christine: this is thom. thom: hello. lemonis: hi, thom. i'm marcus.m: marcus, nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. how long have you been in business? thom: i bought it in 1995. in fact, when i bought it, it was three people, and there's almost 50 people here now. my son is our sales manager. lemonis: how long has your son been in the business? thom: six years now. lemonis: how's that working? thom: well, the -- one of the things that we did was, when we started this, we said he doesn't report to me because there's always family dynamics that come into play. lemonis: you guys talk about business? thom: no. he doesn't report to me. we have a better balanced communication. lemonis: uh-huh. can i get a tour... thom: absolutely lemonis: ...see inside? thom: why don't we start off over here on the welding side? ♪ lemonis: what gets manufactured in this building? thom: all of the ramps, right from zero to finished product. this is what we call a portable access ramp. lemonis: how do people find your business? thom: the web. probably 80% of our custo

thom. >> that's right, terry. more than 40 county departments represented at the job fair at thommunity center in alameda. state labor statistics show the unemployment rate for transgender californian is twice the state average. and one quarter of all of those workers make below national poverty level wages. santa clara county supervisors decided to have this fair, to highlight the need for equality in the workforce and the job market. >> i think it's critical that the county leads by example. we're the third largest employer behind apple and good will. 20,000 employees and county and a community can only be as strong as the social and political and economic fabric, and who is includes. we are stronger when we include a broader swath of community. >> every office from santa clara county was represented from the public defenders office to 5:30 department, parks and rec you ellen erik says she hopes other private businesses and from alameda and across the silicon valley will step up and consider hiring more transgen

"today in the bay's" thom jensen has a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: one island of gas pumps remains closed at the shell station on the corner of newark boulevard and jarvis avenue after several drivers say they filled up and broke down, in some cases just minutes after leaving the station. >> i'm sitting at the red light, the car just starts chugging and it was just, it was unusual. it was unusual. and the light turned green and as i put my foot on the gas, the engine just, i got a little bit of acceleration and the engine just went. >> reporter: robert mokrey was confronted by other drivers who also pumped regular unleaded gas at the shell station and then experienced complete engine failure. >> got out of the car and one of the guys comes up to me and goes "did you just get gas across the street?" "yeah." >> reporter: the drivers shared notes, pictures and videos and started a facebook group. mokrey said the fuel he pulled out of his tank would not light. the owner pledged to do the right thing and pay their mechanic bills. >> you can appreciate from the peopl

nbc bay area thom jensen is in castro valley where everyone is safe but two families are out of a home. >> reporter: yes, good afternoon, five people total displaced right now with neighbors or other family members. when a neighbor first heard an explosion and then saw the fire ablaze it was blazing in the garage here on keith avenue. you can see the damage to the garage there. and it actually spread to the house next door. one of the firefighters or some of the fabs living around the corner jurpd into quick action. two of them are current off-duty police officers. and another a retired fire captain. and one of them posted this video on social media at least alameda county fewer did after they got it after the fire was reported about 9:30 last night. and he and the other neighbors heroes were out making their way into the home and using a planter -- they use to do crash through the window and got in where they rescued a man and woman asleep inside. while that was happening, that other neighbor i talked about crass the street was already investigating after hearing that explosion. and c

. >> thom: i think a lot of people, we've got to look at what the election unfolds next year. if you remember and that '80s everybody counted out president reagan and his numbers 15, 20 points behind his opponent and it became a landslide. i think the president runs on his record. he runs on fighting china's unpaired trade practices and good economic numbers and he gets reelected. >> shannon: from the national journal today the headline why trump isn't likely to win a second term, democrats can lower all they want but a decisive defeat. josh said the weakest political shape of any president since george h.w. bush and to fight the economy, trumps clearest passive victory realizes democrats making a series of self the destructive decisions but to nominate a weak challenger they have a credible chance of unseating trump. >> thom: i don't buy it. that is pretty election-year rhetoric. i think the president runs on a strong record. i believe the american people like somebody who is fighting for farmers in iowa, farmers in north carolina and feel good about what the president is doi

senator thom tillis, republican from north carolina. still ahead, the stock of the hour.ryptocurrency is boosting facebook and pulling companies like money gram higher as well. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you're watching "balance of power." facebook is once again our stock of the hour, rising for a fourth day as the network officially announces its digital currency. emma chandra is here with more on the second day in a row. emma: we are squeezing as much as we can out of this announcement. they are announcing libre, a stable point linked to government backed currency to avoid large fluctuation. what is interesting is that it has the backing of traditional payment companies like visa, mastercard, and paypal who are all down on the day. they want to see how the product is being developed, despite the fact that it could become a competitor. in terms of the profit streams of facebook, it is unclear how that will be at the moment. analysts positive on the news. they see as a way to diversify away from at revenues. mark of rbc saying it is a watershed moment

joining me exclusively straight ahead here on "sunday morning futures" gop senator thom tillis on presidentrump using america 's influence with tariffs , to get new commitments from mexico to have addressed the crisis at the southern border, plus, how is china viewing the president's negotiating tactics as washington and beijing brain the ice on the trade showdown for the first time since talks broke down. we will also hear from house lawmakers this morning from both sides of the political aisle about this representative and co -chair of the house democratic policy and communications committee, and republican representative mark meadows of north carolina will break news this morning on investigating the investigators when it comes to the origins of the russia probe. will we see accountability for those who push the false collusion narrative? plus, foreign policy advisor to the trump campaign carter page is with me this morning on the edits and omisions in the mueller report raising eyebrows here as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." maria: and president trump announcing on twitter o

anahita thoms from baker mckenzie.ories making the news... the world trade organization says a spike in trade restrictions by major nations is threatening to hold back the global economy. it comes before a g20 meeting in japan later this week. those top 20 most advanced economies imposed nearly two dozen new trade barriers in the six months to may. that's the second highest figure since recording started in 2012. the american parcel firm fedex is suing the us government, saying it should not be held liable if it inadvertently violates bans placed on some chinese companies. the courrier irritated beijing over how it handled parcels related to the telecoms giant huawei, which is a banned firm. fedex‘s share price dropped over 2.5% over fears it would be blacklisted in china. britain's institute for fiscal studies says that borisjohnson's tax plans would cost billions and mainly benefit the most well off. the independent think tank has been looking at the plans of the frontrunner to be the uk's next prime minister. his ri

thom disch has a bad habit of letting problems fester.not challenging people. lemonis: now his marketing is a mess. there's fragmentation all over in the branding. you need brand consistency. his production process is filled with inefficiencies.

thom jensen, "today in the bay". >>> thank you, thom. good work by firefighters. >>> they are calling it a milestone. damian trujillo joins us. >> reporter: they were running phase one. now it's on bart putting the finishing touches on that extension. let me show you what this means. right now the bart in fremont. the new 10-mile extension will have a station in milpitas and another at berryessa in san jose. this does not happen overnight. we have been talking about this since 1984 when the early studies took place. since then, this has been vta's project. bart now has control of phase one of this extension. it means now the agency can integrate the project with its main system. bart will now conduct test runs and perform their own safety checks. and perhaps most importantly for riders, bart will set the fares. it will now take you one hour to get to san francisco from the milpitas station. you can add five minutes when you take off from berryessa. then comes phase two. that will take bart through downtown san jose, santa clara. phase tw

. >> thom jensen with the latest on k.d.'s injury and the reaction from the team. >> especially feeling it for kevin durant. >> he wanted to be there. >> he definitely went back. a lot of questions about whether or not he should have returned already from that calf injury. but he's a competitor. he had to get back from game 5. he pivots on that calf injury. almost immediately goes down and reaches for the achilles tendon. toronto fans actually began cheering the injury before the raptors players motioned to stop, showing good sportsmanship for their opponent. steph curry reminding fans on both sides, the trophies are great. but being compassionate about your fellow human, shows true greatness. >> everybody gets so wrapped up in chasing championships and the greatness that you see on the floor. but life is more important in terms of, you know, carrying about an individual and what they're going through on a daily basis. >> he gave us what he had. he went out and sacrificed his body. and we know how it turned out. >> again, no

we're live in san jose, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> 6:03. and we're still waiting to hear from police hoping to identify the five people killed inside a south san jose home yesterday. one man and three women were killed before the suspect took his own life. no word yet on a motive. >>> an east bay man supporting hitler is expected in court. a judge should decide if there is enough evidence to send the 23-year-old ross farca to trial. investigators call him a nazi sympathizer and say that he built a homemade assault rifle and posted online threats to use it for some kind of terror attack against jews. someone noticed the threats on a gaming website and tipped off police. >>> happening today, the future of a decades old school mural may hang in balance. this is with a hearing in san francisco. the mural sits in the lobby of george washington high school and depicts his life and dates to the 19 nirts. but some people find some of the history offensive. it includes dead native americans and images of washington slaves. others say that it is an i

t thom, what can you tell us about what happened? >> reporter: and i can tell you that this neighborhood was lit up with gunfire overnight. you can see remnants of what went down on this car with the bullet hole through the windshield and glass dust still spread across the dashboard inside the car and out on the hood. now, we did have a photographer on the scene last night at about 10:30. and they were able to get video of two men being detained by police handcuffed and walked away. we hide their identity because we do not know for sure if they were involved in this, if they were just detained for questioning. the santa clara county sheriff's department has not responded to our requests about what went down here, but we know that one man was reportedly shot in the driveway across the street from this car. and there are shell casings, at least this were were, across th neighborhood. and we got video of this bullet hole through this car window. and we were told other cars were hit in the neighborhood. although as i said, we have not he

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> not guilty is the plea from the self-proclaimed nazi sympathizer from concord. he threatened to commit a mass shooting in a synagogue in an online chat room. they fountain illegally assembled semi automatic assault rifle and high capacity magazines at his home he made threats, possessed an assaultn assault we7 on. he will be back in court later this month. >> employee safety at the wag hotel in santa clara. five employees have been treated for serious dog bites in a span of three days. you are looking at an injury from one attack. you can see the arm and the blood. it's a story we first broke on friday and we learn the state agency is investigating. marian favreau joins us with this developing story. marianne? >> raj, cal osha were notified that several employees were injury and they are looking into whether wag hotel violated workplace safety regulations. >> another coworker -- >> sandra went to work saturday and left with this. a deep dog bide requiring stitches. her injuries were so severe she went to the hospital. she said she was injured while help

but thom jensen is reaching out to deputies to more information and he'll have a live update in our 5:00 hour. >>> more safety concerns for b.a.r.t. after a new report showing crime has doubled over the last few years. >> today in the bay's pizet petd dough suratos is live for us. >> reporter: yeah, this report from the grand jury shows a dramatic rise in incidents in b.a.r.t. over the past five years. some folks are connecting to the fare problem that we've seen station wide. let's get into the numbers. robberies between 2014 to 2019 are up by 128% when you look at this report. and aggravated assaults are up by 83%. the two combined jumping nearly 16% between 2017 and to 2018. b.a.r.t. officials blame it on fare evasion which is significantly higher than expected. the report showing that 15% of riders don't pay fares. b.a.r.t. police saying a lot of the crimes are carried out by folks sneaking on to the trains. the report also says that b.a.r.t. could marginalize itself with all the other transportation available, so folks here in the bay area, but also went on to recommend that b.a.

live in san jose, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> now amid the threats on capitol hill, speaker nancy pelosi predicted the house will pass a supplemental border funding this afternoon and it will provide $4.5 billion in funding to help the humanitarian crisis on the southern border. >> it is for the children, the children, the children. it is about lifting them up in a way that takes them beyond what we do today. >> the legislation would increase protection and health services for migrant children and impose stricter rules for temporary shelters. this is after hundreds of migrant children who had been kept in a filthy texas detention center have finally been moved. >>> also just in, stephanie grisham is the new white house press secretary. melania trump tweeting out the news. she is the communication director. she'll replace sarah sanders leaving at the end of the month. she'll be the third press secretary in three and a half years. >> the ghost ship warehouse fire, where the wife is expected to take the witness stand. micah did interviews shortly after the deadly fire in 2016. the tw

thom: you worked hard, and you put a lot of effort into this. you really stepped up. eva: it's a team. everyone brings something to the table. lemonis: okay. i'll see you guys back at the office. thom: hey. thank you. ♪ you guys do a lot of fishing. -justin: as much as we can. -ray: yep. [ laughs ] lemonis: at a sports-apparel business in illinois, the product is top-notch. -justin: sun protection. -ray: completely custom shirt. lemonis: but something's fishy. why am i here? -katie: well, you're here because the business is out of money. lemonis: the facility is quite literally a sweat shop. katie: it gets really hot in here. -lemonis: no ac in here. -katie: no ac. lemonis: the employees are up in arms. marci: i actually have a video of a friday afternoon i think you would probably find pretty interesting. lemonis: and one of the owners has a troubling side gig. ray: i'm going to say what every other man wants to say that doesn't have the balls do to it. lemonis: if i can't get them to make some radical changes to their culture... i am a big believer that you are who

woman who they say burglarized a business and led police on a chase in an rv officers arrested jessica thom ski early yesterday morning police say they first responded to a burglary in progress on galaxy way and saw 2 vehicles driving away from the scene police chased both n stop those pursuits for safety reasons officers later found the rv and arrested tom ski in the rv police say they found stolen property from several different businesses in san mateo burglars used a stolen car to smash the front doors of a walgreens and steal the atm in there. the store on east 3rd street was hit shortly before 4 yesterday morning. officers found the car an atm nearby. no arrests have been made and police have not released any suspect in full. >>desperate to solve the farmers and ranchers in contra costa county. they're tapping into state funds to rid their properties of illegal dumping it's a mess scott forcefully to go reports out from the east bay where a big cleanup is coming. >>extreme yet not uncommon example of the overtly illegal blight found on rural contra costa county roads and abandoned rv t

. >> i'm dave thom. the owner of 510 brands. we have it on shirts, on hoodies, on has the. bags, on pretty much everything we make is either oakland for 510. >> we're in oakland right now at this tattoo shop, five and dime toot named after the 510. the artists in here all have 510 tattoos on them, nickles and dimes. do you remember a tattoo of someone? >> oh, yeah, they blast their whole stomach, their back. some people get their heads, fair face. >> let's back up. how did area codes become a thing in the first place. >> well it turns out that area codes were first created by at&t and the bell system in 1947. >> 8. >> darling, this is nothing. >> simple, wasn't it? >> she just picked up her telephone and dialed her daughter in san francisco, california. >> in california, there were three or area codes, 916, 213 and in the bay area, 415. it actually wasn't till 1991 that the east bay got 510. california now has 34 area codes. ten of them have been added is since 2016 which is why the director of the government agency in charge of assigning and making new area codes says that

we return back to our top story for why reaction from professor thom brooks of the law school on terms of state visit to the u.k. now how significant is this visit and how does that compare to last years. well i think it's a it was meant to be hugely significant trees the mayor was the 1st foreign leader rushing out to the white house weeks after trump had become president in order to woo him to britain with the offer of a of a state visit in order to get that wonderful post to trade deal. none of which of course as has materialized i think now that she's in or her last couple days stunnel trump is already. says effectively started his reelection campaign focused almost entirely on playing to his domestic crowd all politics in america as local politics i think that this is the this inefficiency of this moment as it has been lost it's impossible to see really any progress made between the 2 sides except for campaign team that will quite like some photos of him surrounded by the royal family to play up to the statesman statesman side of of his rule of his time as president in the electio

thom jensen. >> beer is not a good substitute for water. it will dehydrate you too. >>> with more hot hot weather there will be no doubt for mire concerns around the bay area. firefighters yesterday were quick to put out three small grass fires in the east bay, the south bay and the north bay. in contra costa county a grass fire burned dangerously close to one home which you can see from bay area sky ranger. we brought you that as live breaking news coverage during yesterday's newscast at this time. at one point homeowners were so out with hoses. firefighters did manage to keep the flames away but not before that fire burned about 25 acres. >>> also yesterday afternoon a grass fire briefly burned in the hills above san jose milpitas. that one was about 35 acres. and we just got word that it is now 80% contained. >> in marin county a small fire burning a couple of acres yesterday afternoon. this is near point reyes. meanwhile, it will still be a hot one on the fire lines for crews battling the sand fire in yolo county. people living nearby a

thom tillis, republican from north carolina.ndra: right now the house oversight and reform committee holding a second hearing on facial recognition technology with the committee looking to insure transparency in the federal government's use of it. doug mcelway is live in washington with more on this. we have a lot of questions on this, doug. what are we learning? >> a lot of questions. in an 1890 article a young lawyer wrote one of the most cherished of all rights is the right to be left alone. he was worried about the misuse of photography. he would be appalled at some of the testimony today about facial recognition technology. a rare instance where both parties see a real threat to our right to be left alone. the committee will reveal that the f.b.i. maintains a huge repository, 36.4 million photos available to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to conduct facial recognition searches. the gao reports the f.b.i. has limited information on the accuracy of its face recognition technology. tsa is already using the t

reactive rather than passive friends will punish us and she will have to make substitutions of the right thom's when the us needs them but at the end of the day . it is the best team in the world it is and these players are the ones that will walk li change this match i think that they can almost play the game themselves that are good and we saw some fighting words from megan rapinoe rip a no off the match in his shoes let's have a listen to what she had to say that's broken up a little break right there you just you can't replicate it there's no way to express it or teach it there was a few of us out in the field of play like halfway through the 2nd hour like the level we need to go up a level not only here but just a tempo and i mean you're a little bit so that's a game how about they only get harder more intense in here our boys playing for their lives so i think that's the best part about honestly like i love that this is the 1st date. so yeah megan rapinoe even though she didn't have the best she still schooled 2 goals and you see the confidence of these players they know they can do bette

. >> mark is back now with an update on klay thom >> it's almost a class between depression and disbeliefr the warriors in this last week. respects coming in in the last ten minutes from thompson's agent. he told espn that klay thompson suffered a torn acl in his knee. that is usually a six to nine-month recovery period. unbelievable. kevin durant and klay thompson available on the free agent market. both now with debilitating injuries. one tumultuous offseason. >>> here's how the game unfurled tonight in the last ever at oracle. klay thompson came out smoking. shortly after that, ending a fast break, the awkward landing. and the shock on the fans. the pain on the face of klay, and the frustration exhibited by curry. yet they hang tough. the irrepressible raptors, a number of contributions. drake and his friends and jurassic park in toronto are all feeling good. but the relentless warriors, and a great contribution from cousins to the hoop. but here comes that man again, huge performance. toronto up 26. danny green with a terrible pass throws it right out of bounds, trying to get over. an

. >> and thom and others say dunn defaced the proclamation. >> lsburg town council tom dunn wasmust resign immediately >> he characterizes the naacp division as divisive and he's not planning on resigning. members of the naacp note he's made similar statements regarding gun control and gay and lesbian rights. >> it kee happening and if we let themall stuff go, the big stuff moves in. >>> cody central's "the daily show" opened a presidential twitterar libry in honor of president trump's birthday today. the pop-up exhibit takes a spin si a predential library paying tribute to all the ways president trump has used twitter to express his opinion. >> you don't gothrough all this trouble of putting together a nice gift for somebody and hope they don't at least swing by.r you cook fosomebody, you want weem to at least try the food, right? re three blocks from you. >> i don't know if that's going to happen. this library of tweets is open through the weekend at the showroom on 14th street. >>> a ground breaking move that could keep your lights on during the next b storm. why it could alsoou bring t

thom jenson, nbc bay area news. >>> investigators, watch as he comes through that door, say that man robbed a gas station at gun point. this is on shell and guerneville road, walks in, pulls a gun, deems ca demands cash and takes off. >>> it's a major concern tfor parents. kids using e-cigarettes. ali wolf joins us with a big decision. what does it mean? >> reporter: well, raj, this decision means that they're going to move forward with a possible ban on e-cigarettes in san francisco, but there are concerns from small businesses that would hurt, mom and pop shops. city leader say they are aware of that but their priorities are presenting young people. the owner says business like his are hurting. >> we feel as a shamall busines owner that we are being punished. >> reporter: first a ban on menthol and flavored tobacco. supervisors voted in favor of blocking the sale of e-cigarettes. >> we spent the '90 ts battling tobacco. >> reporter: they want to prevent teams from getting hooked on vaping. >> thousands more of our young people are being addicted to nicotine. >> reporter: people in

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thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> steven lee fired from his job, that's when he retrieved his gun and shot his supervisor. we spoke with the woman one of light's last customer. >> he was kind and helpful. that's why i know he would be the hero he ended up being. i had wish that i had given him a hug at the end of our last meeting and i am sad that i didn't. >> at that ford dealership today, only limited service and grief counselors were on hand. >>> a supreme court ruling that could lead to hundreds of millions of more federal funding for california. it is all about the proposed citizenship question on the 2020 census. also, someone is posing as one of our own. i am consumer investigator, we unravel this. our bob ridell next. >> high level clouds are putting on quite a show. amazing sunset views around the area. those same clouds could bring a few sprinkles by tomorrow's commute. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfort

thom jensen with the latest on his injury and the reaction from the team. >> we're still waiting to see how significant this injury is. waiting for an mri scheduled for later on today. the injury happened in the first half of the game, early in the second quarter. he had just come off a calf injury. you can see him going down. the coach tearful in his reaction. >> let me tell you something about kevin durant. kevin durant loves to play basketball. and the people that questioned whether he wanted to get back to this team were wrong. he's one of the most misunderstood people. he's a good teammate. he's a good person. it's not fair. >> going to bat for his player. no final diagnosis on his injury. it is believed to be one that could keep him off the court not just for the remainder of the playoffs but also possibly all of next season. in fact, if it is an achilles, we know a lot about that. warriors back thursday night in oakland, hoping to push to game 7. everyone worried about k.d. a lot of people talking about the fans in toronto cheering when he was injured. >> that was not very classy

they say burglarized a business and then led police on a chase in an rv officers arrested jessica thom ski yesterday police say they first responded to a burglary in progress on galaxy way they saw 2 vehicles then driving away from the scene, one of them that rv police say they chased both but called it off for safety reasons police found the rv later with the help of witnesses that's when they arrested tomsky police say they found stolen property from several different businesses and that rv. get ready to let your rainbow colors flights one of the biggest pride celebrations in the world right here in san francisco. we have a sneak peek into this year's pride parade. >>a man is crediting east may fire crews was saving his life, he was sleeping when an apartment fire jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are an

republican senator thom tillis telling maria bartiromo that china should pay attention to how president trump handled trade with mexico. >> if i'm china, i'm worried about the progress we're making with mexico, the passage of the usnca. getting it together and work allows a present to take the same soda strategy to china. he's proven mexico and canada that if we give him maybe even some or in orthodox options for negotiating trade agreements then america wins and is good for american workers. >> had to break it all down, david spunt live at the white house. hi david. >> hi arthel hope you're doing well. the president will head to japan in a few weeks to meet with the chinese president, xi jinping. they'll talk about the tariffs that were implemented last month. we'll see if the deal can be made there but back to the mexican deal that threat of tariffs. the president heavily touting going into her this morning saying that mexico really did a good job here. several months ago, the deal announced late friday it includes mexico deployed 6000 troops to the southern border with guatemala. mig

now thom's simple, easy, awese. get started with xfinity for $79.99 a month for 2 years.lus add xfi advantage for enhanced network security. click, call or visit a . >>> the national portrait gallery today opened a brand-new exhit dedicated to marine anderson, a trailblazing civil rights leader, u.n. diplomat and singer. ♪ my counry 'tis of thee >> anderson's 39 performance on the steps of the lincoln memorial attracted some 75,000 people. at the time she was an international star. dar constitution hall was the only venue big enough tood accoe her fans, but at the time the hall had a whites only clause soe sang at the lincoln memorial instead. the visit to the exhibition wil ndveople an intimate look at anderson's life a legacy, and you'll be able to see pictures, documents,aintings a historical film footage from that ndtime, no doubt an incredible life and career. >> i was really drawn to how you grapple with that throughout your career. >> check out the exhibit thrgh may o next year. >> are you ready for this? scientists say they have dcovered a brand newr brand new old

biden as you may remember led the 1991 senate confirmation hearing for supreme court justice clarence thom hill accused thomas of sexual harassment and she was subjected to graphic questioning that struck a lot of people as offensive at the time. biden has apologized but hill says she's looking for change and accountability. >> what i do want to do, though, is to make the public aware of the urgency of this issue. we've had years now to grapple with it, grapple with it as a socie, and i think we've come to a good place and we need to take advantage of this moment and address the problem. >> could you conceive of thovot for joe biden if he turns out to be the democratic nominee on against dd trump? >> of course i could. >> you can see more in a few minute andrea mitchell's talk with anita hill just ahead. >>> we've got some sketchy weather out there and it's moving pretty quickly. what's the latest on our weather wsrecast? >> the good ne is we are almost in the clear. d.c. metro area looking much better. it's our friends now east of i-95. that's where we're turning toto check out some of th

