nancy attributes her success to the amazing faculty and many resources at northeast iowa community collegeittle bit of an overachiever, she has also a welding degree and worked as journeyman pipefitter for ten years. today she works at our great business in dubuque, iowa, ddi. thank you, president trump. >> beautiful. thank you. [applause] our great secretary of commerce wilbur ross, who is a big, big success on wall street, i said you have to bring successful people in, especially for that job. we'll be doing great. go ahead, please. >> thank you, mr. president. i'd like to talk about the biggest unused resource we have in this country. we think about resources as farmland or nut or mineral land or oil and natural gas land. biggest unused resource are people who are side lined because they don't have the skills. labor force participation for the prime age workers, namely, those 25-54, is 82%. but even that is 2 points below the peak that was back in 1999. that's 2 1/2 million more americans who would be at work just to get back to the old percentage. that would mean $125 billion more sala

iowa. this northeast college there.ting him to take the lectern and he will be touring the campus first and then the roundtable discussion on workforce development that you see in the center of the stage. he will tour the campus, there is not a lectern. one day after agreeing with the president of the european union for both sides to pull back from a trade war. here's the president yesterday. >> we agree today first of all to work towards zero nontariff barriers and zero subsidies on nonauto industrial goods. thank you. and the european union is going to start almost immediately to buy a lot of soybeans, a tremendous market by a lodge of soybeans from our farmers. >> harris: secretary wilbur ross is defending the trade tactic saying that the white house is working to reverse some very old policies that are no longer relevant. >> it took us since world war ii to get to the current unfortunate trade deficit, bright after world war ii, the american public policy was rebuild europe, rebuild asia, those were good versions, b

from trash hauling and cleaning to, you know, little bodegas or, you know, somali markets in northeast iowa. those are actually saving our small towns. so i think there are people that see that pragmatically. i do think that one of the reasons why we hear so much about illegal immigration is there is the folks who don't want immigration at all need us to focus on that as opposed to the consensus around legal immigration. and to do that, then moving people who were not traditionally thought of as illegal, moving them into that category. which is what i think is behind the temporary protected status play we're seeing unfold. >> and i think, will, that has to be our last word. we're getting the time clock. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war william marvel explains the economic factors that drove many poor northerners to volunteer. and at 8:00 on lectures in history, san diego state university professor pierre asiline on the vietnam war to the fall of saigon ten years later. sunday at 11:00 a.m., patrick o'donnell and his book "the

. >> we are at northeast iowa community college, where the president is set to arrive. g new trends for job retraining because it is so badly needing here. in 2018, iowa is predicted predicted to have a hall of over 6,000 skilled workers in the sector. there has been a 179% growth produce from iowa. they have the largest number of manufacturing jobs done i jobs in the midwest. so that is what is bringing presents and ivanka here. she played a key role in alerting business leaders about this new initiative. here he is. >> he pledged to fight for the forgotten men and women of america, and that is exactly what he has done. that is what today is all about. we want to open new pathways for all americans to secure better jobs and bigger paychecks. >> this counsel for the american worker proposal, as it is now called, really has his work cut out for them. they are all over 6 million manufacturing jobs that remain unfilled in this country. industry and unions with apprenticeships and also driver training programs. it is one of the few white house programs in this day and age th

european union hailing it as a benefit to iowa farmers it came during a round table discussion at northeast iowaollege where he was joined by governor kim reynolds and representative ron blum. >> basically we've opened up europe, and that's going to be a great thing for europe and really going to be a great thing for us and it's going to be a really great thing for our farmers because you have just got yourself one big market that really essential, wouldn't you say, kim, never existed? >> reporter: and greek authorities say they have serious indications that those terrible wildfires in ath ens that have now killed at least 82 people were set zliberately. satellite images and ground inspection suggests the fires likely resulted from arson >>> here at home, a new jersey dad celebrating his son's release from the hospital with a victory dance has gone viral on saturday kenneth thomas learned his 15 month old son christian was able to leave after 52 days. he has down syndrome, but he is also battling leukemia we wish him and his dad the very, very best. and on that note, that is the news update. i'l

