rhenium so we would like to test midwest premium.o see the seeing a high midwest premium. so we would like to see the congress intervened. david: there are also russian sanctions that drove the price of aluminum. can you separate how much the se is due to the tariffs on the russian sanctions? >> we have seen and genetic increase in the base price for london metalse exchange and in the midwest premium since the beginning of the investigation in april of 2017. russia certainly plays a role in this, but the tariffs have exacerbated the cost for the end brewers.ke beer it is really hurting our business. david: you mentioned one and spirits. the $350aying that billion tax would shift market share away from beer and into when and spirits? are we going to start drinking more wine and spirits and give up our beers? >> we are in a very competitive business. in distillers, the increase in wineries, the increase in breweries, this is a highly competitive marketplace. wine and spirits are largely not in aluminum. an additional $350 million hit u

and that, morphed into other trips into other parts of the midwest.rted in areas where i had grown up and then went into other areas. and eventually we decided that we would just keep going with a handful of the voters that i had met to see how their views did or did not change over time about the president. and ultimately what showed up on may 11th in the "post" is a 15,000 word story with great photographs by my colleague marlene that maura and joel frazier. it is very difficult to do a single bottom line. but i would say there's two realities. one, there are some people who voted for him who are as much or more in his camp than they were at the time of the election. and there are others who are very nervous about what they have seen, particularly the turmoil, the disruption, the chaos. some like the policies and they're willing to give him more time on that. others like the policies but the turmoil is -- one of the people i talked to said it left them motion sick. in many ways they hold the key to his presidency. >> you know, dan, i read this with

we're looking at rough weather up and down from the gulf all the way up into the midwest. line of severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches from texas all the way to illinois and indiana. and we're starting to see tornado warnings pop up now. we have an area of moderate risk to enhanced risk to slight risk for 25 million people from texas on into illinois and as this system goes east, at this time the threat from the midwest to southern planes. for tomorrow, 37 million people at risk in the planes and midwest, scattered storms make their way into the northeast with heavy rain and also strong storms and as you mentioned, lester, summer is here. forget about spring. temperatures in the eastern two thirds of the country, 10 to 20 degrees above average. new york city tieing a record and setting records in baltimore and parts of new england. where you are, lester, not so much. >> yeah, remind me. thank you, al roker, with friends in the plaza, thanks. >>> tonight, federal health a officials say that e. coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce turned deadly. the cdc says th

finest from the midwest that i come from. we can deliver that. and as i said earlier this week, we can create conditions for real economic prosperity for the north korean people that will rifle that of of the south. that is our expectation. won't be u.s. taxpayers. it will be american no how, knowledge, entrepreneurs, risk takers working alongside the north korean people. >> brennan: sanction relief. make it possible to invest directly. >> if we get denuclearization. certainly. nor man that. there will be -- the president has a commitment, he will make this commitment to chairman kim i am confident if you do the things we need to do so that america is no longer held at risk by your nuclear weapons arsenal, you get rid of your cbw program and missiles that threaten, we'll ensure that your people have opportunity for greatness that i know chairman kim wants them to have. >> brennan: not many secretary of state they brought americans home on second week on the job or been to north korea in six weeks. i'm wondering this you're interactions with kim,

unfortunately, more severe weather, texas all the way into the upper midwest.and we're expecting an overall nice day across the bay area. temperatures will once again climb into the 60s for san francisco at the high of about 62 degrees. and we're even expecting some upper 70s. 76 degrees for napa. santa rosa, 74. san jose topping us in upper 70s. we are expecting a nice warming trend as we head into the later portion of the week due to a ridge of high pressure. >> that's your latest weather, guys. there's no bloat here anywhere. there's no bloating here. wow. wow. >>> now to a special initiative aimed at helping the millions of children who are battling anxiety, depression and other problems. nbc's cynthia mcfadden is here with this story. good morning. >> good morning. 1 in 5 children in this country are dealing with various forms of mental illness. and now a powerful social media campaign features some very famous celebrities and role models sharing very personal stories of battling mental health issues. it is called "my younger self." it is letting kids know