maria bartiromo talks with republican senator thom tillis on "sunday morning futures," it's happening10 a.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. and bret baier guest anchors "fox news sunday" and will sit down with republican senator ron johnson. that airs at 2 and 7 p.m. eastern here as well, and you can check your local listings to see when it airs on your fox affiliate. eric: and speaking of politics, most of the 2020 candidates are in iowa this weekend. they try to gain traction in the state that has the first presidential nominating contest in the country. this comes as vice president, former vice president joe biden reverses course on one of his long-held issues, saying that he no longer supports the hyde amendment. that's the congressional ban on federal funding for most abortions. it was sponsored by the late congressman from illinois, henry hyde. we have more on this. >> reporter: next week former vice president joe biden will return to iowa. he's scheduled to hold an event in at least four different cities. he's also expected to face more questions about his decision

. >> the mall, as the president prepares for the president xi thom tillis tells maria bartiromo that china should pay close attention to how president trump handles trade with mexico. >> the president used what i think was a very important tool to commence mexico that securing their southern border and working with us that all of our centrists -- >> joins us live with the latest. about those reports. hello, david. reporter: hello, we heard from president trump on camera but he has been promoting this deal with mexico on twitter and were turned to the white house about one hour ago after an afternoon golf at his club in northern virginia but he's pushing back heavily on the support for "the new york times" at the united states and mexico had plans to deal with about a crisis once ago. "the new york times" is pacifically stating several things in that report in one of those is those in the united states and mexico met in march in secret meetings in miami to talk about terms which included sending mexicans and sending national guard to protect the border. the report is getting heavy pus

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thom tillis of the senate armed services judiciary committees. good to see you today.hank you for being with me. i want to start off with something that senator graham said that the president gave the wrong answer when he was asked about this. what do you say? >> well, i think that, again, you have to listen to the entire discussion where the president said that if he felt something was wrong he would reach the authorities. i will leave it up to the president to use good judgment. but, i also think that up here on capitol hill reporters today are conveniently not going back and talking about g.p.s., fusion, working on behalf the clinton campaign. paying a former foreign agent to get information from foreign governments to use against president trump. president trump said something today that has gotten people's attention. the clinton campaign did something that is being conveniently left out of the dialogue. >> harris: what should the accountability, what should anything in terms of penalty look like with g.p.s. fusion and the former hillary clinton campaign? >> well,

thom tillis and cory gardner both said they would call the fbi. there are a few. today senate republicans today blocked legislation that would force campaigns to notify the federal election commission and fbi about attempts by foreign nationals to influence an election. oh, and over on the house side, republican minority leader kevin mccarthy turned the gas light up to 11. >> i've watched this president. i've listened to this president. he does not want foreign governments interfering in our election, and he has been very strong about that. >> really? very strong. that's a term that a lot of people he used around the president. i know he likes the word strong, but how many televised addresses has the president given a warning for interference and outlined his plans to stop it? how many cabinet meetings has he held about this? how many times has he even tweeted about russia interfering without suggesting maybe it wasn't russia and it didn't happen? how many times has he undercut his own intelligence officials while siding with vladimir putin? i guess mccarthy is ri

that is what thom tillis, the north carolina senate up in 2020 facing a potential primary threat, someone who needs the president on his side in order to stave off any serious primary challenge and that is why the position that donald trump has put them in is an awkward one because republicans don't want to get cross-wise with this president even if they see what -- hear what they are saying and want to react strongly and in a lot of ways they cannot because they're worried about backlash from the white house or being on the wrong side of a tweetstorm. so some republicans like tillis defending the president and others like joni ernst up in 2020 who sets on the senate judiciary committee told me she has not seen the president's comments despite the coverage over the last 12 to 16 hours. so republicans are in a bit of an awkward spot and watch on the senate floor in the next hour democrats will try to go to the floor and push through legislation by a unanimous vote in order to try to prevent this foreign assistance from happening in an election and -- and expect republicans to object and ca

