that's actually hung from a steel structure. american bridge provided all of that. they were one of the leading steel contractors, one of the leading steel bridge builders in the country at the time. they were located in pittsburgh. they were also located at their headquarters in new york. they brought in to provide all the steel work. the marble on the floors was provided by vermont marble company and brought down by train. and the beautiful plaster castings in the ceiling and all of the plaster on the surrounds on the windows was provided by the multi brothers from chicago. so there were a number of different firms throughout the city and country that had the size, the power, and the skill that was needed to construct the restoration particular on the timetable. one of the high points of the station, as you look around on the interior of the station here, you see a series of statues. these are roman legionairs. there's 46 of them because that was the number of states in the union at the time the station was being constructed. they sort of guard the station, guard

infrastructure a larger steel industry to support their manufacture you can't just expect needs products like that to survive without a larger and without a larger infrastructure and that's what the steel industry has been saying the the other we have about a minute having alan the other big argument against the trumpet ministration doing this is that it will spark a trade war and that a trade war implicitly could lead to a hot war where you thought right well i don't see a trade war leading to a hot war with the u.s. security allies like japan and germany and south korea in theory with china but china is such a rogue state when it comes to economics when it comes to trade policy something clearly has to be done there's pretty strong bipartisan support because democrats like chuck schumer the senate majority leader have been shining trump you're too weak on china you're breaking your campaign promises you have to do more so i think that if he took more aggressive steps he would get stronger he would get even in this climate strong support and i can't imagine the chinese respondi

when those cars are old and not working anymore, they go right over here to a steel shredding facility, where it is shredded, and sent back to japan or china so remounting -- re-melting, a sustainable operation here. grain is a major export, wheat, soybeans, corn, a lot of that exported. some of it coming down the barge. much of it for writing by train. railve a tremendous infrastructure here in portland that has been developed, largely because of port operations. ashould also say canadian is a major export. they have a huge terminal, where is located the largest wood structure west of the mississippi river. and further around on the havebia terminal six, we autos on each end of the terminal. hyundai fromm, korea downstream, and we also automobiles, customized here on our terminal, or the chinese buyers. radio, went a sunroof or that is installed here, and dr. go to china. -- off they go to china. on the docks, there is a channel that is 40 feet deep. it needs to be dredged regularly. in the columbia, it is 43 feet. in the port of portland, the contract with the u.s. army corps of engi

the southbound lanes will be kept open because runners are protected from southbound vehicles by a steel-and- concrete median barrier. drivers will have to use alternate bridges to get to marin and the north coast.(jr stone) this is the course of the marathon... it will begin at the embarcadero and mission street at 5:30 a.-m... then the race route will loop through the presidio, the outer richmond district, golden gate park, the haight, the mission district, inner bayview and back to the embarcadero. for more information on the race, detours, where to park and public transportation information log onto kron four dot.com... warmer temperatures are expected this afternoon, especially inland. temperatures will then begin to moderate on sunday as a weak upper level trough begins to develop off our coast. a more pronounced cooling trend appears on tap for the first part of next week, with a deepening marine layer and increased onshore flow. but then by the latter part of the week, high pressure looks to build back in again resulting in a return to warming temperatures. aside from some possible c

a few months ago, the white house said they would review the idea of slapping additional tariffs on steelmports as a national security interests. the president is holding a rally tomorrow in youngstown, ohio if you think our government is going to be aggressive about protecting steel makers, then stocks like nucor could have more room to run this could be a huge win for the company. hence why we own it for the charitable trust let's check in with the ceo of nucor. welcome back to "mad money." good to see you in person. have a seat. >> thank you for having me >> tell me about this weekend, because i think it's kind of a great place to start about the need to be able to have our good own steel industry in this country. >> i had the honor of being at the commissioning of the "gerald r. ford," which is the mightiest warship ever built that ship will inspire confidence in the hearts of our allying and terror in the hearts of america's enemies it will be the spearhead of our national defense, and it took over 75,000 tons of american steel to build it. without an industry here in the united stat

