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i want to bring in jo, a harley-davidson requirider here. a 20% tariff on motorcycles and what happened as a result? harley-davidson announced they would be moving some of their operations overseas. you're a local down the road. how does that make you feel? >> i don't like that. >> reporter: what would be your message to president trump? >> i'm pro trump, but don't do that. the jobs need to stay here. >> reporter: you were telling me, would you consider biting -- >> buying a different motorcycle other than harley-davidson, because of the fact they're not -- because of that? yes, i would. i stopped buying crocs when they moved to china. >> reporter: is this fight worth it? >> yes and no. it's complicated. you know? it's complicated. jobs have to stay here, though. people have to -- the jobs in the united states. >> reporter: this is something, richard, we've seen throughout the summer. whether it be in idaho and the potato farmers or here in wisconsin. there is an eagerness to have these trade deals result in something that actually produces

nbc's vaughn hillyard is outside the harley-davidson museum in milwaukee. ur earlier call richard by my name, so if you want to call me richard. what are you hearing from harley owners there? what are they telling you on the ground? >> reporter: exactly. there's industries that have been impacted by this tariff war that is going on. well, in the last block there, you talked about those negotiations with mexico and with the eu and with canada. it's businesses like harley-davidson that are actively taking -- bearing the bankru brunt of the cost, $55 million alone this year is what harley-davidson. that's why they have announced they're moving some manufacturing overseas. as a result, the president has gone off on multiple tweets throughout the summer, saying harley-davidson has waved the white flag. this is, quote, the beginning of the end for them. and just two weeks ago, it was the president that said he supported the boycott. called it great, exclamation point. but there are 6,500 bikers alone here in milwaukee this weekend. i want to bring in one here. thi

today's holiday, including in wisconsin where thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts took part in harley davidson'slebration. harley announced over the summer it would move some of its motorcycle production out of the united states as a result of trump's trade policies, policies that are now becoming major campaign issues in states like wisconsin. vaughn hillyard is in milwaukee with the latest. first of all, i want to see vaughn's picture. last i saw him he was getting drenched. let's see. let's see him. there he is. he's not getting rained on. vaughn, you just ran into senator tammy baldwin. what did she say about this? >> reporter: yeah, senator tammy baldwin, she's a democrat, and she is one of those vulnerable senators up for re-election this november. well, there's so often attention paid to the president's approval ratings, ultimately you have to look particularly here in the midwest from the senate race in ohio up to michigan. here in wisconsin when it comes to the issue of trade, we were here yesterday at a harley davidson parade. there were 6,500 biker, more than 100,000 folks that have b

. >> but they didn't say harley davidson on them, did they? >> no. >> do you remember when we had leather jackets that didn't have harley davidson on the back. >> he said, maybe. put your shoes on and come outside. >> put your boots on! >> oh, my gosh. >> rusty stopped in his tracks. you all see the gleaming chrome off the garage. >> my question is, how did they get it out there without them knowing? not the quietest motorbike. he's talking about the bike when he said honey. >> yeah. and his wife, jo, they used to ride together. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, the golf cart in the corner is like, well, i guess my battery's about to run down. >> all you have to do is turn that. >> it's been sometime since they had bikes. so jo thought it was a perfect way to get back into the hobby and the sport. rusty fires it up -- >> look at his face, i mean, the joy. >> how did they get it to the house you ask? while rusty was off at church, jo and the guy she brought it from brought it over to the garage. two days later, jo bought herself a bike as well, so th

bikers from around the world celebrated milwaukee based harley-davidson's 115th anniversary today. the company celebrated with, what else, a motorcycle rally. people rode through the veestre of milwaukee on custom and vintage bikes. it was a bit rainy, but that didn't put a damper on the celebration. >> i think harley is doing what they need to do, and not everything the president does is right. >> worst interview location ever. harley-davidson says it's making the change to try and avoid stiff tariffs from the european union. the eu imposed those tariffs in response to pruesident trump's new trade measures. from bikes to sports, here's a preview of what's coming up next in sports. >> coming up next in sports, the giants and mets do battle at at&t park and kahlil mack has a new home. plus, a big series across the bay at the coliseum. were the a's able to salvage a split with the mariners? find out next. >>> it was the trade that caught the sports world by storm yesterday. kahlil mack acquired by the bears for four draft picks. today he arrived in chicago. mack may actually have som

