supply on piedmont away in pittsburgh started as a result of a nearby homeless encampment says steve hillntra costa county fire protection district. adds this is part of a growing trend some where. >>40% of these fires that we've been fighting this year. evans have >>the county has paid outreach workers and volunteers trying to help the homeless. reality is the county's homeless population is growing in fact. >>contra costa health services says the number of people living without a home has increased 43% in the past 2 years and less than 30% of them are sheltered this concerns steve hill because he says are vegetation right now is vulnerable to fires this year the big difference is that we've got a lot more fuel on the ground a lot more vegetation dried grass out. >>their reputation and that's because of winter rains we had well into the spring which means we should also expect an extended fire season we're going to experience red flag conditions we've been on the costs, a red flag now for several weeks and with independence day about a week away a reminder all fireworks are illegal in th

steve hill with contra costa fire says homeless encampments are often where grassfires start this time of year. >> this highlights a particular problem for us this time of year with the high fire dangers we're experiencing now and will through the fall certainly. a lot of our fires -- i don't have the exact number -- but a lot of our fireend up heless encampments. >> reporter: elite roofing supply said it suffered very little damage to its inventory, that it was mostly plastic piping belonging to baker tanks that burned. so far there's no dollar estimate on the amount of damage. we have some good news to pass along. that firefighter who suffered smoke inhalation has been released from the hospital. is he reported in good condition. >> monte francis in pittsburg tonight, thank you. >>> in oakland a 7-year-old boy who was playing at a homeless encampment was shot in the hand this morning. police say that boy lives in a motor home at union point park right off embarcadero. the boy was playing outside with another child when he was shot in the hand. no one else was injured. police are stil

it's definitely an evolving fire season, steve hill with the fire protection district says the next few months could potentially be historically destructive add to that contra costa health services says the county's homeless population has increased 43% in the past 2 years and just this past sunday a grass fire at elite roofing supply on piedmont way in pittsburgh started at a homeless encampment nearby hills says so far this year of the fires as crews have battled. >>some 40% of them have either started at or near homeless encampments there are a number of. >>specifically focused on addressing the homeless challenges and we're reaching out to all players across the county to ensure that we're doing our part to help to mitigate. >>pill is especially concerned because he says unlike in the past when the big fires happened along ridgelines and in the hills, the fires crews are battling these days are mostly in the flatlands where the homeless live and health services says double the amount of homeless don't you shelters compared to the number of who do we seem dramatic changes in intensit

it's definitely an evolving fire season, steve hill with the fire protection district says the next few months could potentially be historically destructive add to that contra costa health services says the county's homeless population has increased 43% in the past 2 years and just this past sunday, a grass fire at elite roofing supply on piedmont way in pittsburgh started at a homeless encampment nearby hills says so far this year of the fires as crews have battled some 40% of them have either started that or near homeless encampments there are a number of. >>programs specifically focused on addressing the homeless challenges and we're reaching out to all players across the county to ensure that we're doing our part to help them innovate this particular virus that percent fuel is especially concerned because he says unlike in the past when the big fires happen along ridgelines and in the hills, the fires crews are battling these days are mostly in the flatlands where the homeless lives. >>and health services says double the amount of homeless don't you shelters compared to the number o

. >> reporter: we have new information i want to bring in steve hill be public information officer. you were telling me that you did a closer assessment and a couple of details we want to get right and we thought this was a lumber company but you say otherwise. >> it is the sleep roofing supply sensing storage yard so the intense dark smoke we saw was a result of not lumber burning that roofing supplies. >> reporter: secondly in terms of the origin of the fire we believe were you guys believe in full is earlier it started inside the yard and use it was on the other side of the fence. >> we responded to a fire in the supply yard and our investigators through the the entire fire have gotten inside and they have determined that the fire started outside the property in a homeless encampment to the north of the supply yard and burned into the supply yard. >> that is becoming an issue you had it almost encampment during fire season and it started the fire. >> we have riske fire department to conditions and the conditions are very dangerous and a lot of fires i would estimate that more tha

it was steve hill's analysis that brought it to my attention. so in my mind, though, what's absolutely critical is the information that when we did have the 284 days initial grant date before the election, 27.8% of the candidates who received public funds only got -- got less than 5% of the votes. i mean, that's like -- the people should not have run. so to me, you know, with not a good use of public dollars, now looking at after 2012, though, where it's 142 days, which is what it is currently, only 2.4% of the public campaign finance recipients had, you know, a voting record of less than 5%. in my mind, that is a better use of the public dollars. just as, you know, we talked about when the -- who qualifies for public finance program, you want them to meet a certain contribution criteria, certain number of san francisco supporters before they're considered legitimate candidates. also, in another section, you're pointing out that for incumbents who are running unopposed, we don't allocate -- we don't allow them to participate in public finance pr