steel is a good example. chinese steel imports have reduced into the u.s., but they have also been pushed into other countries. they pass them on to us via circumvention or processing. the remedy solves the problem, but contributes to other ones and did not address the central issue, which was also the case, which is overcapacity. that is why we are talking about 232. i won't, in the interest of time, get into the question of viability of 232. i do have views about that. i would say that the right answer, putting aside all answerality, the right is probably a multilateral agreement on overcapacity. meetingthat the hamburg got it right. let's give some relevance to the global forum. let's give some thumb -- give them some deadlines. for the president, it is the process that spins out over time. easy the right answer, the answer. everybody can say they are not the target, that everybody is the target, so it is not the chinese part of the american plot to encircle and destroy them. it is part of a multilateral pr

a price for that. it doesn't mean there is no hope. steel is a good example. the many adcbd cases filed against china have reduced chinese steel imports into the u.s. but have also pushed them into other countries which have passed them on to us via circumvention for further processing. the remedy solved one problem and began another one and didn't solve the issue which in this case is over capacity. that's why we're talking about a 232. in the interest of time, i won't get into the question of the viability of 232. we can discuss that later. i do have views about that. i would just say that the right answer here, putting aside all practicality, the right answer is probably a multi-lateral agreement on over capacity. and i think the hamburg g-20 meeting got it right. let's give relevance to the global forum on exactly that subject. let's give them some deadlines, see if they come through with some solutions. unfortunately for the president this is a process that, because it's multi lateral, spins out over time. in the end it's the right and easiest answer. if i

used in a building, say the electrical steel used in a building or the conduit that's in aing, is about 1% of the electrical contract. in a building like a skyscraper, the steel is maybe 3% of the cost in that building. cost that would go up to the consumer for what they would gain in national security and safety and our own independence and our ability to support our economy is minuscule >> got it. okay mr. zekelman, thanks so much >> you're welcome. >> barry zekelman. >>> last week the u.s. committee that reviews foreign buyers for national security risks has been holding up several chinese attempts to buy u.s. companies one of those deals is newly appointed white house communications director anthony scaramucci's efforts to sell his company, sky bridge capital, to a chinese continue grom lat. joining us is mario mancuso, a former cfius member and former secretary of the commerce. he served as adviser to george w. bush. good to have you on the line >> great to be here. >> i've seen cfius reject in the past semiconductor deals because they're worried about chinese acquisit

. >> alex savidge live from tomales bay a steel worker was injured at the construction site of the new facebook thing in menlo park. investigators say a worker fell 10 to 15 feet from a steel frame on the fourth floor. authorities say that the man suffered cuts bruises and was in pain but his safety harness stopped him from hitting the third floor likely saving his life. in april 2 other workers were injured at the same construction site. the workers were standing 40 feet above the ground on the steel frame when they fell. cal osha is investigating. >>> a white house official has confirmed president trump and vladimir putin held a second previously undisclosed meeting at the g20 summit in germany. >> the information is sparking speculation into the trump administration relationship with russia. griff jenkins has the details as the president focuses on repealing and replacing obamacare. >> president trump is calling for passage of a bill repealing the affordable care act with time to replace later while the president does not think the bill is dead he says he is disappointed. >> i have

back in april, two other workers at the same construction site were hurt when they fell off a 40-foot steelinvestigated by cal osha. >>> a new ordinance will be signed by san francisco's mayor to close the wage gap between men and women. mayor ed lee will sign california's first pay parody ordinance to help women get equal play. employers would be prohibited to ask job applicants about past salaries so women can negotiate for higher pay. this law will take effect july 1st of next year. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. hey, mike, sal, gasia, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> president trump has invited republican senators to the white house today to talk about what to do next on health care. this after it became clear yesterday that even the revised republican health care plan did not have enough votes to pass the senate. president trump frustrated with the lack of success says the affordable care act will fail on its own. >> i think you will agree that i've been saying for a long time, let obamacare fail and then everybody will have to come together and fix

