navy band. >> the propaganda office for world war i was the committee on information? headed by george creel. i was an outright propaganda effort. that was the kind of place where they talk about the han. they really went over

i was a professor at syracuse university and i was invited as a visiting scholar at aei to attend this wonderful event, and my wife and i came down from syracuse like country mice and we looked at this crowd and we said these are people i only ever see on tv and we were watching the speaker with binoculars which gives you an idea of what table i got and esther turned to me and she said can you imagine hosting this dinner and i said no chance. america is such a great country. within a year i was president of the american enterprise institute. you never know what life has in store for you. this is my tenth year as host of this event, and it's also my last. as many of you know, i announced a few months ago this is the last year of my presidency of aei. over the past ten years, i've given over a thousand public speeches and service of our mission, traveling all over this great country talking about dignity and human potential and gathering support for the magnificent work of aei scholars. they are just like you, dedicated to the principles of limited government and a free society and the b

clemson fans, as their 3rd ranked tigers were on the ropes, late against syracuse.clemson down 3, on 4th and 6. chase bryce he fires a strike to t. higgins for the 4th down. under a minute to go. travis atean he cams off the drive with a 3rd touchdown. he ran for a career high 203 yards as clemson beats syracuse 27-23 to remain unbeaten. >>> wrestling legend rick flair getting the crowd fired up in athens. it's 2nd ranked georgia taking on tennessee. 1st quarter, jake brom from under pressure. but this is what you call a friendly bounce. tight endize zach noda picks up the fumble and takes off for the touchdown run. the dogs maybe want to add that in their play book. georgia beats tennessee 38-12 to improve to 5-0. >>> it's day 2 of the ryder cup. fans on both sides getting into the spirit. the europeans picked up where they left off on friday. sergio garcia rolls in a birdie putt to win the match. tiger woods' struggles continue. he's winless in 3 matches. he needs only 4 and a half points in the singles matches to win the cup. >>> all right. a nice day for golf. >

syracuse 101. it's like apple picking time in upstate new york.ve a heat indices this high. west virginia 101 and washington, d.c. and national it will feel like 100. were, those are temperatures in the shade, late in the week, we kahl cool it off. friday, 83, saturday 75, significantly cooler by the time we get to the upcoming weekend, it will feel like it should when we head to the middle of the september. today's forecast, from the southeast to the northeast. st. louis 93. there is the rain and thunderstorms arriving in chicago. all of our friends are looking at a calm weather scenario, warm with boise at 94. no problems with rain or storms. tomorrow, st. louis, oklahoma, chicago. that's where the delays are possible. >> thank you. still ahead, apple welcomes another american company to the $1 trillion club. details on who has also crossed that evaluation threshhold. plus more to use collin kaepernick as shares follow mixed reactions to the move. es mixed reactions to the move. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you ta

so the worst example which was the lakers beat the syracuse nationals and the next day the owner of the nationals put in a shot clock. it saved basketball. in the same manner i would argue that low interest rates at the level at which we have been for the last few years . maria: we were at zero. >> from my perspective that illuminates the sense of urgency. if you limit the sense of urgency it changes the way you look at any opportunities and meet talk about the guys who have huge amount of cash on their balance sheet and the interest rates say zero what the urgency to invest it. maria: you want this mini ablation to stop? you want rates to be where they naturally shut? >> the governments of the world manipulate . maria: currencies. >> since the beginning of time and it would be nice that we went on to impede that from going forward but that's not exactly a realistic assessment. i thank you need interest rates. at reasonable levels in order to encourage people to act. if i don't have a meter on my decision-making that it's a big impact on how i make decisions. maria: good point. sam, sta

i believe syracuse university has been keeping track a long time. if you go online and you look at syracuse, you will find some specifics. i don't have the numbers for arizona handy. in terms of representatives in arizona, i can't speak right off the top of my head. which representatives we have spoken to and their response. that is something i can confer with our counsel later on and get back to you. >> if you have questions, have created unprecedented stress and anxiety. i had a judge, recently, over the last week or so, they unveiled the dashboard. this is a dash -- an item that looks like a speedometer on a car. 80% of it is red, then there is a bit of yellow, and a bit of green. you are supposed being green. you come in and see all of this red in front of you. there is a lot of anxiety attached to that. the judges are so shocked. they came to me and said, can we file for intentional infliction of emotional distress? this is just crazy. this is so unreasonable. this is so disconnected. i don't understand. i have to tell them, i understand, tryin

