exposures for the sunset time. three hundred the four hundred people together. while the waitresses are flitting to and fro down in the basement riccio is mixing drinks in what was once a cave dwelling only if you're late just leave. school to sell it. by. sunset is the big attraction on santa rini every evening sees a collective ritual of sorts take place here bus loads of tourists. on the northern end of the island to watch the natural spectacle a spectacle the chill doesn't get to see once an entire season. has shifted the sunset pool bus still isn't over. this is the part i don't like at all. i think motorway just but. this is. so it isn't the look up. it's now eleven pm and rachel has been at work for thirteen hours. this is the best moment of the working to have. just taken a sip of drink bringing us here and this thing. and doing nothing after all the. recent q.'s birthday here with a boy. this is my wife and this is my son. the child moved back to bulgaria for sums beth even though he worked three jobs there he still didn't make enough money to support a

once again six hundred drinks have to be mixed and the chill misses the sunset. once again he has to stay to the bitter end of his shift even though police there is waiting for him there with him performers. i'm the only professional here and they dump everything on me as if i were some donkey as if i were responsible for everything that happened or go to. jail wanted to be told what i was asserting. the choice seating. and watching i don't know if i can take this much longer i can't cope mentally or. when will the day come when i can leave this place damn it. living in little gary even in this prison. now i can imagine what it's like most but. now i can't believe it the movie is making me weep. he is an anger that would be also the. little. i'm going to. go. on. more. count monks. pioneering philosopher and an icon. of the anti capitalist became a poster boy for revolution. and is what i mean to us today. hundredth birthday. a special. thirty minute d.w. more. more. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful i test the convictions and values of the power of

now, i also grew up in the sunset. i know what the deal is out there. the sun doesn't even come out in the summer, but that's okay because when the sun does come out other times of the year, and the sky is blue, it's the bluest sky anywhere in the world. what makes this extraordinary and exceptional and what warrants design review in addition to the disproportionate impact on the requester is this danger of the incremental unplanned destruction of the planned block space. thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you very much. project sponsor. >> commissioners, gary gee, gary gee architects. just briefly, the midblock as we've shown earlier, there are some additions on the block, but also, the remaining 42 feet of rear yard is very generous and sufficient. as you can see from the previous photos, the wells have done a very good job of landscaping. they cherish their rear yard. it's facing west. we feel that this is not an unreasonable addition to a house in the sunset, especially with a family with four children. this summer, they're all there, a

we live in the sunset and come to appreciate the climate, which means a lot of fog, which means that we don't have a lot of direct sunlight and so light is a big factor and if you increase single-family unit from two stories to three stories, that's going to greatly affect all the, the homes immediately around it. and basically we have people that have been living on this block for decades, 40 plus years. we have people that just moved in this summer. the common thread is they chose the sunset neighborhood and this particular block because it is a family, low density, low level home where there's -- it's not right for apartment building, it's not right for big structure, it's a really nice modest quiet neighborhood. and people are hoping to maintain and respect each other that way. and i guess just in conclusion, i hope, i would like to ask the board to future proof our neighborhood to ensure the original character does not get compromised while trying to find ground for everybody. i would like this homeowner to be able to remodel. i just ask that it is done reasonably, so everybody

so the sunset clause has been vital for probably canada most importantly all along. wing this was so important to canada, went ahead and negotiated this with the united states on a bilateral basis. time will tell how much they kept canada informed on this, but apparently not very much. what do you think canada can do about this situation? it puts canada in a very difficult position. you saw trump today when he announced he had reached a deal with mexico, he very pointedly said if canada cannot come to the table and make a deal by friday then he's going to put tariffs on the automotive industry, that's the key leverage the us can exercise in all this. the most important thing for canada above everything else is maintaining the access of our auto industry to the united states, so trump has honed in very well on the weakness of canada and saying that if you don't agree with this very quickly we're going to take away the thing that's most important for you. so this is going to put a lot of pressure on canada to make some concessions and come to a deal quickly. talking of

