small business administration, linda mcmahon. would say is not entirely tightening opening up in some ways, linda, good to have you here. >> thank you. trish: talking about such an important topic. we keep hearing companies have jobs open but they can't find the right workers because they're not properly trained. what is really going on? >> i can tell you we are enjoying a robust economy. you know, there have been 3.7 million jobs created since the president took office. and so, as the tax cuts and regulatory roll back went into effect and business optimism kept growing, more jobs are available than for the first time than we have workers for. when i'm out visiting small businesses, the number one issue they're talking to me about is a skilled workforce. so what the president is hoping to do with this executive order, this is the order for the american work are but it is going to be helping businesses as well because there are two different platforms that will be set up. one will be the interagency council that members of the cab

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mcmahon faces 15 to 60 years in prison. he'll be sentencednctober. >>> new at 6:00, now the winner of the democratic primaryra in e on for montgomery county executive may not have the race cked up come novembe bethesda beat reports longtime democrat nancy floreen will enter the race assin independent and will face fellow council member mark el rid or businessman david blair. the two are separated by less than 500 votes after last week's democratic prim a finally tally of provisional ballots and final vote teals expected this friday. >>> still to come tonight at 6:00, a tragic discovery in a local park. >>> a young girl just 3 years with scovered dead along herather. police investigating it as a murder-suicide. tonight a look at warning signs for domestic violence. >>> also ahead, getting youy reor one of the biggest holidays in d.c. street closures, security and concerns about heat for the fourth of july on the national mall. >>> and tomorrowill be another storm team 4 weather alert day with dangerous heat in the forecast o

and administrator mcmahon has been traveling around the country and listening. now for the first time in a long time now that these regulations have occurred there looking at skilled labor. in addition to the u.s. government counsel, and advisory board cochair, thank you secretary the bring together some of the most prominent employers in the country's largest employers to create public-private partnership and develop recommendation for the implementation of this strategy. recognizing the american workforce is our greatest asset, tomorrow president trump will call upon the private sector and industry leaders and invest in the advancement of our current future workforce. we are asking to sign the pledge to the american worker and commit to expanding apprenticeship, creating common on-the-job training and providing -- to those near retirement with concrete opportunities to obtain skills and enable them to contribute to the economy and provide for themselves and their family. we will continue this campaign. we will continue to engage the private sector to have more

david: many thanks to steve mcmahon and democratic strategist kevin mclaughlin from cogent strategieswhatever that augments. breaking news -- whatever that meant. breaking news, john kelly, one person has said he has been asked to stay on until 2020. theres important because has been speculation about how he is getting along with the president of the united states. one report says he is been asked to stay on until 2020. much more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. i am david westin. shery: i am shery ahn. u.s. intelligence agencies are reportedly seen signs of north korea building missiles. ofpons that are capable reaching the u.s. mainland. all of this according to the washington post. trump'spite president assertions that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. joining us from washington is a senior research fellow at northeast asia, bruce klinger. we have the latest reports that earlier this year, we were talking about north korea dismantling their rocket testing. what is the latest development telling you about north korea's ultimate in

, and my dads wrestled for vince mcmahon and my grandmother wound up being the first female wrestle proging t was very cool. and she was a bad as too. (applause). >> stephen: now promoters, promoters like vince mcma hon will get in the ring and will get thrown around did yourngage? >> yes. here is the crazy thing, like my grandmother-- . >> stephen: big person, small person. >> she was on the larger side, yes, like polynesians we run typically a little bit bigger. there is a joke that most polynesians are 250 pounds and the women are even bigger. but i'm going get texts after that. so my grandmother at a time when wrestling wasn't as globalized as it is today, in the '60s and '70s when my grandfather was wrestling, the idea that wrestling was a show, was always protected. so when my grandfather first started learning how to be a professional wrestler, he never told my grandmother, so he never smartened her up. he had his first match. >> stephen: he never told her about choreography or anything like that. >> nothing, no, not at all. so as far as she knew it was real and there was going to