well, if those workers happened to own harley davidson stock, i suppose they did ok because harley davidson decided to spend $700 million to buy back 15 million shares. interesting. the way in which tax policy actually works, to the benefit of who? hard working american families? no. the top wealthy americans? yes. and what did f.d.r. have to say about all this? this isn't ancient history. this is america today. this is america today. and we ugget to pay when he sai progress, american progress, is not whether the wealthy do better, but rather whether the working men and women of america, the poor, the people that are struggling to put food on their table, the people what are trying to get their kids an education trying to deal with the ever-increasing cost of higher education, f.d.r. said it very clearly. progress, american progress, is not whether the wealthy do better, but rather whether the working men and women of america, the poor, the people that are struggling to put food on their table, the people what are trying to get their kids an education trying to deal with the ever-increasing

. >>> harley-davidson is opening up an outpost in silicon valley. up a research and development facility in the south bay. it's expected to open this year. the facility is expected to help harley-davidson expand its range of electric vehicles including the development of an electric motorcycle that is supposed to hit the market starting in 2020222. >>> the longest running show on broadway is back in san francisco. butre cck the chandelier from "phantom of the opera." the light fixture has 30,000 crystals. the show has so many pyrotechnics as well and other naekt effects that a fire marshal is at every show. the fan tom character is played by quintin oliver lee. >> it's nice for people to see themselves, a person of color on stage, hopefully my voice sort of speaks for itself in the difference between christina and i as far as our energies and height. >> lee is at least a foot taller than she is, by the way. "phantom of the opera" playing until september 30th. >> love knows no height bounds. >>> the tony nominated musical "waitress" is coming to san

harley-davidson says it is making the change to avoid stiff tariffs from the european union.u imposed those tariffs in response to president trump's new trade measures. >>> well, many children of immigrants grow up hoping that when they are older, they can give back to their parents and help them out in some way. >> the young man you are about to meet dreamed one day to buy his parents a house or a car. well, he may end up doing that, but in the meantime, he's already found a way, a touching way to help his dad. >> reporter: every time joseph molina drives down the back roads of his hometown of soledad, he can't help but also go back in time. back when a much younger joseph would spend his weekends traveling monterey county with his dad. santiago, who works construction, speaks only spanish. so joseph would act as his interpreter. >> the whole reason for me really coming there was like, what's he saying? what does he want done? and you tell him this is how much it's going to be. and when we're going to get it done. >> reporter: joseph loved the time with his dad, but as he go

trump administration's tariffs on china and they're impacting harley-davidson. vonn, negotiations are going to pick back up as they attempt to figure out a renegotiated deal. while they talk about the likes of the e.u. and china, nafta deal, there are places in the u.s. that president trump promised. right here in milwaukee. they expect $55 million a month. we are manufacturing overseas. the question is what ultimately is going to come to fruition out of these deals? will these companies face the economic consequences of these efforts. phillip andyou. rough southwest michigan sunday afternoon. no injuries were reported, but some damage was seen in its wake. parts of the area were warned of that. there's slow moving. we'll say good morning to meteorologist michelle grossman. >> good morning. looking at the potential of more stormy weather. look at this map, clearly see where the green is. looking at the central plains, southern plains. a lot of soggy barbecues out there. also looking at the tropics getting very active right now. looking at tropical storm florence

