. >> i liked tom. he was a pretty good guy, very intelligence. >> reporter: jeff rodriguez was tom's boss at the weld county jail. they were corrections officers. >> he was a good employee. he had a son that was sick so he did miss more work than most fellow officers liked. >> stressful caring for a sick child, so maybe their new year's eve party was a way to hope for better times and take a break, too. ashley's adoptive dad joel was at the party. >> there was dancing going on and people were having a good time. >> reporter: and ashley seemed to be having a fine time said andrea. >> she and tom seemed to be getting along fine. >> they seemed to be getting along fine. >> reporter: that's when ashley and andrea went off into the kitchen, had a little party of their own. >> what were you drinking? >> jungle juice and jell-o shots. >> oh, my. yeah. >> i was having a good time. i intended to have a good time. >> reporter: there was one unusual thing, though, said andrea, ashley had just gone through something

he loves. and i learned that fun is absolutely relevant today. and our intrepid fallen tama reporter is here with me now is rick kennedy plenty of eating and drinking in your phone tom the journey this is that how you got closer to the great man well yes i think it's well established that from time to eat and drink he said himself he was not a fan of half portions so that was part of the process of getting inside fun town and just taking one for the team but of course i did ask people along the way what fun time now has to say to people around the world in the 21st century many people see him as a kind of proto feminist because he wrote many novels with strong female characters who broke with tradition think is a bit of a push to say he was a feminist but he was a man who was very interested in women in their emotions in feelings and in the white. they were constricted by society an interest in women that was very rare that simon which is by no means universal to do a pioneer in other ways as well in the sort of travel guide yes my journey took me to many places that he describes in a 5 volume work that gives a detailed picture of brandenburg original journey not sp

now germany is celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of to head off on tom he was a journalist poets and author most probably best known for effie priest just one of many novels featuring strong female characters fontana is also known here in germany as the pioneer of travel guide publishing many volumes about his journeys through parts of the state of brandenburg which surround my colleague adrian kennedy has been tracing his steps. we begin at the end here at the french cemetery in berlin like the mortal remains of. the great writer is buried alongside his deal wife media. traveled through his beloved brandenburg mostly by train in coach i've got myself settled up with an e-book to follow the fontana cycle path trails journey takes away from berlin and to. the town in which the writer was born. i have a lunch appointment with a man who knows all about sports. ate and drank. this isn't just the food that fun turner could have. the food that you have proven. yes. all the books. wrote. that he has a cold. ok very good try. enjoy thank you. was born here his father ran this pharm

tom shillue! fox news contributor, and he's "outnumbered." >> tom: once again.nd it's good to be "outnumbered." >> harris: you are so independent on this independence day! >> tom: i am. you never know what i'm going to say! >> melissa: that's terrifying! [laughter] >> harris: we shall see! happy everything. tomi, great to see you! >> tomi: good to be on the east coast! >> harris: i can't wait for the commercials where we can catch up. >> tomi: i enjoy being here and your humidity. [laughter] >> harris: your hair is perfection! >> tomi: i just can't move and we are good. it's good to be on your coast. >> harris: all right, let's get to it. the president sounding themes similar to what we heard in his 2016 campaign, calling out his political enemies like hillary clinton while also leaning heavily on an economic and border security message. the president is also looking to contrast his conservative populist agenda with that of democrats. watch. >> our radical democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice, and rage. they want to destroy you, and they want to de

and i told tom that. and he said, just give me a shot at i.use it, don't use it. >> i love you. you -- complete me. and i'm just -- >> shut up. just shut up. you had me at hello. you had me at hello. >> i look around. everybody is crying. the grizzled guys holding cable are like -- and i was like, i think it's going to work. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't re

i'll also speak live with democratic presidential candidate tom steyer. he's a top proponent of impeaching president trump. plus the situation is puerto rico is clearly escalating as

