the day we broke ground here, there was a double rainbow over the vineyard. spiritual person that way, but i do feel when things might need to be a little bit brighter, something good will happen, and i attribute that to him. >> the brooks wines label comes from a tattoo that jimi had on his left arm. it's the mythical serpent known as ouroboros, swallowing its own tail. in cultures around the world, it represents the never-ending cycle of life, death, and renewal. when he chose it, jimi could not have known just how appropriate a symbol it would become for the winery that he founded, that his sister rescued and built into a success, and that his son, pascal, has inherited. and now pascal tells me he's going to get that same tattoo. so here's to all that. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com >> she's a jet-setter in the golde

the 2nd is the ranch chardonnay, which is an expression of our vineyards. this is one of the local town favorites and up and down the 680 corridor we call it this. >> i love to see you tasting that abby 9:30 our. last but not least is our cabernet. in the valley they are historically known for having produce some of the 1st winds or clones of chardonnay and cabernet. there is a lot of rich history if you come to visit that you can explore here in the livermore valley. >> here we go.>> rich, lush, great fruit. beautiful structure to it. >> it is good. it's perfect. one of the things i want to tell our viewers is that this is not the only game in town. you actually have a lot of friends. does everyone really know each other and get to know each other? >> we do. it has been a community that since the 1990s there were about 10 wineries here in the valley and since that time we have grown and there is over 50. when you come to the livermore valley to visit there are a lot of different opportunities to engage with the actual winemakers and we all have a great comm

of balfour and east of deer valley roads, it would include 2,400 homes in a development called the vineyards at deer creek. 80% of the homes would be for seniors. in order for the city to accommodate the project, voters have to approve moving brentwood's urban limit line. the developers blackhawk nunn drivers, launched a petition drive to get the city council to put the issue before voters. >> i invite you to go in front of somerset and the vineyards at marsh creek and i think you'll see there isn't much traffic at the peak times created by our communities. >> reporter: but indeed opponents say traffic congestion is one thing they are worried about as well as the strain this might put on the existing inf infrastructure and resources. here is what happens next. the brentwood city council meets next week. apparently three different options. one, they could put this on the ballot for this fall. they could put it on the ballot for november of 2020 or they could ask for a special report, and all that would delay this project. for now we're live in brentwood. i'm roz plater for "today in the bay."

sophie: i joined an ecoour at the vineyard. customers learn aboute sustainablnemaking. it is a crucial source of income for third-generation producers. the business with china has collapsed completely. >> our china business has gone to zero. the top ye and now we are back down to zero. over 10 years it has gone up and then down. >> a bottle that used to costth $100 oshelf now costs di00, and that is not for any fault or anythinerent we are doing. >> we have gone to china a t we see th market is interested in our wine, and then you hit one more round of these they are -- one more round of these stup tariffs. ey're impacting us for no reason. sophie: china is the fastest-growing and will more likely become the largest wine market in the world. reanwhile, sales at home a declining which is starting to rattle nerves.wi the olde-loving generation are retiring, and millennials seem to prefer spirits or recently legalized marijuana. chother layer of tariffs is another unwelcomlenge. >> the first time around it was like, oh, my god, what are we going to do? the second time is i

. >> seth: this is in the "vineyard gazette. >> yeah. >> seth: a newspaper that i've -- i've read the off topic. >> seth: yeah. >> but they had a whole story about how a bird called the blue-footed booby landed on someone's boat and it made the newspaper. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know, that's what's going on >> seth: my father-in-law had a pet goat that died, and it got an obituary longer than a president's. [ laughter ] it interviewed other people, like, "what did you think of raisin?" "well, you know, he's like -- he was like most goats but i guess we'll miss him." [ laughter ] >> oh, man i'm super sorry to hear about the goat, though >> seth: thank you [ laughter ] it was weird when he died that i didn't hear from you >> yeah. yeah [ laughter ] i don't know i had a really bad personality >> seth: this was in the "vineyard gazette. >> yeah. yeah, yeah >> seth: you and gwen. >> okay. >> seth: are you happy with the photo? >> look, gwen looks great. i want to go on record gwen, you look great my feeling about this photo, and i can't believe i'm going to do this on television