so excited here across the upper midwest. we have the potential for strong to severe storms today. that in mind that we could see some large hail and isolated tornadoes here just east of chicago. but that includes indianapolis and champagne and soulless kalamazoo. the thread overnight tonight. a slight risk for severe storms and tomorrow across much of nebraska. not a severe weather outbreak, but some watches and warnings in your area. our forecast today still hot in phoenix. 104 for you. warm across the southern plains. the frontal boundary in the upper midwest we start to see the severe storms fire and it is a beautiful 73 here in new york city for my birthday. thank you, ladies. >> you can arrange that for your birthday? that's amazing. >> thank you, janice. coming up in time for the summer driving season. gas prices soar after president trump imposes sanctions on iranian oil. how will that affect your pocketbook? google developers meeting in california and one of the biggest reveals, gmail may soon be able to write the e-mail for you. let's take a look pitcher dow futures. 131

that will allow him to go to the midwest with the republican party saying we made these inroads. i think the administration will use this as a rhetorical way of saying it's been a reversal. i think stealing i.p. is a critical matter and now is the time to address it but i don't think lit happen. charles: president trump reiterated that china has been ripping america off for a long time. president trump: the u.s. has been ripped off by china, i don't blame china, i blame our leaders. an a evacuation of wealth like nobody has ever seen before. nobody has seen anybody from our country even negotiate on trade. trade with china and other countries. trade has been a total one-way street. charles: clark, the trump administration can say no matter what the deal looks like, no other administration put their foot down and drew a line in the sand, and no one had the guts to force any kind of deal. >> you are exactly right. but i think we have to keep our eye on the ball. the issue is china's i.p. practices. we need to address that. i have concerns it becomes a political tool, the president

the storms down through texas peter out but overnight the midwest storms stay strong. we'll watch it overnight into tomorrow on through central pennsylvania threatening washington and the northeast and the heat is the big story after setting records in new york city, also in baltimore and philadelphia, tomorrow temperatures anywhere from 13 to almost 20 degrees above average and during the day tomorrow, that heat extends through the northern plains and where you are, lester, temperatures above normal. 81, seven degrees above average. so everybody for the most part feeling warmth today and tomorrow. >> we'll take it, thank you. >>> the military has identified all nine airmen killed in the cargo plane that plunged from the sky and crashed on to a georgia highway yesterday. all nine were members of the puerto rico national guard. some had been working relief missions in the aftermath of hurricane maria. the cause is now under investigation. >>> now to the scandal rocking the nfl, a number of former cheerleaders accusing officials for the washington redskins of treating th

that's just not resonating, especially here in the midwest and indiana where i am and where i'm from. that's the reason why you have so many senators particularly like claire mccaskill, joe donnelly, tester and others that are facing serious uphill climbs because their opponents will be able to talk about the results that have been achieved bring the president. they will be able to talk about how they want to be a partner with the president. so far to robin's point, all we've seen is resistance from the democrats. >> melissa: robin, in all honestly, a lot of people say i hate the tweeting, i wish he would stop, it doesn't set the right example for my children. even chuck schumer mocking him back with the #bebest. on the other hand, it does seem like it's worked. so in all honestly, has he changed the way that presidents and people campaigning for office comport themselves going forward? >> you bet. he turned the entire thing on its head. it's what americans wanted. we need to recognize and accept that. he's not -- he's a 71-year-old man. the leopard won't change its spots. so it's wor

he sees it as a problem in the midwest and indiana. the other side of that is when the u.s. puts tariffs on a country, usually they have the opportunity to retaliate through the world trade organization. if you try to restrict another country's ability to export to you, they're going to try to restrict your ability to export. of course, as far as jobs leaving, it's a major problem the u.s. is facing. you know, at the end of the day, in the free enterprise system and global trading system we have, companies often see opportunities to maximize their profits and supply chain. >> annadale virginia, matt, go ahead. >> caller: sir, i believe that the obama administration's failure on the transpacific partnership wals a harm parlarge to the secrecy of the creation of the tpp. if you can't get enough stake holders in the united states to know what they're going to get, there's going to be a large backlash against it. so i have a question about the trump administration, because i feel like they have realized the error of their ways and not approving the transpacific parter inship, bu

in the midwest can't be left behind at the gas station. that means things like making sure we are doing we're doing everything we can to support candidates like tammy and heidi and claire we have all of these incredibly strong women that are up in the midwest we could literally lose a third of the women in the senate. when i look at those women and i look at people like joe donnelly and others that are standing up seen enough in their state every single morning they have to ask these questions. that even asking us today. they've got to focus on what their citizens --dash citizens think and what they want to hear about is the economy. i'm telling you right now. that's not what they want to hear about. i think we just head to remember that and in those of us that are in the positions you have to protect this rule of law i promise you we are doing everything we can every day to do it. but at the same times we as progressives have to move this country forward so we resist but we also insist on a better way forward. [applause]. please welcome t