and here's the question and then you're going to hear john cornyn, republican senator of texas and thom tillis, republican of north carolina up for re-election, trying to keep the president on his good side. is it wrong for the president. united states, the president. united sates, republican donald trump, to say i would listen if a foreign government called, i'd be open to listening? of course you would listen. give me a break. why would you call the fbi if an adversarial foreign government called you up to say we have dirt on your opponent? >> it's already happen. hillary clinton paid fusion gps for dirt on president trump and now after the mueller investigation which has produced no charges, now obviously the inspector general of the department of justice is looking at how that got started. >> anyone can talk about the president and saying he'd be okay to accept foreign dirt? >> the president -- first off, to get information like hillary clinton did, she probably should have contacted the fbi. i think the president would, too, but if the information is value it's a matter of corrobor

north carolina, thom tillis, the sitting senator, is down. and president trump is bested by biden there by double digits in polling. biden is besting trump in texas. senator cornyn is up for re-election. senator gardner in colorado which hillary clinton won. senator collins in maine which hillary clinton won. arizona where martha mcsally is now in the mccain seat but lost that election last year and is also in trouble. there are just a range of seats where the majority leader knows his majority lies. >> right. >> his own state in kentucky, if the trade war goes on and democratic turnout is up, will also be in trouble. >> heather, i want to give you the last word because i want to switch from the poll numbers to the job numbers. because at the same time, may's job numbers, they actually weren't that great. only 75,000 jobs added vs 180,000 jobs expected and the unemployment remains stagnant. can the president take a strong economy for granted? this seems to be the cornerstone of his pitch for 2020. is this something he quancan af to now take f

look at someone like thom tillis from north carolina.get the eye of the president on you and it isn't going well, that could create problems when it comes to reelection and the voters who do, in somewhere like north carolina who may support the president, versus someone like cory gardener who's been more vocal about this. how far will they go. i think they're keeping their fingers crossed that this doesn't come to fruition, these tariffs don't go into effect. you can't blame them for wanting to meet with the president himself. his advisers, as we know, don't necessarily speak for the president. they need to hear from him. >> we're watching president trump and president macron stride side by side, up to the stage where they will both be speaking this morning about the bond that these countries share and about the history and about why this is so important on this 75th anniversary of d-day. so we will continue talking until they take the stage and begin speaking but joe, in terms of why the president is so frustrated, everything that he ha

thom yorke has said it is not very interesting and it is very long.p it then? you keep it because it means something to you. there are unreleased songs on here, unfinished songs, things which might turn into bits of work later, writers keep their notebooks, people keep their work, but eventually the work, does it go into the public domain? increasingly it does. the record industry, our shelves are full of boxed sets with every outtake, and i listen to the hold of the basement tapes by bob dylan, 138 songs of low fidelityjamming tapes by bob dylan, 138 songs of low fidelity jamming around in tapes by bob dylan, 138 songs of low fidelityjamming around in a basement. how did you feel about bob dyla n after basement. how did you feel about bob dylan after that? it made me appreciate how much work had gone into the finished album. that is pa rt into the finished album. that is part of the problem with the whole thing. radiohead have been forced into this position because there is a public expectation now that in this moment where everything in music is str

everyone else is post thom muse columbus. will president obama didn't like it very much. be upgraded on meddings of honor. good on president trump for reviewing his file. >> he seems like the idea type of person you would wanted on his team. if you could turn to your right or turn your left and have someone right beside you seems like the guy. >> he did it in the ceremony, too. he didn't get a chance to say any remarks. it was all the president. he brought his guys up on the stage. steve: there were a lot of them. >> entire platoon. first sergeant, 30 plus guys from his unit. i got to know them vets through freedom. iraq war vets administration i have known him 10 years. he started a group to have the backs of the guys still there we went and fought for something. let's finish what we started. he has always done that. brian: stop apologizing for this war. it was fought for reasons that were valid and situation and the way you guys adjusted mid war to you urban warfare. >> warriors. in this case they wrote the medal of honor for david bellavi amphitheater. we'll get a chan