the fire was contained around 40 minutes after crews arrived on scene steve hill from contra costa county fire protection district saying it was likely caused by a rundown car or someone during a cigarette out into the dry brush. something the has a lot of. >>we're having of these a brush grass fires, pretty early in the season. the season is a little different than seasons for students going by and they've been pretty rough last couple of years as everyone knows. this one is different because we have a much higher what we call fuel load there's a lot more vegetation out there that grew because of all those great rains we had in the winter real well into the spring. >>now luckily, no injuries have been reported as i mentioned, and this fire is still under investigation, the cause still unknown that was just likely what it was caused by as he had mentioned before now fire crews also want this to be a reminder for everyone that the summer months can be very detrimental and fires can easily happen so regardless of where you live and what train is around you make sure you have a to go and rea

steve hill with contra costa fire said homeless encampments are often where grassfires start this time of year. >> this highlights a particular problem for us this time of year with the high fire dangers we're experiencing now and will through the fall certainly. a lot of our fires -- i don't have the exact number -- but a lot of our fires end up starting in and around homeless encampments. >> reporter: elite roofing supplies said it suffered very little damage to its inventory, that it was mostly plastic piping belonging to baker tanks that burned. so far there's no dollar estimate on the amount of damage. we just got an update about 30 minutes ago and it's a good update. that firefighter who suffered smoke inhalation has been released from the hospital and is repoabout all the thick, black smoke we saw going up in the air? is there any concern tonight about air quality out there? >> reporter: well, i checked t considered moderate. that means if you're sensitive to poor quality, you should take precautions and possibly stay indoors. >> monte francis in pittsburg, thank you. >>> the ma

it's definitely an evolving fire season, steve hill with the fire protection district says the next fewcould potentially be historically destructive add to that contra costa health services says the county's homeless population has increased 43% in the past 2 years and just this past sunday, a grass fire at elite roofing supply on piedmont way in pittsburgh started at a homeless encampment nearby hills says so far this year of the fires as crews have battled some 40% of them have either started that or near homencamle eents there are a number of. >>programs specifically focused on addressing the homeless challenges and we're reaching out to all those players across the county to ensure that we're doing our part to help to mitigate. >>pill is especially concerned because he says unlike in the past when the big fires happened along ridgelines and in the hills, the fires crews are battling these days are mostly in the flatlands where the homeless lives and health services says double the amount of homeless don't you shelters compared to the number of who do we seem dramatic changes in inte

it's definitely an evolving fire season, steve hill with the fire protection district says the next fewd potentially be historically destructive add to that contra costa health services says the county's homeless population has increased 43% in thpast 2 years and just this past sunday, a grass fire at elite roofing supply on piedmont way in pittsburgh started at a homeless encampment nearby hills says so far this year of the fires as crews have battled some 40% of them have either started that or near homeless encampments there are a number of. >>programs specifically focused on addressing the homeless challenges and we're reaching out to all players across the county to ensure that we're doing our part to help them innovate this particular iris that percent fuel is especially concerned because he says unlike in the past when the big fires happen along ridgelines and in the hills, the fires crews are battling these days are mostly in the flatlands where the homeless lives. >>and health services says double the amount of homeless don't you shelters compared to the number of who do we see

it's definitely an evolving fire season, steve hill with the fire protection district says the next fewbe historically destructive add to that contra costa health services says the county's homeless population has increased 43% in the past 2 years and just this past sunday, a grass fire at elite roofing supply on piedmont way in pittsburgh started at a homeless encampment nearby hills says so far this year of the fires as crews have battled. >>some 40% of them have either started at or near homeless encampments there are a number of. >>programs specifically focused on addressing the homeless challenges and we're reaching out to all those players across the county to ensure that we're doing our part to help to mitigate. >>it's a pill is especially concerned because he says unlike in the past when the big fires happened along ridgelines and in the hills, the fires crews are battling these days are mostly in the flatlands where the homeless live and health services says double the amount of homeless don't you shelters compared to % the number of who do we seem dramatic changes in intensity