then a little relief in the upper midwest.ll very warm, texas and oklahoma, the southern plains. we will see that heat really focus. days of potential record highs well over 100 degrees all week ung in spots, bianna. >> golodryga: i guess you're saying summer is upon us. eric fisher of wbz in boston, thank you. president trump honored americans who paid the ultimate atice for peace at a memorial day service in arlington national cemetery. the commander-in-chief placed a wreath at tomb of the unknown soldier and said we mourn alongside their families and we strive to be worthy of their sacrifice. former president george h.w. bush, a decorated war hero himself, is spending memorial day in a hospital near the family compound in kennebunkport. chip reid joins us from heddeford, maine with the latest on mr. bush's condition. chip, what do we know? >> reporter: well, former president bush was brought here yesterday with low blood pressure and fatigue and that just might have something to do with the fact that this is a very busy tim

it shows a disrespect for the midwest, for the diversity of the midwest, the it's disrespectful to people who live in rural areas and urban areas. i don't think our opinions are considered unless a strategy happens, ferguson or aftermath or the election of donald trump, when those dramatic events happen, journalist wills come in stay for a couple of dayses and come out with a summary of our entire existence which to me comes as such official and judgmental. >> as somebody who lives there, what did you think of the ferguson coverage? >> i was covering it. >> the national. >> i thought it was bad, they were treating it like hunger games no matter what side you were on. a lot offi people were wanting y city to burn which is painful thing to experience. we had already experienced a lot ofme pain. when michael brown died, the protest started as vigil, people mourning in the street because 18-year-old has been killed and his body left out there and then, you know, it turned into much more that. it turn intoed a movement but i felt some of the coverage was good, respectful, it was empathetic, a

this system will track its way up to the upper midwest.does, this area experiences temperatures in the 90s the last several days. this is a little bit of relief. in the 80s and 70s and then a brief warm up in chicago with a high of 68 on friday. in new york city, you see the cooling trend into the upper 70s and upper 60s before the week is done. guys. >>> pedram, thank you. >>> maryland national guard member missing this morning after historic flooding in ellicott city, maryland. eddison hermond left a birthday party to help a woman find her cat. he was swept away. first floors of homes and businesses wiped out and cars washed away. remarkable video. gas shut off up and down main street. baltimore gas & electric unable to restore service. >>> starbucks shutting down 8,000 stores to give training for antibias. this stems from the april incident where these two men were arrested at the philadelphia starbucks. a store manager called police because the men were in the store without placing a order. the men were waiting for a friend. the ceo ap

the allied himself with midwest manufacturing interests. they were extremely trepidations about the idea they would face economic competition from abroad based on lower wages. and closer access to resources. when roosevelt begins to move forward with his economic agenda in the 1930's, sorry about this, passing the 1934 reciprocal trade agreement, the republican party splits over this very specific economic engine of growth. taft and others opposed it, anti-free-trade. robert half would front of any group that would have him and say over and over again republican party is opposed to free trade. it was that explicit. we do not support free trade. it is not good for the american people. it is not good for american business or the american standard of living, which i guess he meant american wages. the big divide in the republican party from the 1930's to the 1940's was over trade policy. is only think of america first in the 1940's and 1950's, we should think about the divide over nato. should the united states support the general agreement on

primarily midwest and northeast. do1940, this is the part we not talk much about. million 1970 -- 4.5 african-americans. this tripled, almost quadrupled the earlier phase of the great migration. was primarily from the rural south to the urban north, and in this phase you had a much larger screen of african-americans moving from the south to the west because of transportation lines. in the earlier phase, african-americans primarily followed rick lines. by the 1940's and 1950's, what did we have? the automobile. so, that impacted how and where african-americans moved >> just to give you an understanding, this story has been understood primarily in terms of push factors and pull factors. in the earlier phase, around world war i, the argument was the traditional industry narrative, around world war i immigration from europe was haunted. because of war -- halted. because of wartime production, industry of war needed a labor supply. labor supply from europe was cut off, industrial agents looked to the south. african-americans came north. that is considered a pull factor.