. >> we had five transition poles broken and a steel pole i had never seen in my 37 have a steel pole bend over 990 degrees because of the winds we had. the power is back on to every house except for those considered uninhabitable. look at these trees. they fell in this direction. but 100 feet that way, the other side of the tornado the trees fell in this direction. incredible to see the power of the storm like this. in stephen tschida, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: so unpredictable to look at the power. steve: that is how they determine if it is a tornado or straight line winds. if it were straight line winds it would go the other direction. nothing like that on the way tonight. it looked great out th the clouds are winning out the sunshine. there are only a few clouds and a lot of sunshine. comfortably warm. 80 it at reagan national airport. it's 81 over in dale city. baseball tonight. nationals have been off. they have been traveling for a week and a half. tonight is the first home game in a while. 80 degrees the first pitch at five minutes after 7:00. the heat and the humidity i

removing a steel leg from a bunk bed, one inmate slides over a precut metal vent. the video shows the first prisoner shimmying through, returning to give the all clear, accompanied by the theme song to "mission: impossible." ♪ moving behind walls, the inmates remove steel bars. rope and cloth used as a ladder and another thumbs up. they reach the roof pausing for even more photos. with rope they rappel five stories down. a real life hollywood getaway. >> in california right now a massive manhunt for three dangerous inmates. >> reporter: the escape launching an eight-day manhunt. jonathan tieu wanted for murder, bac duong for attempted murder and hussein nayeri for kidnapping and torture. >> my name is adam hussein nayeri. >> reporter: nayeri narrates the video, implying a cab driver who police say was kidnapped willingly drove them into san francisco. but long ma says he was held at gunpoint for days as the trio pose at haight and asbury. the trio hid in a van drinking whiskey and smoking marijuana before one inmate turned the himself in and the others were captured

but you could put down a steel plate so people could leave. what if we had a medical emergency? how would we get out? nathan: county work says they apologize because the contractors should have given the residents a temporary way to access the driveways. >> i appreciate you coming out. i really do. >> my pleasure. >> and helping. i think it motivated them to get it done. >> if you have road crews come to your neighborhood, you need to tell them that you need constant access to and from your driveway. they could place gravel over steel plates in the area but you have to know to ask. reporting live in hyattsville, nathan baca, "7 on your side." >> thank you. now to the must-see video from pickup crashed and then look at that. it plows in the front door of a tv station. it ended up going directly through the front door. the station manager says it was not intentional and the driver had a coughing fit and passed out behind the wheel. he is expected to be okay. no one inside was hurt. a wild picture from san francisco, too, where a police officer can now see he has seen everything. i

is there a way to protect our steel and our whiskey? joining us is dr. ron paul. ttle bit. what are some of the ramifications if the president does in fact impose a big steel tariff on imports? ron: first off, it's a tax, it raises tax on the american people. if you buy steel, you have to pass that tax along. second, it should be immoral to prohibit people from buying stuff where they want to. in a free society you are supposed to protect it not interfere with it. you should be able to buy the best products ever. but the big one that is the more practical thing people look at and why even non-libertarian economists generally oppose tariffs is there is a retaliation and downside. they retaliate and put prohibitions on our tearives. >> we see it with the imposed $15 minimum wage mandates in seattle that actually hurt the poor. it will cost more to build their businesses and buy homes and run factories. how can we shine rationale in an age of populism? it's so appealing when both sides spout it. ron: it's not an easy problem to solve it reflects probably 60 to 70 year

the southbound lanes will be kept open because runners are protected from southbound vehicles by a steel-and concrete median barrier. drivers will have to use alternate bridges to get to marin and the north coast. this is the course of the marathon... it will begin at the embarcadero and mission street at 5:30 a.-m... then the race route will loop through the presidio, the outer richmond district, golden gate park, the haight, the mission district, inner bayview and back to the embarcadero. for more information on the race, detours, where to park and public transportation information log onto kron four dot.com... (justine) with so many people planning on running or watching the san francisco marathon... police are warning that thieves will be looking for things to steal.. there have been four recent high profile robberies in the bay area... two in oakland...one in emeryville...and one in san francisco. on twin peaks last weekend, a 71-year old man was shot and killed.. and his camera was stolen. police are now patrolling the area 24-7... they are advising people to not leave anything in plai