his shift at the sunset pool bus still isn't over. this is the part i don't like at all. i think motorways the bus. this is. the saddest look. it's now eleven pm and reach zero has been at work for thirteen hours. this is the best moment of the working day. is taking a sip of drink. this thing and doing nothing after all the. years but then we hear move there boy. this is my wife and this is my son. moved back to belgariad for son's birth even though he worked three jobs there he still didn't make enough money to support a family. oh we're selling driver both here so is waking up at three o'clock in the morning most for making delivery of bit. different shops. and after that i was going to our port. to. put turks in the ship's. trucks and trailers in the ships so i thought i was going i was driving one bus i was working eighteen twenty hour for the there were some days i was going to work with no sleep. seven am veach i was still asleep but even is already cleaning the pool. a night at the luxury boutique hotel palla villas costs around a thousand euros the price includes

once again six hundred drinks have to be mixed and rachel misses the sunset. once again he has to stay to the bitter end of his shift even though police there is waiting for him then what do performers. i'm the only professional here and they dump everything on me as if i were some donkey as if i were responsible for everything and more go to. be told what i was assert. the choice seating. what ships i don't know if i can take this much longer i can't cope mentally or. when will the day come when i can leave this place damn it. living in little gary even in this prison. you know i can imagine what it's like most but. not one i can believe it the movies made in weep. yes he is of anger. but when you need to work you don't know if he'll come back because you might miss him then a swelling crisis of the should not suffer sesame robberies knock me out he was my everything. for millions it's no longer as about making ends meet it's about survival. slavery venezuelans are dying of starvation. venezuela escaping from a failed state in fifteen minutes on the totally. m

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the surf cafe or the milk bar the sunsets are very special and. i think what that looks exciting what kind of job is it that the town crier burned the town criers. isn't that a job from the middle ages of the middle not from the middle east back when there was no radio or television and your town crier was a public servant with a big bell on the village square and announced the official news that we had this tradition nor deny until fifty years ago and i've been doing it for nine years so i've revived it. to an elf do you repeat yourself from time to time this come to you know something new happens every day of course i do repeat a lot you already we don't just have regular guests we have many new ones as well we're standing still. feelin more you against are. really. where you from if i live in life. i'm leipsic to an ordinary grain welcome. may i try it with the bill and everything. you think it is you big need to know it's not your head's too small clyde. and now our weekly viewer video i've called greetings from perth i go nya turn on your t.v.

once again six hundred drinks have to be mixed and rachel misses the sunset. once again he has to stay to the bitter end of his shift even though police there is waiting for him then what do performers. i'm the only professional here and they dump everything on me as if i was some donkey as if i were responsible for everything. you wanted to be told what i was assert. the choice seating. what you don't know if i can take this much longer i can't cope mentally. when will the day come when i can leave this place damn it. living in little gary even in this prison. now i can imagine what it's like most bitter end. now throwing i can't believe it the movies made me lose week here he is a anger that will be oh so those who. come get. her. to help try to friendship. too long i. only drink when we're thirsty. but how much is pleasure. and what are the risks. of the research is surprising. drinking our topic in tomorrow's edition thirty minutes. john w. . his creations. his brand unmistakable come knock off an icon of the. book what do we really know about the man behin

canada said the sunset clause was a deal breaker. saw the financial sector climb higher and overall it seems the biggest point was the sunset clause. now that it's gone, there is more of a reason for them to join. right now it's u.s.-mexico. but according to the administration we should have an answer by the end of the week. guy: maybe if nafta is out, we could crowd source something snappy. there is no question of getting canada to join the trade deal would be a needed win for the president. can he pull it off? the editor for town hall.com, and katie pavlich will be hosting "fox and friends." so get up early with katie and friend. cabot fil -- cabot phillips is . let's start with you. trump supporters have been telling free traders and anti-tariff people like me that we have to give the president some time. we should be patient and eventually the wins will get put up on the board. are today's developments a sign that the patience is paying off? >> it's a sign. when i was watching the president talking about the new deal saying to can