if the price is claimed tom he will take you way about 3000 dollars. >> they texted me on my cell phonei was very happy about that. it was actually one of my customers, so it was really exciting. >> the winner has 180 days to contact the lottery office and claim the big prize. in the meantime, the full jackpot win of 188 -- $190 million to somebody in tennessee. >>> we are not messing around, speaking of that with the view behind you guys. >> stunning. >> yes, this is a live view from a top of the sales force tower. this tells a story about today. if you are thinking hey, i could get out tomorrow go to the beach if the weather is going to stay like this. let me show you another view, this is from the top of century tower, look at this perfect frame, that is alcatraz out there. so looking directly north, we know that the clouds are coming off shore. it is not going to stay as crystal-clear as of you that we just had from atop the salesforce looking east. because the marine layer is building back in. we had 95 degrees here in santa rosa. concord, 93. fremont, 79. san francisco, 70. we are

so i like tom. hes a good guy, but he is a friend of mine but i'm not a great fan billionaires getting involved in the political process. charles: co-chair of sanders campaign, california congressman ro khanna. >> thank you, charles for having me on. charles: bernie sanders had to defend the fact he is in the 1% with money he made. some people wondering where he comes down on the idea, okay, vice president joe biden, $15 million in two years. that is not exactly middle class stuff and is that a symptom of a society overpays certain people, whether it is celebrities or folks with power or access to power or something you think sanders will be okay with? >> look the vice president was in the middle class for most of his life. when he became vice president he had very little savings. i don't begrudge him after lifetime of service he went out and wrote books and made speeches, as long as he is not self-financing the campaign i really don't think that should be an issue. charles: that is the distinction bet

significant problem for cohesion it will come back to haunt the region and it's a pleasure to welcome tom he is the berlin correspondent for the british weekly the economist he thinks it was an old fashioned franco german back room with all the top jobs going to old europe but. so highlighted a subtle shift in power away from uncle america and toward emmanuelle kong. so tom let's start with that backroom stitch up as you call it actually there were official candidates for these positions there were rallies there were election posters there were t.v. debates or cilla funded lyon who is now nominated for the presidency of the commission was not in any of those so what's going on here it's funny isn't it i mean sort of on the line has been on a charm offensive in the european parliament recently trying to convince all of the political groupings that they want to vote for her to confirm her for the position of the european commission and of course that grilling her on all sorts of things from climate change to defense to economic policy and she has to invent a program almost out of thin air beca

>> tom says he's willing to move. >> i can't imagine, in a million years, that tom would move to waycrosses the rolexes, and he likes to be a big shot. >> you think he was lying? >> he does that a lot, so-- >> he does lie a lot? >> oh, god. >> has he been lying to me? >> oh, no, i'm just saying that i would believe it when i see it. >> and wa--his girlfriend's there? >> where? >> in tampa? >> oh, i don't know. i'm the type, i don't do any drama at all. >> yeah. >> tom was just--took advantage of a situation. he would've hooked up with anybody. like i tell him, he'd have hooked up with a girl that had no teeth and whatever if she'd have came onto him, 'cause he knew that would never, ever--he would never, ever have a chance with me again. you're a [bleep] scammer and a liar, [bleep for a minute, shut up! with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insu

he rails against success. even tomossil fuels but he has become wealthy in the coal industry. >> if these guys are friends, i would never want my friends to diss me on national television. you have got elizabeth warren who has grassroots support or if you are going for the environment or extremely left. >> the socialist hypocrisy. i think jonathon, you have got it right, the extra dollar they have that they don't want anybody else to get. danny ortega in nicaragua. it's only the folks at the top that kept the fancy cars. >> i hate journalism. that does it for "bulls and bears." we'll see you next time. liz: the probe into the russia probe. justice department officials grilling christopher steele about the trump dossier. the house is trying to subpoena witnesses already interviewed by the mueller team. what's the democrat strategy here. to the showdown with iran. the trump administration dropping even more sanctions targeting iranian-backed hezbollah. 2020 democrats