as you can see in the pictures provided by the fire department, there is a steel worker who was atop the fourth floor, the roof, of facebook building 21 which was under construction. according to the fire department, he slipped on a piece of decking and fell towards the 20th floor. he was wearing a seat harness. it kept him from falling to the ground and saved his life. unfortunately, the safety harness did hurt him and he had to be taken to the hospital for his injuries. >> they're being worn and they're doing their job. just like seat belts, they do their job but you don't want it to happen in the first place. >> the fact they've had this happen twice in the same few months, does that mean anything? >> like i said, there is nothing -- no conclusion we can draw from the fact that it's happened that close together. it does raise your eyebrows just like if lightning were to strike trice, it raises your eyebrows. sometimes it could be an underlying cause that needs to be investigated or sometimes it's just bad luck. >> reporter: in late april of this year, two other workers fell from th

thousands of people were forced to evacuate after a contractor drove a steel casing through the island's main supply -- main power supply. this couple put on quite the live concert in fredericksburg this weekend. check out their moves. , they are having a ball. everyone else is sitting and chilling. they put their dancing shoes on. i like it. doug: just keep moving, right? adrianna: absolutely. nicet was a cool weekend, to be outside after all the rain passed. doug: saturday night cleared up and yesterday was gorgeous. week. a little higher temperatures, a couple thunderstorm chances, but nothing extreme. we have had enough of that. adrianna: yes, we have. harbor, cloudless skies, very comfortable conditions. dew points are low, so that means humidity levels are comfortable as well. 84 in manassas. fredericksburg, 80 three. same in culpeper. 81 in hagerstown. combine that with humidity levels and it feels like 84 degrees. nice and comfortable with a breeze out of the north, about 87. we will continue with sunshine and a northerly breeze as well. off,ight, things will cool 68-72 by mornin

a construction crew had accidently driven a steel casing into an electric mmtion -- transmission on cablen a bridge. it could be weeks before it's repaired. >>> federal agents ceased 77 pounds of marijuana a shipme. they found it marijuana in woodhaven michigan. the drugs are worth more than $2 million. no arrests. >>> the eagles are back at it again with practice this the first full team practice. the first public practice is tomorrow morning at lincoln field,season opens august 10 at green bay. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> this police traffic stop got unexpected dang

it suffered four break-ins before management installed a steel gate. he says like here at gucci, each suspect stole just a few thousand dollars of misdemeanor, but left tens of thousands of dollars of damage in additional security behind. >> gucci reopened around 2:00. in san francisco tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> a gunman is wanted tonight for a shooting in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the bay view district where police say a man was shot in the chest. it happened just after 3:30 this afternoon in keith street. investigators say the vimt was by himself and died in the street. they believe the shooting may be gang-related. the shooter ran away and there's not a great description of him right now. neighbors say they are concerned because there have been several shootings in the area over the past few weeks. >>> department of public safety is back open after a bomb scare this morning. according to the department, two citizens brought world war ii era grenades into the headquarters lobby for disposal. the building had to be evacuated while a bomb sq

it suffered four break ins before management installed a steel gate and like at gucci, they left 10s of millions of dollars in damage in additional security behind. >> you wouldn't expect something like that here, especially with the types of stores in this location. so it was a bit surprising for us to get here and find this. >> in san francisco, tiffany wilson. abc 7 news. >>> a small plane crashed straight into the ground and the pilot walked away with minor injuries. that plane plunged into a field in kentwood around noon today. the sonoma county sheriff hasn't said if they reported any problems before today's crash. an oakland city counsel member speaks about the need to emprove the city's cross walks, following a crash that killed three pedestrians last week. 20-year-old jacky velas kez and her 20-year-old cousins were hit by an oncoming car. city counselman says something neesds to change. >> our responsibility is to take care of our children and family's safety first and that's what we're going to do and have a crossing light, a flashing crossing light anyone can use. . >> he