so we were sitting in the lounge chairs, watching the sunset. and then we saw the plane. jets behind it. thought, they're doing something at mccord. so late at night. then we heard a third jet. we were kind of like, sunset was done. went up to the house. they were, putting everything away. down at the pool. and that's when they heard the boom. and i didn't hear that. but, so then -- my husband put it altogether. turned it to the news. that was the plane. okay. we take a quick break. you are watching cnn. breaking news coverage on this rapidly developing story continues right after this. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big pla

i'm glad the sunset was not part of the deal. you washington and the diplomatic or, is it realistic for canada to come to terms in four short days? they say canada has been kept up to speed with some of the negotiations with mexico already. . >> it is obviously a short time period. i wish this agreement had been made months ago. we have this uncertainty hanging over our economy. you can see how the stock market has stalled and how it took off once this deal was done. we hope this administration is paying attention to that. i want to see canada a part of this. just in terms of being able to pass it through congress, i don't understand all the groups we will have to go through, but if it is just a bilateral agreement, that will be more challenging than a revised nafta. david: what is the fastest it can take effect? it is incredibly difficult to protect what happens here in congress. i am not a fan of the personality of this place. i am not going to predict anything. from my standpoint, i will do everything i can to make sure this d

and once again six hundred drinks have to be mixed and rachel misses the sunset. once again he has to stay to the bitter end of his shift even though police there is waiting for him there what do performers. i'm the only professional here and they dump everything on me as if i were some donkey as if i were responsible for everything that happened we're going to. do wanted to be told what is essential. the choice even. what i don't know if i can take this much longer i can't cope mentally. when will the day come when i can leave this place damn it. living in little gary even in this prison. and no one can imagine what it's like most. now throwing a come believe it then was made in the week where he is a. good . i'm going to. be in good shape. these are activities everyone does everything. but not for hours on end or hundreds of times a day. how consciousness of compulsive disorders can make life hell and points of overcoming. the good should be thirty minutes. d.w. . illness and the entirely different fires came from jurors or dealing with anyone at all i killed man

also, the sunset clause that has been one of the red lines, too.ric: the sunset clause, at lease with mexico, has been resolved at this point. they are focused on a review mechanism where after six years the governments of mexico and the u.s. would sit down and look at nafta, and see what is working, what needs some kind of tweaking, and try to in the next year, if they identify problems, to update the agreement or reach a new understanding. this is something u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer told me yesterday at the white house, a group of us there. he said the sunset clause is now really focused on fixing any problems that arise with nafta, and not allowing problems to fester, which they feel has happened in the last 24 years, rather than focusing on an automatic or sudden death to a nafta agreement. haidi: there's been a great deal of caution, in not extrapolating this to conclude this is a complete change in the u.s. approach to global trade in general. namely what this means for negotiations, or lack of negotiations at this point, wi

there's the sunset clause issue i mentioned. there are some big trade issues, really there are five of them. the rules of origin have to do with how much of the con tevent a good has to be made in north america to get the treatment. dairy is canada and u.s. are having a fight. chapter 19 is a fight with canada also. it's a special sort of anti-dumping review panel. the u.s. wants it up, canada it in. seasonality, if you are reporting for a state that does fruits and veggies, there's a huelingts battle between florida and california on that one. it has to do with whether or not there can be special safeguards, and limits of futures and vegetables. california doesn't want it, florida does. and the de-minimus, which has to do what amount of values customs rules even apply. canada has one of the lowest standards in the world, $15. if you send a birthday present to canada, you've probably still got a customs force, versus the u.s. is $800. they're having a fight about that. the battle lines, so sort of wrap up and get to questions of

the sunset 65 pushing 70 in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 80s through the north bay valleys. ukiah and lakeport, 74 in oakland. mid to upper 80s during the afternoon hours. now for tonight it's going to cool off nicely back in the mid to upper 50s. in my accuweather seven-day forecast really looking at 90s the best chance will be sunday and monday and then next week we're pretty much in the 60s, 70s and 80s. hope you have a good weekend. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. so far so good here for the pre-holiday weekend commute. we're looking live at the south bay, 101 and 880 no issues as far as the volumes are concerned. yesterday morning we had a really tough start in the south bay with that shooting investigation. nothing like that today. in fact, we are incident free so far today. fingers crossed that last while. south bay 101, 15 minutes in the green, castro valley to the maze 14 and northbound 680 to highway 85 at 11 minutes. >>> apple makes it official. we know when we'll see the company's newest gadgets. here's tech bite