he did, that we are talking about tom watson now, but he met once the guy who called himself nick, carl in my view, that was an entirely responsible thing to do, and if there were allegations they should have gone to the police, but it's put tom watson under pressure, and he can respond to that, and the police have to justify why they were so ready to believe everything he said. hi we've got to leave it, because that is it for the papers this hour. lance and katie will be back at 11:30pm for a more in—depth look at the papers, and you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website. is there seven days a week at the website. if you missed the programme, you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. thank you again, lance and katie, sorry to rush you, but more at 11:30pm. thank you for watching. bye—bye. temperatures today got up to 30.5 degrees in east anglia, and it's only going to get hotter over the coming days. very hot on tuesday. i think we'll hit the mid 30s, so really becoming oppressive for some of us. a huge area of clear weather across western parts of europe, where the h

as for president trump, he says he won't be watching. tom? >> tara, thank you. >>> overseas now, to the rising tensions in the gulf. iran releasing footage of the moment it seized a british tanker. the revolutionary guard giving orders to the crew just before they entered the ship. the british accusing iran of risking an international crisis. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, new details on that dramatic capture of a british flagged oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. new video released by iran appears to show the empty deck of the british vessel, and an iranian flag hoisted from the ship's bridge. the 23-person crew nowhere to be seen. iranian speedboats seen circling the british tanker near the iranian port where it's being held. in this newly obtained audio, listen to the exchange between the crews. >> if you obey, you will be safe. >> stena impero, this is british warship foxtrot 236. >> you are ordered, change your course to 360, 360 degrees immediately. >> reporter: the ship was captured friday as masked iranian commandos dr

about renaissance man tom -- he cowrote the song jolie with dolly parton and ran and finished the new marathon twice. or he was a contestant on season four of the celebrity apprenti apprentice? abby: those are great options. i would love to see he cowrote jolene but i don't think that he did. i know that he was a huge runner because i talked to him on his drive to work so i think i will go with be, ran in the marathon. >> he pays to drive people to work. abby: that he does but i could be wrong. fingers crossed. >> did he finish it twice? abby: good for you, starnes. i can barely walk. >> i would have sent one because he loves country music and who knows. abby: maybe. >> you got a tom hat, abby besides look at that. beautiful. thank you, tom. >> which fox nation personality has a chihuahua much named coda and a tattoo of a number 11 on their wrist? abby: you can't can judge if the guy or girl you said they are. >> tomi lahren, silk or ainslie? abby: i can't imagine -- maybe she does but i can't imagine ainslie having a tattoo so i'll illuminate see right off the bat. chihuahua, diamond

so i like tom. he is a good guy.e's a friend of mine, but i'm not a great fan of billionaires getting involved in the political process. >> said like you'd expect bernie sanders to say it there. who is tom steyer a threat to if there were to be one on the democratic side? >> because of his money and massive email list he's a threat to the entire field. and this changes things tremendously. people don't drop out of presidential campaigns because they don't have a chance to win. they drop out because they can't put gas in their tank. >> eric swalwell among them. >> just yesterday eric swalwell said he was specifically not running because of this. this is very much a reality. steyer is going to respond to that kind of attack. what he told me is by pitching himself as an outsider. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, 73 years of experience combined in the senate. he is, obviously, none of that. >> democrats are happy he's doing it his way and not the howard schultz way which is running as an independent where there could be

have opted to build some models overseas so for more let's talk about this topic now with tom bruce he is dean of durham law school and professor of law and to government at durham university which is also in the north of england good to have you with us please tell me i mean u.k. comic as they just want britain's new prime minister boris johnson but a no deal breaks it would be end quote existential threat to the industry how important is the car industry for the british economy it's massively important many faction ring has shrunk quite a lot in the u.k. and one of the most important remaining parts of that maybe packaging sector that is continue to. make progress has been the carmakers in auto manufacturing so to see one auto company after another decide to not expand decide to build models overseas or indeed close plants is really devastating not just for car manufacturing in particular in the u.k. but for many faction overall for the u.k. now most of the costs that are made in the united kingdom and i exported they're actually going to the e.u. or countries with which the e.u. has