he ran for a career high 203 yards as clemson beats syracuse 27-23 to remain unbeaten. >>> well it'say 2 of the ryder cup. financials of both sides getting into the spirit. the european team picked up where they left off on friday. serge owe garcia rolls in the putt to win the match. garcia and mcilroy defeated kepka. >>> he's winless in 3 matches against tommy fleetwood and francesca molineri. >> all righty. thank you so much. >>> thanks. we'll be right back. we'll see you back here at six. the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. kpix 5 reporter >>> cbs weekend news is next. news updates on cbsfs.com. rain on tuesday, what will they think of next? we'll see you at 6. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the supreme court clash intensifies. >> i am innocent of this charge. >> ninan: the f.b.i. reopens its background check into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh following allegations of sexual assault. also tonight, an indonesian official warns the death toll could be in the thousands following a major earthquake and tsunami. maz're massive waves s

for syracuse, you'll findspecific courts so i'm afraidi don't have the numbers for arizona handy . in terms of representatives in arizona , i can't think right off thetop of my head . which representatives we've spoken to and their response, but that's something that i can confer with our counsel later on and get back to you. but if you have any connections , i love them. >> i wanted to follow up on lisa's question about the attorney general's statements. could you be specific, and i know you're a judge and you have to be careful but one of the questions is what are the stakes for immigrants here? is there a concern that all these pressures will lead to immigrants not getting a fair hearing and being sent back to dangerous places? >> what i can tell you is the quote as the deadlines have created seriously unprecedented anxiety and stress. so much so that the other day i had a judge because recently this past week they unveiled what's called the ij dashboard which is the mechanism on your computer every morning that looks like a speedometer on a car. and it has all of those numbers

host: let's go to patricia calling from syracuse, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i should tell you that my mother was in the navy during world war ii. so was my father. she worked in codes and ciphers out of charleston, south carolina. guest: i'm grateful for her service and for your family. host: she was the first group of women sworn into the navy not as a nurse but as an officer and a gentleman and she was proud of that. guest: world war ii was a tipping point for women in the the waves were incredibly important in showing the navy and u.s. military what women could do. membersre these women of the military or civilians working for the government? guest: u.s. navy recruited women as good breakers to break the japanese naval code system and then work on encoding our systems as well. the navy wanted its women in uniform. those women joined the waves and became naval officers. the army prefer to keep its code breaking operations civilian. there was something to be said for both methods. in the army operations, there were some 22-year-old brilliant young women, inc

local media are reporting that up to seven people, including children, have been shot in the city of syracusew york. witnesses told reporters that a family had gathered to celebrate the life of a relative who'd recently died when the shooting started. the white house has approved what it calls offensive measures to stop cyber attacks. the united states accuses russia, china, iran and north korea of conducting "reckless cyber attacks" against the us and its allies. the immediate aim of the new policy is to prevent hackers from disrupting the us mid—term elections. the bbc‘s learned that britain is considering plans to set up an international tribunal to bring myanmar‘s military leaders tojustice. the un has accused the generals of genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. the un report listed gang rape, assaults on children, mass murder, and the destruction of entire villages as some of the atrocities committed against the rohingyas. let's turn to our top business story — the takeover battle for broadcasting giant sky could soon be decided in the biggest auction the uk has ever seen. fi

hertook a leave from division at syracuse university college of law. i have a great privilege of weeksng there a couple ago and i can attest she is sorely missed by her faculty, colleagues and students. the loss of that particular campus is the game to all caps es -- gain to all campus nationwide because she is making sure all campuses are safe spaces for all ideas, as well as for all people. i asked her how she thought i could best use my precious time. she encouraged me to stress two predominant interrelated themes, which i have already touched on and which are also major themes throughout my scholarship and advocacy. first that free speech and equality are mutually reinforcing. we need not choose between civil liberties and civil rights. that theme was illustrated by the supreme court's unanimous year, as i already explained. the second related theme is that the most effective way to count for -- counter hateful attitudes and expressions is through measures ranging from counter speech to punishing discriminatory conduct and violence. such appointmen