therosecutors sayver a two-year span sky dancer mcmahon worked with someone in canada to produce morea thousand sexually explicit image involving underage children. they say that he himself created and received tusands of images and videos. mcmahon n facing a mandatory nimum of 15 years and up to 60 years whe he sentenced this fall. >> a miracle after being lost for nearlyine days. a soccer team and their coach all found alive in a caven thailand. ahead at 5:00, the next challenge in the effort to get them out. >>> and officials lay out their plans for the fourth of july holiday. what you need to know about all the celebrations and all the sroad closu that we get and the security that' g >>> it is the shocking story of a day but shocky in a good wa >> oh, y, it is. 12 boys and the soccer team all alive after nine days stuck underground in this cave. put lawson muse is in the newsroomeeping an eye on the effort. >> if you were praying for a miracle you got one. as m thaiitary official said though it's not over yet. however, everyone is breathing a big sigh of relief that the soccer tea

linda mcmahon, administrator, small business. thank you, linda. jared, fantastic job. chris, incredible. what a group this group. nobody knows kellyanne. nobody knows. all stand up. fantastic job. please stand up. [applause] president trump: really great. thank you. i want to thank you, also, we have some very special people here. house education and work force chairwoman -- now we say chairwoman, right? we like it better. virginia foxx. virginia. [applause] president trump: and we have -- thanks, virginia. great job. representatives rick allen, jamie herrera beutler. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> -- president trump: sean duffy. my friend. jim renacci and claudia tenney. we have some very special other folks here in a very high administrative capacity. we have a favorite of mine, governor scott walker. what a job he's done. [applause] thank you, scott. nd montana state auditor, matt rosendale. hear you're doing good, matt. i hear big things from matt. we're really especially grateful to be joined today by the top c.e.o.'s, union leaders, trade associations, and e

it's not like sweepstakes that use the ed mcmahon used to do it's like here we have a check for you and of course people are desperate they cash a five thousand and ten thousand dollars check and lo and behold they instantly this is part of what r.b.s. did with georgi is they they randomly seize they ask for you to pay the principle back. they cash the check now pay the principle back you know weeks later right so in an age when we're talking about universal basic income by giving people money strings no strings attached as a way to accommodate them for the fact that their economy has been gutted by the likes of tim geithner and the friends who financial lies everything and then gave themselves free loans for decades to do private equity deals to suck all the equity and cash out of the economy so now we're going to universal basic income but his spin on it is let's do it differently let's him in book you know burden these people with un forgivable loans at all and wind them in prison that's my take on that when i say yeah i don't know about the prison thing but certainly debtors prisons

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. >> yes we have linda mcmahon on marty musey will be on he knows about jobs.or fourth of july, brian, it's a divided country right now. i understand that. i am so excited about our prospects. >> i want you to wear both red and blue >> did you see this? these are all little flags there are people in this country who say they cry before they go to bed, they cry when they wake up i'm not sure what part of everything they're looking at necessarily. maybe looking at mean tweets if you look at unemployment or any of these other metrics, bill gates i think said it yesterday, the world as a whole has never been this well off >> never been better >> glad we had this talk >> have a great 4th with the family >>> we're one day away from the fourth of july oil prices are up. jackie deangelis, will we get bankrupt at the pump now >> i certainly hope not. let's look at oil prices wti is on its way to $75. you went to law school, so did i, this is what i call a two-prong analysis the first prong is geopolitics the iranian president saying if the u.s. continues to put pressure

