donald trump explicitly use the issue of steel and the conditions of steel workers who've been laid off the last 2 jobs. and some talking point and now he. says and seems to have many people believe that he is leading the charge to bring steel back to the united states and to youngstown in order to bring still back to this area you have to have somebody that's willing to invest in building new blast furnace as new electric are cornices that melt steel down and put it in slab you'll never see 12021500 people working in a facility and a spill knowing. who's radio face showed you don't you can be anyone from good afternoon 3 o 7 as we get underway here today all right i think it takes courage to do what president trump is doing i think it takes courage as i said he is a presidents that doesn't us as a market place if you says as a nation not speculating on what's going to happen i'm looking at what's taking place right here and right now when it when it comes to trump and i'm looking at what's happening in this community you know what's that's that's where i'm at on it was what i want to s

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elizabeth: steele's own source, christopher steele's own source told the fbi, these are not my words. got the words that christopher steel is quoting me, the source from, i don't know where he got those words. now we have senate homeland security chair ron johnson subpoenaed fbi director christopher wray to provide all records related to the trump-russia probe and documents related to the transition. again and again, you see, was the obama administration purposefully misleading to give cover to the steele dossier to justify fiz can court wiretaps to spy on the trump campaign to do surveillance? >> by the same thing happened -- go ahead, take that. take it. i will follow up with a question. >> yeah. i was just going to get to jim comey. the buck has to stop somewhere, liz. you see everybody moving away from jim comey like the guy is toxic. you saw sally yates throw up under the proverbial bus last week. you have jim comey, those around him, maybe susan rice, joe biden, president obama, somebody has to know something. as people continue to sell each other out on this, distance from come

nippon steel -- sent demand crashing.ompany says it lost 42 billion yen or nearly $400 million. that't'the worstst result for tt quarter since the company was launched in its current form in october 2012. the steel maker is expecting even tougher times ahead, forecasting a net loss of 200 billion yen or nearly $1.9 billion for the half year through september. >>> softbank group has had to refile its taxes in japan after its first effort more than a year ago was short by about 40 billion yen or nearly $380 million. sources say softbank underreported its income for the fiscal year that ended march 2019. they say the group made miscalculations in foreign exchange losses and booked expenses in the wrong period. softbank told nhk it submitted the corrected filingg after beig told of the problem by the tokyo tax authorities. >>> the japanese government wants bullet trains to have more space for passengers with physical disabilities. the transport minister has suggested the trains on the busiest line connecting tokyo and osaka s

donald trump it's basically use the issue of steel and the conditions of steel workers those who've been laid off the last 2 jobs. and some talking point and now he. says and seems to have many people believe that he is leading the charge to bring steel back to the united states and to youngstown in order to bring steel back to this area you have to have somebody that's willing to invest in building new blast furnace as new electric are cornices that melts down and put it in slab you'll never see 12021500 people working in a facility and a spill knowing. use radio fi so if you don't you can be anyone for good afternoon 3 o 7 as we get underway here today all right i think it takes courage to do what president trump is doing i think it takes courage as i said he is a presidents the does of us as a market place he views this as a nation not speculating on what's going to happen i'm looking at what's taking place right here and right now when it when it comes to trying and i'm looking at what's happening in this community you know what's that's that's where. what i want to say about him is

senator, you heard the story of those steel workers. you know the fact.t is manufacturing has contracted sis president trump is in office. he could lose some of those base voters. but he could also gain a whole lot more. we talk about the stock market. but the stocks aren't just held by wealthy wall streeters. we've got millions of americans dependent on their 401(k)s, and president trump is looking them straight in the face every day and scaring them and saying that 401(k) you feel so good about, it will be gone if joe biden is the next president. how did democrats, how does joe biden win over those people so concerned about their 401(k)s who feel pretty good about them right now? >> well, i don't think they feel good about the economy, though, and the stock market -- most of america doesn't have stocks, as you know, even in 401(k)s. but i think heidi -- what you said earlier, to trump, the whole economy is all about the stock market. so he thinks it's a good economy. but listen to what heidi said in ecorse, michigan. the interview she -- the people she

steel. there? going on over >> since my remarks were being challenged by what they withhold it respect wwouldhold it respeca deliberate and systematic misleading of a federal court here. i don't think you can say anything more inflammatory than what the federal court itself did when they issued an amicable statement that i've ever seen nn the federal courts would allow the fisa courts say they'd had no -- >> everybody is to blame and nobody's to blame is the problem we have. we will take a five-minute break and let her respond. >> mr. chairman? >> yes. >> while we are waiting, i would like to make one point because i've been in the shoes of his aides as the attorney general of rhode island which is one of the three states of jurisdiction and office of attorney general and the statute that requires the attorney general personally to get wiretap authorization from the presiding justice and as a u.s. attorney f who led undercor investigations that involved wiretaps. i've done this a lot. i viewed my r