you have probably heard about the sunset clause. businesses make investments over years and years on the assurance that will be able to make their product or service and deliver it to customers in canada and mexico. if you think the agreement is going to go away in five years, why are you going to make an investment that takes for? -- takes four? this is a very real challenge for the business community. i understand jennifer talked about rules of origin, i'm happy to get into that as well. there are other challenges. we have some aspects that do not enjoy support in the business and agricultural community. as a general rule, they would add to uncertainty, threatened to increase costs, and at the end of the day big -- day, they could create and incentives for companies to move overseas. the opposite of what is intended. there has been a lot of pushback. i contain you that a year into the negotiations, the administration has heard from republicans in the congress, senate, governors and almost universally, they have delivered messages s

the sunsets on spectacular.yet there will not be an avoider so you have a silent paddling out into the sunset because the colors are so gorgeous and the seas are usually very calm at that time the beach is empty so you enjoy the beauty all around you even more intensely. candlelight in corfu says aptly named old town restaurant the menu features traditional and indices the most famous of which is a freezer a stew of be over. at about the seventh you get to get out everyone who comes to cork you must try the sofrito it's fantastic it's our traditional dish and it simply tastes wonderful if they go. down to it's its turn tricks still cool to cities by great nightlife. now we feature plenty of musicians on this program but this next one is not your run of the mill songwriter or composer florian kepler design and sound the professor from stuart got creates the alert sounds of electric cars and other industry products his latest project sees him transform dance moves into noise. getting it when i don't know how thing

and mexico is the deal announced today does not include the sunset clause, the infamous sunset clause that the tmp administration wanted, which was to terminate the agreementt f it wasn'sentially working well every five years. laura: meanwhile, canadian negotiators are on tay to washington. is it a deal if they don't sign up? jason: well, the u.s. and mexico now have their deal. president pena nieto made it very clear this morning that he wants canada to be part of this deal as well. it would be in u.s. interest to have canada part of the deal. candidate is the number one export destination for u.s. products. 35 u.s. states count canada as the number one foreign market. it would make a lot of sense for the united states to have canada as part of this deal. but the mexican foreign minister said they already have their own deal with canada. rough tpp. laura: ok, what what about the u.s. congress? what will they think abo j a deal that t with mexico? cason: the u.s. congress -- first of all, yoot count on the deal making it through the congress right now. congress -- it will have to get

they've delivered message, messages such as don't withdraw from nafta, what are you doing with the sunset clause? my farmers are concerned they're going to the lose their most important markets. and it's had an effect. i would say it's striking to me that nafta has -- its popularity in the congress has risen substantially. i have discovered in hill lobby days that the chamber has organized members have gone from being really on the outside of this to very concerned because they've been hearing so much from their constituents to a point where they're actually with, they have their own anecdotes that they've memorized. they're able to talk specifically about some of the concerns i've already mentioned here, the poison pills. finish so nafta is now at a point where we may be nearing the conclusion here, but that remains to be seen. our intelligence as of today is that a number of these poison pills i've talked about haven't even been addressed yet. there's been so much focus on the auto section, the intensive negotiations in april and may were all about autos. a lot of the work in the past w

autos has been in the spotlight lately. sunsetlause as well, there is an issue of seasonality for concern tohat is a mexico. dispute settlements as well, dispute state settlements. so yes, there are several issues , even if in the past couple of weeks, autos has sort of taken all of the attention. been involved in negotiations in the past on trade deals. i'm curious your take, if people in the room can come to some agreement in principle or even begin to put concepts down, then it turns political. how big of a gap is there now from mexico between the principal and the political? >> no, i think those are currently more or less aligned. i think everybody in mexico wants to see a successful conclusion of a nafta negotiation at this stage. we have seen steel and aluminum still the looming, investigation on autos. greater concern to mexico as there should be to canada as well. so, for those reasons in the u.s., engaging in or continuing chinag tariffs against and placing sanctions against other countries, i think the u.s. is also keen