for the northeast watch out for severe weather from syracuse, new york, pittsburgh to d.c. travel disruptions, power outages, damaging winds, flash flooding. widespread drenching storms throughout the deep south along the gulf coast and by later this week, guess what, snow in montana. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> a former contestant on "dancing with the stars" is under arrest this morning. the details next. >>> also, a major scare for commuters inside a brand-new terminal known as the grand central of the west. the new concern that the building may not hold up. >>> and why is the divorce rate now plummeting? >>> you gh >>> you might say an all-points bulletin is out in florida for this missing guy. a kangaroo is on the run in florida. his name is storm. he's 5 years old, escaped from a sanctuary near palm beach on monday. animal control officers are asking for the public to call in with any sightings. >>> a college student is recovering after he was shot in the head during a road rage incident near atlanta. neil seiz was heading home from a baseball game

syria should continue now another incident happened on the ninth of april twenty eighth russian syracuse israel of carrying out an air strike on that day against their base also known as the team for air base outside palmira in central syria the russian defense ministry said that the israeli aircraft launched eight missiles five of those were intercepted by syrian air defense forces there. and there was a meeting then on the eighth of may twenty eighth between israeli pm and the russian president and again russia they said that russia was unlikely to unlimited israeli actions in syria a lot was according to reuters article there lesson here who said russia is unlikely to limit israel's military actions in syria only two days after that meeting on the tenth of may there was another incident. and that was carried out despite the fact that they resent a u.n. mandate so you can see the picture being painted here and and actually since the end of the intervention in twenty fifteen russia feels that they've been trying to act as a diplomat so they've turned a blind eye almost to all these atta

my first dinner was in 2007 i was a professor at syracuse university and i was invited as a visiting scholar to attend this wonderful event. we looked at this crowd and we said these are people i only ever see on tv. we were watching the speaker with binoculars. which gives you an idea which table i got. and esther turned to me and she said can you imagine hosting this dinner. and i said no chance. america is such a great country. i was president of the american enterprise institute. you never know what life has in store for you. this is my tenth year as host of this event. and it's also my last. i know a few months ago that this is a last year of my presidency of aei. over the past ten years i've given over a thousand public speeches and service of our mission traveling all over the great country talking about diggity -- dignity and human potential. they are just like you dedicated to the principles of limited government and a free society in the belief that america's values our gift to the world. what a privilege it's been. when i first began this job ten years ago i will be honest

after completing her arts egree in syracuse, she went to omaha. she had the support of community leaders including activists, educator, jim ramirez. through years of hard work, perseverance, passion, her dream became a reality. the museum officially opened on the help of with many volunteers. she has -- the mexican government honored her lifetime of achievement. over the past 25 years, the museum has had more than 150 exhibitions. without this treasure, much of the hispanic culture would be lost. thanks to ms. garcia and her board and the many contributions to the communities over the past 25 years, we look forward to many more years of hispanic heritage the ulture on display at latino museum. mr. speaker, i rise to honor my mom, my sister during this breast cancer awareness month which will be in october. while my mother survived this terrible disease, my sister lost her battle at the young age of 39. i also want to recognize the millions of people every year who are affected by cancer. breast cancer, along with ovarian, prostrate, pancreatic, co

14-year-old are being treated for gunshot wounds after gunfire rang out at a memorial service in syracuse senseless. i'm angry. the chief is angry. people around us are angry. >> they were among 50 people who had gathered outside a home to commemorate the death of a man who had recently died of cancer. witnesses that saw up to three possible shooters and heard at least 10 shots. officials have not disclosed the condition of the victims. no arrests have been made and police have not yet revealed a possible motive. >>> an investigation continues in maryland into a deadly workplace shooting rampage that happened yesterday at a rite aid distribution center northeast of baltimore. police say a woman who worked as a temporary at the rite-aid warehouse fired on coworkers with a gun. lling herself. investigators are still looking for a motive. three other people people were hurt but are expected to survive. rite-aid issued a statement saying the company is deeply saddened by the events that transpired. >>> bill cosby is scheduled to be sentenced next week after his sexual assault conviction. he i

manhasset didn't pay for my school without telling me, i wouldn't have become the running back for syracuse a lot of white people died because slavery was so wrong and they wanted to fix it. - - said it back to me so we can take the statues and put it separate. from past. if you are confederate general, if i'm black and i looked at that everyday. i'd have a problem with that. but if you look at jefferson, washington, madison, monroe i believe. everyone except adams and our first eight presidents, they had slaves. i can't rationalize that. i can say they were genius bar for them to make sense of that, i can't do it. i would say this, i thought the 60 minutes special was great. can we put a plaque next to the statue that says, they also said they had 26 slaves or rationalize slavery. somehow put that along with it. but to take down jefferson and washington and madison and monroe and jackson, i think to diminish them as great leaders. acknowledge that slavery was wrong but to diminish them as great leaders, i think we're losing our history. >> maybe you didn't hear me but i said it needs to be