i spoke on the phone with steve hill with contra costa fire department district, he told me they had some issues getting some water here because there were no hydrants nearby. the cause is not known, but it is likely this could have been triggered by a malfunctioning vehicle, or by a cigarette. the crews are staying on scene for several hours, nobody was hurt, there was certainly a good reminder, we are in fire season, and this could have started from a malfunctioning vehicle or cigarette. so definitely be careful out there because we are surrounded by a lot of dry brush. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you. some new information in oakland about a police of education that is happening right now. early this morning, police rushed to jackson street near interstate 880, they found a person down on the ground, they determined the victim was hit by a blunt object. investigators questioned people living at a nearby homeless encampment, so far no arrests have been made. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> tonight, 10 more democratic presidential candidates will t

let's go to capitol hill and steve dennis. it was on this program where we were saying look at how joe biden has departed from other democrats by saying he will stick with that hyde amendment. not so much. : not every day a politician changes the core position on abortion overnight. that is what happened yesterday with joe biden. he held his position against federal funding for abortion except in the limited circumstances the hyde amendment -- ws, rate, insist, etc. rape, incest, etc. last night after getting a firestorm of criticism he changed his tune and put the blame on republicans, saying they're trying to outlaw abortion and times have changed. another thing is that the politics have changed inside his own party and he was facing criticism from abortion rights groups and other candidates saying this is the situation where we have to stand together for abortion rights and biden was going to -- he take a lot of flak on that if he did not change his tune. david: steven dennis reporting from capitol hill. let's turn back to

steve: congratulations. >> thank you. you make your home now in michigan. >> bloomfield hills, michigan. airlines as a pilot. but they were not accepting african-americans as applicants for flying at the time. that came later on for some other more fortunate individuals there. but, i had a backup plan and that was to go to school. i went to new york university and got my degree in mechanical engineering and worked my way up the corporate ladder. steve: and now you are an author at age 95. brand new book called soaring to glory. the custody key airmen's first hand account of world war ii? >> yes. steve: lieutenant colonel, it is such a pleasure. >> thank you. steve: thank you very much. >> you are welcome. steve: meanwhile still to come the fifa women's world cup kicks off today in france. we are celebrating with our own foosball world cup live on fox square. carley, ainsley and jillian face off next ♪ the heat is on ♪ on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com ♪ an

scott: one final question, both the gop leaders kevin mccarthy and steve scalise backed a pay raise for lawmakers on capitol hill. what is your position on the pay raise for lawmakers? rep. rogers: i think they are appropriate for all federal employees, and members of congress are federal employees. i have always believed the law that says every time a federal employee gets a pay raise, members of congress will too, and i think we should go back to that practice. susan: thank you very much for being our guest this week. rep. rogers: glad to be with you. susan: anna, you referenced in your question your reporting from the border. we started taping once a month to different border sectors. what are you seeing that the public does not know or members of congress might not know if the debate needs to happen? anna: i have seen border patrol agents coming up to me and speaking to me when they should not, but saying, our hands are tied, and we are doing all sorts of jobs, and it is the sector management working with headquarters in d.c., and agents are saying not enough is being done. not enough white tents are going u

charles: joining the conversation jackie, steve forbes and columnist for the hill liz peek. n, we got bipartisan action in washington on what everyone agrees it's a crisis, steve. >> it's a humanitarian crisis and everyone recognizing if nothing is done, you will have disaster at the border. it's in their interest to get something through, that's happening in central america is a disaster, governments can't keep violence down there mÉxico has border with guatemala that's porous and democrats are begin to go realize they've soaked the issue for all they can, time they can. charles: maybe not all democrats. that's true. by the way we've handled this, some of the things that have been said, description of what's going on down there, alexandria ocasio-cortez, is a despicable, what we are as americans, but even that's gaining some traction. >> you know, something had to be done and to steve's point it's high time to have collaboration on this issue, you can't be more hypocritical than railing on how we are treating the children across the border and not doing anything to help the

care of the house will leave you for the time being thank you let's bring in steve clemons he's the editor at large of the hill he's joining us live from washington d.c. thanks for being with us on al-jazeera so as kimberly was saying donald trump clearly in campaign mode right now and fact has been ever since he won his election the 1st time around but will he be offering any new in his message this time because in 2016 it was all about that wall with mexico and also repealing obamacare . but he's going to be pounding on immigration and he's going to be taking you know along the lines of the wall and immigration you know kind of perfecting the art of the pug nations nationalist president but i think this campaign is really about showing about him wanting to show that he was picked on purpose and that his presidency was in an accident and so if he is returned to office again not only americans will be sending a comment about the kind of leadership they want but the world is going to be getting a message and i think that's really really important to donald trump to demonstrate that he is a real break with the p