and grabs it opened one year ago in june and suffered four break ins before management installed a steel gate. here at gucci, suspects stole just a few thousands dollars worth of merchandise, but left thousands of damage behind. >> it's terrible and surprise, actually. >> they reopened around 2:00. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> two people went to the hospital after a duck truck overturned and filled debris in sfds. that crash blocked the caesar chavez street off ramp. both people in the truck managed to escape from the overturned cab around 9:15 this morning. >> we are still determining the cause of the collision, but preliminary evaluation, it seems like there's no -- or the involved. >> it took more than ab an hour and a half to clean up the mess, tow away the truck. >>> you're looking at what happened after a small airplane crashed in kenwood around noon today. the sheriff's office tweeted the pilot walk ed away with minor injuries. gators are working to find out what went wrong to find out before the aircraft plunged into a field. >>> abc 7 has learned ntsb investigators will arriv

construction crews cut through a steel casing last week causing a widespread power outages.acuate so far. that's a quick look at what's going on. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >> this is wake up washington on wusa9. >>> good monday morning, thanks for joining us, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm glad you said that, i forgot who you were you've been gone so long. i'm mike hydeck. happy monday, it's not going to rain. how does that sound for a change. we're going to start with allyson rae and the forecast. >> good morning. it's going to be gorgeous today. another day where it's hard to go to work after how nice it was yeda weekend or start to the weekend, today is going to be just as nice. 58 for german town damascus at 58. parts of clinton 59 and leesburg 61. a little bit of patchy fog out there. this is very isolated for frederick and warrenton. as we head through the afternoon, sunshine holds. take a look at these temperatures with a nice breeze out of the northeast keeping our humidity in check. highs today a little warmer than yesterday. yesterday when the winds calmed down,

later, a look at president trump's recent visit to france for a steel day. -- by steel

reporter: a steel frame -- all that was left after the fiery crash. around 7:00 a.m. onday, the coach collided with a truck on the freeway near bavaria and burst into flames. chancellor angela merkel offered her condolences to the families of the victims. >> we know that there are a large number of victims and also many injured. in this hour, our thoughts are with the families of the victims. and of course we wish all of those injured a speedy recovery. reporter: police say there were two drivers and 46 passengers on board when the bus ran into a trailer during a peak hour traffic jam. when firefighters arrived at heat was so intense they could not get near the bus to rescue the people inside. bavarian police tweeted that the members of the group were between 41 and 81 years old in mostly from -- and mostly from eastern germany. investigators are still trying to establish what caused the accident. brent: an important sign to the national election here in germany is approaching. chancellor merkel today provided her policy promises as he runs -- she runs for first -- for

it suffered four break ins before management installed a steel gate and like at gucci, they left 10s of millions of dollars in damage in additional security behind. >> you wouldn't expect something like that here, especially with the types of stores in this location. so it was a bit surprising for us to get here and find this. >> in san francisco, tiffany wilson. abc 7 news. >>> a small plane crashed straight into the ground and the pilot walked away with minor injuries. that plane plunged into a field in kentwood around noon today. the sonoma county sheriff hasn't said if they reported any problems before today's crash. an oakland city counsel member speaks about the need to emprove the city's cross walks, following a crash that killed three pedestrians last week. 20-year-old jacky velas kez and her 20-year-old cousins were hit by an oncoming car. city counselman says something neesds to change. >> our responsibility is to take care of our children and family's safety first and that's what we're going to do and have a crossing light, a flashing crossing light anyone can use. . >> he

trump told reporters that steele is a big problem. they are dumping steele.y china, but others. they are destroying our steele industry and have been doing it for decades. i'm stopping it. it will stop. the president said he could impose tariffs, quotas, or both. u.s. deal companies have had their best week in four months. joining us to talk about the steele situation are wendy cutler, former active deputy u.s. trade representative. she is from our washington dc bureau. and fred, former export -- right here in new york. wendy, let me start with you about steele because we've had the proceedings going along which would allow the president to restrict steele imports because of national security concerns. fully briefed and fully argued. with how he's inclined to lean? it appears this decision is imminent, perhaps as early as next week. and what with the ramifications be in terms of trade relations? a rarely used part of u.s. legislation. >> the statute is 55 years old and has been used to times, only against oil imports. trading partners would react strongly, de