one of them is what is the status of the sunset clause that trump wants? the other one is about the $16 wage minimum for mexico. where do they stand? host: thanks for the questions. tori: first of all, on eu-japan , countries around the world are negotiating and establishing free-trade agreements without the united states. we left the transpacific ownership at the beginning of trump's term has he had concerns about that agreement. the rest of the partnerships went on without us. the united states really needs to get on this board of thatiating new ftas so we are not getting left behind. these producers are going -- beef producers are going to be at a disadvantage. in regards to nafta, the sunset clause is one of those still up in the air issues. the sunset clause was a proposal by the white house that they wanted to have a five-year term, essentially for this agreement to be set in place. after five years, they wanted to require countries coming back to the table to renegotiate again. the problem with this is it creates a lot of uncertainty in the market. t

the sunset provision, the weak inspections regime, the absence of icbms in the deal, so the president makes decisions based on advancing america's national security interests, the iran deal as we inherited it did not do that sufficiently. it did not address the broad range of iranian threats. now that we are out of the deal, we have a lot more diplomatic freedom to pursue the entire range of iran's threats. >> just a couple weeks ago, there was all this talk about meeting with iran without preconditions, being willing to do so. can you just clarify this now? you mentioned that iran first needs to show that it's serious. is that right? before you will engage iran, they need to do something to show that they're serious? what is the precondition? the president has spoken on this and so has the secretary. but it's never clear. >> we don't think it's unclear. the secretary has presented 12 areas where iran needs to change its behavior. that is our strategy. we have launched a campaign of maximum economic pressure and diplomatic isolation of iran in order to advance those 12 requirements. t

that's the sunset provision. that's been so muted or watered down it doesn't mean very much, but there are other questions that ambassador hills and matt gold were talking about. but i do think the expectations need to remain realistic about what this means and how quickly there will be action on it >> matt, in terms of this debate over leverage and who has it between the u.s. and canada, there's a head line that president trump has apparently said he would consider putting tariffs on canadian cars does that increase leverage for the u.s. as negotiations unfold? >> absolutely not. he would increase leverage on cars by imposing duties. that's violation under the general agreement. article 21 when you're abusive, when you impose new tariffs and violate obligations to another country, they don't negotiate, they retaliate. president trump didn't seem to understand that. none of the people around him understood that. that's why we have retaliation from canada, mexico, europe, and from china on the tariffs, national sec

the sunset review is a mandatory review every five years. the notion is that if we got it right this time it will just get reauthorized. if it doesn't it will force renegotiations quicker than 25 years. here are the issues that are the u.s. position where the chamber of commerce the business sector, the republicans in congress support it. the democrats and unions have opposed it for decades. there is a big push led by senator hatch to extend protections with respect to biologic drugs. this will be a big issue. the question is, what should the duration of the special protections be. it will be an issue that delayed tpp for five years. it's a technical issue that has to do it who's in charge of the patents. we want both to be in charge. the other countries don't want that. and patent extensions. e-commerce, there's fights that have to do the fight between consumer privacy protection versus free flow of data. they want to like in no tax policy and i'm worried about because being e-commerce not having to pay tax gives an advantage. the chapter fi

i asked him about the sunset clause, whether the deal should end in five years and be renegotiated. he said that is still on the table but he believes some news will come about within the next few days. he also said that canada doesn't need to be waiting on the sidelines. he believes that canada should be part of the negotiations from the get-go, not a bilateral agreement, bringing canned at that into the mix. this all just happened right now. he said he is leaving washington but several other mexican delegates will be staying here. so you have reporters standing behind pe. we're expecting possibly more people to come out to discuss mexico, nafta, or china. just on the china topic, you brought that up, cheryl. we know conversations are going on this week. this is lower level conversations, very different than what we saw back in may when you had the u.s. treasury secretary as well as china's premier here in the united states talking about this. so what is expected to go on between china and the u.s.? there is about 140 topics on that list. one of the examples is taking visa and mast