steve bannon from this monastery. it's an extraordinary historical monument. i mean it's on a hill top two hours outside of rome. istorical site, as you can imagine the towns folk are not thrilled about the idea that steve bannon is trying to build a right-wing populist university inside this monastery. >> you know, he's taken a lot of credit for spear heeding a nationalist movement in europe which would include examine war rooms, polling expertise. you challenged him on that including the help he claims to have given to the italian prime minister. i want to take a look at that clip. >> sounds like you haven't done anything. >> no, that's absolutely not true. if you go back and talk to individual parties. >> who should we talk to? >> salveniw say these guys are solid guys. >> we spoke to him. he said he barely knows you. >> well, i mean -- >> is that true? he's spoken to you twice? >> maybe three or four times. >> ouch. is there any tangible evidence of what steve bannon has done for the quote-unquote populist movement of europe? >> the short answer is no. steve bannon got an extraordinary amount of media attenti

steve: robert mueller not in a good mood. he does not want to go up to capitol hillth, the former fbi director, who knew it was virtually impossible to ignore or reject a subpoena from the house intel and judiciary committee, is he going to go up and is he going to sit in front of committees run by schiff and nadler and answer their questions. jedediah: going to get a lot of questions from republicans, a lot of questions from democrats. democratic questions probably going to involve why there was no obstruction charge which he obviously cannot answer. republican also probably have some questions about the origins of the investigation. the justification for the investigation, maybe even some of the questions about potentially investigating the investigators guess what? president trump is tweeting about this. he came in with just two words very powerful words. presidential harassment. sounds like he has had enough, brian. brian: absolutely. country right now on the brink with iran. the president is going to the g-20 to cut a major trade deal with behemoth called china.

hills. he couldn't understand how you could get those kind of cancers million curies. the first time steve and i met was 10 years ago. ofally, my estimate radiation matched steve's of the fatalities. i guess you can sort of see this, but the river is blue and from the northwest down to the southeast. either side of the river valley, he shows dramatically cancer incidents. why is that? on the day of the disaster, there was an inversion. very still air for the first couple days of the disaster. inthe radiation was trapped the river valley. look?where did the nrc on the first day, these little circles on the map are locations looked.e nrc and you'll see, they are nowhere where wing determined the cancer clusters were. where day, nowhere near the cancer clusters were. third day, again, nowhere near clusters were.r fourth day, same. nowhere near where the cancer clusters were. the areas where people had high incidents of cancer, we data.have any good how much was released? point. one other data and there's a book, a chapter in that hershey chocolate was aware of radioactive iodine in cow's milk

steve: they're indeed. talk about what is going on on capitol hill.d 2009. congress issued apologies for slavely. fast forward to today and particularly yesterday. house democrats are pushing hr 40. that would then create a commission to study the legacy of slavery and make proposals whether or not african-americans should be paid reparation. ainsley: um-huh. what you are going to hear right now is a little bit of that heated and emotional testimony yesterday in front of that committee. here is some congressman that are going to react. we also have burgess owens who was on that panel. the oakland aird and comey hughes you will find what he says very interesting. he is a democrat and writer. he is saying reparations would make him a i have. listen to the montage of all these sound bites. >> the stain of slavery was not just inked in blood shed but in the overt slavery policies that fueled racism disadvantaged african-americans for decades. >> it is important that we know our history and not punish people today for the sins of their predecessors in the

steve, but the breezes are down. >> yes they are down considerably in the hills so the red flag expired yesterday which is good news. but very hot and dry for the afternoon and inland areas expected to be warmer, around the base similar and along the coastline we may begin to fill a shift as we get into the late afternoon and early evening hours with the bigger cooldown tomorrow. now here's a look at sfo and san francisco starting out at 74. both either title broke a record yesterday and san francisco typically in the 60s, we will be back into the upper 80s to low 90s now santa rosa we have 57, oakland mild at 70 come upper 60s over areas of san jose and livermore, now looking at the 24 hour temperature change almost everybody up from yesterday, half moon bay by 11 and oakland by 12 and concord by 10 fairfield dropped off by 10 and in the south bay 100 warmer this morning in san jose and if you look outside your window you may have noticed the cloud cover providing a beautiful sunrise and we are with partly cloudy skies and into the afternoon it will be mostly clear and it is another spare the air day been we also