making news in america this morning, president trump back on the campaign trail rallying crowds in the midwest and announcing details about his historic summit with kim jong-un. but back at the white house, reports the homeland security secretary was on the brink of resigning after a trump tirade. the new details overnight. >>> senator john mccain's wife speaks out after a white house aide dismissed mccain's influence saying he's, quote, dying anyway. the backlash and new information on mccain's condition as he battles brain cancer. >>> sticker shock at the gas station. the new warnings about prices and the states now paying more than $3 a gallon. >>> those stories, plus wild video from the highway. a truck out of control taking down light poles. >>> a major league star pitcher responds to claims that his love for the video game fortnite has kept him off the mound. >>> and the story behind this photo. what's being called the best selfie ever. >>> certainly the cutest selfie ever, i would say, as we do say good morning on this friday. we're going to start with president trump and a bold predict

. >>> plus, dan balls spent months in the midwest. going to unpack his epic report on the voters there and how their opinions are evolving over time. that's up next. ♪ racing isn't the only thing on my mind. and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. when i created my businesses, i needed a way to showcase it. ♪ with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. get started at godaddy.com ♪ everything is working, working just like it should ♪ >>> this week's republican primary races gave at least a little bit of a sigh of relief for the gop in one race. ex-coal executive and ex-convict don blankenship was dee veeted in west virginia by attorney general patrick mori si. i caught up with senator joe manchin to ask him whether he was concerned about the contentious upcoming race for his seat. >> you either run scared or unopposed. every opponent i have is a worthy opponent. they wouldn't have gotten to that level if he this weren't. they all have something to bring t

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i am from the midwest originally. he hit all the right things.e are bringing the koreans back to the u.s.a. north and south korea, they walked across each other's borders. that's great. wages are growing at 3%. the unemployment rate is at 3.9. the minority african-american, hispanic rates are all-time decades low unemployment rates. my district is getting $2,700 back. so he hit all the themes. on the content. everything is good. the mainstream media doesn't focus on the policy for the real world. they focus on the distractions. and they want to distract america. i think we grew at 1.5. we are doubling that. that will affect the young generations. i taught college kids for years. they are getting jobs now. and the economy is mending, and now it's growing. it's booming. we just gave through the tax cuts expensing for capital equipment. and that is already forward looking. the stock market is up. we have good news all across the board. we are providing the fundamentals for the american people. i think we'll do welcoming up in november based on that

if you want to increase jobs in the midwest, that's a beautiful thing. what we ought to be doing is insourcing. nothing would be better than for president trump to break the ground at a chinese steel factory in ohio. charles: classic economists tell us tariffs are bad. but when you look around the countries doing the best have the highest tariffs in the world. >> what i would like to see is a trade deal that says we'll have a small 2, 3, 4 percent tariff on imports. drop the suction difficulties and drop d drop the subsidies. and non-tariff barriers. maybe this announcement is a bit like the letter sent to north korea saying the summit is over. of course, they came running back to us. if this is for real and these taxes will stick, this is not good for the economy. >> i like the trade deal deroy made. i will take that. i want to export everything that's great about america, democracy, harley davidson, kentucky bourbon. egg we love about this country i want the rest of the world to experience as well. when you add tariffs and there are retaliatory tariffs

. -- ohio, some of the midwest.t a southern issue. busing is not just a southern issue. nixon will also have to deal with economic problems. a term you might need to know is stagflation. coming out of the 1960's with fairly large expenditures for vietnam and the war on poverty, and the u.s. economy began to slow, the post world war ii economy began to slow, and ultimately what you ended up with was significant inflation, a reduction in the value of the american dollar, that was connected with a stagnant economy. even with inflation, the economy was not growing at a rapid rate. that is an extraordinarily difficult position for consumers and citizens to be in. nixon responded in part, so that , by puttingngress the u.s. dollar basically on a floating money market, and even attempted wage and price controls to check this rapidly growing inflation. in terms of bureaucracy, under nixon's watch, we will see the emergence of the occupational safety and health administration, osha, legislation like the clean air act, water

guest: actually, the president leaders from the midwest to come in and talk about agriculture, the white few weeks ago. and it wasn't just focused on as well. other things at that point, we talked about the trade relationships not only but with mexico and canada. we're renegotiating nafta right now. he president was fairly optimistic with regard to nafta though he couldn't give us a time frame when we'd get that signed. year, actually i led a trade mission to canada to highlight how important that relationship is not only to nebraska but to the entire country. nd it benefits canada and mexico as well. so it was actually senator from ey in that meeting iowa said in his, i think, 37 years of being in the u.s. enate was very rare for a president to call a meeting to talk about agriculture. nd so i think what that demonstrates is the president is listening. he is concerned about what goes on with our farmers and ranchers. he said he's got their backs. and now we just have to continue to work on these trade the one weps such as just got done with south korea that did expand market access and