president of the united states they are talking to the governor of iowa, giving accolades to her and others in the room. this is northeast community college in peosta, iowa, where the president is gathered to talk about the executive order an initiative that he put forth for the american workforce and the american worker. and then very special at this offense, and we will continue to monitor it of course as it moves on, he is letting people tell their experiences. there are a couple of people in the audience who will join him talking about receiving a certificate in the heating and cooling, a person who is underemployed, unemployed, and another with a vocational program that they entered and how those things are making a difference in their daily lives, we have, as you know, as viewers of fox news, a tremendous opportunity in our economy for people seeking jobs. we have more jobs than people who are currently seeking them, so what the president is talking about doing is closing the loop on the training that the people will need to get into those jobs, and this visit to iowa is one step in that process, as this continues

talking about it with cnbc >> reporter: right now we're monitoring president trump who is in iowa at northeast regional community college in iowa. he's taking some questions from a crowd and talking on a panel there about a number of developments he toured some of the facilities there. a reminder no news out of his opening remarks so far at least in that event but this morning as you point out the treasury secretary, steven mnuchkin was on cnbc talking about yesterday's appearance between president trump and the head of the eu, the announcement of an agreement here we listened to steven mnuchkin the treasury secretary seems to suggest that yesterday was more of a beginning of that process than the end here what he had to say this morning. >> we had a long negotiating session yesterday. we concluded an outline of an agreement and now we'll turn this into a real agreement this really started with president trump and his discussions at the g7, making it clear that he wanted with the g7 in europe free trade which was no tariffs, no tariff barriers, no subsidies >> reporter: mnuchkin there saying t

have the massive connectivity projecting in myanmar which we're trying to connect the entire northeast india to iowa sean in a way -- asean in a way. and, of course, now the digital process. but i just want to make one last point. it is that these are not just physical infrastructure which is important in that region. we see these as bridges of trust. so these are, these should be projects which are actually sustainable, which are demand-driven, which respond to the concerns of those countries, which are transparent, which are sustainable. and actually create mutual good and not something like my colleague from indonesia mentioned. but in the sense that this has to be a trust-based relationship. and i think that was also something which was heard this morning. so i think these initiatives will dovetail very well with our policies and our projects that we're already undertaking in the region. >> before i turn to matt, let me ask the three of you, is there anything that you had hoped to hear that you didn't hear today? [laughter] or we can let you think about that a little bit. >> you know you can alw

northeast. different story today, thougher in parts of the tennessee valley, ohio valley. the storms that came through iowa yesterday now moving off to the east. we're looking at strong storms, chance of isolated tornadoes throughout the afternoon. nashville, louisville, paduka. also watching the chance fore a. we're going to see that over the next several days. the southeast again watching more storms today. >>> and like you said, beautiful today in the northeast, but that will change by tomorrow night. >> we have to milk it while we have it. thank you. >> a puppy loving toddler has become an internet favorite. two-year-old conway in this video shared by his dad as he plays fetch with the retriever next door. he chucks the ball over the fence before dozer the dog catches it and drops it back on the other side. the game kept going until the ball got slobbery. >> that will be their game all summer long. ahead the cleveland browns channel michael scott in a hilarious tribute. and a steam pipe explosion rocks new york city leaving a bus-size crater. it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was sur

iowa. the hardest hit town is marshall town which is about 50 miles northeast of des moines. walls collapsed and roofs were blown off. the only hospital in the town was damaged. all 40 patients there were transferred to larger hospitals. >>> a 3-year-old boy in houston texas is dead after he was left in a on a field t night when his father showed up to take him home. authorities estimate the temperature inside the van was 113 degrees. daycare records show the child was marked as accounted for when the van returned from the trip. >> the father of the kid came out and the owner was coming out and screaming and yelling her head off. i knew that a kid was left on the bus. >> the driver and chap erone were detained. they have been cited for things including not having an electronic alarm that would alert the driver that a child was left in the van. >>> police are asking for your help in identifying an armed robber who held up an unsuspecting victim in a grocery store parking lot. it was caught on camera. images were caught by the victim's dashboard camera. it happened around nine