those who work in the valley's vineyards hope president trump will do similar, and soon. sophie long, bbc news, california. laura: for more on the tariff fallout and the political deadlock on capitol hill, i spoke with republican strategist ron bonjean. as you saw, these california wine exporters are having trouble with the markein china because of the president's s and retaliation. is the president right to stand firm with the trade war? ron: i think his base absolutely wants hito stand firm. republicans who voted for him in the last election wanted toch ge the way things are done, and they feel that china has taken advaage of the united states and he wants a level playing field. i get why he is fighting foris that, and therbviously going to be issues with that war. you are gointo have casualties on both sides. the key is to make sure you have some type of resolution on what happfore 2020 really kicks in. he needs a win just like he is winning in mexico. laura: the president is threatening to impose even more tariffs on china if doesn't get what he wants out of the talks

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we actually wanted to find out how it is affecting the vineyards in the tri-valley, and it turns out, one grower tells us the harvest may be delayed.>> reporter: a fountain to cool off was in order today after a rainy may and a very warm start to june. it seems spring never sprung. did we step spring altogether? >> it felt like it. the winds out there are called vertical shoot positioning. trial for this family-owned hillside vineyard -- >> these are just coming out of bloom. >> reporter: a cold wet winter and skipping spring diving right into summer means -- >> what it means is we will probably harvest later in the year. is very unusual because normally you are out working the fields in late march. and we didn't get much of that done particularly when we hit may because it rained so much. >> reporter: he said sufficient trip arrogation is key this time of year. when temperatures soar, grapevines shut down and go into survival mode to protect its root system. >> the hot weather is really a bigger problem than going into the harvest season because you are more vulnerable there because

we wanted to find out how it is affecting the vineyards in the tri-valley. and what we found out is it could delay the harvest.>> completely skipped screen, spring. winter to summer. >> reporter: a fountain to cool off was in order after a rainy may and warm start to june. it seems spring never sprung.>> reporter: did we skip spring? >> is sort of felt like it. the winds out there are called vertical shoot positioning. truck for this family-owned hillside vineyard -- >> these have just gone from bloom. >> reporter: a cold wet winter and skipping spring diving into summer means -- >> it means we will probably harvest later in the year. it is very unusual because normally you are out working the fields in late march. and we didn't get much of that done particularly when we hit may because it rained so much. >> reporter: he said sufficient drip arrogation is key this time of year when temperatures soar. grapevines shutdown and going to survival mode to protect its root system. >> the hot weather is really a bigger problem going into the harvest season. because

we wanted to find how it is affecting the vineyards. turns out the harvest will be delayed this year. >> these -- these have just gone through bloom. >> a cold, wet winter and then skipping spring diving right into summer means. >> what it means is that we will probably harvest later in the year. it is very unusual. normally we are out working the field in late march. we didn't get -- much of that done particularly whenbecaus ra. said efficient drip irrigation is key this time of year. when temperatures sore they shutdown and go into survival mode. >> the hot weather is really a bigger problem going into the harvest season because you are more vulnerable then because the grapes are fully developed and you like to cut back the water. you are right opt edge of making raisins. >> he said you just do what you can do and ride it out. >> so looking at the quality now, what can you gauge from our seasons we have had this year? >> hard to say this early. um -- things have come out and developed nicely. >> when we talk about a delay we are talkin

using for months to help for people inside the vineyards when and that they now say is on their trail by sanctions imposed by the united states so the situation remains the same failed things that we've seen going on for months inside than when. alessandro thank you are palestinian leaders have condemned the u.s. ambassador to israel for backing a partial annexation of the occupied west bank prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to begin and next an israeli settlements in the territory and that would violate international law in an interview with the new york times david friedman said under certain circumstances i think israel has the right to retain some but unlikely all of the west bank friedman made the comments just weeks before a conference in bahrain where the u.s. will unveil part of its new peace deal more now from nida able to him in the occupied west bank the secretary general of the p.l.o. cyber part has said that these remarks should send a clear message to anyone who is willing to attend them and am a conference that is expected to be held in a couple couple of w