and like to your point, tom, he said they've been occurring so fast he's having trouble keeping count. in the last 15 minutes where we had spoken to him, there were five earthquakes alone. is there anything to deduce from that? a couple years ago, there is a network in italy, they were mountain out, but whether you have this many, and again i haven't seen this earthquake where the swarm is afterwards -- it happens, but they do taper off over time. we could see these for months. we see it in indonesia, sometimes for days or weeks. even back in the '80s when we had smaller activity, you can see this. what i think is interesting more than just how much we'll see later is the activity that was being reported on the last 2 1/2 to 3 weeks there have been stories written, we're seeing some swarms here, something a typically a higher number, could this lead to something else? you just never know. but again, that 5.4 or greater aftershock, i've seen it on every equal that we have covered around the world, almost always does happen, depending on how strong that quake is that would be enough to

. >> a few minutes ago in an interview on another network, bernie sanders says he likes tom stire, they'reesn't like billionaires getting involved with politics. >> dana: that's right? we heard that from him before. peter doocy, thank you. more with karl rove, the former white house deputy chief of staff and a fox news contributor. tom stire, a seven funding billionaire. he tweeted out that he's running. he says it's true. he's going to pressure congress to hold this president accountable by beginning impeachment precedings, but it's not enough. and tim murtaugh says the number 1 democrat donor took a look around and says there's no one else he can support. his presence will pull the whole group further to the left. someone had to full the tremendous void left by eric swalwell who left yesterday. what about that? nobody in the group of 24 that tom stire thought could represent him? >> the phrase of vanity candidacy springs to mind talking about tom stire. he's spent two years trying to impeach donald trump. you're right. he hasn't found anybody that is willing to pick up that banner with a

as he struggles, tom, he's starting to cling to the obama presidency. he starting to say barack, barack, barack. he had the best friends bracelets and that. but it doesn't seem like the obama team is embracing joe back the same way. >> no. >> even after, people are saying he's not looking that good. that relationship with barack obama is all he's got. >> you're right. i think barack obama, his silence is deafening. you haven't heard him say a word about their relationship, about what a great vice president he was. about how committed he was to civil rights. neither of that out of the former vice president. that's what biden had been hoping for, praying for. he hopes for something. but joe, you can't change the fact, you're a 76-year-old white man in a party that is totally committed to identity politics. you don't fit. that's what i'm saying, hey, maybe, you know, transition. may be the only thing you have left or promise this. >> i mean -- >> mandatory abortions for every women impregnated by a conservative. something has to do it for you, joe. >> he's

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blocking issues. >> alexis, thank you. >>> new this morning, billionaire activist tom steyer just made the announcement heing for president. >> good morning, jobina. >> tom steyer is changing course. earlier this year he decided he would not join the race for the democratic presidential nomination, and he is he is he s himself an outsider opposing the corporate takeover of our democracy. steyer is from california, specifically in our area, and he has grown frustrated at the pace the democratic house is approaching the president. his campaign released the video on youtube. >> americans are deeply disappointed and hurt by the way they are treated by what they think is the power elite in washington, d.c., and that goes across party lines and you have to take the corporate syernteri crded fie o pels. athe debate. the democratic national committee will hold a tie breaker to determine who gets to the stage. reporting in the news room, abc7 news. >> thank you. stayer's entrance into the is after one dropped out. >> in my case, i didn't want to mislead my family, my staff, our supporters, my constituents. >> swal

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so i like tom. he's a good guy. he's a friend of mine, but i'm not a great fan of billionaires getting involved in the political process. >> so he should not be taken seriously as a candidate, do you think? >> no, i didn't say that. if you're a billionaire by definition, you are taken seriously. but i think the american people understand that one of the great problems facing american society today is that we have a billionaire class which is getting richer and richer while the working class of this country has been decimated over the past 45 years. people are sick and tired of big money in politics. people want to overturn citizens united, we've got to move the public funding of elections. billionaires should not be able to spend unlimited sums of money trying to buy elections. >> you have a solution, you've joined with aoc on a resolution on climate change. the president had an environmental proposal yesterday. why this resolution for an emergency on climate change, why do you think it's needed? >> andrea, the reas

and my friends here, senator grassley, senator roberts, senator kass lee, i saw tom , he mayloating about have had to race to the train to delaware. when everybody said nothing could get done, the senate finance committee produced a record-setting 10-year children's health insurance program. absolutely impossible. nobody said you could do anything like that. it came from the senate finance committee in the last congress. we put in place an unprecedented set of reforms for foster care. the dream of the children's , for decades, it is to be either foster care, stay in a home where the environment was not great, we created a third option. kinship care, help for families. it is a revolution in foster care. and something i am very proud of , and i think senator roberts remembers this as well, we talk about it often. we began the transformation of medicare. medicare had two parts, part a b when youl, part went to the doctor. that is not medicare today. it is all chronic illness. if they were going to rename the program, it will be almost the chronic illness program. and we started the transform

tom friedman? >> actually generally do. he did miss one person, michael bennet, who george will just wrote a very glowing column in support of, who took issue with most of those positions. he's also at 1%. but i do think with the democrats going at the presidential candidate level is unhelpful. i think everything you just discussed with the senator misses the fact that the single biggest caucus of democrats are in the new dams, 103 of them, those new dimes are for flipping the house from red to blue. and in the generic ballot today, democrats beat republicans, who would you vote for for congress, by almost nine points. whatever "the squad" is doing, and joe biden is beating the president by nine, ten, 11 in the polls, so i agree it's bad news, and get it's not really kind of taking hold. reminds me of what the wrap was about the caravans in the run-up to the '18 election. i think the public is past that stuff. that's my opinion. >> martha: to exist, by the way. let me bring in sean spicer. to get things warmed up here for the

tom holland is on fire. >> he and tom hanks went viral after hanks gave holland an impromptu acting lessono much for coming, guys. thank you. >> this is intense. where does this go after? >> we couldn't help but notice jake and tom had a little "night at the roxbury" thing happening. ♪ >> you know jake and i are wearing the same shoes tonight and i'm wearing them way better. >> it's really cool. >> jake heads back to broadway this summer. >> it's unique, hard to describe. you just have to kind of come see it. >> the premier capped off a week where they also got to light up the empire state building. >> this is a height i'm not that accustomed to. >> tom talked about his viral moment with hanks. >> it was stressful actually. no one told me that was going to happen. >> the challenge was how many different ways could holland say the same line. >> coffee, coffee. please sir, i need some more coffee. >> when tom hanks asks you to step up, you best believe you better step up. ♪ >> 20 feet off the ground and hanging by a wire is more tom's speed. he did most of his own stunts. >> we're so used to

brady he watches tom brady tom brady's on fire. the cheers people on he's a great leader, so he looks to tom brady and james story i got to tell you sometimes you don't want your friends to get too big because they're fearful that after this he might leave for even a bigger stage dare. i say nfl. we never now these these 2 different prospect now i got to tell you that. >>the guy's amazing. yeah absolutely thank you will. fantastic story find more that by kron 4 dot com. all right still ahead for the first time we're hearing from parents involved in that fertility clinic mix-up another woman gave birth to their children epand now they want answers. plus the first major tropical storm of the summer is brewing in the gulf. now millions of americans are bracing fos potential flooding. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a mic

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on the one mp who reached out to me was tom watson, the deputy leader of the labour party, he was trying the traitorous tom watson, he has to resign. instead of labour turning around and admitting and that leadership of the seine, we have a problem, we have not dealt with it properly, we are hiding complaints against people we would like to protect, they came out the next day, all guns fighting, saying, it is everybody else's problem for our own. the labour party says it is tackling anti—semitism and they have increased off working on cases. jeremy corbyn says he has fought against racism all his life. finally, shaun wright it's going back on tour with a happy mondays and this time he says he will do it drugs free. you have recently had a hip—hop collaboration, are you going to be all right staying up for an hour and to be all right staying up for an hourand a to be all right staying up for an hour and a half with the tour?” managed it. how do you feel about going on the road again?m managed it. how do you feel about going on the road again? it is better than ever. we are a lot older, a

he was asked to debate tom hayden. he got in front of this crowd that was predisposed to tom hayden, pretty radical group, but kirk was without question a gentleman, and no matter who he was talking to, he treated people with respect, and tom hayden came late. kirk, because the event had to get started and hayden had not shown up, they allowed kirk to give a speech. waiting for hayden. hayden came in from the back of the room -- at least as the story goes -- hayden came in and immediately started launching into kirk as this defender of corporate capitalism and a person defending the establishment. and the story goes -- i've not been able to verify all this, but even if it's not true, i think it says so much about what we remember about kirk and explains a lot. there was a young african american man in the front row who was a very convinced black panther. and as soon as hayden launched into kirk, the guy stood up and at haydened yelling and said, "you have no right to do this. you did not listen to this man. this man has

thank you, tom. he really has. he's been really good.reelected.

some people say the jump endangered his daughter, others on the debate say hey, i support tom and what hef lands on her back. if you listen to the video, she is giving the okay to her dad, and they do it. >> i heard her screaming as she jumped, and him pulling her little bit. >> it is exciting. >> watch it one more time, he's like pulling her long, not dragging her, but watch. she did not jump on her own. would you ever do this with your young daughter? >> no. >> yes i would. problem with that as a parent, when i used to grow, we didn't have hel >> but that was self-inflicted. >> this daughter having a momen >> i'm not criticizing tom brady, but i would never do that with my children.>> i wouldn't do it, not criticizing you if you want to. >> when you watch the video, it looks like she gives the okay, had fun, i'm glad everyone is safe. >> and tom brady, he can do whatever he wants. >> we don't have time to dive into that. [ laughter ] >> there are patriots fans mad about that, too. >>> happening in washington dc, the testimony of special counsel robert mueller before the house judiciary

the deputy labour leader, tom watson, says he was shocked, chilled and appalled by the allegations inkinson reports. reaction was swift and strong to the panorama programme on anti—semitism within labour ranks. the party is now under huge pressure after being confronted with what are serious allegations. but no reply from the man at the top. his shadow chancellor though did have something to say. some serious charges there, they have been hotly contested. some x staff and statements have been contested by existing staff. i think the bbc should investigate the claims and we can come to a conclusion. others within the labour party have expressed deep alarm at what was said by former staff, that mr corbyn's closest allies, including jennie formby, try to interfere in the disciplinary processes involving anti—semitism cases. her testimony is difficult to hear. the thought crosses my mind as to whether i should send her my resignation and then do something nobody should ever consider, and i actually considered committing suicide. the labour party has totally rejected the allegations. it sa

thank you, tom. he really has. he's been really good.e got to get out and work and make sure he gets reelected. and also, representatives mark walkerk and richard hudson. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: president speaking in greenville, north carolina. for the past four days, as you well know, he has been embroiled in a remarkably nasty, and yet at times amusing twitter battle with the foremost left-wing democrats in the house of representatives. alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida tlaib. democrats have told us that he is inherently racist to criticize these politicians given the way they look. the president clearly disagrees with that. we know because he's been attacking them still. just tonight in his speech in greenville. a year ago, these four women were almost completely unknown.g today they define the democratic party. their rise tells you a lot about where the left is heading. individually, each of the four members is weak, unaccomplished, uninformed, deeply unimpressive, and yet together as a group