brennan al-jazeera central london steve clemons is the editor at large of u.s. political publication the hill he says it's highly inappropriate for president trying to weigh in on british politics. this relationship which used to be close joined at the hip and completely reliable is now a fake relationship where there's so much distrust and you can see it in the posture in the body language of theresa may the outgoing prime minister i think i think donald trump's comments about british domestic politics both about bracks it about the mayor of london and about boris johnson are completely inappropriate they are they they are he is meddling in british domestic politics in very inappropriate ways and i think a lot of people are trying to gloss over it and say it's really not that significant it is created a breach of trust between the united states in the united kingdom and i think it's it's embarrassing for this country but i think the implications are that he does not yet understand the significance of a nation meddling in the domestic political affairs of another it's ok to talk about views a

steve are back. >> that's good, we are back and i'm just looking at thesehe gily commute. and if it looks pretty nice with no major problems into morgan hill and getting up into the west valley, you can see most part things are doing well. there's a little bit of a slow point between sunnivale and santa clara because of road work in that area. this is a look at traffic in front of oracle arena and we're doing well in both directions. i think you're going to like what you see here at the toll plaza. it is light and visibility is good. >>> let's bring in my friend mr. steve paulson. >> thank you sir. >> yes, sir. >> we'll get right to it. yesterday was a warm up. there was a huge difference in temps from near 60 degrees to near 100 degrees if you were well inland. it was a classic sujer pattern for us. i remember a week ago everyone was in the hot pattern. there were lots in the 90s. concord, fairfield, livermore, gilroy from 90s to upper 80s. today it's in the 80s. temps will come down. the fog is there. i have to tweak that a little bit but it's really getting ramped up because of the system driving in the north. 50s and 60s on the temps t

. >> 25 years ago, steve made sandra bullock a super star and only "e.t." was invited for the ride. >>> "the hillsy ditch the script and double down on the drama. >> i didn't forget. i have a notebook. >>> pamela anderson and tommy lee's son join the crew. will his famous parents pop up? >>> sienna miller is a grieving mother in "american woman" out now. >> people respond to something, it's wonderful. i gave my heart soul to this. >> it's been three days since we last saw bridget. this is a mother's worst nightmare. >> it made sense to place somebody that strong, that floored thanks real. i just loved her. >>> next, halle barry hitting the red carpet for a powerful documentary for the first hospital ward for people with aids. >> when i got the phone call, i had a friend that dealt with aids in the late '80s. initially it touched me and i thought yes, let me see it. i want to see what it's about. about ten minutes into the movie, i was a puddle and it brought back all those emotions and memories. >> it's in theaters now. captain marvel karaoke. that is star brie larson. that song "crazy on you" is

hill. the department of justice tonight releasing a very lengthy legal opinion put out by the office of legal counsel and in this they are outlining a legal argument for why steve mnuchin is not under a legal obligation to turn over the president's tax returns. this relates back to the long and drawn out battle that's been waged on capitol hill over the last weeks and months between house democrats and the house ways and means committee and the treasury secretary. the democrats have requested six years of the president's personal and business tax returns. steve mnuchin has refused to hand them over in defiance of a congressional subpoena from that committee. in this legal opinion just released in the last few hours, it calls the moves unprecedented and saying the use of the committee's authority raises serious risk of abuse. that's a quote there. the returns might be made public by the committee and they argue congress cannot institutionally force the executive branch to disclose information. confidential information that they believe does not serve a legitimate legislative purpose which is one of the key arguments from democrats on the committee. wolf. >> how

hill area. traffic continues to look good for the on the el cam ino real. traffic is moving welinterstate. at the bay bridged and that's why out there early. 4:19. let's bring steve back in. >> you're welcome sir. >> we're getting to another record heat in june. take your pick. doesn't matter if it was santa rosa, sfo, napa even.name to monterey it's hot. this is highly unusual to see 70s in june for everybody on this panel. santa rosa, oakland, livermore, san jose, but not san francisco oakland. so the highest clouds are the reason for that. you can see those just going over us which is why the lows are way up there. and maybe because your ac never stopped overnight. like mine did. we do have the cloud cover keeping the lows up temperatures are really warm for this time of the morning here. 70s for many. a little puff of a west wind at sfo and oakland. that won't do it. but still temperatures. even berkley at 74 . a couple of 60s in the city out by ocean beach you can see vels by the presidio. unfortunately i think some inland it's going to take another day. there's some fog there. it's hard to see but there's a little bit of patchy fog there. very shallow that'