if you are gng to nats park, the vineyards, hanging out and about outside, perfect out therg we are takinon the braves 1:35. fingers crossed. plenty of sunshine. a great day to be at the ballpark. again plenty of humidity. sorry. plenty of sunshine, low humidity. t you are sitting in the sunshine it is goi be a little on the warm side out there. aybe try to grab the seats in the shade. monday morning we're dry. after lunch we start to see some showers and thuouerstorms. yake up tomorrow morning, you are going to feel that humidity. it's going to build overnight. no raindrops until afternoon/tomorrow evening. we are going to keep a chance for stronger storms. some could pack a little bit of a punch. they are done by tuesday mornies. temperatur tomorrow in the upper 80s. muggy to start. we top out not upper 80s. rain chances into the overnight as wl. verything gone by daybreak on tuesday. look at this. 90s tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. we are heading into a heat wave. plenty of humidity. it will feel warmer. small rain chances even on saturday. we drop a little bit by next

of dear valley road adjacent to antioch. 2400 homes could be put up in the development called the vineyards of dear creek and 80% of homes would be for seniors and they say it would add traffic congestion and strain the cities infrastructure and resources. today the city council could put it on the ballot this november or november of 2020. or local leaders could delay it by asking for a special report. >>> well now to a live look outside at sfo. after two weeks and chaos and anger about the new ride-share pickup zone, the airport are seeing some improvement. people have taken to social media to complain about waiting more than 45 minutes to get picked up by an uber driver. those drivers also frustrated saying the new central pickup zone on the top floor is tough to get to. sfo made changes including opening up more lanes and improving signage. according to the examiner, those changes cut the wait times in half allowing 2,000 more ride haul pickups than the previous sunday. [ bell ] >>> and the opening bell there of the new york stock exchange where the dow is down 111 points after the fed c

the vistas of sonoma valley wine country, you get to park, you picnic for 2 1/2 hours next to the vineyards of the park with food trucks. preshow music, 8 to 10 wineries pouring, you can try all these wineries that you can then visit the next day. as the sun goes down and the lights come up, we go into these open-air wineries under the stores where we have these broadway performers come out. it is a perfect combination. nature, and wine and life and art and family and the whole thing. >> it sounds like a dinner theater. >> it is like wine country chic dinner theater. you can hold your glass of wine well you watch the performance on stage. >> you mentioned some of the performers are on broadway, new york. you have performers who haven't performed on broadway previously but who have been with the company and are now going east? and this is propelling their career? >> absolutely. we have had in terms that have met performance out here and then gotten into broadway shows, either as a performer or on the music teams or things like that. so it has been a springboard for people as well. >> talk ab

island, and the fact that my wife's family had been part of the life of martha's vineyard for over five generations and the fact that his son was born on martha's vineyard and the fact in order to get to ohio, you have to go through pittsburgh -- [laughter] you've got to write that book. and it turns out there's an even further circle to the story. the first copy of the settlement were published in cincinnati that and it was decided that i don't know whether it was by samuel or by whom that they needed a national publisher and the national publication of the two books was from new york by a firm called a s. barnes and that was my wife's great-grandfather so there's a connection we can't deny or take for granted. the big change and revelation was after i finished the wright brothers book and got down to marietta because i heard there was a large collection my assistant who is probably the greatest researcher in america today and i saw this breathtaking collection i knew that we had opened up king cuts to. it was really thrilling. let me just try to describe why it was thril

the filing claims vineyard filed in seth-defense. family says he was unarmed isat night. e information confirmed in the pice report. this is cruiser dash cam video from the pursuit. last october, frustrated at thef pace o investigations that include one by the justice department civil rights divisn, ghaisar's family seeked a civil lsuit. the suit seeks damage. lawyers said they expected a decision from the justice twortment as to whether the will face charges for civil rights violations. a spokesperson for the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. tells news4, there are no updates at this time. in northwest, jackie bensen, news4. >> only on news4, a surveillance amera caught a car slamming into a scooter. v theideo is hard to watch. a car making a left turn hit the woman. shervived. she was struck yesterday morning. the driver said she didn't see fe scooter rider, but police cited the driveror not yielding the right-oway on that left turn. officers are urgingde to wear helmets and to stay on the right side of the road. >>> lawmakers picked up the bats and gloves and put aside the