i am from the midwest originally. he hit all the right things.e are bringing the koreans back to the u.s.a. north and south korea, they walked across each other's borders. that's great. wages are growing at 3%. the unemployment rate is at 3.9. the minority african-american, hispanic rates are all-time decades low unemployment rates. my district is getting $2,700 back. so he hit all the themes. on the content. everything is good. the mainstream media doesn't focus on the policy for the real world. they focus on the distractions. and they want to distract america. i think we grew at 1.5. we are doubling that. that will affect the young generations. i taught college kids for years. they are getting jobs now. and the economy is mending, and now it's growing. it's booming. we just gave through the tax cuts expensing for capital equipment. and that is already forward looking. the stock market is up. we have good news all across the board. we are providing the fundamentals for the american people. i think we'll do welcoming up in november based on that

it will be warm in the upper midwest, houston 85, in new york, the remnants of alberto will come up thethere is your forecast, june 1st the official start of the hurricane season and we expect an active season. it only takes one hurricane to make it a bad year. rob: it was a bad year last year. jillian: off to an early start. >> the path of destruction in hawaii continues. 80 structures including 50 homes destroyed by kilauea. fountains of lava spraying molten rock 200 feet into the air, amazing video out of this, showing the volcanic log drifting into the sky. scientists say kilauea is showing no signs of stopping at this point. jillian: an emotional return to the classroom in texas. santa fe high school students returning for the first time since we 10 people were shot and killed, there were no classes today. they will gather for general assembly honoring the 10 lives lost, classes are canceled for the rest of the year so teachers can focus on students emotional needs. rob: a twice deported illegal immigrant suspected in a deathless girlfriend and disappearance of her child is in ice

mississippi river valley, great lakes, midwest.l, damaging winds, maybe a tornado, but are not break. in an potential for rain for the eastern third of the country over the next couple days. we also have potential for more rain across the rockies and will be dealing with the river flooding and flooding potential across the mountainous regions. a better looking forecast this week with temperatures in the 80s for new york city. there you go. wrapping it up and i know. >> good news. thank you for that. still had this morning, treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says it's still on hold and conceding too much to china. national economic council larry kudlow says not so fast. >> are we going to get everything? i don't know. we are making traffic progress in the meetings in washington are very positive. >> our panel weighs in on what the trade truth means and prince harry and meghan markle ring tempo real price tag hairdo is footing the bill? you are watching the "fbn:am." ♪ just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning sta

this system will track its way up to the upper midwest. as it does, this area experiences temperatures in the 90s the last several days. this is a little bit of relief. in the 80s and 70s and then a brief warm up in chicago with a high of 68 on friday. in new york city, you see the cooling trend into the upper 70s and upper 60s before the week is done. guys. >>> pedram, thank you. >> coming up, cavs and warriors again. the nba finals match up that we just can't seem to avoid after the warriors staked a furious comeback in game seven. more from houston next. .. summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don

. >>> turnpike traveled to the midwest today to -- president trump traveled the midwest today to talkg reforms but washington is focused on very different topics. >> reporter: president trump was in ohio touting tax reform saturday. the president's visit was overshadowed by his financial dealings with michael cohen. mr. trump's lawyer paid $130,000 to storms who said she had an affair with the -- to stormy daniels who said she had an affair with the president. for months president denied knowing about hoe hen's arrangement but -- cohen's arrangement but earlier this week his new lawyer, rudy giuliani dropped the bombshell announcement. >> he didn't know the details until we did which was a couple weeks ago, maybe ten days ago. >> reporter: giuliani issued a statement distancing the president from his timeline saying... >> of course he knew about the payment. i don't think most reasonable americans thought otherwise and have seen nothing but deception from the president on this issue. >> reporter: then there is robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling, questioning mr. trump