steve: joining us now is media reporter for the hill and wor talk show host joe concha. to hear that. steve: i enjoyed it greatly. for the most part, great britain inventing the the tabloid form of journalism that we see a lot here in the united states. how do you compare and contrast the coverage there and the coverage here in the united states? >> >> i compare and contrast it like jussie smollett in chicago, the chicago media had one story and our national media had a completely different story. i kind of feel the same way about the british press. they are on the ground. they know how london works. they know the people. they are portraying this thing a lot more positively as you just showed than the u.s. media is who is concentrating almost solely on these protests. these protests this year are probably about as athird as large as they were when president trump went there in july of 2018. but all we're seeing, basically, is this trump baby blimp which is getting more coverage than the oj bronco. i mean, i see this thing constantly. and we are not hearing anything about

steve helton is the next resolution. and jonah goldberg is a fellow at the american enterprise. they were holding back there on capitol hillown administration said they were surprised and dismayed when he unveiled these threats. mexico is playing very hard to get up a step back they will be meeting big meetings here in washington, tomorrow. they are aimed at coming to some kind of deal. the face and all this opposition, he would think the president would sink a away not to have these limitations. >> bret: this is the foreign minister in the president today. >> president trump: i think it's more likely that the tariffs go on and we will probably be more than likely to keep talking all the tariffs go on. >> what they are doing out of laugh just to get some agreement on the border issues. >> they can tell exactly what's going on. >> it does seem like mexico is moving, whether they move enough for the president. >> i think that most people looking at this, the president may support this, saying, great. you got congress sorting out, and when the president tries to break that by doing something creative, they want to break bk th

hill. >>> breaking news on next week's democratic debates. we know the podium placement. national political correspondent steve kornacki. some might say this isn't relevant but it's definitely relevant to people on the stage, where they stand and how they're going to look on tv. >> absolutely. this has been a question. two nights, ten candidates on stage per night. where are they all going to stand? where are they going to stand in relation to each other. so here it is. again, remember last week we had the drawing here that determined which candidates would go the first night, wednesday of next week, which candidates would go the thursday night, the second debate. now we know where they will be standing on the stage. let me take you through this. let's begin with the first night, the first podium. on the left side of the stage goes to bill de blasio, the new york city mayor. remember, he was one of the last candidates to even qualify for these debates. you needed to hit 3% -- 1% in three polls. he hit it. he gets that podium. next to de blasio will be congressman tim ryan from ohio. next to him, julian castro from texas

hill. we have more on what we can expect from his testimony just ahead. >> and here's a live look outside. nice and comfortable out there. steve will explain where we're headed. we're actually headed for a cooldown. we'll be right back. it's equality in my hand. it's not a boy thing, or a girl thing. it's everything. give your kids a sport with a level playing field for all. join net generation. >>> a server at a restaurant in chicago is 0 on leave after spitting in president trump. she was taken into custody though eric trump says he does not want to press charges. the restaurant said no customer should ever be spit upon but did not want to comment further. >>> today marks the first day on the job for white house press secretary steph knead grisham. and she now takes over as head of white house communications following the resignation of sarah sanders. grisham previously worked for the trump campaign and also worked on mitt romney's campaign in 2012. >>> ktvu's grif jenkins reports. >> i hope to expect this will be the only time i speak to you in this matter his testimony set for set for july 17th. >> mr. mueller is an honest

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. >> congressman steve cohen from tennessee, thanks for coming back on the show. >> nice to be back. >>> it's not just democrats on capitol hill, democrats on the campaign trail calling on the house to immediately start impeachment hearings. i want to play what senator kamala harris and former congressman beto o'rourke had to say here on msnbc. >> yet again, this president is putting his self-interest in front of the interest of our democracy. >> it may imply he's already receiving that kind of information. it sends the green light to the foreign powers that this president is willing to accept it without repercussions. >> joining me, juana summers, national political reporter from the associated press, and alexi mccann nan from axios. take this as a whole as we await speaker pelosi. you heard congressman steve cohen hesitate when asked, if this doesn't do it for nancy pelosi, what will? my question to you, what will? >> i think we're up to 152020 democratic candidates who have come out and said the president needs to be impeached, held accountable for these comments, inned a decision to the other things they have said require