. >>> it's a long road from mexico to the vineyards of california to medical school. ir of twin brothers, it was the american dream come true. they shared their story with jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: there's no one path to graduation. and no two know that better than these twins. they graduated from harvard and ucla med school respectively. their family moved from mexico to central california when they were 10 to chase the american dream. which for immigrants meant picking graping in the field. >> we hate that, but we realize we were doing this recent. it was to help our family to help each other. >> reporter: their parents helped them. their mother introducing them and showing how education was the most valuable currency. >> every time i entered that library, i was entering a different world. by reading a different book. it gave me garage nation to be smsh swrsh else. >> also grounded in their studies. the twins aced their classes graduating high school and sharing the title of value ticktarian. both on full scholarships. then graduate school and the decision to

i'm heading east from beirut to the mountain vineyards and the village of bhamdoun. middle of the country. jill: [ speaking arabic ] lemonis: i'm here to meet jill and naji boutros. i'm marcus. naji: hi, marcus, i'm naji. how are you? lemonis: nice to meet you. naji: nice to meet you. jill: hi. jill. lemonis: jill, nice to meet you. jill: pleasure to meet you. welcome. lemonis: and you had a little arabic in there, and then all of a sudden... jill: because this is where we are. lemonis: where we are is chateau belle-vue, the winery they built from the ground up, complete with high-end restaurant, hotel, and 60 acres of vineyards that produce award-winning wines. naji grew up here. jill's from a little further away. jill: i grew up in minnesota. lemonis: come on. jill: yeah, i swear. lemonis: how did you meet? naji: um... jill: we were at college together at notre dame. lemonis: if you ask naji, midwest and middle east is a perfect combination. were you different before you met her? naji: yes, i was a bit -- i want to say -- tougher. jill softened the corners of naji.

the fair continues and it's going to be great whether you're going out to the vineyards and are restaurants. upper 70s and 80s throughout the weekend. and in caramel valley, it's going to be comfortable with highs in the 70s. just a few mixes of clouds and sun. but overall we're looking at a great weekend. as we talk about today, it's still pretty warm. we'll get a look at that temperature trend in about three minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> helping to make wishes come true. we are teaming up. >> news teams are partnering with local make-a-wish foundation. it's a one day wish-a-thon for miles from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. you can call the number on the screen to donate unused airline miles. those miles will help make-a-wish foundations and ill children on special trips. our team of anchors will be answering the phones. go to nbcbayarea.com for more information. or look at the screen right now. get the number. lock it in. make sure you call tomorrow from 6:00 to 7:00. >> we'll be the operators standing by. >>> 6:3 for you right now. next for you this morning, the big change to note if you're

. >>> in the market for a vineyard? there is one going up for sale in the north bay. it's got a pretty hefty price tag. we will pour out the details next. >>> our microclimate weather alert continues for the red flag warning in the north bay hilltops. temperatures tomorrow in places like san jose approaching the 90s. how hot it's going to get in your neighborhood when we come right back. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> a big move towards reducing doctor burnout. a new multimillion-dollar project involving stanford will provide support services to doctors statewide. recent study shows that about half of doctors are exhausted and feel a loss of career purpose. california medica

if you are hded to the vineyard temperatures in the 80s. not that bad.olls back in overnight. again we have that storm chance for tomorrow. so we will see those temperatures right around 90 pretty much all this week with rain chances into early tuesday. > we will be back in about 25 minutes with 90 minutes of news weather. for now, back to "sunday today." ♪ >>>. ♪ in the shallow ♪ in the shallow ♪ in the shallow ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> that's lady gaga and bradley cooper performing "shallow"s rom a star iba born." it won an emmy and oscar, both honors that goi aga shared with mark ronson. ronson is a curious figure in the musicndustry. a seven-time grammy award-winner n o is perfectly fine being the background while orchestrating hit songs for artists like amy winehouse, adele, and bruno mars. mark and wilete mp at the gaga . ♪ >> reporter: bruno mars may be the voice of "uptown funk," the song that spent 14 weeks at number one. but the man behind the music is mark ronson. he gave up "uptown funk" its groove. g>> sometimes you have areat so

those who work in the valley‘s vineyards hope that president trump will do similar, and soon. llion to one, and they are a vital part of the world's ecosystem. now, a huge new insect farm has opened in the netherlands, hoping to use them as a sustainable source of protein. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. they fascinate some, they horrify others. but insects help make the world go round. so important are they that the dutch king came to open this new insect farm near the border with belgium. he was getting a little hands—on, examining close—up a potentially vital source of food. fish, chicken, they all eat insects, the new ecology we bring into markets and the new product we bring into markets is entirely new to the world. some call it an alternative protein, we call it protein, because needs and has actually already defined it already. this facility could potentially churn out tons of insects ground into paste. if given the go—ahead by the european union, that pace could be used as a source or as a type of fertiliser. potentially providing sustainable solutions. by managing that