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woodward and bernstein we've always wanted to know exactly where steele got this information that was in his report that we now know about the new york times among others are reporting that the person who gave steele the information and here's the big headline today is a guy named igor dunn cenk oh he's a ukrainian born russian educated researcher who worked in the united states and travel to moscow to affect supposedly dig up the dirt pacheco describes himself as a russia your range of political and economic analyst genco was a on the payroll of mr steele's. best a geisha and firm in london he also worked at the brookings institute and he co-wrote with fiona hill a 2010 brookings paper on russia's energy ambitions here is r.t. host and veteran journalist ben swan with more. than chink oh that is name of the person who is really the primary source of the still dossier his washington based lawyer now admits that yes in fact he provided source data and analysis for that dossier already online sleuths had made the connection between then chain co in the still doubt so here's what we know

also between the state department and steele. is it normal for you to permit your deputies to facilitate contact between political parties and the fbi and the state department? is that routine behavior? as the inspector general found, i was freaked late unaware of orr's actions. sen. hawley: can you repeat that? miss yates: i wasn't allowing orr to do anything. i was completely unaware of orr's actions. we have no involvement from our side in any of the russia investigations. sen. hawley: i reach the conclusion that i seem to detect a pattern here. miss yates, she says she had no idea what her deputy was doing as he facilitate contact between opposition research and the fbi. she has no idea these materials she signed sled a fisa court. nobody appears to know anything, and yet somehow a federal court was deliberately misled so severely they now say they can't trust anything the fbi did. if this does not call for a cleaning of house at the doj and fbi, i don't know what is. bruce orr is still on the payroll. sen. graham: senator co

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also between the state department and steele. is it normal for you to permit your deputies to facilitate contact between political parties and the fbi and the state department? is that routine behavior? as the inspector general found, i was freaked late unaware of orr's actions. sen. hawley: can you repeat that? miss yates: i wasn't allowing orr to do anything. i was completely unaware of orr's actions. we have no involvement from our side in any of the russia investigations. sen. hawley: i reach the conclusion that i seem to detect a pattern here. miss yates, she says she had no idea what her deputy was doing as he facilitate contact between opposition research and the fbi. she has no idea these materials she signed sled a fisa court. nobody appears to know anything, and yet somehow a federal court was deliberately misled so severely they now say they can't trust anything the fbi did. if this does not call for a cleaning of house at the doj and fbi, i don't know what is. bruce orr is still on the payroll. sen. graham: senator co

it is nice to -- making steel.ice to talk about the newer furnaces, but it is also the smaller older furnaces that is a decisive factor. they are still burning a lot of oal and they need that from bhp. how long you think investors give a pass to that? joe: how long is everyone ok with the older mills? that is one of the ultimate questions everyone in the steel industry is debating. china is a great example where they talk about getting rid of old mills, whether steel mills or aluminum smelters, and then they go and build a more efficient one more environmentally friendly. the demand towards more environmentally friendly mills in the steel world is because human beings want their air to be cleaner. that is why we have seen such a huge shift in china. when does that change? we are seeing it happen right in this moment. we see governments, we see companies saying this is important and we have to ship. bhp gets that. we will continue to supply the coal needed for order integrated mills, they will continue to supply for

the state department and steel. how did this happen on your watch? is it normal for you to permit your deputies to facilitate contact between political parties and the fbi and the state department? is that routine behavior q >> the inspector general found, completely unaware of this action. >> i didn't hear that, can you repeat that? >> i wasn't allowing mister or to do anything as the inspector general found in the ig reports i was completely unaware of his actions and involvement for the first time in any of the russia investigations or carter page files. >> in conclusion i would say i detect a pattern here. miss yates testifies she has no idea what her deputy is doing and facilitates contact between a political party opposition research and the fbi, she has no idea these applications she signed materially in this letter federal court as ms. rosenstein said no idea, nobody appears to know anything in this government and yet somehow a federal court was deliberately and systematically misled so severely that they sa

