A 1000000 in the present the United States you know just hours after the president boasted about that letter from kim kim fires off these missiles and you know on one level you can say well the president s not perturbed hes letting the North Koreans just play this out but weve got to remember that this is the 1st stage of it as going toward a cycle the North Koreans will continue up that stage and when they do it will be much more difficult in the later parts of the cycle to stop it and certainly much more dangerous so i think President Trump needs to sort of changes policies and impose some costs on north korea for violating these u. N. Security Council Resolutions on missile launches this sort of harks back to his predecessor president obamas policies of shooting patients you just ignore what the North Koreans do and dont appear to be bothered by it but the problem is that north korea is continuing to produce fissile material and its continuing to improve its missiles so this is not
With a clear message with treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin and wilbur ross telling delegates that trade war is a thought every single day but confirming that nafta talks are reopening. The president of colombia, Juan Manuel Santos joins other political leaders in warning the u. S. Against protectionism it will hurt everybody, especially the u. S shares for suez plummet as the french utility firm slashes its earnings forecast. We speak to the ceo in davos later today. Weve got a packed show for you, live from davos today well be joined by james young in a bit talking about tourism over in china. Hes a cofounder and chairman of the largest travel platform over in china. Well be joined by the ceo of jll, talking about property markets lobally. The ceo of Mueller Maersk will join us later on as well as president of the European Investment bank. Well wrap up with the ceo of russof tomorrow youll be joined live tomorrow when you have this panel. We have the panel lined up. We have the uk cha
Take us a lot further in our quest to rid our communities of gun violence. Reporter but this wasnt a clean sweep, especially for not oakland. The governor vetoed a b1 80 to allow oakland to put its own gun control laws on the books separate from the state. Los angeles already does this. But the governor told oakland, no. The legislature was willing to support and did support Assembly Member bill to give oakland that right. We are disappointed that the governor was not able to get there. Reporter the governor also vetoed ab374, which we reported on extensively. It would have banned the manufacture and future sale of semiautomatic and center fire rifles with the capability of accepting a detachable magazine. Now, the governor also vetoed senator mark lenos bill, which if passed would have given more local control over gun shows at the cow palace. Live in oakland, mark kelly, kpix 5. A b1 131 also requires Mental Health information to be sent to the department of justice electronically an
Reporter former director bernic says the way bart and unions negotiate doesnt work. He says about the only solution he sees for both sides is binding arbitration. Thank you associations a lot of relief. Bart riders were happy there was no strike today. Also, regular ac transit passengers were thankful they didnt have to fight for a seat. Some riders still have nightmares from the last strike in july. Buses were packed. Frustrating. We didnt get seats. We had to take the next bus or we had to stand. We will be monitoring developments on the bart talks tonight and through the weekend. Updates and commute alternatives can be found anytime on kpix. Com. The governor vetoed a gun control bill that would have given the state the toughest gun laws in the nation. Governor brown rejected the proposal to ban the sale of semiautomatic rifles with detachable magazines. He says it goes too far and didnt think it would curb violence. Out of the 17 gun control measures brown did approve 11 of them in