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harley- davidson is planning to open a new reasearch facility in silicon valley... lectric motorcycles. the facility will serve as a satellite of the product development site in wisconsin. back in july, harley announced the launch of a line of electric bikes as part of its growth plan. the motorcylce company plans to hire about 25 people with electrical, mechanical and software engineering skills for the silicon valley site. harley's first electric motor expected to be released next year. (ken) state lawmakers have passed a bill that will extend the hours alcohol can be sold in bars, nightclubs, and restaurants to 4 am. senate bill 905 creates a 5-year pilot program of the "let our communities adjust late night", or "local" act. it will allow nine cities that have expressed interest in later nightlife hours.... including san francisco, oakland, and sacramento... the freedom to implement them. it also allows cities to decide individually whether to limit extended hours to certain neighborhoods; or even nights of the week. san francisco mayor london breed said she look

the president's trade war is having a real-life impact on american companies like harley-davidson.clemaker is moving some of its manufacturing abroad to deal with blowback from europe to the president's tariffs. nbc's vaughn hilliard is in milwaukee, wisconsin, where harleys are made. you're at labor fest. of course, marking this labor day. what are you hearing from voters there? >> reporter: good morning. this is labor fest in milwaukee. we're in the labor parade where they have the electricians, plumbers, boilermakers, the letter carriers. you've also got a lot of steel workers, iron workers. it's a very tense situation because, well, the president is opening up those negotiations with canada here this week. on the potential renegotiated nafta deal. also engaged in conversations with the eu. there are still no actual deals put into place that the president promised during the campaign trail and so far the first year and a half to his administration. that's left a lot of individuals, especially here in wisconsin, where cranberries are being tariffed, cheese and dairy. but also the

get the backing of his blue-collar voters, but it's having an impact on american companies like harley-davidson, which plans to move some of its manufacturing abroad to deal with blow back to the tariffs. vaughn hilliard is live in milwaukee, wisconsin, where the harleys are made. he is at labor fest. vaughn, it appears it's still raining. what are the people you're talking to telling you about the president's policies? do they think he has their back? >> reporter: i think that there is a distinction between individuals that are supporting the president of the united states, donald trump, and those that intend to back republicans or democrats this november in the midterms. there is a gentleman i talked to who is an innist says he believes the president is trying to help the likes of union members. these are the workers like him. machinists. he is hopeful that the eu negotiations will go somewhere, that's the nafta renegotiations will go somewhere. when i asked him about governor scott walker, the republican who ended collective bargaining here for public workers here in the state, he said he wi

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bikers from around the world celebrated milwaukee-based harley-davidson's 100 15th anniversary today.celebrated with, what else, a motorcycle parade. you can see there bikers riding through the streets of milwaukee on custom and vintage bikes. rain didn't put a damper on the celebrations either, and neither did the company's recent announcement it is shifting some of its bike production overseas. >> harley is doing what they need to do. not everything the president does is right. i support him for the most part, but harley has been around for 115 years. they'll probably be around another 115. >> got to love all the revving in the background. that's basically the soundtrack for any harley owner. it says it's making the change to avoid stiff tariffs. >>> coming up, u2 stops in the middle of a concert. what led to the abrupt ending and if upcoming shows are affected. >>> and from smoke advisories stud today to a spare the air alert. 90s making a >>> a big rig carrying cantaloupes plunged off a southern california freeway today killing two people. the accident happened on highway 60 early

white, who had a passion for harley davidson motorcycles, was on a ride outside last month in milwaukeehen he suffered a medical emergency th >> leonard lived life to the fullest.every day. that was on his arley. and he would not have it any other way. >> oakland police chief and kirkpatrick spoke at the funeral, thinking white for his service. >>> 4:39. a flight attendant who grew up in san francisco has been called the forgotten hero of 9/11. betty ong has been credited with telling emergency personnel on the ground what was happening on her doomed flight. her voice was calm. it was the first indication america was under attack. >> okay. my name is betty ong. i'm number three on flight 11. the cockpit is not answering the phone. and there is somebody stabbed in business class. >> i hear the tape every year. i listen to her courage. maybe sometimes, we don't appreciate that an average chinatown kid could be a national hero. >> the city of san francisco has created a lasting tribute to this 9/11 hero, naming a facility chinatown the betty ong recreation center. >>> another step closer t