. >>> and in iowa this morning, the aftermath of devastating tornadoes. worth damage is in marshal town, about 50 miles northeast17 people were injured when a sudden storm ripped through that small community late yesterday. you see the debris that is flying everywhere and you're watching as violent winds are toppling a clocktower.city's main street suffered some sort of damage. about 17,000 people live in marshall town. so far no reports of anyone losing their life. >>> closer to home, in southern california, crews are racing against expected hot, dry weather today to stop a wildfire threatening homes. the skyline fire has burned 250 acres of land near corona in riverside county. homes in a ten block area near the flames are evacuated. 240 firefighters are battling to protect those homes. >>> it is 4:30. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. a quick update on your weather and traffic. we start with drew tuma. >> good morning, guys. the big story this morning, we're not nearly as foggy right now as we were this time yesterday. we'll zoom in on live doppler 7 the ribbon of fog stretching from san francisco

. >>> tornado swept through iowa flattening buildings and homes, marshalltown was the hardest hit, 50 miles northeasts moines. roofs collapsed and the only hospital in marshalltown with damage, all 40 patients there were transferred to larger hospitals . >>> a 3-year-old boy in houston is dead after being left in a hot take caravan for four hours. the discovering me academy went on a field trip yesterday, the child was found unresponsive last night when his father showed up to bring him home. authorities estimate the temperature inside the van reach 113 degrees. take care records show the child was marked as accounted for when the band returned from the trip. >> the father of the kid had come out and started screaming and hollering at the bus, right then i knew a kid was left on the bus. >> the driver and the chaperone were detained for questioning. the daycare has been cited in the past including not having an electronic child safety alarm that would alert the driver that a child was still in the van. >>> urban inferno, the night santa rosa burned, prepared last night to a sold-out crowd, the 40 min

iowa, leaving catastrophic damage in their wake. >> oh, my god! stop! >> the high school just got taken apart! >> reporter: 50 miles northeast of des moines, a state of emergency declared. twisters flattening buildings. nearby, a flag collapsing in the winds. >> is it coming this way? >> reporter: structures demolished as residents raced to escape. >> we're trying to outrun it. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: other cars didn't fare as well. piled up in a parking lot as power lines fell. with the area under tornado warnings, police going door to door, checking on residents. >> so that's my parents' house down there. and this thing just ripped, ripped through this street. oh, my god. >> reporter: the national weather service also reporting vehicles missing. gas and power lines down. the severe weather stretches from iowa to arkansas, with kansas city, st. louis, and little rock among the cities in the risk area, threatening some 13 million people. jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> big news tonight about one of the nation's biggest banks. "the wall street journal" is reporting that wells fargo is refunding tens of millions of dollars t

iowa. after tornados you can see there ripped through homes and weathe four hours ago slams communities 40 miles northeast of des moines. multiple injuries and several buildings damaged. all tornado warnings have expired. of course we'll continue to monitor the situation on air and online. >> the destruction that that one of the tornados can cause is so severe and happens so quickly. >> the tornado at the video it's probably an ef 3. maybe larger. you can see how the wind was whipping it up. i have a look at the thunderstorm activity in the midwest. if you have family or friends in that zone. we know it's been kind of going viral. at least the video from that. it's been so destructive today. so right now the tornado warning have expired. but adams and brown pike county. here in illinois are under a severe thunderstorm warning. as this heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and hail is approaching springfield. over one inch hail size coming from the thunderstorms. that's at least quarter size hail and even reports as large as ping-pong size. from the thunderstorm activity. this exact thunderstorm has been going for

northeast. >>, derrick wahank you. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news out of the midwest. families and businesses in iowabe trying to clean upfthat they can a line of storms ripped through the state yesterday. >> it produced 32 tornadoes in day. you can see some of the damage left behind on your screen. the weather system left multiple people injured and flattened buildings in three cities. looks like cars are in trees. >>> now, to breaking news in those storms, officials in branson, missouri, s 11 people are confirmed dead after their tour boat sank. >> chris lawrence is at the livs desk for . >> i want to show you the vidam thate in the past half hour. it shows the duck boats trying to get to shore during a severe thunderstorm. the waves were resting up to six feet high, which is unheard on a small lake like this. some of the families on summero vaca looking forward to a great memory on the water. >> crew, i need a rope on the bow. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, no. >> there was nothing they could do. officials say more than 30 people wer onboard the duck boat and five of them are still missing. divers areo go

