congressman ad shift joins us from burbank. nice to see you again. >> thanks. >> what is your rthction t trump administration now saying three u.s. prisoners held by north korea may soon beas re? >> i don't think they should be talking about it until the deal is sealed.e i'd e that in order for the president to sit don with kim joimg-un to give that meeting he's always wanted with the u.s. president to sit on the same stage that at a minimum we'd get our stages back. i don't think you should send out the apresident'ser giuliani to make this announcement when it's in the clear the deal had been ndruck don't think the president should be suggesting it either. i think itnrmines his own lever ranch. >> is there any reason to be ptimism right now in terms of the overall strategy north korea has released prisoners in the past and issue to that to violent threats and confrontation. are you optimistic there's a signal here any long-term strategy but kip jong un? >> there'san opening. i think we need to test to see whether the north kor

congressman adam shift joining us from burbank, thanyou for your time. >>> this speak the supreme court issued a big victory for those who work in the so-called gig economy. the lawsuit was originated by cure your and a company calledd h max. in its ring the core said company must prove -- as independentct contras. the ruling could grant state orkers benefits such as rest breaks and over time pay. tojoining us now discuss this issue are silicon valley reporter sam hornet. you see any -- visit that devaul and eduardo escobar w drives for uber, welcome to you all. professor duvall how big is this moment? >> it's huge. it shifts the burdens onrs emploto hire entities to prove the the workers are -->> it's a three-prontest? >> yeah shifted the test from this idea that whether or not th hiring entity controlled the worker and it said, okay, we're going to put the burden on the employer we're going to presume these people are employees and new mp yer, you prover to us that actually you have hired an independent contractor and the test is amazingly simple. so, moved away from the common law te

they haven't the funds to move from an unliveable community behind a locked gate which brings us to a second lock and now maybe hope if the burbankbehind the so nona county fair grounds. >> we propose to relocate the homes still standing that can be relocated here to this park. for those that can't be physically moved, to bring in new trailers to be located on this park. >> reporter: now with the foundation, burbank wants a long-term lease from the county for these 3.2 acres. >> it is not going to be the same, but it is still in santa rosa at least. >> reporter: the mobile home project on the site would cost roughly $7 million, mostly government money. the fair grounds board would have to weigh in and the county board of supervisors. if both approve, there still could be opposition. >> i don't like that. >> reporter: neighbors may be an issue. james wilson has spent seven months with a temporary camp for fire survivors practically in miss backyard, and now this. >> to start with, it is a nasty neighborhood for a bunch of old people to live in. >> reporter: steve morrow says don't worry about that. he just wants to be part of a co