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. >>> we are following a line of storms this morning centered around the upper midwest and stretching as abc's rob marciano explains, the worst of the severe weather is heading out. >> you see it stretching across the hudson and into connecticut. luckily, this is a weakening phase. we will have storms but not as severe as they have been the past couple days. and another day of peak temperatures near 90. that would be the first official heat wave. rob marciano, new york. >>> and anybody debating whether dogs are clever is going to want to take a look at this next video. >> this dog is very good at hide-and-seek, shall we say? >> tasha, where are you? tasha? [ laughter ] >> tasha, tasha, where are you, tasha? tasha. >> wait for it. >> this game of hide-and-seek goes on and on. every time he opens the door. tasha hides behind the flowerpot. and every time he closes it again, she pops her head right back up. >> i've watched that video so many times. >> i think tasha does not want to come back in. she is unaware both her owners are totally on to her. >>> coming up, kevin hart's close call

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it will bring some rain up into the midwest as we go into tonight into monday morning.n the threat of heavy rain in florida >>> once again we're seeing low clouds in the cloud cover along with the fog along the coast. the temperatures right now ofn the cooler side. 53 degrees for half moon bay. further inland mid-50s for san jose 55 degrees as we head towards the afternoon, expecting a slightly cooler topping out in 60s and low 70s across the board with clouds lingering for the afternoon. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including the great debate of our time. is it laurel or yanny? our investigation of the viral event of the year. we don't have an eye team and dylan says yanny. >> what do you say? >> laurel. >> and the wedding proposal that turned the potty training 3-year-old into the internet sensation. >>> plus, spaces designed for women to gather and work. a new means of empowerment or just mirrors of the exclusive men's clubs they are meant to combat? >> you can't say that it's illegal f

policy has not taken shape, but it has created fear in the midwest among certain aspects. i am sure the two michigan members of congress that the caller referred to are right there on that issue. has met with various groups and has heard it first hand. he has made exceptions here and there, but his view of trade deals is so incredibly simplistic. he thinks if we sell less to you than we buy from you, then somehow we are losing. global fluid thing you cannot adjust every country to make it come out so that the u.s. is a winner. chinawould you say in their pledge to buy more from the u.s. in some ways could be marked up as a victory for the administration? guest: let's see what they actually do. talk is cheap. the president says he will an act tariffs on european cars. that has our allies in the european union very upset. he also does all of this without consulting anybody very he does not tell members of congress who states are involved. he does not consult with allies before he does it. iss go it alone attitude what he has and it creates a lot more problems for himself and

the midwest, tornado alley, could get some severe storms the next few days. 90 miles north of wichita. possibly just a preview of what could be in store for the area according to meteorologists. the storm is expected to bring hail, flooding. rick reichmuth, what is it looking like? >> we have not had any tornados this year in tornado alley, nebraska, kansas, oklahoma. yesterday we saw one. these are the storms from yesterday. the storms will see fire today almost in the exact same area. today worse than yesterday. it's about a four-day severe weather outbreak. tornado watches in effect across kansas, oklahoma. the storms are firing right now. mostly severe storms at this point. this will go through the overnight hours tonight and we will start to see these tran since into tornadic cells as we move -- probably within the next 30 to 45 minutes or so. that's what we're looking at now. this setup is ripe. this is what we should see or generally do see this time of the year. finally, we're starting to see this. all the cold air that we've had across the east has k

program with a lot of good benefits and eligibility and, you know, specialsly those familiar in the midwest, kind of hard to tell. person operating a machine in a factory losing their job because of trade from or because the technology is moving fast? if you could put the two things all her, we could retrain those workers for good jobs in manufacturing or elsewhere in the economy. a government k program here that costs $12,000 per person to retrain them could expanded to help 51% of the work force potentially in the to come? guest: i think when we look at the adjustment assistance, we spend about six times less of in the european union on these type of programs. and i think it's actually really investment. the kind of anxiety and challenges we've had around job a lot of really had repercussions across the country. and we need to kind of get in front of this. know, when we think about pell grants or other programs, you know, very similar type of investment. we just want adults who lose their job to get the same thing, the young people that are going to college get. host: andrew stettner join

private areas, theyrural are struggling with enrollment students.t enough public colleges in the upper midwest and northeast are struggling with enrollment issues. those are some of the bigger issues. there are issues about public perception of the value of higher education. questions about the price and student debt. there are things like debates about free speech and some of ultural war issues happening on campuses. year ofu write about a rolling back rules under education secretary betsy devos. the u.s. department of education has taken steps to roll back several of the most controversial rules enacted during the obama administration. at the same time republicans in the house of representatives are considering a reauthorization of the higher education act, the major federal law governing higher education that would constrain the government's oversight of colleges. talk about changes in the current administration in terms of education regulation and how that is being felt at colleges across the country. guest: a couple of big regulations that the education department is reconsidering under s