isn't it a fact that the steele dossier is junk? ms. yates: there is certainly evidence now that calls into question the reliability of portions of the steele dossier. sen. kennedy: did you check to see if it was junk before you signed off on the phis applications --fisa applications? upon the fbi rely to be the factfinders. sen. kennedy: so you did not independently check. ms. yates: no, i did not independently fact-check and i am not sure how i would go about doing that. sen. kennedy: let me make sure i understand. you signed off on two of the applications. you are asking for permission to closelled somebody who is to a candidacy for the president of the united states in one instance, and in the second instance actually was the president of the united states. you took no independent steps to see if the steele dossier was accurate? is that your testimony? ms. yates: i am not following your question when you talk about -- sen. kennedy: let me try to be clearer. the steele dossier was critical to at least several of the fisa applications

, the so-called steele dossier. that counterintelligence investigation, cross fire hurricane, eventually became the mueller investigation. and former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein recently confirmed to this committee that the steele dossier had nothing to do with the mueller investigation either. mueller's investigation detailed sweeping and systematic russian interference in the 2016 election. the special counsel determined that the russian government, quote, perceived it would benefit from a trump presidency and worked to secure that outcome, end quote. the mueller investigation uncovered more than 120 contacts between the trump campaign and individuals linked to russia, revealing that the trump campaign knew about, welcomed, and expected it would benefit electorally from russia's interference. the investigation also established that individuals associated with the trump campaign repeatedly lied to congress, the special counsel and the american people to conceal their contacts with russia. we also disagre

you were the chairman that, like it or not viewers, michael steele successfully ushered in republicanof the house from democrats in 2010. but i would argue, steele, the republican party you worked for as chairman is not the republican party that's there now, is it? >> yeah, i think that's exactly right. it is not. to stuart's point, there have always been for quite some time threads, however, that have been woven into the fabric of the party, that, you know, while we have promoted and pushed policies as we did back in the '50s and '60s around civil rights, as we did under eisenhower and then of course under reagan in the 1980s about, you know, a broader relationship with the global community and, you know, peace, truth, strength, all those things and some of the domestic policies, there was always this thread that was also a part of the narrative. and we -- and that thread came from those moments from the goldwater period, nixon and his deal that we cut with white segregationists in order to win the presidency in 1968. we know it now as the southern strategy which is one of the reason

. >>> a lawsuit is pitting the upland a's against the longtime steel company that's located right next door to the a's propose waterfront ballpark on the estuary. ktvu andre senior tells us some city environmental lawsuit is part of a larger strategy. >> reporter: the oakland a's suing the state agency over how it regulates what would be a neighbor at the team's plant future home at the port of terminal. >> we filed a lawsuit in relation to their lack of enforcement of the environmental laws on schnitzer steel. >> the it is lawsuit claims schnitzer steel produces roughly 200,000 tons of metal residue, and that the dts he has exempted the company from having to comply with laws managing hazardous waste. >> we see these black plumes of's moat and things of that nature, we had to close our office and shelter in place. >> critic clarence thomas fighting for the team to redevelop its current east oakland site says this move only confirms the team is trying to snuff out the park and at high-paying jobs for valuable waterfront property. >> we can't get away from the reality, that this particu

it's known as steel town usa. most is gone.s progressive liberal cities in western pittsburgh, pa. an industrial city and grueling technology hub. it's america's most livable city. one sacred and the most affordable city and the worst city in america for black people. wait, what? what in the name of pittsburgh's mr. rogers is going on? the paradox of seven times higher injured mortality rate of black babies over white babies or a safe and livable city versus the daily attack on white people at a synagogue. means that in pittsburgh, like america, the history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate relatitys. you know existing black in pittsburgh is like starving to death in a supermarket aisle. i didn't come up with that. a pittsburgher and native did. did you ever hear of a pittsburgh steeler getting arrest arrested? >> yeah, it happens here. >> that's funny. >> david young is a writer and a co-founder of one of my favorite websites. he was born and raised here. most importantly, he stayed her here.