. >> the martha's vineyard estate owned by jackie kennedy onassis is for sale for $65 million. >> theoperty is nope as red gate farm. it features a pool, boathouse and its own private beach. in addition to the five bedroom main house, there are, there's a four-bedroom guest house. jackie o initially bought the property in 1978 for just a million dollars. >>> organizers of burning man say they will not fight plans by the bureau of land management to cap attendance at the annual desert celebration, but organizers say they will fight the sanctioned screenings for drugs and weapons. they have capped it at 80,000 and implemented security screenings to the black rock city site. burning man starts august 25th. >>> there was no room for appetites at a food festival in fremont today. ♪ a little bit of music helped people relax and enswroi this year's halal food festival. there were diverse selections of food to choose from. organizers say it is the largest event of its kind in the united states. and it will go on until 10:30 tonight at the town fair plaza in fremont. >> it's going to look a li

tragically they lost their lives in a plane crash off the coast of martha's vineyard. agical. >> carolyn has changed my life in a way i never thought was possible. >> john and carolyn's candlelit i dos were held in a church founded by slaves. for the first time we see the wedding party arriving on the beach in packup truck and the unguarded moments before the ceremony. >> run, run like the wind. >> the video was shot in 1996 by one of john's good friends, and includes moments like the couple cutting their wedding cake and the speeches. >> just after john was born, and it's going to be short, john. >> the romantic footage is part of the tlc special. "jfk jr. and carolyn's wedding the lost tapes." we visited their rustic wedding chapel just days after their ceremony. the simple pews and rough wooden cross atop the altar showed how laidback their secret wedding was. "e.t." spent years covering john. >> it's wonderful memories coming through the front door here. >> and with his marriage to carolyn. many were hopeful they would be the start of a new era of "camelot." >> it's

again around 90 degrees even out into some of the vineyards. plenty of sunshine. put the spf on. a few sprinkles trying to move on the culpeper areaouth and west of d.c. but again for the most part we are drying. we are going to keep an isolated chancestf a rm today. dry with temperatures around 90. breezy northwest winds are going to be the culprit for getting that humidity on the lower side. tomorrow it's going to be beautiful, too. temperatures in the mid-80s. and again plenty of sunshine. so for your ol outlook headed today, headed tomorrow, a-okay. tuesday couldave an isolated storm getting into your tuesday. we will have rain chances wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. all of these are going to be daily afternoon storms. so again we are not going to see rain all day every bday, we could even have some around for the fourth of julyt it will be snd humid for k.e end of this wee k.e end of this wee why switch to fios now? you get the best internet on the 100% fiber-optic network and now the best value from your tv package with the fios tv

it would include some 2,400 homes and the development called the vineyards at deer creek. 80% of the homes would be for seniors. in order for the city to accommodate this project, voters would have to approve moving brentwood's urban limit line. opponents say not so fast. they worry this would spike traffic congestion and put a strain on the infrastructure and they would like to see it remain open space. >> our organization's goal is to make this parcel the community separator between antioch and brentwood, remain county agricultural dry farmed land, until such a time as we need to expand. >> reporter: now here's what happens next. the brentwood city council meets next week and apparently there are three options here. they can decide to put it on the november ballot this fall or the november ballot in 2020, or if they ask for a special report, that could delay all of this. for now we're live in brentwood, i'm roz plater for "today in the bay." >> all right, roz, thank you. 5:34. >>> and this morning, one man is dead and at least three others are hospitalized after a chaotic series of