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what advice would you give to companies like harley davidson and waka schlwakashaw metal? . i tell people in wisconsin to hold on, object -- be patient and there's a landing point. i'm not a fan of tariffs, that's not what i think is -- i don't like tariffs. i think the idea though to get better agreements with our allies, north america and europe, and those conversations are ongoing and they've already yielded some good results, get a good agreement with our allies that fit the 21st century and we did need new agreements for the 21st century and get those in hand and get those done and then rally the developed world to join us to go confront china, so that to get china to play by the rules. because china steals european electrical property rights just like american intellectual property rights. they ship to us to the canadians just like to us. and i think the idea and the strategy of, you know, it's hardball, it's tariffs, it's tough talk, but if it results in good agreements with our allies and a unified developed world front to go get china to play by the rules then that'

we've also written about harley davidson. they say they will actually be impacted by metal prices.: a busy day this week. joel: the u.s. treasury department is not enforcing the rules or collecting money. we are watching this collection come down to fraction of what it was under the obama administration. carol: i think about the sanctions. one thing that is being carried out is a lot of m&a activity. comcast is paying a big price. joel: enormous. more than analysts were expecting. the ceo of comcast really outfoxed fox and disney. they had acquired fox to actually get sky. this drove up the price and made it so that bob iger lost out on sky in the process. this is putting comcast in an interesting position. people look at cable companies -- jason: only one thing i love more than deals are media moguls. this all comes together. thank you. comcast came out as the big winner in a bidding war with disney over sky. they won the battle with a $39 billion offer in a rare three round action over there in london. carol: investors do not seem to be celebrating. we talk to our reporter. felix

polaris and scott wein are very aware of what happened to harley davidson they came out and made comments kind of went after harley we know that saga. polaris is saying things are good, we're making things in america with americans with american-made parts but that does not exempt us from higher prices indirectly. call it a second tier or second derivitive they understand there will be trade negotiations done, guys. they want those things to be done, as he said, very quickly just get it done so we can go back to business, making cool things that we all want to buy morgan, i know you know, because you get to ride all this fun stuff and they can't wait to see you in medina, minnesota, soon. >> it's sarah, but i'll tell morgan that. >> reporter: apologize, sarah. no output. >> no problem. raising prices, they're passing it along to the consumer or they're taking the hit >> reporter: a little bit. on both sides. little bit of a hit to gross margin but they're able right now because of the strong economy, sarah, to raise prices as well. now, when things are really good and interest rates are l

maria: welcome back harley-davidson plans to open plant to work on electricity vehicles nicole petallides that harley-davidson sales have been dwindling dropping off in fact, the second quarter dropped 6.4% year-over-year with research and development going electricity, electricity vehicles want the first electric motorcycle live wired by 2019 hiring staff engineers plan on more models, by the year 2022 in order to get in new generation of bikers, so this is something they are doing, of course, we know that controversy has been moving over production over in europe but this is silicon valley and bringing it in, what is very interesting you won't have a clutch no include the of, twist and go vehicles are coming electric vehicles motorcycles from harley-davidson. >> the controversy just as football season is beginning, nike dropped off he more than 3% yesterday, certainly getting free advertising people jumping on the boycott hr burning sneakers cutting swooshes so many showing support nfl put out a statement talking about understanding dialogue in communities at the same time president tru

we've also written about harley davidson.e plants overseas so they are not impacted by metal prices. carol: a busy week. joel: the u.s. treasury department is not enforcing the rules or collecting money. we have watched the enforcement and collection come down to fraction of what it was under the obama administration. carol: i think about the sanctions. they are promising them but whether or not they are carrying them out? one thing that is being carried out is a lot of m&a activity. comcast is paying a big price. joel: enormous. $39 billion. more than analysts were expecting. this is a big bet on brian roberts. the ceo of comcast really outfoxed fox and disney. disney had acquired fox to actually get sky. this drove up the price and made it so that bob iger lost out on sky in the process. this is putting comcast in an interesting position. loaded the company with that at , aren't peoplee cutting the cords with cable? jason: only one thing i love more than deals are media moguls. this all comes together. thank you. comcast ca

