More trade. And as result more jobs and increased wealth. Critics believe the only ones to really benefit our Large Companies Employment Rights they say will be gradually eroded. 1994 was the start of nafta the aim was to create jobs and boost the economies of mexico canada and the u. S. But in reality it led to the loss of 850,000 jobs in the u. S. In mexican agriculture that figure was as high as 2 million. We start in the u. S. Detroit, one time auto city. Here you can learn a lot about the north American Free trade agreement. Bob bowen work in the car industry his whole life for ford and he also suffered the effects of nafta. Every few weeks, bob shows his grandson billy how hes getting on with his retirement project. A Ford Thunderbird from 1957 in its original colors. It is a real eyecatcher. He and his former coworker greg are going to show us what is left of the automaking industry in ypsilanti, close to detroit. Since the nafta agreement was signed over 20 years ago, their tow
And as result more jobs and increased wealth. Critics believe the only ones to really benefit our Large Companies Employment Rights they say will be gradually eroded. 1994 was the start of nafta the aim was to create jobs and boost the economies of mexico canada and the u. S. But in reality it led to the loss of 850,000 jobs in the u. S. In mexican agriculture that figure was as high as 2 million. We start in the u. S. Detroit, one time auto city. Here you can learn a lot about the north American Free trade agreement. Bob bowen work in the car industry his whole life for ford and he also suffered the effects of nafta. Every few weeks, bob shows his grandson billy how hes getting on with his retirement project. A Ford Thunderbird from 1957 in its original colors. It is a real eyecatcher. He and his former coworker greg are going to show us what is left of the automaking industry in ypsilanti, close to detroit. Since the nafta agreement was signed over 20 years ago, their town has lost h
Remanence of what was hurricane norbert. Some of those clouds will push into the area and some of the moisture, as well. Were talking about sprinkles in monterrey, and sprinkles to the east and some locations in the south bay could see springels head tonight and sprinkles into tonight and morning. The marine layer is pretty stable at 2,000 feet, not of that will burn off into the latter half of the afternoon. 47 in vallejo, concord. Like a mentioned, the possibility of unsettled weather tonight and pretty muggy into tomorrow. We are looking forward to a warming trend into the second half of next week. Ill have the full details coming up in my next report. In san jose, an autistic 6yearold boy who went missing saturday morning has been found safe. Kron 4s mike pelton is live where authorities found young Sergio Zepeda. Reporter this story with a happy ending. Authorities found him just over a mile from his home in san jose. San jose police got a call at about 4 13 this morning for a man
Just now voicing his displeasure. Were on top of all of that. Welcome, everybody, happy weekender im neil cavuto. If welcome, everybody, im neil cavuto. Disney world is reopening today, and there are a lot of caveats with that. Bottom line, it is reopen. Lets go to orlando correspondent with what the crowds are looking at there. Matt. Reporter good morning. Well, there hasnt been as much traffic in and out of these gates since the parks been shut down since mid march, but that all changes this morning. The latest word we have from disney is there are still some tickets available, but it is fully booked for all annual passholders. This, of course, against the backdrop of the coronavirus cases that were seeing across the sunshine state. More than 11,400 reported just yesterday. Park Officials Say theyre doing all they can, theyre limiting the number of people who can even get into the parks. Parking spaces are farther apart. You need to check your temperature before even going inside and
Why postal ballots may pose a challenge for this years president ial election. Live from cnn headquarters in atlanta. Welcome to you our viewers here in the United States and around the world, im kim brunhuber. The World Health Organization says more cases of covid19 were documented around the world in the past 24 hours than ever before. Nearly 300,000 people were affected. While the disease has struck more than 17. 6 Million People worldwide since the pandemic began, while the crisis is especially bad here in the United States. According to Johns Hopkins university, the u. S. Has suppressed 400 million cases and 153,000 deaths and its not getting better. The virus is expected to kill another 20,000 americans in the next weeks. Georgia joined at least 30 others in pausing or rolling back the reopening. Florida has had a terrible week in dealing with the coronavirus. The state has now hit four Straight Days of record deaths with 157 fatalities on friday. And its the direct result of the