the world's two biggest economies. right here you guys will see a sauvignon blanc block planted in 1999. ijoined an eco tour at honig's vineyardome for the third generation producers. their business with china has collapsed completely. 0ur china business has gone to zero. the top year was 1,000 cases, and now we're back down to zero. so in ten, a little over ten years, it's gone up and then down. a bottle that used to cost $100 on the shelf at retail in china now costs $200 and that's not for any fault, anything different that we are doing. we've gone to china, we see the market is interested in our wine, and then you get one more round of these stupid tariffs, they're just impacting us for no reason. china is the fastest—growing and will likely soon become the largest wine market in the world. meanwhile, sales at home are declining, which is starting to rattle nerves. the older wine—loving generation are retiring. millennials seem to prefer spirits or recently legalised marijuana. another layer of tariffs is another unwelcome challenge. the first time, it's like, oh, my god, what are we going to do? and the second time, i thi

farmers are left counting the cost of ruined greenhouses, harvests and vineyards. of hail. these motorists are understandably panicked, as huge hailstones smashed their windscreen. the centre of the storm was romans—sur—isere. houses, shops, restaurants and churches severely damaged. as hailstones the size of golf balls rained down, anything made of glass became vulnerable. to me, it seemed like the end of the world. i was in my truck. there were pieces of glass falling. we took tables to protect our ourselves. skylights in a gym hosting a competition smashed, and glass rain down on audience members. nearby, a german tourist died after a tree fell onto her camper van. the violence of the storm has taken everyone by surprise, including the emergency services, the emergency services, who have been swamped with calls for help. translation: since yesterday, we have had 570 requests for help. at the moment, we have processed 260. we have about 100 pending. these are mainly protective operations. fruit trees, vines, cereals, vegetables have all taken a pounding, here in

in response to the lawsuit, vineyard said ghaiser's injuries were the results of, quote, his own intentionalill and/or otherwise wrongful conduct. f lawyersor the officer say they expect the justice department to decide soon whether the officers will face charges for vil rights violations. >>> new this morning. the united states dement of itate is confirming another american has ded while travelinto the dominican republic. khalid atkins of colorado was in the country on une 25th. our nbc affiliate in denver reports that atkins fell ill and passedoway before being able t fly home. er >>> yesty, a funeral was held for nathaniel holmes. he and his fiance both from prince george's county passed away in the dominican dopublic last month. autopsies were in the caribbean but their families had autopsies completed here in the u.s. the results of those tes will not be released until next rnth. >>> despite theent reports, the state department says the number of americans who have die in the d. -- died in the r. is not going up. but delta airlines is responding to the concern by waiving changed fees fo

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. >>> the martha's vineyard estate of jacqueline kennedy onassis is on the market for $65 million.roperty listed by christie's international real estate and it's been maintained by her daughter, caroline that's the cnbc news update this mour back to you, tyler >> thank you very much >>> the oil market closing for the day and prices are dropping. seema is following frit the commodity desk >> want to draw your attention to oil prices because you are right. a steep intraday reversal heading into the close on the last trading day of the month. wti crude closing down 58.29 down nearly 2% crude at $66.51. basically holding on to the flat line, but we did start the session in positive territory and as you can see, closing down on the day and for the year, it's worth noting debt miss the volatility that we have been seeing in oil prices and in the larger energy sector, we're still higher for 2019. now the big factor to focus on for the second half of the year will be the u.s. iran relationship and whether geo political risk will pressure prices further >> thank you very much constellation

those who work in the valley‘s vineyards hope that president trump will do similar, and soon. aving we'rejoined now from washington by neil irwin, senior economic correspondent for the new york times. . thanks forjoining us. we heard joe biden today talking about ta riffs joe biden today talking about tariffs in iowa, saying they are hitting... american farmers are being hit. is this the political landscape in which this economic issueis landscape in which this economic issue is going to before?” landscape in which this economic issue is going to before? i think so. issue is going to before? i think so. this is an area where the democrats have fertile area of attack on president trump as we head into the general election next year. they can attack from the right and the left. you can say these tariffs are damaging for businesses who need predictability and low taxes, and yet they aren't achieving what the president promised for workers, so the labour left and the pro—business community can find something to like in going after trump on tariffs. community can find something to l

