transporter larry says he wants punitive tatter of 3 moved and hopes we can still avert a global trade more. everything but arms that's the name of an e.u. program to promote peace and stability around the world it allows emerging economies to export all products except guns to the e.u. without tariffs but only if these countries have democratic standards and guarantees human rights has been part of the program for some years but now the e.u. is worried about the human rights situation there and is threatening to pull the plug and there's a lot at stake. exports to the e.u. come to $5400000000.00 euros while european companies only export $800000000.00 euros worth of products that makes the e.u. can both be a 2nd biggest trading partner after china losing the tariff free status would. come badia has a huge garment industry. at this factory the workers have 6 day weeks and the minimum wage the equivalent of $165.00 euros a month. from nike to added as many leading global brands have their wares made in cambodia. garments and shoes make up more than 90 percent of the country's exports. t

transporter larry is also president of the american chamber of commerce and drama a lobby group that represents a bob $1500.00 u.s. and interim unfair what does he think of trade sanctions for example the u.s. sanctions against well way u.s. firms are barred from selling chips and software to the chinese telecoms giant and punitive sanctions have also been slapped on all kinds of chinese goods including steel isn't that right hon protectionism. the chinese government as you know heavily invested in controlling key industries it's not a free economy.

transporter larry is also president of the american chamber of commerce and drama a lobby group that represents about $1500.00 u.s. and german fair what does he think of trade sanctions for example the u.s. sanctions against well way u.s. firms are barred from selling chips and software to the chinese telecoms giant and punitive sanctions have also been slapped on all kinds of chinese goods including steel isn't that by done protectionism. the chinese government as you know heavily invested in controlling key industries it's not a free economy and by using those policies china is taking advantage of the naive idiot of the west according to president trumpet so i think in the case of china there were there should be very few people in the west that don't agree ok we should have some kind of policy off of the occupation for. some forces south. of ukraine we have also sanctions against russia right and there's a lot of people particularly in germany who argue that the russian sanctions are counterproductive counterargument to that one is ok that's very self-serving germany is one of the

transports are stalling out again. you could say. stocks including avis budget, american airlines, norfolk southern and fedex among the hardest hit. is this leading indicator a blinking light at this point larryoris are your trading nation team. ari, just weigh in on the transports in general. it's been a nagging concern, i think, for the bull case for a while, that transports have lagged how are you looking at the group right now? >> i think when it comes to dow theory, the important point here is you can't trade off it. transports broke down last october 23rd, if you use the dow theory exclusively, you have been cautious on the market since then nothing has changed as long as transports are below 11,099. i think it highlights what's been a market of haves and have nots we looked back and saw transports also underperformed in strong run-ups, technology run-ups in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1990s. i think that's the environment we're in transports relatively weak group, stick with leadership within that. the name that stands out for us is trucker old dominion freight line odfl, coming out of a bullish triangle pattern that projects to new highs that's the way to play that weak fwrup. >> all right,

transportation bus. you can see the accident caused a power line to crash right on top of that bus. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. this happened just before 2:00 at king road and cunningham avenue. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo, live on the scene with the very latest for us. amanda. >> reporter: yeah, larry, ama. king road is a short distance behind me. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the scene as it is right now. you can see that vta bus and the car just charred. this happened at around 1:48. we want to give you a view from up above. sky 7 was up above the accident just after it happened. we saw firefighters putting out the flames. as they mentioned, power lines were knocked down from the crash. a power pole taken out. on our way into the scene, there were several streets that just didn't have any power. we spoke with residents who also say that is the case. no word yet on how many people or how long that will be the case. but the bus involved is the eastbound line 22 bus which pressway and east ridge transit center. there's no information regarding injuries, i should say, but we'r

larry griffin early saturday morning in the bronx after responding to a 911 call about a possible drug overdose. cellphone video appears to show grich gri griffin in a wheelchair as he was transported to a hospital. during a friday morning rush hour a subway passenger noticed two suspicious items and alerted police. a third device then found in another area of new york city. the bomb squad responding to both locations, determining the items were rice cookers. >> i don't know what the deliberate act is, whether it was to create fear and alarm on the part of the public or whether he was discarding items he was no longer interested in. >> reporter: police then releasing this surveillance image of griffin friday afternoon, sources telling abc news griffin had been in contact with his family, reportedly telling them he found three rice cookers outside of a restaurant. the logan county sheriff's office in west virginia assisting in the investigation, releasing a statement saying in part that grichen had beffin ha arrested in logan county at least three times over the last eight years and an active warrant was out for his arrest for failing to report for drug screens as part of his pretil

larry. we're having the best conversation the last few hours here. a really digging deeply int variety of issues and it's complex. it involves transportationelessness is critical and a key part of sometimes two separate things, housing and homeless as we discussed today, they are deeply linked. have a great panel of experts if you want to go to the facebook page and ask a question, i'd love to put that question to them. very quickly, let me go ken is the planning director with the association of bay area governments. ken, we've been talking here a bit before we went on the air about trying to learn to think differently because these are critically challenging more creative and >> it was just touched on that folks who care about housing often times talk about it in terms of numbers. people don't care about numbers if they are in their neighborhood and they care about it. they want to know something new coming into the neighborhood is going to be something that's positive and beneficial and a lot of that gets to the design issues that you can have very nice duplexes or the past may have seen multi housing and that's the model they are famili

larry, of course is no great respecter of reputation. not even if you are a us president, whose transporty cat proof. do you have cats? yes, two cats, one dog and four children. the black and white one is grumpy. the grey one is elegant and gets on with the dog. i like having cats. harmony in my household. a very rare moment. very rare moment. i read that the sleep 70% of the day, which sounds quite familiar. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news... us immigration officials have arrested almost 700 people after a series of raids in the state of mississippi. we'll get the latest. if you're travelling over the next couple of days or you are planning to head to any outdoor events, you are going to want to stay in touch with the weather forecast because it looks very turbulent indeed. heavy rain at times but also some unseasonably strong winds. it is all because of this beautiful swirl of cloud here on our recent satellite image. this is the sort of satellite picture we would expect to see in the autumn or winter, not really in

larry. >> join us tonight at 11:00. a small plane crashed into the ocean south of half moon bay airport. >> two people were rescued from the water and are being transportedt guard helicopter to the hospital. also at 11:00. >> i'm kate larson at san francisco city hall where hundreds of people have been waiting for hours to speak about a controversial woman rose. they are voting tonight on whether to name the central subway system after her and a lot of these people aren't happy. we'll have the latest at 11:00. >>> tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 catch "bachelor in paradise" followed by "bless this and "balackish". >> and stick around, jimmy kimmel live comes on after us. >>> look for breaking news whenever you'd like. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for the entire abc 7 news team. we hope you have a great evening. blatche with the jeopardy! skill for amazon alexa, you can play an extra clue in each category from that day's broadcast. and during this teachers tournament, at certain points, i'm going to be getting some extra help from alexa. great name, by the way. ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa