dee construction is more labor intensive, and therefore more expensive. >> great move for most people that are doing it. but unfortunately i think it's still a long ways out for being perfected. >> we're not going to hold up the permit process for this. there will be a learning curve on it. >> reporter: in palo alto, chris reyes for abc7 news. >> abc7 news dedicated a week of coverage to recycling because this is a complicated issue, and there are a lot of ways that each of us can help build a better bay area in this regard. we put together a page called recycling resources at abc7news.com. you can find it by searching the world recycling on our website. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area facebook group on facebook. we'd love to hear from you. >> they say it's a better bay area as far as the temperature. >> indeed. it's been like a roller coaster. sandhya patel is here. >> that's right, that is spring for you, dan and kristen. i'll let you know if the warming trend is going to continue or if we're going back down agai

. >> carrie zuk taught at the same school as dar and was known at school as dee dee.w carrie met tom. >> he told me that he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> according to carrie, tom also revealed he had feel also for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marianne victorian crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court that, like carrie zuk, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you, but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony because there was no

will begin dee porting millions of illegal aliens next week. an official tells us that is not accurate. immigration is one of the primary topic ins here people say they're eager to hear the president to discuss. >> i want them all. >>. >> reporter: but you yourself are an immigrant. >> but i came legally. >> reporter: while outside the rally, several groupses are planning protests. >> but for the supporters the white house says about 100,000 tickets were given out even though this arena holds fewer than 20,000 people. those who don't make it inside will have to brave the rain to watch this rally out here on big screens. marci gonzalez, abc news, ar lando. >> here in marin county, trump supporters got into theird caraf the president's 2020 campaign. we'll have their story coming up on abc7 "news at 5:00." >> so are we alone in the universe or not? scientists as the berkeley are trying to figure this out. the break through listen team that is based at berkeley sethi research center has been using all sorts of techniques to see if there are aliens

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pg&e says during inspections they found daniel to dee energized equipment caused by weather. crews are making the necessary repairs. pg&e also shut off power in some north bay communities for hours on saturday. >>> we sent out a push alert this morning as temperatures began to climb to let people know about the now expired red flag warning, heat advisory and spare the air alert. down the abc7 news app to get weather updates anytime and enable push alerts for instant notifications. >> a small plane crashed just north of pittsburgh pittsburgh. aircraft debris and a backpack were pound in the water but the rest of the cherokee and the pilot have not been located. the sheriff's office says the pilot was the only occupant of the plane. it had just taken off from concord. deputies used sonar to certainly for the wreckage. the faa and ntsb will investigate. >> in the east bay, teachers in te new haven unified school district go back to work tomorrow after ratifying a tentative deal. they were on strike for 14 days. news reporter luz pena has the latest on this. >> reporter: eric 60%

all right for some analysis on all this i'm joined in the studio by dee w.'s political correspondent kate brady so kate no this was in fact supposed to put her leadership of the parliamentary group to a vote just this coming tuesday so why the sudden resignation exactly is a surprise that she has decided to take this decision into her own hands of course that vote had already in fact been pulled forward from september after those dismal losses which you talked about there and this really is a time for a lot of question in the s.p.t. now to see exactly what direction they want to go and of course they've suffered huge losses they completely missed the correct issues in which they were they were really necessary to come pain on the head of those elections and so there's going to be a lot of soul searching now once again in the social democrats to see exactly what direction they want to go and so with knowledge vacating the leadership of the s.p.d. what does this mean for the s.p.d. moving forward moving forward of course there is a question of whether they want

officials now want privately owned beaches for the carcasses so they can dee compose naturally. so far 16 people have signed up to be hosts for those dead whales. >> i abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area and two of the major issues we're focusing on are the housing crunch and homelessness. abc was at the pacific summit in san francisco. governor newsom addressed both during his speech. acknowledging there are significant problems and the state ignored them for too long. he says it's time to get to work and fix them. >> i see it, get it and understand the stress each and every one us of feel around the rental and housing issues and anxiety about what the hell has happened to our state related to the issue of homelessness. >> the governor's most recent budget includes $1 billion to address homelessness. lawmakers still need to figure out how that money will be spent. >> transportation and housing experts met in san francisco today to discuss the intersection between the two and their impact on the bay area's future. >> as more housing gets built, more cars are bei

but it has not caused a faster pace to any dee nnuclearization agreement.anything -- i think this effort by trump to try to really get to know and gain the trust of the north korean leader is quite interesting if you watch the body language. for example, one of the things i noticed when they were sitting down in freedom house, when the president reaches out to shake kim's hand, the president, he really reaches out and shakes his hand and directly into kim's eyes. kim completely averts the president's gaze. he stares off into the distance somewhere. you can see with all of his body language, trump is trying really hard to gain the north korean leader's trust to get him to try to do the right thing. even though they're meeting and smiling, you see little things like that where it looks like the north korean leader is not reciprocating. >> it's interesting. watching that very video, i'm not sure we can put it up again, sitting down inside of freedom house side by side. when the president is looking over at kim jong-un, kim jong-un repeatedly looking away but n

. >> our next guest, the mayor of el paso, texas, mayor dee margo.u look with how important trade with mexico is, your city alone, $108 billion of imports and exports going over those six bridges from mexico to the u.s. is relieved an understatement for how you're feeling this morning, sir? >> to a great extent, yes. we have. it's been stated every four jobs in mexico is one -- >> what exactly would have 5% tariff going up to possibly 25% by october on all goods imported from mexico, what exactly would that have meant for your city? >> poppy, i don't know the exact economic downside to it. but it certainly would have been very, very arduous for us. as i said, we've got 94 fortune 500 companies in juarez, mexico, manufacturing. we have over 50,000 el pasoans that work that way. it would have been very devastating. >> what do you make of the deal that the president did strike with mexico. more mexican troops on the guatemalan border, more u.s.-bound asylum seekers to stay in mexico. what the u.s. did not get in this agreement is mexico agreeing to be t

she was busted to the school as the government worked to dee segregate schools. anna didn't realize there's as she passed by the school this morning. she got tears when we told her. >> wow. that's really interesting. yeah, no, she's very strong. >> reporter: but tom and jan boyce knew about it. they experienced it as senator harris was getting busted in, their son was busted out. >> i know how difficult it must have been for her. it was difficult for all of us. >> reporter: they both think harris came across as strong, but they like joe biden, too. >> i felt she was a little harsh on biden. that would be my thought that it seemed like she was on the attack. >> i like her very much. and i know how she felt and she was just voicing her feelings. but she was a little tough on biden about that. >> the campaign is pouncing on the moment. even offering t-shirts with a picture of harris as a child. the dean of public policy at uc berkeley praised her performance. >> i thought it was extremely deftly done. she did a good thing and i think it's important for americans to

, they've been trying to provoke us now for sometime, attacking tankers, pipelines in saudi arabia, deena nization plant. challenging the position of the united states across the region, so i think while we should be measured in our response, we should realize what this struggle is. this is not about a drone. this is about iran trying to tell everyone in the region that they run the middle east, not the united states, and that it's this easy to kick the united states out. >> colonel, what about -- i mean, the argument the president seemed to be making this could be a mistake, low-level general getting over his skis or just a mistake. >> well, i think, anderson, that's really unlike the iranian military structure. i've been watching iran for over 30 years now, and it's a very rigid command and control structure. there are differences, of course, between the army there and the revolutionary guards. whether it's one system, the army or revolutionary guards, they still follow a rigid command structure. this was a deliberate act on their part. having said that, the president's comments give

shouldn't laughing a family in massachusetts if their dog to the vet because it stopped beating drew curry dees has the story like 15 different quite shocking to see a dog quite shocking to see a dog who can swallow that many the month and i noticed mortimer the bulldogs certainly had his fill of this potentially hazardous snack. >>veterinarians believe he'd been sneaking and snacking on baby pacifiers for 2 months adding up to 19 stopped inside his small stomach. >>this is a bulldog has about this pick so the pacifiers occupied as much space in his belly is there was room for rob halpin with boston's angell animal medical center says mortimer's owner noticed he was subdued and getting nauseous before meals. that's prescribed him medication for acid reflux but the 3 year-old dog symptoms only got worse which led to the revealing x-ray showing a belly full of pacifiers pacifiers can be like hair ties they just sort of disappear and go into the pacifier university ever thinks that the family dog is one of the time eating into the supply of pacifiers. >>that's here acted quickly plucking them out

give me a dee day to -- give me a day to myself. >> there was date in studio of people saying what is a better gift -- to be with your family or left alone. i want to be with my family on moouer's day. e of hours a day isn't a bad thing. abut i want appreon. not all day. >> a little time for yourself. >>> if dad wants some time to himself on sunday, we might have a chance of rain. >> all right. >> barbecues and all sort of stuff like t>>t -- hat's not a gift. that's work. that's putting dad to work. >> i'mhe one two grills in our house. >> a lot of dads -- >> i deraed your segment. > no. ll right. let's talk about the weather.o we d have some rain in the forecast for today. if you're stepping outside, you reready know it's going to be wet out the ponding on the roadways. be careful. waves of showers throughout the day today. we could have again in addition to some the ponding on the roads isolated flooding instances. we had the rain yesterday. didn't get that much, w it fairly light. also we've got some more rain throughout the day today. again, we could have flooding issues to deal w

. >>> a new report from the airports authorityings is the second phase of the silver line will be dee yed again. thntractor responsible for building the new railyard near dulles airport reveal it's behind schedule by more than 60 days. the new estimated completion for the proct is now set for late july of 2020, with an estimated 20.ning of late >>> and who knows what's going to happen between now and then? >> if they're going to have more degrees. > more delays. we'll keep youposted. >>> this morning a consumer alert about the grounded boeing 737 max 8 jets. >> the timeline for the return to service could impact your vacation plans. southwest airlines announced it is keeping the max 8ings off its schedule through -- 8s off its schedule through september 2nd. americarlines announced a similar thing this week. the max 8 has been grounded since two deadly crashes killed3 people. boeing says a software fix has been completed. if you're booking a trip for late summer or early fall, you could be buying a seat on a max jet. southwest is currently selling tickets for flights beginning septemb

does not correspond to be allegations of corruption made by the complainants and and the prosecutor dees these this pardon or investigation in a way addicted to innocence to defend self it is a effective way lest she expose himself to a much greater risk of being. extradited to the united states and the related risk for serious using rights eventually swedish prosecution is into london but by then of course he had sought asylum in the ecuadorian embassy the use. see that this narrative the the women involved in those original an allegation of a dropping the allegations at one point and then the case resuming do you see all of this as judicial harassment in contributing to what you say in the press release for your report to cruel and degrading treatment kolata luly i mean the whole episode of julian assange. holed up in that it is he was because of the swedish absolution requests and not because he wanted to escape extradition to sweden but because the swedish the same. fuse to be airing she would not you know extradited for the united states very weak evidence actually nonexistent again

watched richard nixon going around firing everybody and that didn't work out too well >> reporter: dee speet the president's insistence, the mueller report said he did try to fire the special counsel. reelection appears to be an uphill fight fox poll has him against five contenders 27% of the public says congress should begin impeachment hearings, a figure that's rising >> i think every day that passes, the pressure to impeach grows. and i think that it's justifiable. >> reporter: the president confident he'll prevail in the end because the republican-controlled senate would be the jury. >> the republicans in the senate, every single one of them that i see, know this is a witch-hunt they get it 100% >> reporter: that nbc "wall street journal" poll also shows some 48% of the public against impeachment hearings saying the president who finish out his first term, but that does not mean they want him to have a second one frances? >> all right, ron allen for us thank you, ron >> now we turn half a world away in hong kong a massive protest started a week ago intion that wouldo main land chin

chrysler is recalling 296,0002019 dodge ram 1500 after a glitch in the software was discovered it could deee the airbags and seat belts causing them to malfunction during a crash. and stores are recalling makeup after one kit tested positive for asbestos it included nail polish. >> broadway's biggest night was cemented after ali became the first actor in a wheelchair to be nominated and win >> this award is for every kid who is watching tonight who has a disability, who has a limitation or a challenge, who has been waiting to see themselves represented in this arena. you are. >> how about that. she won the award for featured actress in the musical oklahoma. meanwhile, the cast of ain't too proud, electrified the crowd ♪ ♪ >> the temptations musical won best choreography. the song took the highest honor winning best musical, sweeping the awards show with eight wins. >> universal's secret life of pets 2 opened as the number one film in the u.s. over the weekend, beating out the poorly reviewed film dark phoenix the sequel featuring "the voice"s of paton oswald earned half of what their first

. >> reporter: just hours after president trump announced a campaign to dee port millions of undocumented immigrants, libby schaaf had something to say about it. >> this idea of mass rounding up of people is what violates civil rights. >> reporter: the president's tweet which came the night before his 2020 campaign launch offered few specs and reportedly even caught i.c.e. officials by surprise. but it's no doubt a threatening message to the more than 1 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. >> i hope it is just more mindless rhetoric as he prepares to announce his re-election bid. but we have got to be prepared. >> reporter: mayor schaff's comments tuesday morning the latest in her fight against the trump administration's policy on immigration. last year she drew criticism from i.c.e. officials after she warned constituents of an impending i.c.e. raid. >> everybody we arrest is a target of the enforcement operation. >> reporter: president trump asked jeff sessions to consider prosecuting her but mayor schaff made no apology. >> this administration continues to deceive the ame

on monday, president donald trump tweeted about plans to dee port 1 million immigrants just two days before he announced a 2020 re-election bid. in a written statement today, mayor london breed had this reaction to word of the raids.o federal administration is targeting innocent immigrant families with secret raids that are designed to inflingt as much fear and pain as possible." >> governor gavin newsom, the president's proposed raids are cruel, misdirected and are creating unnecessary fear and anxiety. oakland is not listed as one of the cities facing the raids, but mayor live by sha warned immigrants last year that are i.c.e. wrads imminent. today she said this. >> every american should be outraged that an elected official worn use the terror of families and children as campaign material. >> since the bay area's filled wutg sanctuary cities there's no shortage of officials who are willing to speak out about their feelings about the raids that are scheduled for this weekend. we heard from the alameda county sheriff's office, san francisco police department and the mayor of san jose

. >> reporter: dee eva is staying today at the pines neighborhood. she is relieved the power is back on, but it's only june, and there is a long summer ahead. >> we understand the need to turn it off to prevent further fires, especially with the wind that we've been having. so we're considering that our new normal, unfortunately. >> reporter: yesterday, people here used generators as pg&e cut power to 1700 customers to prevent wildfires. the utility equipment was blamed in last year's deadly camp fire. today people near lake berryessa note two fires broke out yesterday, one in the county. >> that one is closer. so i don't know if we're getting the smoke from that fire or from the yolo county fire or both. >> reporter: mariah smith wants the county to do more prevention work. she says losing power is tough. gas is expensive, and it's a 30-minute drive to get gas for her generator. but she believes she will have to do it more often. >> we try to make sure we fill up the gas cans for the generator, and that we have food that we can eat without power, wi

about on that call kicking off in about 45 minutes guys >> zdee, thanks very much for that mike, as dee says, that slowing top line and widening bottom line loss is not something investors want to see. i wonder whether the fact that uber is now back aboifts -- or in and around its -- >> it's down again >> down again but back near it whether that's something that people can look past or the fact that slack's a younger company -- >> slack's a younger company i think what it's going to trade on is the story about the stickiness of their corporate relationships and how they're able to kind of upsell those companies, get more revenue-producing connections or users. and i think it's a story that like dropbox, as dee and i have spoken about before, is probably not going to be about today's numbers. it's about what's the size of this market, have they become an entrenched piece of this corporate infrastructure i think that's the hurdle they have to get, over not so much these loss, which again, $180 million annual run rate of losses on $600 million in revenues it's not great but it doesn't seem

it's on uber deirdre bosa has the details for us dee, what's happening? >> uber says it's operating an marketing chiefs are stepping down in an e-mail sent by ceo dara kos roe shahly to employee seen by cnbc. he says ceo barney harford who he brought over from expedia shortly after he joined uber, he said he and barney agreed that his position no longer makes sense post-ipo kos ro khosrowshahi also says marketing chief rebecca messina no longer makes sense either marketing communication's and policy teams are going to be led into one led by jill hazelbaker. a source tells me this is essentially dara taking the reins of the company on the other side of an ipo he feels he now has the ability to focus more directly on the core businesses and doing so will allow the company to move faster so it made sense to eliminate that c.o.o. layer. uber shares did move lower into the close ending the session nearly 2% down back to you. >> deirdre, these departures, people who were tight with the former ceo and founder travis kalanick, is that at play here or not really?

eltonjohn and kiki dee. the side. we would be a good duet. elton john and kiki dee.onversation about a second referendum and both are saying that they are campaigning for a second eu referendum and i know you have a question about a second independence referendum, don't you? yes. what i wanted to ask was, if a second brexit referendum was going ahead, sorry, i'm trying to get my thoughts together. no worries. would they allow a second scottish independence referendum? yes. i don't think we should have that. are you a hypocrite then? how do you square it? there is a big difference. in 2014, in scotland, we had a debate which was based on a very detailed white paper that to the snp‘s credit they put forward... let's not go over history. if britain leaves the eu, circumstances will have to change. there was not a mandate in scotla nd change. there was not a mandate in scotland to have a second independence referendum and the snp have been putting forward their case and they have been losing seats, so they lost 21 mps and this was a key election issue, and what people in

manager, the hall's reopening feels more like an old friend reopening, it takes visitors on a journey of dee time using the story that started 3.7 billion years ago. more than 700 fossil specimens are on display. of course there's the stars of the show, the fossils,any of them posed in biologically accurate positions, like the t. rex enjoying its lunch. >> it's the difference between reading a book and enjoying a book. the book coming to life. >> reporter: though the hall shines a light on the past, it asks visitors to ponder the future. >> paleontology actually has ale very c message that so it -- >> most important of all, the museum wants your imagination to take flight leaving visitors, both young and old, with me tries of ame long ago. corey smith, news 4. >> so right now on the nbc washington app we you inside the exhibit with more pictures. you can search dinosaur. >> it's so cool and to think long ago. we're just a little blip on the radar of the universe and the universe of life to come. >>wo it's h remembering smithsonian is free. this is something you can go check out. cool exhibit

and editor at large for salon dot com to walk and thanks for joining us thank you guys for having me dee you've written document of a lot of the struggles between the black community in baltimore and the police source who are supposed to be there protecting and serving. when you look at these social media paul posting these were in baltimore but a lot of the cities robert st louis things like the. do they reflect the reality of the police the police officers that you've dealt with and observed in baltimore they've reflect the reality of the stats something for everyone to read when you when you look at the stats to say one in 3 black men born going to spend some type of time. inside of a prison so or be incarcerated at some point you can't just say well all black people are born to go to jail these are people that are here for whatever reason pushing for this agenda a lot of these people come from places where they don't have a lot of actions with black people or they were taught to not respect women but they don't have any interactions with latino people who they are called mexican but

it was a woman called dee, she doesn't mind me saying her name, she scored a goal for the first timeout how she hadn't seen her talking about how she hadn't seen her children and so long and how she was having a tough time that day with stuff, and i watched her score a goal... i am very tired at the moment. and i saw how transformational that can be. not just scoring a goal, but being a pa rt just scoring a goal, but being a part of that event, and i saw how it affected her after that.” part of that event, and i saw how it affected her after that. i have to ask you, you go from that which obviously has a profound effect on you, and then you are filming. yes. is that hard? it's not hard. it is... so for instance, you mentioned good 0mens, which is a tv series which is out of the moment, which i am in. we shot a which is out of the moment, which i am in. we shota lot which is out of the moment, which i am in. we shot a lot of that in 0xfordshire. and at the time i would be travelling from where we were filming in 0xfordshire back to port talbot, the same day, and part of what i do is m

it was a woman called dee, she doesn't mind me saying her name, she scored a goal for the first timehow she hadn't seen her children for so long and how she was having a tough time that day with stuff, and i watched her score a goal... sorry, i'm very tired at the moment. and i saw how transformational that can be. notjust scoring a goal, but being a part of that event, and i saw how it affected her after that. i've got to ask you, you go from that, which obviously has a profound effect on you, and then you are filming. yeah. is that hard? it's not hard. it's... so for instance, you mentioned good 0mens, which is a tv series that is out of the moment, that i was in. and we shot a lot of that in 0xfordshire. and at the time i would be travelling from where we were filming in 0xfordshire back to port talbot, the same day, because part of my contract — part of what i now do is make sure that if i am filming on something for a long time, i have enough time within it to come back and forth and be able to do the things i need to do around the other work. and so i would be travelling from 0

but it was baltimore's own author dee watkins of america producer brant job or and founder of truth and media investigative journalist ben swan thank you all 3 for coming and joining us today i want to start with n.b.c. news in the 1st round of the democratic debates on wednesday that featured 10 of the 24 candidates running on the democratic side but despite the political spot star power of the cory booker's the elizabeth warren is the telsey gabbert of the bait o'rourke's it was mr meet the press himself chuck todd who took center stage along with some technical difficulties i want to just play you a quick round of curtis highlights courtesy of n.b.c. news take a look. obviously because of the size of the field every person will be able to weigh in on everything but it's only going. to be ok if they could try to turn off the lives of our previous moderators we're going to take a quick break we're going to get this technical situation fixed we'll be right. we believe we have the technical difficulties that are saying that never say never but we will we will march forward here and i wil