iowa yesterday injuring 17 and flate different cities. take a look at some of this video, the hardest hit was marshalltown about 50 miles northeast of des moineswere blown off of buildings and the only hospital in the area was damaged and all patients were transferred to larger hospitals. a 3-year-old boy was found dead after being left in a hot day caravan for four hours. the child was found unresponsive last night when his father showed up to take him home. authorities estimate that the temperature inside the van reached 113 degrees. daycare records show the child was marked as accounted for when the van returned from the trip. >> they were screaming and hollering, just screaming her head a kid was left on the bus. >> the driver and a chaperone were detained for questioning, the daycare has been cited woul >>> a new documentary about the wildfires is playing in santa rosa, urban inferno:the night santa rosa burned, premiered to a sold-out crowd. the 40 minute film tells the story through video from cell phones and police body cameras. it was followed by discussion of trauma that people have experienced due to the fire. >> some people went to

northeast. the weather service is warning temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees above normal. meanwhile, heavy rain and flash flooding devastated parts of the u.s. state iowan dam joins us with much more on this. derek? >> anna, actually, that floosh flood event in iowa is something that happened overnight. some of the images are first in to cnn. this is the system that's bringing heavy rainfall across the u.s. here's des moines. here's omaha. you can see the incessant rain over the past 12 hours or so. if we put on the observed rainfall totals across this region, this is called polk county where the flooding visuals came from a moment ago. we have had reports of stranded vehicles. there's no wonder because we've had six inches in the past 12 hours. some reports of eight inches in store for this area. very active weather pattern on top, amid a very excessive heat day across the eastern u.s. over 115 million americans expecting some sort of extreme heat. the fashion nal weather service has issued extreme heat warnings, advisories. some major metro poly tans, detroit, new york, philadelphia, all the way to the nation's capitol, very hot and humid day. it wil

des moines, iowa late this afternoon, three to four super cell storms produced a number of twisters, many buildings were damaged in downtown marshalltown, which is about 50 miles northeastumber of people that were taken to the hospital. authorities are still assessing the extent of the damage. but the national weather service says the town sustained catastrophic damage. these storms were intense. >> certainly were. well, the 12 boys rescued for a cave in thaan hospital and back home with their families. >>> abc news reporter mar see gonzalez explains what they're sharing about their nearly two-week-long ordeal. >> reporter: cheers and hugs as 11-year-old tie tan returned home. he reunited with his family, recounting some of his experience. in an exclusive interview, his father telling abc news about those tense final moments say, tie tan held onto his coach's back as he swam through. the last to be rescued, 13-year-old mark, says during those 18 difficult days stranded miles underground they tried to dig themselves out and saying he thought a lot about food. and so did 14-year-old abdul, his homecoming celebration filled with singing, dancing and a big bucket of kfc. bu

iowa. no fatalities but 17 people injured, flattened buildings, three cities were hit especially hard, east and northeastation of the hospital and 17 injured but no reports of fatalities but it was a very rough, rough late afternoon in that part of the world. stuart: and terrifying. ashley: sirens going. schlumberger is making money. higher oil prices lead to increased demand for oilfield services. it is up but not much, $.50. the brady bunch house. i made a mistake. it could be demolished. i implied they were looking for money so it is not demolished, that is not true. >> it is up -- a name called brady. the iconic house featured in the popular sitcom the brady bunch drawing a lot of interest, $1.9 million possible is the price tag, they are getting 500 calls and emails a day about it. the mcallisters who bought it in 1970 freely paid $61,000 for it. that his home appreciation value, 12,500 ft. , just iconic, feel like home. stuart: i can't remember what the house looked like in the tv series. >> two bedrooms, three bathrooms, split level home. stuart: i wonder if there is the same staircase. there we g