hill last month tweeted out. she says turns out the redesign of the tubman 20 was well underway and yet steve mnuchin says it will into circulation. nice try, mr. secretary. we see right through you and we won't back down. what can congress do if anything? >> i think they can continue to pursue this in hearings. they've already had to pull teegts to get cabinet secretaries back before congress. i think rilit's going to be tou to push this one through. the administration has cleverly, in their own way, not cancelled the tubman bill, just said for all the maybe questionable reasons that it's going to be delayed past trump's tennier, whether that's two more years or six more. so it's going to be hard for congress, i think with everything they have on the plate to dig into something like this in term oz of the level of priority. harriet tubman, should be a no brainer that someone like her is honored. >> adam, i saw you shaking your head when he mentioned an obama-era decision and they wanted to undo that or roll that back. do you agree with that? >> i do. and i think it's worth mentioning that current occupant of the

steve, 200 bucks and a hold rating, he has been right on that stock thank very much. when we come back, trade tensions on capitol hills discord is growing among republicans over the president's planned tariffs on mexican imports. former general motors vice chairman bob lutz will join us next and plus $58,484, the one number you need to know today as the "jeopardy" phenom james holzhauer bows out you're here to buy a used car, truck, suv. that's smart. truecar can help. it's great for finding a new car, but you already knew that. it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. so no matter what you're looking for, there it is. this is how buying a used car should be. this is truecar. (upbeat music) ♪ >>> we have a major developing story out of capitol hill on this tuesday there are new reports this morning that republican lawmakers could look derail trump's tariffs on mexico. they are looking to potentially block them and maybe even take back control on trade to congress it is less than seven days until the united states will impose

hills. he didn't show up. >> he thought it was weird, so, steve went to sam's apartment, and had a key, so he let himself in.o the bedroom, and that's when i saw a body, a large amount of blood. i immediately called 911. >> costa mesa 911. >> there's a body in my son's apartment. >> there's a what? >> a body, a dead body. >> a dead body? >> you walk into his apartment and there's a dead woman there. >> correct. >> what's going through your mind? >> initial thought is, sam, what happened? what did you do? >> it looks like there was some sexual activity. she's dead. there's blood from her head. >> there's blood from her head? >> yeah, honey, i don't know what to tell you. >> do you know where your son is? >> no, i don't. i don't. >> the city of costa mesa typically, we get one or two homicides a year, so it was unusual. >> immediately as you walk in, i mean, you could tell it was a bachelor type apartment. it was a clean apartment. there was no signs that there may have been a struggle or, you know, maybe a fight that had gone on, or a party. >> there's a barbecue grill on the patio. there are empty beer bottl

hill they don't have very many friends on either side now. >> can i just interject and comment on that and moreso to steve's comment.ushing politics aside you talked about big companies and mouse traps what about within the echosystem, the fact that you're seeing amazon favoring its own products, you had spotify complain about apple because the app store is favor ing apple so isn't that something we should be talking about too what's going on internally and pushing us these massive companies? david: quick answer, dan. >> well obviously, that's one of the big issues is how they discriminate as far as apps or something that's not a political issue but definitely anti-trust issue. david: dan gainor thank you very much and we have very sad news to report on a friend of fox business the most influential columnist for our time, martin feldstein has died. he was chairman of the council of economic advisors the white house's chief economist from 1982-1984 of course under president reagan. he later served in an advisory position to president george w. bush, president barack obama, host of other president, senator s, congress

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hill last night tweeted about the "times" reporting. she says, "turns out the redesign of the tubman 20 was well under way and yet steve mnuchin says it willre it goes into circulation. nice try, mr. secretary. we see right through you and we won't back down." what can congress do if anything, david? >> look, i think congress can continue to pursue this in hearings. they've already had to pull teeth to get cabinet secretaries to come before congress or come back before congress. i think it's going to be tough to push this one through because the administration has i guess cleverly in their own way not canceled the tubman bill, just said for all these sort of maybe questionable reasons that it's going to be delayed past trump's tenure, whether that's two more years or six more years. and so you know, it's going to be hard for congress, i think with everything else they have on their plate to dig in on something like this just in terms of the level of priority. but it's a shame. harriet tubman, a bona fide american hero. it should be a no-brainer that someone like her is honored in this way. >> listen, david, adam i saw you nodding your head

