Happy Fourth of July, it’s a hot one and your AC can feel it. The heat wave gripping parts of the midwest and northeast could have a damaging effect on the electric grid system. It also holds economic concerns for the areas poor. Although it’s a holiday, many people will be working, especially food vendors who sell at festivals all summer long. There’s a big business for a lot of small businesses that work the music festival circuit. Also on today’s show: lights, camera, tax breaks. The governor of New Jersey signed a bill yesterday offering tax incentives to attract film production. We took a look at how the state-by-state debate over film tax incentives affects the entertainment industry.

Traders only worked half a day, giving everyone a chance to get out of town for the July Fourth holiday. In that spirit we’re bringing you three stories about summer vacations: Why plane tickets are so cheap right now, how Orlando became an amusement park capital, and what we talk about when we talk about the great American road trip. But first, what you need to know about Mexico’s presidential elections, and the government agencies looking at Facebook. Then: It’s not hard getting hired to deliver packages for Amazon, but the job itself is anything but easy; we talk to a reporter who tried it, and narrowly avoided a parking ticket that would have wiped out her wages for the day.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods are supposed to protect American jobs and intellectual property. As they go into effect next week, we’ll take a look on what they’re supposed to achieve, and what they mean for products that are “Made In America.” Then: A new analysis shows the connection between 311 calls, changing demographics and property values in gentrifying neighborhoods; we’ll look at the numbers behind the viral clips. And we explore what this weekend’s presidential election in Mexico means for NAFTA.

We wrap the week with tariff woes from car and motorcycle makers and a report today that President Donald Trump is considering withdrawing the U.S. from the World Trade Organization. So how might an American withdrawal affect the WTO? Plus, they say as California goes, so goes the nation … so will a new California law giving consumers more control of their personal data cause a ripple effect across the rest of the country? And a tweet-by-tweet look at the demise of the iconic yellow cab as New York City’s on-demand ride of choice.  

Today, a break from talking about the border with Mexico to talk about another migration dispute: President Donald Trump’s travel ban, which the Supreme Court upheld today. We revisit how businesses plan to navigate around the restrictions and what’s at stake for tech companies. And HBO’s “Westworld” used creative marketing to become one of the most talked-about shows on TV. Series co-creator Jonathan Nolan is on the program talking about making television in today’s crowded market. Plus, the new U.S. tax law lets companies keep more of their earnings for investments, but could tariffs sweep those gains away? 

Harley-Davidson did something pretty remarkable today. The motorcycle company, whose executives President Donald Trump invited to the White House less than a month into his term, said it’s planning to manufacture a chunk of its bikes somewhere else rather than pass along cost increases coming from the president’s tariffs. We’ll start today with ticker symbol HOG and look at the broader fallout. Then, we’ll look at the challenges facing the modern union: Supreme Court battles, low membership and new technology that’s threatening job security in new fields every day. Plus: Why we’re still talking about Sumner Redstone.

Amid all the chaos and controversy at the southwest border, there’s still a trade war brewing on multiple fronts. Today on the show, we’ll tackle more of your questions about all things tariffs and trade. Then: Street vending in Los Angeles is a half-billion-dollar industry that’s illegal. We’ll look at the tangled relationship between street vendors and the law. But first, AMC’s challenger to MoviePass, the latest on Mexico’s elections and, of course, the Weekly Wrap.