steady to heavy rain from new york city to albany to hartford to syracuse to scranton.gland. so tuesday evening the worst of the wet weather will be here from hartford to boston. it's very typical of fall. it's good for the grass. afternoon activities could be a little difficult. >>> still ahead, the u.s. and china further escalate their ongoing trade war as new tariffs take effect. - [announcer] the typical vacuum head can struggle with large debris and stuck-on dust, so shark invented duoclean, replacing the front wall with a rotating soft brush. while deep cleaning carpets, two brush rolls pick up large particles with ease, make quick work of stuck-on dust, giving hard floors a polished look, and fearlessly devour piles. shark duoclean technology, designed to do more on carpets and floors, available in corded and cord-free vacuums, and only available from shark. >>> six weeks until this year's midterms, and democrats hold a 12-point lead. 52% of voters say they prefer democrats to be in control of congress, up two points since last month 40% said they want republican

8 and 14-year-old are being treated for gunshot wound after a shooting at a memorial service in syracuse, new york. >> it is just senseless. i am angry. the chief is angry. the people around us are angry. >> they were among the 50 people gathered outside of a home to commemorate the death of a man who recently died of cancer. witnesses saw to three possible shooters and heard at least 10 shots. officials say they her to survive. th . >>> maryland authorities released information about workplace shooting yesterday. the sheriff's opened up about the suspect in the mass shooting at a tified the suspect as a mostly. she was diagnosed with a mental illness in 2016 and became increasingly agitated. relatives were concerned about her well-being. authorities say that for some reason she went to work yesterday and started shooting at coworkers. she killed three of them and wounded three others before turning the gun on herself. the three people wounded are expected to recover. >>> the estate of music icon, prince releasing the first elements music to staff. the album, piano and microphone 1983 co

. >>> frightening moment during the clemson and syracuse game. trevor lawrence lowers his shoulder and takes a nasty hit diving for a first down and shaken up and left the game and woozy. he didn't return. so clemson rallies behind another freshman chase bryce who a was most recently third team. tiger fans love it at memorial stadi stadium. clemson holding off the orange. >>> to baseball. all ten playoff teams are set. the dodgers scored four in the ninth to hold off the giants for a 10-6 win. after that, out comes the champagne. we know which teams are getting in but still a matter who plays where and when. at least on the national league side. entering the final day of the regular season today, both the n.l. central and n.l. west are up for grabs. the cubs and brewers and the dodgers and rockies all have a chance to win their divisions and that is big. the two teams that don't face off in a winner take all wildcard game! >>> final day at the ryder cup started within the last hour. tiger woods 0-3 so far. just took the course and said in paris f

in syracuse, five people hurt after multiple incidents there.n miami, police responding to an active gunman. the suspect was later killed in a stand off. the shootings came 12 hours after four people were killed in maryland. the gun violence archive reporting 262 mass shootings in the u.s. this year alone. in new york, police are trying to figure out why somebody stabbed five people, including babies. one was a few days old. the spus spect was found with her wrist slashed, a self-inflicted wound. everybody is expected to survive. >>> we are learning more people died because of hurricane florence, 41 in all across the carolinas and virginia. state leaders getting ready ask the government for help after the huge storm blasted the east coast. south carolina governor, henry mcmaster is estimating the financial hit to the state is reaching $1.2 billion. >>> check it out, you are taking a live look at the annual voters summit. we may or may not be able to see it. there it is. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was here and mentioned brett kavanaug

the way up almost to rome, and they have a new canal which goes into oneida lake aroundis a big syracuse, and then you come back to the original route of the canal. ofre is some commercial use these ships, big windmill blades on barges. they recently had a gigantic vat for brewing beer that was , buted out of the canal recreational boats. a lot of biking, hiking, and a lot of communities along the canal have developed it as a waterfront, so they have bars and restaurants, and this kayaking and canoeing and so is of greatt historical value, i think. i think it is worth keeping and going, not only for the tourist attraction, but just to maintain this set of history. >> [inaudible] was just: the first outside of rome, which is up sort of in the middle of nowhere, and they picked that spot because it's a long level, so they can build a good stretch of the canal without having to were nots because they really sure how they were going to make a lock to bring it down to a new level, so they dug this up in that region, and then started really going both directions at once, but obviously, it took