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but we also immediat need to dee the safety of the products we allow in our marketplace. so i would love, if you don't mind, supervisor walltop waltonn you as a cosponsor. >> thank you so much, president yi and i wanted to thank the city attorney for his cosponsorship and for his hard fight to protect our young people, as well. and also, natalie g and my whole staff for working closely with the supervisors and other aids on this legislation. of course, my colleagues, sponsor and everyone who really did have conversations with the business community and really come up with thoughtful ideas in ways that we can help to support them and we'll continue to do that. we'll formalize the conversation and it's not going to be empty or broken promise, we'll do some things that will be beneficial to small business and as i was talking about earlier, the support of small business community is not just about ecigarettes and the ban on ecigarettes but time for us to step up and do things differently so that small businesses can thrive in san francisco. so i want the small business commu

and we will see who is able to ke some real head way tonight in theba dee. >> how big is the hall and are they invited guests who w l watch it in person. >> reporter:re thes seating for about 2,000 or so people. and it will be a's stri restric audience and the moderator tos, five of them, will berying to keep the candidate ghs line. they don't want to have to deal with at lof outbursts from the crowd. >> safe for save a huge tv audience. we'll check back with you at 6:00 and of cour at 11:00. keep it here for complete coverage. ahead, aaron talks with onef o the most well known campaign trail veterans, andrea mitchell. >>> a young fairfax countyo wman heavily dependent upon her therapy dog gets devastating news. but she never gave up hope and in the process she found an unlikely friend. >> reporter: morgan lucas understands why giving up hope is never an option. >> i blackout, i don't remember what is happening. i feel like i can't breathe. >> reporter: to years she struggled with severeanxiety, a firp fear of getting addicted to her prescription. >> ovie is my support animal. >> repo

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eastern time here on fox business, you knew that, because you watch every day, a great panel, kept dee key begins right now. kennedy: bernie wants you to be a socialist. he made his big pitch today, the commies are happy as clams, will anyone be gul gullible enough to take the break. 15 dollar an hour minimum wage, breaking up banks and 90 trillion dollar green new deal, if that sounds very expensive comrade, it is. today in a hot leeanne it is --h in tc, bernie made his case. >> every american is entitle to the right to a decent job that pays a living wage. the right to quality health care. the right to a complete education. the right to as to affordable h, right to a clean environment environment, the right to a secure retirement, democratic socialism means to me, requiring and achieving political and economic freedom in every community. the only way we achieve these goals is through a political revolution. >> oh, bernie, notice he throws resolution in there, that is a bat signal. for every fake marxist bernie bro, who just wants to pickup chicks. bernie does not tell you how he will

. >>> this morning president trump and members of his administration are defending dee new trade dealump claims it is a big win but critics are questioning what's new. >> information vice president joe biden's 2020 campaign struggles to find an answer on abortion despite being pressed on the issue. >>> lessons from the mueller report. the judiciary committee will hold a hearing today on the special counsel's russia probe featuring former nixon counsel john dean. >>> good monday morning to you. it is monday, june 10th. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside nbc white house correspondent

eastern time here on fox business, you knew that, because you watch every day, a great panel, kept dee kennedy: bernie wants you to be a socialist. he made his big pitch today, the commies are happy as clams, will anyone be gul gullible enough to take the break. 15 dollar an hour minimum wage, breaking up banks and 90 trillion dollar green new deal, if that sounds very expensive comrade, it is. today in a hot leeanne it is --h in tc, bernie made his case.

>> i think like a dee jay building the night. >> the story on his latest album "late night feelings" up with his marriage. >> i never thought as my own music is channelling and emotional. oh, that's what i do when i go work with these people, on my record is a party. you want to go to the club, the guy is like i had a tough day over music. that's what happens. it was the only music i was working on that resonated. >> miley cyrus, was she someone you had your eyes on and wanted to work with? >> yeah, i texted her first and she sent back emojis, four years later i was in the studio. miley cyrus would be so perfect. she never writes me back. she was like yeah, cool, are you around tuesday? >> you store in her memory now, hopefully you made the cut? >> i think so. >> "late night feelings" is available now. by the way, if you want to hear how mark ronson's "uptown funk" hit with bruno marches, check out "extra." don't forget to subscribe to our broadcast to hear the whole interview with mark ronson. you can find it on our podcast. next week willie sits down with seth mcfarland. you will h