the guys that make the motorcycles, harley davidson, he says he got $16 on his paycheck. i lost my job. the woman in wisconsin that paul ryan was tooting about, she got one dollar and $.50. their to fulfill his wishes, to try to destroy president obama's legacy. you cannot do that. doing iss this -- destroying our legacy. it is steady going forward. you cannot take this away from president obama. i don't care how you hate him. i don't like trump, but if he do something good, i will give him kudos. he is enriching himself. why people don't see that, i don't know. he is taking credit for all the years that on employment was not at 3.9%. host: let's go to kim calling from iowa on the independent line. caller: good morning. i agree with a lady from illinois. she said it. they lost their medicaid for ready and 40-year-olds with pre-existing conditions. they are supporting this president who has not replaced it. it seems they are forcing people to buy. this is wrong. president obama did a wonderful job for everyone. gas prices were almost two dollars. iowa when hein left. i don

last but not least, you might like this, harley-davidson, electric vehicles, electric motorcycles to be precise. they will put out some in 2019. more in 2020. the kids will have it easy. they are hiring in silicon valley to make this happen. melissa: nicole, thank you. david: we have breaking news. an unusual positive about it "new york times." blake burman is at the white house. we heard sort of illusions to this by what the president was saying but go ahead, blake. reporter: this one popped within the last few minutes, david. this is an op set posted in "the new york times." the big question right now is, who is this from? who exactly wrote its, because "the new york times" says that they posted this from anonymous person who identified him or herself as a senior administration official. and the headline, from this op ed is quote, i am part of the resistance inside of the trump administration. now, the basis, really the op-ed boils down essentially to it senior administration official saying there are folks at that level, at the senior level, within, within the trump administration

we're seeing companies that the president has gone after, be it nike, harley davidson, you know, they'reso it's fascinating to watch this back and forth when again, the president could just use the facts that are out there and the numbers from his own government to say look how well i'm doing instead of going after individual companies. >> i think it's actually a big strategic mistake and in some ways it's more of a political mistake. these companies will make the right business decisions for them regardless of what the president is saying, but what i wonder is what does it do for his support in the business community. what i'm hearing, people that had been pretty pleased with tax cuts, you know, like them or not, that's something the business community did like. they're less excited about being called out by name around things that really should be apolitical. they're not excited about tariffs. we haven't talked about that yet. what is this going to mean for business support for the administration? >> stephen, i'll give you the last word. >> look at the small business optimism index. lo

if you're beach bound for the weekend, harley davidson, the hog fest, is out there this weekend. t if you're goi the mountains instead, apple picking season is almost here. it's going to be cool and sunny in the mountains this weekend. n-eena has your y forecast coming up. >>> a couple brand new problems. one of them a big slowdown. chopper 4 overem the pro delays in virginia as well. what to avoid,oming up. c i put criminals inn during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutori and changed diapers at night.w later,n i had a law practice, i voluntt red to help moms collchild support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. aui approve this message b, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> your time is 6:45. we are just now hours away from what could be a ctentious and historic hearing on capitol hill. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing himl of sex assault, dr. christine

victoria's secret, harley davidson, about how to do business in china.e your clients telling you about these tariffs? >> well, nobody's happy, as your walmart letter shows. nobody's happy about extra tariffs. what we would say to every u.s. business who is looking at china, you need to find a way to move ahead even in bad weather. so move more cautiously, probably, if the weather's bad, with extra costs you're not going to be as ambitious as you might have been but don't freeze. don't do nothing. it's still the largest consumer market in the world and the fastest growing consumer market in the world. it's a little like talking to people about strategy for britain in the middle of brexit. brexit doesn't help any american exporter and adds costs but you still better find a strategy for doing something in great britain. we say the same about china. lauren: if this trade war slows down the chinese economy and arguably, it has, china's a major trading partner for the emerging markets. this could affect the emerging markets which are struggling also. >> yeah.