. >> one thing, the sunset is a good example where the sidewalks are mostly developed as a 6-foot wide sidewalk. what we have been doing for years is windows trees need to be removed due to natural causes, we are requiring, we gently point out to the property owner that the line is not where the sidewalk starts. there's a 15-foot wide sidewalk or public right-of-way. we have been requiring that placement trees are replanted within the right-of-way but off that narrow at 6-foot sidewalk when there is space to do that. >> i have one too. rate year. >> that is what we're doing in the richmond and sunset to get them off the 6-foot wide sidewalk. they are not new issues for us, but i hear the feedback and, you know, i'm not going to under support our department. there is a lot of problems with trees and alleys. as we can hear this evening, no one wants to lose a tree line -- tree-lined street. >> vice-president swig: does your website say that a 7-foot or does the website say 6-foot six? >> i would have to. but that was my goal before hearing this evening. was to look at the application. of

that is the sunset clause. the other important thing that he talked about is the dispute settlement. they didn't discuss chapter 19, the idea that thanks to arbitration if you have at this, canada really wants that, but in terms of investor state where say a company were to nationalize the holdings of an american company or something sectors,, certain including energy -- and this is important because we don't know it's going to happen with telex -- they had the same protections they had under nafta. also in telecommunications and infrastructure, in other areas, the isd as provisions would be more limited for other industries. the final thing that was important here is under the trade promotion authority that they negotiated this treaty with , that they have been negotiating with, they could only negotiate a three-way treaty. at least that's the theory. canada so far not included, the president said that he would go forward without canada if necessary. light heiser, when asked about that, said they would notify c

this was the sunset. you see how reddish it is. at's due to the smoke from the fires and the haze due to all the heat. triple-digits inland. not expecting a repeat tomorrow, but it will be hot. 50s to 70s as you take a look at the live picture. san francisco you can barely see it because of the fog. sense morning nothing near the coast and hot inland, but cooler better air quality is coming just in time for the weekend. hazy inland and temperatures from the low 50s to mid 60s. watch out for the fog during the commute. for the afternoon we keep it hazy inland and the south and the north bay with the high clouds coming through. temperatures from the low 60s to the mid 90s. as you take a look at what is ahead, red flag warning until 11:00 p.m. saturday. the winds increase and the humidity will be low. not what we need to hear, but there will be better air quality as we head towards the weekend. good air quality at the coast and south central bay, but moderate elsewhere. eating up in the tropics. john is the one we are watching. it will

>> i think it's pretty much revolved in terms of some of the sunset issues, the sunset clause, thereto be one and arbitration, common ground found between u.s. and mÉxico, so canada might find a little more palatable to join in but this has been canada's strategy, they have been stay get away for the last 5 weeks because they wanted the u.s. and mÉxico furthest apart in nafta to find some sort of agreement and then they'll step in. so this is kind of play by play what they intended to do anyway. >> i think markets are pretty good barometer, christy freeland right now as we speak, so obviously they will negotiate right now. and i think it brings four things to the forefront, one canada back to the table and also show that is china and europe that a deal can be made with this administration and i think lastly it shows to the american people that there's an end game, you know, there's a rhyme and reason to this. connell: strategy. >> strategy is ongoing and likely to reset the course and i think year two from now we may will looking at lower tariffs around the world. >> do you think naf

one other big issue come in the sunset clause come in the u.s. would like to see the sunset after five years. that means ending the agreement starting over. putting forth an agreement that wait a minute, let's try and reassess the numbers after five years because both parties can get out of nafta at any point. the mexicans and canadians saying that publicans need a long-term investment like auto plants or other things. nafta can't sunset. a 75% of a car built in north america following their nafta up from 62.5% of the mexican economy minister said they can get there in five years. one other big sticking point, and workers making $16 an hour. mexico offered to have a percentage of the car. that is well above their marketplace for the wages of an assembly maker is $6 an hour. the u.s. and mexico would like to see a revised master plan done in principle by the end of august through the mexican economic minister as well as u.s. trade representative robert light has a sent it is doable to have it in principle by the end of august. back to you. >> chri