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and more harsh weather is forecast for tomorrow for parts of the midwest and southwest.is in the weather center tracking our forecast. >>> yeah. all we have to talk about some clouds along the coastline. that's about it. so a lot calmer over across california today and through the end of the week. we'll have nice weather out there. here's a view of ocean beach right now. you can see visibility will go down a little bit. there's a small craft advisory because of big waves. there are big waves out there. enticing a lot of surfers. visibility impacted along half moon bay down to three miles now because of the low clouds that are hanging right around the coastline there. petaluma, santa rosa, down to 5, 6-mile visibility but not too bad. here's the mount vaca view. look at the low clouds below those peaks there. but for some areas, you're waking up to clear skies around the bay. now it's starting to clear up a little bit more around the golden gate bridge. those clouds were being pushed in by some west winds and now it looks like they are moving on back. so 51 degrees right

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i didn't like it when i was a kid because i grew up next to people like the connors in the midwest andhey weren't that nice. i thought the romanticization was unpleasant. entertainment in hollywood, they saw trump get elected. they thought, okay, this could be fine. that's why we also saw hank williams jr. coming back to monday night football. that's why a couple years ago no one was going to cancel duck dynasty despite what some of the stars said. there's a realization now connected to this blue wave, abc recognized, wait a minute, there isn't a market for this kind of behavior anymore. there will be consequences for us. there will be boycotts. there will be people who don't want to watch our channel. we have shonda rhimes who works for us. we have black-ish. we can no longer economically tolerate this kind of bigotry. when trump says this is a show about us, that us isn't enough for the market to tolerate roseanne barr's behavior. >> discontent deepened and sharpened partisan conflicts. bigotry seemed emboldened. our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright

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. >> dana: a storm brewing brewinn the midwest is on the move. expect this afternoon. kanye west taking advantage of the right to speak freely on tmz live and why a lot of people are saying he went too far. conservative businessman, john cox. leading the opposition to jerry brown's sanctuary state. and chairman of the initiative campaign to repeal the gas tax. join me and let's make california great again. leading conservative the opposition john cox. to jerry brown's sanctuary state. and chairman of the initiative campaign to repeal the gas tax. join me and let's make california great again. >> dana: a fox news alert right now. millions in the midwest bracing for another round of severe weather. starting this afternoon, people from texas up to the great lakes could experience hail, wind and tornadoes. this tornado touching down in kansas yet. it's just one of more than a dozen others spotted on tuesday. kanye west has always been controversial. now the grammy award winning rapper is at it again. we know he has been touting trump lately and on a

economy is big throughout the midwest and in california. actually the largest dairy state in the nation. nor does it do enough for our specialty crops who grow the fresh fruits and vegetables part of a healthy diet. california grows half the nation's fruits and vegetables. this bill also proposes to make changes to the supplemental nutrition program, otherwise known as snap which almost devastate the food program working well. this is america's safety net and we have a lot of not only children and elderly, but people who are disabled who depend and rely on these important food nutrition programs. we do all believe that able-bodied people should be working, and all of us have the same goal in ensuring those able-bodied people are self-sufficient. if we want people to become self-reliant, give them a snap program that does just that. we have 10 pilot projects in 10 different states that are working, they are to report back next year on what best works to get able-bodied people working and what doesn't work. but this proposal in this house ver

you did see some oil come up from the permian and wind up in the midwest.omberg news has dug deep into hiring trends in commodity industries. we have a lot of room to make up . women make up of a quarter of the workforce in utilities in oil and gas. utilities did the best by far. 28% are run by women. in the mining industry, that is only 13% run by women. the overall workforce for miners, 17% for women. let's dig even deeper into the biggest oil refining deal of all time. marathon petroleum buying endeavor for $23 billion. i spoke to the ceo, talking about the rules requiring ships to lower fuel by 2020, and how a new company can profit off of them. >> we are very well set up to be able to import from other refiners who cannot process that into more diesel fuel or gasoline. we can import that, and we can expect a much lower feed stock price, and we can refine it and continue to hit the export markets. we will be the largest exporter of refined products in the country. alix: i am joined by fernando bolle who covers refining. part of this is that ships have t