of basin prn machining, which makes parts for, among others, harley davidson. in spite of high tech machinery that requires fewer operators, anderson wants to expad is desperate to hire. you still needow many people? 20. >> reporter: you still need 20 right now? >> i've got 20 jobright now. >> reporter: the labor crunch, he says, has become the number one threat to his siness. >> i'm on-- i guess you'd call it a full charm offensive. as a c.e.o., you're usually looking to grow the business.th for me situation is such a revenue limiter that i spend about half my time on hr promotion. glad wheny i was s you folks wanted to talk about this very topic. >> reporter: you're doing a little recruiting while u're talking to me? >> pretty much every waking hour i'm doing a little recruiting. >> reporter: wisconsin's answer to the worker shortage? trying to lure labor from out- of-state. >> an hour commute or an hour with friends? in wisconsin the average commute is less than 22 minutes. >> reporter: this million dollar ad campaign was a blatant appeal to millennials in c

i think warren buffett, when he sees a company like he did with harley davidson or goldman sachs, i believeiffany as well, he got incredible terms. >> why wouldn't he get incredible terms out of elon? liz: because those three companies have a tried and true and reliable, reliable history of hitting targets. >> goldman sachs did, too. g.e. was g.e. liz: i don't know if he looks at tesla as reliable. >> maybe he doesn't look at the management as reliable. one of the things that came out about this whole dance, know what's fascinating, five hours before they announced they weren't going private, i was on your show. we were talking about how they had no plans to go private, yet we were casting doubt on it literally five hours, he came out on going private and if you follow all the reporting, we called it pretty straight down the middle of the road. you did pretty well here. we were talking about how the company didn't have an investment banker that they were in the first inning. i remember the whole segment. that was five hours before they made it official. so i will say this. we got a pretty g

promised he could deliver for blue collar workers, saying he would spur big names like ford, harley-davidson create many for jobs domestically. >> apple will start building factories and plants in this country, and will make their products in the united states instead of china, vietnam and all sorts of other countries. >> reporter: and blue collar jobs are growing faster than they have in more than 30 years. according a new analysis by the "washington post" and data from brookings institute. that's especially true and helpful in many small towns in rural areas where trump's base is concentrated. but many industry leaders say this is largely a result of economic trends started under president barack obama, and they worry that trump's tariffs will ultimately lead to fewer jobs and less wealth for everyone. >> what i've seen over my lifetime is that countries that embrace openness, that embrace trade, that embrace diversity, are the countries that do exceptional. and the countries that don't, don't. >> reporter: simply put, the president wants his tariffs to force foreign countries and domestic

. >> what did you think when you saw what happened to harley-davidson? den he's attacking harley executives saying maybe they should leave america. what did you make when you saw that >> our approach is we are not going to close plants and move jobs overseas. we talked about setting up motorcycle manufacturing in poland, but we're adding jobs in spirit lake while we do that so we're not -- i think it's just about how you do it >> so that is spirit lake, iowa. scott wine, polaris. we are here in huntsville, alabama. if you took one of these rangers onto the green, maybe use it as a golf cart instead, what would the reaction be? would they -- >> we're still looking -- andrew and i have been looking for a vehicle with a side car, right >> well, we've been debating who would sit in the side car. >> we don't know >> you and andrew -- >> now, wait a minute. >> you and andrew, how about this you and andrew go for a little -- >> you can't do the -- you didn't even know what one down and five up was. >> no, i don't >> so i'm driving. i'm driving. scott's like, get

you have dairy, you have the likes of harley davidson just a few blocks down the road that is already in losses in the announcement they are moving some of their manufacturing overseas, but what we have heard consistently is that hope in the president and to give the boss the chance. whether that is enough in the slim margin states is going to be the question we'll be looking at the next few months. >> well, let's move over to katie beck in mississippi where the focus is on whether african-american voters can send a democratic candidate to the senate. katie, what did you find? >> reporter: mika, a democrat hasn't won a statewide election here in mississippi in more than three decades. so this is going to be an uphill battle. that being said, democrats are more motivated than ever seeing a rarely open senate seat as a possibility for opportunity. democrats are running former congressman mike espy for the former senate seat vacated earlier this time by republican thad cochran. expect a national-style campaign, he'll do a full-court press and he'll be eagerly seeking the votes of african