hill but 680 looks goods to the venetia bridge. marin today is having a much better day than yesterday. it's getting a little slower but downtown san jose still looks good. steve, as i go to you, the two flights that just took off two flights one southwest, one american to phoenix. beautiful phoenix. >> beautiful lovely phoenix scottsdale area. there's also southwest getting ready to land. >> always good info. >>> no flight issues today. we don't have any fog to deal with. maybe tomorrow but not today. nice to hot and cooler and windy as fog returns tomorrow. nice on friday. looks like a much warmer saturday. i did not click on another image so you're just seeing a base map. that's what that is. >>> 55 santa rosa. lows are warmer by a good 4 degrees for some. 7 for santa rosa. they were 48 at this time yesterday. 55. if you thought it was hot yesterday in ukiah, fairfield, concord, gilroy you are right. still above average of fief degrees. oakland 80 above. not much change today. we're starting off mild to warm. any fog probably has a short shelf life th going to last. i mean, there's a few around there but most of these are south but not nearly as widespread

hill there's been slow traffic right there. and if you're driving on 880 and hayward it's a little slow heading south. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >> you just heard steve say some parts of the bay area are just now starting to cool off. especially along the coast. the record bay area heat put double demand on pg&e. and at the same time the heat was building up and pg&e's transformers and underground vaults causing equipment failures. that led to more than 30,000 customers losing power. the crews are on a few scattered power outages. >>> well the blistering heat caused more problems for bart. some of the tracks buckled in the triple digit heat and that forced bart to shut down some of the lines yesterday which caused delays thr the entire system. on bart trains passengers suffered that were in some cases hotter than they by far the wor. yesterday wasn't that bad. i don't know what it is abo today where it was just much hotter than yesterday. >> it's been really bad especially with the temperatures the way they've been. >> now bart is temporarily pausing some scheduled maintenance work so that it can focus on car maintenance and malfunctions from the cur

steve kornacki, in for chuck, starts right now. >>> if it's monday, more impeachment pressures, more hearings and more contempt threats. speaker pelosi and house democrats are back on capitol hill for the first time since mueller broke his silence. >>> plus, president trump's diplomatic visit starts with a lack of diplomacy as the president insults british politicians and the royal family. >>> and 2020 democrats take aim at their newest target and, no, it's not president trump. >>> if it's monday, it's "meet the press" daily. i'm steve kornacki in for chuck todd. president trump is feuding with london's mayor, mocking new york city's mayor, antagonizing the press, and whenever you think of the president's behavior on his state's visit to america's closest ally, there is no question this is not something we've seen from any of his modern predecessors from either party. we will dive into all that have in just a moment. while the press is overseas, we begin tonight with democrats laying the groundwork for impeachment here at home. this afternoon, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler announced a series of hearings on the nadler report with the first focusing on, quote, president t

steve moore from the heritage foundation, economist and who kn knows. the government is launching a crackdown on robo calls. i want to draw your attention to a development on capitol hillfirst responders that just wrapped up. these are the 9-11 first responders that had a meeting with mitch mcconnell. they're talking about that right now. >> police officer mat mccully, nypd, the fdny. there's ben from the 9-11 health watch. listen, we had a great meeting with mitch mcconnell. it was productive. mitch mcconnell made a commitment to the 9-11 community and my team leaders that will be passing the house in july and avote in november. we want it as soon as possible to get the senate majority leader's commitment means a lot. means that we'll work now together, republicans and democrats and the advocates to ensure that those affected at all three terror sites, all of those affected by the toxins and respiratory illnesses will get the help they deserve. these men and women, the children of lower manhattan are sick and dying and the families being left in financial ruins. this bill will offer that relief to thousands of men and women across our country because they came togethe

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steve: i think it was a year or two ago that jack doorsy the guy from twitter who said on capitol hilld to find people who are conservative out there. >> that's nonsense. so google operates worldwide and one of our-it's google. google has all the information about everybody. in fact, they gather it and they sell it. and so we know they have it. and we are going to find out exactly how they use it in the hiring process and then a court will decide later on several months down the rude whether there is enough information to certify the classes of gender discrimination, political discrimination and a racial discrimination at google. steve: they tried to have the case thrown out but the judge said no the cases goes on. harmeet dhillon thanks for coming on. >> thank you. steve: we have reached out to google, we have are not heard back from them yet. we are celebrating the women's world cup. soccer theme toys for the whole family. janice is even going to learn some skills ♪ clap along ♪ if you feel that happiness is the truth ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along ♪ if you know what happiness is t