breezy conditions as well. 62 in the sunset district. that's what you can expect through outside lands. 70s in the east bay and mid 90s to upper 90s in brentwood once again today. >>> taking a look at the roads. i have some good news one of our only fairfield, westbound 80 p we had a solo vehicle fire. not sure what initiated that, doesn't sound like a crash. a little delay approaching state route 12 but that should thin out now we have the all clear. can you tells the friday, we are friday light so far this morning on the bay bridge. we'll see if we get the metering lights flipped on by 5:30. >>> buffalo wild wings wants to be your book maker. they're exploring whether to offer sports gambling. states get to decide whether to legalize gambling within their borders. reportedly california is moving toward legalizing gambling in the next five years. >>> a recently retired deputy is back in the bay area following a cycling trip. he logged 3,500 miles from california to virginia. he did it to honor his partner who was killed in the line of du

his shift at the sunset pool bus still isn't over. this is the part i don't like at all. i think motorway just. this is. so this little. it's now eleven pm and has been at work for thirteen hours. this is the best moment of the working day. is taking a sip to drink good morning is here and we're staying and doing nothing after all the. missing clues birthday here move there boy. this is my wife and this is my son. rechelle moved back to bulgaria and for some spot even though he worked three jobs there he still didn't make enough money to support a family i'll work some of my driver in bulgaria so i was waking up at three o'clock in the morning most making delivery of bit different shops. and after that i was going to our ports. to. put turks in the ships. trucks and trailers and ships so i thought i was going i was driving one bus i was working eighteen to twenty hour for the there were some days. i was going to work with no sleep. seven am veach i was still asleep but even is already cleaning the pull. a night at the luxury boutique hotel palla villas costs around a thou

the "wall street journal." ford o'connell, and kevin walling, a democratic trad just. sunset clause is it five-year renewal. >> i think it's a bad idea. businesses make these investment decisions, they want certainty about everything from how long the trade deal will be in effect to how this will be lit kateed. what this has done is throw a lot of uncertainty into it. we are seeing the trump administration saying we might have something soon. the economic impact will take about a hyundais. unless you do skinny nafta, then you will need congress to debate this. that's at least 90 days. this is pushing it past the november elections. adam: we heard wages rising to $16 an hour. the lower wages for uaw workers are higher than that. how do you get it past the uaw workers? >> the uaw believes president trump is moving in the right direction in terms of trying to renegotiate nafta. i think this is a positive sign. if you told me nine months ago mexico would be more willing to come to the bargaining table than canada in terms of renegotiating nafta. hopefully mexico and the u.s. can

but she said there were upsides like the sunset sw her daughter never complained. her new film camping odoors and may be going hmm. >>> the fire story of course explosions and the mendocino fi we' we're areas of excessive heat warnings for nevada and now we're going to watch the heat wave developing in the northwest and on the other side one more day of our heat advisories. 31 million people under heat advisory up maine. today will be humid and we'll see thunderstorms along the cold fronter to rr. one of the things we saw with the hailstorm in colorado. this was the cheyenne mountain zoo and there was baseball-sized hail fell. two birds were killd and 300 cars in the parking lot. officials say 3400 people were zoo when soft-ball sized hail ga indianapolis. warning -- pretty incredible. there's video of hail fall nothing to the grizzly exhibit. it's pretty incredible stuff. i had to put it on my twitter feed. @bill karins. >> got to get a shout out. >>> not many things are more american than baseball. with help from the cliveland indians, he was able to reun waoeut h