we've got a lot of weather up through the appalachians pouring from pittsburgh, rochester, buffalo, syracuses going to be with us through the northeast. then back here in the ohio valley in the midwest, new storms are going to form. with it will come the risk of severe storms. you're going to get a little sunshine, it's going to get warm. cold front comes through that pops up those storms. chicago, st. louis, columbus, indianapolis and detroit and everywhere in between, that's why we have 43 million people at risk. that front will sweep through and we'll have the threat of some storms with some damaging winds. 50% chance in the next 48 hours this little area of low pressure becomes a tropical depression. thankfully it's going to head to the north, maybe bring a little bit of rain to the outer banks and then heading out to sea. here we are at 8:00 p.m. this morning. there's the rain in new york. fast forward to the ride home. so you neither it's not that widespread at 8:00 p.m. but that line is right over the top of milwaukee heading for chicago. st. louis it looks like the storms come throug

enhanced risk of severe storms, maybe an isolated tornado or too, pittsburgh, rochester, buffalo, syracuseas. we're about to get soaked in texas. tropical moisture is coming in. in dallas it looks like a very soggy friday night and right through saturday. imagine what that's going to do to the travel in the area and the high school football games. flood watch from oklahoma city to fayetteville to little rock, dallas included. there's already our first flash flood warning just west of san angelo. the heaviest rain is dallas/ft. worth, across the red river into oklahoma and little rock. that's the greatest area of concern with some flooding through the upcoming weekend. by sunday it pushes into louisiana and areas of tennessee. d.c. at 81 degrees today. little cloudy in new york but not bad, temperatures in the low 70s. there's those thunderstorms early today in chicago. a peek at tomorrow's forecast shows you it's a beautiful start to fall from chicago through the ohio valley through the northeast looks nearly fantastic, a nice cool weather pattern, humidity levels finally down for some ari

syracuse faces clemson at memorial stadium. at 12:30 baylor takes on cloelk in.o state battles penn state in happy valley. that's followed by cash creek after the became with larry bill and mindy bach at 8:00 p.m. for now the news continue online on twitter and facebook and instagram. abc 7 news returns at 11:00 p.m. until then make it a great day, everybody. village. it takes community. it takes more than two parents to raise a child with special needs. >> the taylor family foundation serves children at risk. it's an amazing program for kids to be in a very protected environment and they get to have so much fun. >> announcer: abc 7 sports the taylor family foundation. can you too. help hend send a special needs child to camp. find out how at >> sean: there are so many shades of orange. painters will tell you there are 24. crayola has named nearly 50. today the oy

the syracuse area as well -- as far north as syracuse, new york, will get anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain. >> several states for many miles, millions of people affected but i mean you said it, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, new york. >> there goes the rainfall forecast. >> and here's something that's important to know about when you see this map. and you're looking at a lot of heavy rainfall in north carolina. all right, well, most of the watershed from north carolina drains into south carolina. so, you know, we've talked about the flooding that will continue in parts of north carolina peaking by tuesday even after the rain is gone some of the floodwaters will peak. south carolina could be even longer than -- the peak could be tuesday into wednesday for some of those rivers because there's so much water draining out of the heavy rain in north carolina as well as the rain they've received. >> this is something folks will be dealing with for quite some time. >> and the other headline here is and i know we're running out of time but the other headline here is what kendis w

to syracuse and montreal into tuesday evening. >>> nba media day, well t brought the first official sitinglakers uniform. >> the king posed for pictures in the gold and purple jersey there. three months after trading in the wine and gold of his home town, cleveland cavaliers. james said the lakers have a long way to go before they can challenge two-time defending champions, golden state warriors. but he is on the team and he's proud. he's happy. >> he looks good in the yellow. >> a change of pace. >>> andy murray has been impressive with three grand slams in his career. >> but the former world number one will have to -- work on his hand-eye coordination when it comes to awards. murray had this fail, dropping a commemorative plate he received in china. one of the british tabloids called the wrong kind of smash. he apologized a lot. they promised they would get him another plate. they're like this is really a treasure piece of chinese history. taken from dinesty to dynasty for hundreds of years and we want to present it to you. >> well -- true. >> antiquities abuse. >> you would have thought