. >> dana: peter mcmahon, you know, my husband who loves to weigh in on "the five." he is british.e knows the national health service well. he works in that field. he sent me this number. here's an article, italian doctors are using cardboard as splints in the third world clinics of southern italy. if you break a limb while you are visiting italy, don't do it there. they don't have enough material and supplies in order to make a splint for shattered arms and legs. >> juan: that's pretty bad. i don't want to go visit, especially with a kid who is skiing. >> katie: bring your own bandages if you're going to italy for vacation. >> juan: bernie sanders went after the koch brothers who paid for the study. saying that they are opposed to health care and they just want to maintain the status quo. he said that about the democratic establishment. but the fact is most of the western world has medicare for all. not only that, they provide health care at a lower cost with better outcomes than we have in the united states. when people say leave it to the free market. according to every study. >

technology, health care, which linda mcmahon mentioned earlier, what areas do you see responding the is it across the board? >> i think it is across the board. one of the things i was very impressed by yesterday when i went to wisconsin i knew about bringing flat panels back into manufacturing in the united states. i didn't realize until i got there yesterday they're creating advanced medical devices. so i got to witness advanced medical machine radiology, surgical radiology. there was all different types of aspects of advanced medicine that they're now going to manufacture those types of equipments here in the usa. maria: secretary, the new 1040 tax form has been released. supposed to make it a lot easier for individuals to file taxes. we wanted to show it. how does it make it easier? >> as promised we said there would be a postcard sized form. we delivered on that. many americans will fill out the simple form. this was really about simplification for hard-working taxpayers and doing it. whether they do it electronically or whether they do it through this form, this is about simplif

i ask this because my husband peter mcmahon dream killer one day.and taking a puppy on road trip and writing about it he said you can't take a puppy on a road trip. john, do you disagree. >> you know, your husband may have some valid points there do you have to make more potty stops. that's for sure. >> dana: this is true. >> and he stole the shotgun seat from me. i had to sit in the back. >> dana: you are joking? >> yeah, oh, no. >> he has a full setup in the front seat. >> dana: seat all to himself? >> yes. yes. just him and my wife sitting in the front. >> he gets the whole front seat. >> that kind of tells you our priorities. >> since he is getting older, too. it's nice to spend some time with him. >> dana: how old is he? >> he is 12. >> he is 12 he looks like a pickupy. >> he does look lik puppy. a lot of personality. you brought a lot of joy to me tonight and viewers of "the story." thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you. >> dana: happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> dana: more of "the story" right after this. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual accide

technology, health care, which linda mcmahon mentioned earlier, what areas do you see responding the is it across the board? >> i think it is across the board. one of the things i was very impressed by yesterday when i went to wisconsin i knew about bringing flat panels back into manufacturing in the united states. i didn't realize until i got there yesterday they're creating advanced medical devices. so i got to witness advanced medical machine radiology, surgical radiology. there was all different types of aspects of advanced medicine that they're now going to manufacture those types of equipments here in the usa. maria: secretary, the new 1040 tax form has been released. supposed to make it a lot easier for individuals to file taxes. we wanted to show it. how does it make it easier? >> as promised we said there would be a postcard sized form. we delivered on that. many americans will fill out the simple form. this was really about simplification for hard-working taxpayers and doing it. whether they do it electronically or whether they do it through this form, this is about simplif

linda mcmahon, small business administrator. thank you, linda. jared, fantastic job. chris, incredible. nobody knows kellyanne, nobody knows. [laughter] all stand up. fantastic job, andrew, thank you. please stand up. [applause] really great. thank you. [applause] i want to thank you also, we have some very special people here, house education and work force chairwoman -- see, now we say chairwoman, right? we like it better, virginia foxx. virginia? [applause] and we have -- thanks, virginia. great job. representatives rick allen, jamie herera butler -- [applause] thank you, thank you. sean duffy. sean, sean, my friend. [applause] jim renacci and claudia tenney. [applause] we have some very special other folks here in a very high add a morive capacity -- administrative capacity. we have a favorite of mine, governor scott walker. what a job he's done. [applause] thank you, scott. and montana's state auditor, matt rosendale. matt, great, i i hear you're are doinged good, matt. [applause] i hear big things from matt. we're really especially grateful to be join today by t