when i said earlier about you know jeremy hunt comments about you know the businesses and tom said that he's quite the pessimist and that sort of says it's actually boris and said that we need to leave do or die what you know is quite dramatic language but also that's quite pessimistic is it not and it just a little i know these are my everything and in terms of mexico now he's got results that was a quote that was to him by journalists to talk radio and it is a fact of life that the conservative party that you would not true value for a general election if it fails to deliver the. only will not have to rely on is always there and it's all about the conservative party that's why we have the referendum in the 1st place david cameron trying to save the party keep the party together and no you think this amendment 4000000 i need 3 guns that mean just about the conservative party the reason why we have the russian end was because there was a huge swelling of your is listening to the conservative voice and tom holiday and you heard just that the labor voice of daniel rally and before that you hea

and intone like tom steyer he might be about to enter after the first debate. that's kind of crazy. in the sense of they are not running to win. >> reporter: all right. so, why might mr. steyer join the race late in the game? there's a pretty wide consensus he would have hard time crabbing into the sort of established candidates here the biden warren, sanders, harris. why would he be running? why would the rest of the candidates still be on the debate platforms as you sort of come up with a upper tier of candidates. we will talk more about the steyer run and what happens to eric swalwell now he is out. we will talk about that at 6 of the we are live in dublin. wilson walker, kpix5. >>> elsewhere on the campaign trail kamala harris says the president is neglectithe nation's security. . >> a supposed commander in chief who prefers to take the word of the russian president over the word of the american intelligence community. we need a new commander in chief. . >> today harris said that despite low unemployment many people are working multiple jobs to survive. and she talked of her pla

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he tells us that he is going to continue to funds democratic causes and the need to impeach issue and the climate changes to. that's a lot of money out tre . tom steyer has the money. he can do it. >> a great message, but is he the right messenger? that's e thing. because of all the reasons we are talking about. >> he doesn't really need the corporate money. he has his own money. let's talk to many about eric swallwell. heis cutting hilosses. is there any damage done or any benefit for having run? >> he gets a little name recognition. what's interesting is the diagnosis since hes left his he is playing nice. he is been a total good soldier. he says y e democratic, the the debates are chosen is not rigged. it has been fair. this is the best way to do it. s i got a fundraising email today that says give money to the democratic party. i was like really? he is saying, they asked him at the farewell prescott, who are you going to endorse. he said i don'tknow yet a specific person. one of the criteria is i want someone who is a next generation person. >> he is only 38. he has pushed that idea of the next generaheon leading. has plenty of time. he ha

tom: he hedges very nicely.f low interest rates now. policywe fold the fiscal into what we will see at 2:00 p.m.? day, thehe end of the deficit has been pretty exogenous but the risk is as you have higher deficits, you wind up taking more government money and the tax revenue has to go into funding the deficit. you wind up with higher interest payments as a share of the government budget. that is probably unsustainable at some point so when we talk andt modern monetary theory jay powell and others have poohed the idea of modern monetary theory. you cannot have that unless interest rates are exceptionally low. i, 50 basis points of cuts would argue is probably a fair amount given the uncertainties we have. much more than that you were getting into the fed is helping the government fund deficit over the medium-term. francine: what are your main concerns about bubble creation? is the fed aware of it? is it something they are watching? stimulus orbe more unconventional things down the road? ira: this goes into the co

from strasburg by al jazeera correspondent in your enslaved he's reported widely on the leadership race as well as black said and u.k. politics tom howard is a journalist and commentator in many works as a reporter for the grito forks conservative website he joins us from london and danielle rally is a member of parliament representing the scottish council area with no fuel for the opposition labor party she joins us from london hello everybody the reason we are doing this show is because we are scout audience regularly what story is making news where you live and this is the comment that we got about a week ago the conservative leadership race between boris johnson and jeremy hunt and the lies that they are telling to the u.k. public. and on no questions properly spewing out lies then we have jeremy who thinks the e.u. will work with better topic. they do a good job of summing up the conservative leadership race. i think of quite a partisan way of looking at said really what we have in this race is someone who has for many people been the face of breck's it for many years boris johnson who helped lead that vote need campaign all