to submit an engineering report to the engineering report to the city by tomorrow. ( james ) harley- davidsono open a new reasearch facility in silicon valley... to develop its electric motorcycles. back in july... harley announced the launch of a line of electric bikes as part of its growth plan. the motorcylce company plans to hire about 25 people with electrical, mechanical and software engineering skills for the silicon valley site. harley's first electric motorcycle -- livewire -- is expected to be released next year. ( james ) 4 your money this morning... toyota is recalling more than 1 million of its hybrid cars worldwide over a potential fire risk. the recall covers its prius.. prius plug-in hybrid.. and "c-h-r - s-u-v models." the recall applies to cars produced between june 2015 and may 2018. just under 200-thousand of the affected vehicles are in the u-s. toyota said the problem involves wire harnesses connecting to the cars' power control units. these can wear away over time... generating heat. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... ford is recalling 2 million trucks because the

jack daniels and the like, course harley-davidson. >> i worry about the futons and jack daniels. >> ithat is where i'm drawing the line. not on my watch! thank you susan. you will be back later. the president weighing in on a go around involving google. after this. ... today, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. >> all right. three and a half hours, in case you're keeping track. that's the deadline for christine blasey ford to respond to this yes or no. maybe pushed back to thursday next week, he wants a hearing and he's not going to offer any more concessions or that judge kavanaugh testify first without her to outline the allegations against him in high school. that's the final offer, if you will, and still no response. the read right now from north dakota senator on the phone. senator, you were a supporter of the judge to make it to supreme court. all of these allegations later and i know you don't sit on the judiciary committee, sir, but are you still a

officer white had a passion for harley-davidson motorcycle was on a red last month outside of milwaukeency that caused a deadly crash. >> leonard lived life to the fullest. and he left us the way to help her in it every day. that was on his harley. he would not have it any other way. >> lived legacy. >>reporter: -- >> the police chief spoke at the funeral thinking officer white to these -- for his service. >>> sheriffs deputies in oregon the woman has been missing for two weeks and was most likely killed by a cougar. the body of 55-year-old dina posada monday off the trail at the national forest. the medical examiner's office says her injuries are consistent with a cougar attack. >> from my understanding, this is the first attack by a cougar that took the life of an individual in oregon. as a sheriff, imaging the concerned for the public safety. >> oregon wildlife officials say they're not now trying to find the animal. the body was found several miles homer researchers found her car. the family says she was an avid hiker who went on hike often the method national forest. >>> the califo

that's why they're going specifically after harley davidson and going after wisconsin.s why they're going specifically at some of the midwestern states that went for obama twice. they see them as being vulnerable states and why they're specifically doing that and trying to meddle. they aren't trying, they are meddling in our elections in our face and guess what? because the mainstream media hate trumps they put on the pompoms and cheering this and continuing to cheer on the russia collusion investigation for two years. on one hand collusion bad and on the other hand good. >> bill: this whole comment right now, you think about where they were the president of china two years ago. >> news that just came out and not sure why it isn't getting reported. china is cutting new tariff cuts. amazing stuff, guys, if this is real it will reduce tariffs to 7 1/2% to almost 10% last year. major -- >> bill: what does it mean? >> they're actually -- one of the key things we want them to do is lower tariffs. another thing we like them to stop stealing intellectual property and stop the

harley-davidson that i brought to kansas city as my term as mayor, they were closing the plant and moving overseas and left nearly 1,000 workers unemployed overnight. now, just imagine that if you multiply that around the country, what kind of instability have been created? so, mr. speaker, i hope that this administration will recognize that these tariffs are unstable to the community and then move to end this trade war today. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise today to recognize mr. brian kelly from jacksonville, florida, who has been named a 2018 adoption honoree. this congressional award recognizes and honors outstanding individuals who have made contributions to the adoption community. for more than 25 years, brian kelly has worked as an adoption attorney and through his work at his law firm and jacksonville legal aid, he has touched thousan