now, you mentioned the steel production. that is obviously a the us, especially for president trump, and his plan to increasejobs. he is saying that he is considering putting tariffs on steel imports from china. if that happened, what impact could that have on these talks? well, as i said, we don't think beijing would be too much concerned, if we are talking about exports to the us markets. it only accou nts exports to the us markets. it only accounts for a very small proportion. so if the washington administration slaps an import ta riffs administration slaps an import tariffs on chinese steel, the impact on the chinese steel industry would be rather limited. the impact on american consumers, buyers, that would be another question. what we certainly don't think is that the chinese will give in too much over this point. and certainly, on the back of buoyant economic performance so back of buoyant economic performance so far this yearfrom back of buoyant economic performance so far this year from china, i back of buoyant economic performance so

a steel plate from a railroad bridge hit a missouri woman's car in june, her 12-week-old baby in the backseat. >> it was right above my daughter's car seat. i was freaking out. >> reporter: 200,000 road crashes involved debris between 2011 and 2014. 39,000 people injured, 500 died. safety officials warning drivers to stay alert, don't tailgate and if you see debris coming, try to slow down, don't swerve at a high rate of speed. tom? >> incredible that driver survived. all right, kenneth, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- a fighter jet on fire. take a look. could the pilot escape? >>> plus, cameras rolling as scammers target a grandmother. but she turned the tables on them. watch and learn what you should do if you get a similar call. >>> stop that train! >> and we'll take you inside this dramatic moment as a train begins to drag a car with people inside. could police stop a train in time to save them? stay with us. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have mode

. >> the first thing i pictured hearing manufacturing is like a steel mill or like an auto industry. but that's definitely not what it is nowadays. >> reporter: nationwide, many clean, high-tech manufacturers are looking for workers with the skills, potentially looking to relocate and salary offer. in june, the biggest job growth came in health care, financial and business services. also robust growth in the broad service sector. across the board, salaries haven't risen much since the great recession, even as 20 states now boast unemployment rates under 4%. while the unemployment rate dropped more than 50% under president obama, president trump said those numbers weren't believable but taking credit for these good numbers. >> year to date we have created as many jobs this year as in 2016 year to date. so again, it's the same economy whether it's a democrat or republican in power. >> reporter: back at the colorado plant, they're now raising wages to attract job applicants. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> 4:41. last week we brought you a story of treats to help dogs stay calm i

. >> the first thing i pictured when i heard manufacturing was like a steel mill or like an auto industry, but that's definitely not what it is nowadays. nationwide, many clean high-tech manufacturers are looking for workers to the right skills, potentially willing to relocate and accept the salary offer. in june, the biggest job growth came in health care, financial, and business services, also robust growth in the broad service sector. but across the board, salaries haven't risen much since the great recession, even as 20 states now boost unemployment rates under 4%. while the unemployment rate dropped more than 50% under president obama, president trump said those numbers weren't believable. but the he is taking credit for these good numbers. >> year to date we've created as many jobs this year as we created in 2016 year to date. so again, it's the same economy whether it's a democrat or republican in power. >> reporter: back at the colorado plant, they're now raising wages to attract job applicants. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> as americaing continues to battle the ongoing

relative to the still companies, this could be a bullish mention on the price of steel, but the materials are on fire today. one question, last week and the week before we had a selloff in the bonds for treasuries. and take a look, we have seen unusual ripple effects from the bonds selloff. one question, what will it do with the commodity space? this is a year-to-date chart of the bloomberg commodity index and you see a strong downturn, that is unusual considering the dollar is also down. it mainly reflects the weakness in oil we have seen. and it suggests we could have more selling for the commodities. perhaps a ripple effect. today bonds are rallying. take a look at the intraday chart of the 10 year yield. please see it is down about two basis points. this tells us investors are stepping back into treasuries today after quite a bit of selling action. interesting flip-flopping today from what we saw last week. vonnie: abigail doolittle, thank you for that. congress returning for a crucial three-week stretch with a looming health care, tax bills, and donald trump junior complicating the p