institute an independent research organization focusing on south sudan he joins us now via skype from syracuse good to have you with us so more than half the population of south sudan relies on food aid for survival you were there two weeks ago what did you see. what we are seeing now is what has been experienced over the last five years of intense conflict and the multiplicity of warring parties making it very difficult for a large number of people to maintain the normal way of life whether they are a peasant farmers or cattle keepers and the result of this is that cities like cuba have now been receiving like number of children and women who are desperate for food and you see you see i saw all over the town of younger children begging on the street. clinic and hospitals full of kids who are not and cannot afford food and cannot afford medicine it is a diet a great important entire. population of children but also for all the other particularly women and pregnant women to be more explicit that we know that the country has suffered due to of the devastation conflict a report from save the chil

with a cohort of graduate researchers at the maxwell school of citizenship and public affairs at syracuse university. we identified 31 awards from businesses in america to examine how they created categories and criteria. we interviewed senior congressional staff, focus groups to define categories and test the criteria. to select the finalist we asked congressional offices to self nominate through an online forum, a review committee at cms staff better the materials, they asked me for supplementary document tatian to support nomination and then conducted more than 70 interviews with over 40 congressional offices in the finalist were selected for categories and announced in february. now, for selecting the actual winners returned to the real cash winners, we turned to the real -- the actual winners, we turned to the real experts guess cmf over four decades has built up a network, robust list, a call by candidates to be in the committee, former members of congress and their staff. to increase the fairness and eliminate hint of favoritism cmf staff prepared review gets listing the compliment

we have to deal with a severe weather threat today. 18 million people at risk from cleveland, to syracuse and rochester, much of the state of ohio, we could the chance for an isolated tornado. north texas, oklahoma, little rock, we are under flood watches. 3 to 4 inches of rain. it is going to be a soggy friday night and saturday in areas of the deep south. so here is today's forecast. here is all the storms in the middle of the country. what a beautiful day in d.c. today. 81 degrees, partly sunny. that should be a nice lunch outdoors and boston not bad at 72. the weekend forecast shows you that heavy rain in texas, areas of oklahoma and arkansas. the northern plains, the rockies is great, great lakes is fantastic. northeast, a great saturday, fantastic sunday. that rain continues unfortunately for our friends in louisiana, arkansas, and some of that rain will try and slide here into virginia late sunday. saturday looks like the better of the two days. new york city is in for one of the best weekends we've seen if a long time. low humidity, sunny afternoons. today starting off cloudy. my

mayor lovely, a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics, a professor at syracuse. and then to her right is a visiting scholar at the kato institute. so with that, let me open up our initial remarks. the idea is that we have sort of a fairly informal discussion between the three of us. then we're gonna switch over to a second panel looking at the politics of everything that's going on from the mexican perspective and from the canadian perspective. the u.s. recently announced that it struck a deal with mexico. and canada had been up to that point sort of out of the discussions. it's now been brought back into the discussions. but nothing has really progressed. and the latest news is that, nos are ongoing -- negotiations are ongoing. nothing more we can say. [ laughter ] >> on the mexico, u.s. deal, the interesting thing is that what came out in terms of the deal was the document that usdr actually published, it said that it is a preliminary agreement in principle. within itself, it's something that is kind of hard. language of it is kind of hard to disentangle. what

mayor lovely, a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics, a professor at syracuse. and then to her right is a visiting scholar at the kato institute. so with that, let me open up our initial remarks. the idea is that we have sort of a fairly informal discussion between the three of us. then we're gonna switch over to a second panel looking at the politics of everything that's going on from the mexican perspective and from the canadian perspective. the u.s. recently announced that it struck a deal with mexico. and canada had been up to that point sort of out of the discussions. it's now been brought back into the discussions. but nothing has really progressed. and the latest news is that, nos are ongoing -- negotiations are ongoing. nothing more we can say. [ laughter ] >> on the mexico, u.s. deal, the interesting thing is that what came out in terms of the deal was the document that usdr actually published, it said that it is a preliminary agreement in principle. within itself, it's something that is kind of hard. language of it is kind of hard to disentangle. what

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also a professor at syracuse university. and then to her right a visiting scholar at the cato institute. so let me open up our initial remarks. we had sort of a fairly informal discussion between the three of us and then organize switchover to a second panel looking at the politics of everything that's going on from the mexican perspective and from the canadian perspective. just to give a brief introduction to all of you. as you know the u.s. has recently announced that it struck a deal with mexico and canada had been up to that point sort of out of the discussion. it's now been wrought back into the discussion but nothing has really progressed. and the latest news that we had is that negotiations are ongoing which means that negotiations are ongoing. i will have anything more that we can say. on the mexico u.s. steel the interesting thing is that what came out of this in terms of the deal was the document that they actually published that said it is a preliminary agreement in principle but in itself is something that is kin