but she said there were upsides like the sunset sw her daughter never complained. r new film camping outdoors and going awry. >> some peep may be going hmm. >>> the fire story of course explosions ahe mendocino fire complex. we' we're areas of excessive heat warnings for nevada and now we're going to watch the heat wave developing in the northwest and on the other side one more day of oureat advisories. 31 million people under heat advisory up maine. today will beumid and we'll see thunderstorms along the cold fronter to rr. one of the things we saw with the hailstorm in colorado. this was the cheyenne mountain zoo and w thereasba ball-sized hail fell. two birds were killd and 300 cars in thearking lot. s officialsay 3400 people were zoo when soft-ball began to fall. pretty incredible stuff there in areas of colorado. now a look at thetoeather closer ou for your day ahead. well, the thunderstorms continue in areas from chicago to indianapolis. even a tornado warning -- pretty incredible. there's video of hai fall nothing to the grizzly exhibit. it's pretty incredibl

the are even these issues and it's that sunset clause and agent. there are trade issues, five of them. the rules of origin has to do with how much of the content of a good estimate in north america to get the treatment. gary is canada and u.s. are having a fight. chapter 19 is a fight with canned also. it's a special anti-dumping review panel, this wants it out. canada wants it in. seasonality, if you are reporting for a state that does fruits and veggies, there's a huge battle the between floridd california on that one. it has to do whether they can be special import safeguards, limits, emergency limits on imports of fruits and vegetables. california doesn't want to them, florida does. and the de minimis which has to be at what amount does value customs rules even apply. canada has one of the lowest de minimis standard in the world, $15. if you send a birthday present to can develop a custom form versus the u.s. $800. they're having a having a fight about that. the battle lines to sort of wrap up and get to questions of where the fight is, so this

. >> we were watching the sunset and like we saw all the planes coming over us. and then -- so i was in their hot tub and we were like -- we were juhanging out and then we just heard that boom. and -- yeah. >> what did you think of that? >> we didn't know what it was. >> we thought it was something going on with mccord, that is our first thought. so we were sitting in the lounge chairs watching the sunset and we saw the plane. and then the jets going right behind it. and my first thought was they're doing something at mccord. and i'm like so late at night, you know. and then we heard a third jet. and then we kind of were -- sunset was done, we went up to the house, putting everything away down at the pool. and that is when they heard the boom. and i didn't hear that. but so then my husband kind of put it all together, was like, you know, he turned to the news or something and he's like that was the plane. >> so you heard there they thought it had something to do with mccord, which is between olympia and tacoma. and military 1ye9 jets we now scrambled from portlan

appeal for the apothecary in sunset said in emphasis, his vote on the evening was the last time he was voting for district specific carve out to exempt an entire neighborhood from providing access to legal cannabis purchases. so, colleagues, i must say with all honesty and sincerity, i'm appalled to even be sitting here with this piece of legislation before us today. supervisor peskin said this is the last one, which i understood to mean the vote that day was the last time he would support a geographic carveout for dispensary free neighborhood. now, he does not want to take on his fair share of providing legal access to cannabis. and quite frankly, this undermines the city's goal of geographic equity, respectfully to all of you, i find it not only irresponsible but wholly inappropriate that any member of this board would take such an approach to cannabis regulation. we are better than this, we are better than this. if you were recognizing, if you are recognizing in your legislation that you don't -- you do not yet know what the impact of m.c.d. and recreational cannabis dispensaries wi

tandards that was mav guarantee of access to mexican issues and the sunset clause issue that immensed there really trade issues there are fief of them. the rules of or imine have to do with how much content of the god in northbe made america to get the treatment. there is can did and the u.s. chapter 19 is a fight with dan also, it is a special sort of anti-dumb he are you view panel. the u.s. wantses out. in.da wants it seasonality if you are reporting fruits andhat does veggies it is a huge battle between florida and california on that one. t has to do with whether it could be special safe guards and limit and emergency limit on of fruits and vegs california doesn't wab them. florida does. has to do with what amount of value rules even apply has one of the lowest in the world. send a birthday president. you are going to have a forum u.s.'s 00 so they are having a fight about that. so the battle lines to sort of wrap up and get to questions of fight is so this is the odd, odd, odd upside-down trade in the trump era. the administration has trump pledged to do two things. u.s.ing down