. ♪ the pictures were tucked away for the last 45 years in the basement of the attleboro house, an inn on martha's vineyard shot. hidden until jaws superfan had a chance encounter with the inn's owner, billy reagan. >> my wife and i decided to rent bikes and so we had to go see the brody house where that was filmed. i got back to the inn and mentioned it to the owner. he said, oh, i've got some photos you might be interested in. a couple hours later he started texting me these photos he had found in his basement, and i felt my heart rate go up. >> reporter: the man whose family snapped the pictures, billy reagan, had kept them in an envelope marked "jaws photos". >> when i found them, my first instinct was i want to share them with the world and other fans. my hope is maybe other people that have photos that nobody has seen before will be inspired to climb in their attic or go down in the basement and see if they can dig out more treasures for people to enjoy. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? s

so the reason that i brought you to ferrari-carano is, they're one of the biggest vineyards in all of way to take the product that you make and penetrate wine country and really see if there's a way to expand the business? in order to grow our wholesale business, we need more lines of revenue, and when you think about cork product, the first thing that normally comes to your mind, of course, is the cork on a wine bottle. and having been to wineries, i know that all of them have gift shops. i also want to see how you explain to the people that are here what your business is and why you're in it. amanda: okay. lemonis: so let's go in. amanda: all right. oh, it's beautiful. patrick: this is a cork tree. lemonis: holy moly. amanda: they cut into it, and these guys, usually the grandfather who planted the tree -- lemonis: and it doesn't kill the tree? amanda: no. lemonis: i want to be a tree hugger. please help us make money. please help us make money. candis: hi, amanda. amanda: very nice to meet you. candis: nice to meet you. julie: i'm julie. candis: hi, julie. julie: hey, candis. nice

possible when whales washed up, something they are very much expecting to see in the coming weeks and months. >>> a napa valley vineyard may be on the hook for $38,000 in penalties for the death of a worker. the 49 -year-old was working back in october when a piece of his clothing got stuck in an automatic harvester, pulling him into the machine. proposing penalties for violations including failing to enforce safety rules and failing to conduct effective inspections. >>> the family of a man who died after being tased by sheriff deputies is suing san mateo county. >> happened during a jaywalking stop. deputies trying to stop the man he initially touched and officer before a taser was used but video released in march revealed the man was tased first. his family says the killing could have been avoided. >> i'm here to remind everyone that he is a person, he has a family, he was left and he loved . his life mattered and he was somebody to us. >> reporter: the district attorney later determined the deputies acted lawfully and would not face charges. the sheriff's department internal investigation is ongoing. >>> san francis

the islamic center in reseda, california on fridays. he is a dedicated evangelical christian at his church on sundays. valley vineyard is across the bridge just three may as well b away from the hate kevin's muslim neighbors face. he came to the mosque to understand the faithful here and found his new friend in the process. >> kevin, to me is my brother in faith. >> reporter: the men are using their bond of brotherhood to break down the wall between their communities. they now go to each other's churches. >> it is absolutely fear. trying to love your neighbor when you fear them is very, very difficult. >> reporter: the men are changing that perception by bringing muslims and evangelicals face to face for fellowship and maybe friendship. >> i think there is an openness to them now. >> let's try it on our own. >> reporter: they pray their story of faith, hope, and love can overcome hate. >>> a 2017 baylor university study of evangelicals in the u.s. found that 60% believe a muslim would physically hurt them. >>> more trouble for bowing. the company says some of its 737 planes its grounded 737 max's could have faulty pa

the fire started. >>> and a napa valley vineyard may be facing $38,000 in penalties for the death of a worker. 49 -year-old working back in october when a piece of his clothing got stuck in an automatic harvester, pulling him into the machine. now the state division of occupational safety proposing penalties for violation including failing to enforce safety rules and failing to come conduct effective inspection. >>> the catholic church says allegations of clergy sex abuse have spiked in the u.s. from mid-mid-2017-mid-2018. the church received more then 1400 allegations from adults who say they were abused as children. that's up from nearly 700 a year earlier. links to the alleged abuse including legal fees increased 14% to more then 300 million dollars. >>> governor gavin newsom and governors of oregon and washington urging other states to enact laws to conduct reproductive freedom. they have all signed a letter that reads in part quote newly enacted and clearly unconstitutional laws and a handful of states compel our states to act now to reaffirm long-standing commitments to safeguard the fundamental righ

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