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have a -- we had a steel wire plant here in luddington, that their manufacturing unit to mexico. well, what you're talking about people up here making, say give figure of $12 $13 an hour at that time to send it to place where people making $.55 a dollar and you many work those people as hours as you wanted, but you only had to pay them for 10 so desired. i'm talking at that time. he competition of the american worker was shot, you can't compete with that. companies just, they also depressed employees stuff by threatening to move the plants. in my wife and i were alabama, just before christmas, wrangler blue jean plant from red bay, mexico., to really rporations have gorged themselves with cheap of can labor and lack environmental concerns or safety a i know that my son was write and his company sent ent -- a mexico to help set plant up there. and they didn't want our guys to and it was thing just this whole thing was a isaster for the american worker. host: donald, thanks. thanks for calling. thought you were finished there. guest: let's hear from our guest. uest: a lot of points

later, a look at president trump's recent visit to france for a steel day. bastille day. nority leader pelosi said democrats were willing to drop objections in order to let it move forward. that would be a big development. is that true? what sparked to the change? billat i did is put in a that was similar to an exact bill passed by the senate. even though there were certain things i would like to have changed, i thought the best way was to take that bill that the senate passed, put it in as my bill, hopefully pass it in the house, send it to the senate, and get a bill that would have sanctions on russia for interfering in our elections, sanctions on iran for terrorism and ballistic missiles, and this is something that everybody claims they want. all of a sudden we are hearing this bill is not good enough, and we don't want to play games, so what nancy was saying was that if the republicans were serious and they said if you make this one change we would support the bill, then we would probably go along with it, but the problem is this. it has to go back and pass the senate.

steel sector. we agreed on setting up a global forum steel sector. lobalforum which steel sector. we agreed on setting up a global forum which would be supervised and supported by the 0ecd. it supervised and supported by the oecd. it worked rather slowly so it was important that join oecd. it worked rather slowly so it was important thatjoin this meeting we we re was important thatjoin this meeting we were able to say until august 2017 we need to have the necessary information on the table so that in november a substantial report can be tabled which would offer effective solutions to this issue of steel capacity and i hope this format will then be used also in order to address those contentious issues on the table. in the second session, we addressed the issue of securing stability and resilience. that means we need a resilient financial system. finance ministers did exemplary work in preparing this and also throughout this conference, the hamburg action plan reflects that and it is very important that we work systematically. the global financial situ

imposing steel tariffs. there's a story about steel and whiskey and orange juice.ready got tough with china about some of their steel exports to the us. it looks as if he puts wider ta riffs the us. it looks as if he puts wider tariffs on steel imports, people say this trade war could be starting and other countries will get caught in the crossfire but we have seen between the us and china. he's been looking into a particular section, section 232 of an old act from the 19605 section 232 of an old act from the 1960s saying, you can reveal imports if this national security interest. what he is trying to say is that they use steel in defence. it hasn't been done often before so he's using a strange and powerful instrument to maybe put the squeeze on foreign and steel imports into the us. the other interesting thing about the meeting of the leaders is notjust the official group gathering but what is happening on the sidelines, we saw yesterday the meeting between eu leaders in japan talking yesterday the meeting between eu leaders injapan talking about this deal that t

a. steel fence and on this side. like i said this is this is all. that you have every right to be here have a right to collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. and organization called the arizona border recall we or the state into teeth. that is doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the violence is escalating because it's. believed the duration is there and they don't believe. it is taking responsibility for their security which we would for anywhere else. on the welcome to the parts of the crime and baiting in washington has once again reached. our contact with the russians is viewed as a shameful if not outright treasonous act and while the narrative is primarily driven by the democrats doesn't the trump administration itself to be cowed by it well to discuss that i'm now joined by president transform adviser and he's too. advocate boats are still in business done it's great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you so much for having me here now mr stone you've long d