components are being removed from the steel motor body of the rocket.is the base plate and grid. the offset orifices give the spin stabilizing feature. removing the propellant, the rocket fuel consists of one short and seven long sticks of dark brown powder. each stick has a single longitudinal perforation. unscrewing the motor body from the warhead. the rockets aerial burst fuse is, in effect, a powder delayed train allowing the projectile to travel 2000 and 3000 yards before detonation of the main charge, which is housed in this warhead motor adapter. the warhead body is a one-piece steel cylinder with welded nose and contains a metal canister filled with 62 metal encased in incendiary pellets. a small burster tube testing one of the sticks of repellent by igniting the smokeless powder. demonstrating the assembly of the incendiary canister. a label contained in the rocket motor of a captured projectile refers to the incendiary powder as special compounds. the pellets are easily ignited. rockets are testfired by the 95th ordinance disposal squad using

the steel business for the full year, that would be one billion euro they need to p find a partner. that seems to be quite a tough challenging task clearly we know that merger didn't go through because of patent law they seem to be not too much interested increasing pressure on the management to find a improvement on the steel business. it is a huge drag on the earnings if you go through the other areas, it is not looking great but not a huge cat -- cat astro if i they are seeing a huge pick up as well. seeing stabilization in the fourth quarter of their fiscal year but not for the steel business but that seems to be deteriorating going into the fourth quarter they don't see any trend of stabilization here demand is low and competition is strong from china. back to you. >> thank you for the detail there. tui saw revenues wiped out after holiday bookings ground to a halt the company will not offer four-year forecast after seeing demand had returned since mid-june washington has announced it will hold off on eu hikes and unchanged about 15%. saying it acknowledged the long-running dis

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michael steele, what did you think of the punches landed? >> well, so the punches were in some cases pretty good. they had some definition on joe tonight. be that's just -- i think more the combination as opposed to any one singular punch. so yeah, i think in that regard, the joe biden campaign probably has to come back and respond to some of that tomorrow. but overall, i still think this thing missed the mark simply because elections are about expansion, conventions are a way to create the backdrop for that. don't get me started on the white house as a backdrop. but the whole idea is to create the kind of momentum coming off the presidential -- the president's moment, the nominee's moment that carries you. i don't think it carries him as far as some may be saying, as you alluded in the intro. even fox was kind of like yeah, it was good speech, you know. >> michael, fox is not feeling it. we even have a little bit of that. >> yeah. >> i want to bring in liz on the fear, because that was a big theme. but donald trump is the incumbent. so this

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company's steel mills during world warar ii. butt the japanese government sas any right to claims was settled completely and finally in 1965 when japan and south korea normalized ties. tokyo has been urging seoul to rectify what it calls a situation in which international law is being violated. at the plaintiffs' request, a south korean court in june posted online documents ordering the seizure of nippon steel's assets in south korea. the court regards the documents received after two months. nippon steel says they will immediately appeal the assets seizure procedures. south korean media report it will likely take at least several months to appraise and sell off the assets. japanese officials say they will closely watch the moves by the south korean side while considering possible countermeasures or damage claims. >>> nhk has conducted a survey in japan and the united states on attitudes toward nuclear weapons. it comes ahead of the 75th anniversary off the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. around 2,000 people answered

(upbeat music) alix: live from new york, i am asked steel. guy johnson -- i am alix steel.nson is off today. european stocks losing battle steam, down .1%. the dax off, the cac 40 holding onto their gains. ,he downside in health care down almost 2% in european stocks. wantedr asset classes, i to highlight what is happening in the bond market. solid buying coming in. italian yields down five basis points. german yields down three basis points. in the u.s. we did touch a new closing low for the 10 year. all that money flowing into the bond market. volume light? who is to say. we get a lot of economic data and the u.s. on friday. i want to point out the swissie. it is the safe haven of choice. fuwant to bring in scarlet to talk about the sectors and individual movers. kind of an earnings stop in europe. scarlet: earnings coming in fast and furious or thick and fast as the british might say -- i hope i do not offend guy with my that accents. today's leading dinners debt -- today's leading gainers -- autos and travel,p, banks leisure, each up 3% in august. ult's cea said he will

my first job, the very first job i was given was blowing up steel tubes, exploding steel tubes. i was given a steel to this big, a couple steal to this big, a couple of inches in diameter. i will use some primer cord, which is an army explosive, it looked like rope. the army uses it all the time to blow up bridges. things of that sort. my, wrap around the outside of the steel, some gauges, what they call strained gauges which would measure the distortion of the of the steel container when i blew up something inside the container. it would measure the strain. so, my job was to measure strains of exploding tools. why was i doing? i still had no idea. i did that for a few months. >> a few months of just blowing up tubes? ben: yeah. i was at a different mesa. we were at a different mesa. i stayed in the same place. so, i kept moving. so, i go to another mesa. i'd be blowing up these tubes. i show them to my supervisor, a physicist, a real professor. my first real professor outside of city college. he would analyze these explosions, the distortions of the explosions and he would tell