that was tom white. thank you for joining me. coming up, washington is coming after big tech, but how will smaller startups be affected by the crackdown? we discuss regulation on venture capital next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: between data privacy scandals and escalating tensions with china, tech's repetition is -- reputation is taking a big hit in washington. more and more u.s. regulators are calling for increased oversight of tech companies. while huawei and facebook may dominate headlines, it is not just the tech giants that are being affected. washington's crackdown could trickle down to startups, investors and early-stage companies. joining me now is trinity ventures principal allison baum, with regulators at the vc's conference to discuss the consequences of tech regulation. i first have to ask you what was the key theme or your key takeaway from those meetings? allison: the meetings were very tense. i had two takeaways. one is that big tech is the new wall street. nobody in washington quite understands what they do, b

that was tom white. thank you for joining me. coming up, washington is coming after big tech, but how will smarter -- smaller startups be affected by the crackdown? we discussed regulation on venture capital next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: between data privacy scandals and escalating tensions with china, tech's repetition is taking a big hit in washington. more and more u.s. regulators are calling for increased oversight of tech companies. while huawei and facebook may dominate headlines, it is not just the tech giants that are being affected. washington's crackdown could trickle down to startups, investors and early-stage companies. joining me now is trinity ventures principal allison. 'sth regulators at the vc conference to discuss the consequences of tech regulation. i first have to ask you what was the key theme or your key take away from those meetings? allison: the meetings were very tense. i had two takeaways. one is that big tech is the new wall street. nobody in washington quite understands what they do, but they al

., black man, accepted a ride from tom three white sprem tiss they chains trim to a truck and dragged him until this body came apart. that was the brutal frame new york which i was coming into myself and beginning to understand my identity and was really scary, and writing this book, i felt it was important to reflect that bus the only thing worse than living in peril is being made to feel like you are foolish for feeling what you are feeling. and i think so much of our culture gaslights young people. so tells them they're being to mole low dramatic -- melodramatickic and what you're feeling is -- getting to at the emotional reality of how i felt, i hope is the beginning of a bigger conversation. >> host: in your book, how we fight or our lives you write that become a black gay boy is a death wish. when did you learn that? what was the experience that taught you that? >> guest: it was really that year of matthew shepherd and james byrd jr., seeing one man killed for his race and another one killed for his sexuality, while also beginning to realize i had feelings for boys. it was terri

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tom: i have white paper to get through the weekend. i have developed a white paper to get through the weekend. francine: i will give you one to get through the holiday season as well. how do you look at the president weighing in on things like that? jane: there are a couple different ways to look at it. from the u.s. point of view particularly, particularly trump administration because more than any other has used the dollar payment system as a tool. if you think about when the u.s. pulled out of the new clear -- nuclear trade pact. it made others pull out of their investments in iran and if not, they will not have access to the dollar payment system. politicalve been dutch weaponized by the trump administration. you have something like libra and the government does not have that control. from the central bank's point of view, there is an inevitability that something like this will happen. riksbank,k at the they are looking at e-krona's. this is not bitcoin or libra, but the blockchain system, developing that into something new. someth

the white house, tom stier, california billionaire who has invested billions into impeaching donald trump made the announcement tuesday almost 6 months after this. >> i'm not running for president this time. >> reporter: he started airing commercials hoping to impeach trump in 2017. he use the i word well before others in his party. >> this president is a clear and present danger to the american people. >> reporter: stier, a former hedge fund manager for the next in america, a political action committee focused on climate change. 's focus moves to impeachment months after trump moves into the white house, style join the growing number in the u.s. house who want to impeach the president, group speaker nancy pelosi recently downplayed in a new york times column. former hillary clinton advisor tweeting the four house freshman policy dismisses in a doubt column have done more to define the vision and moral center today's democratic parties and all the message bills pushed by the party leadership combined. tom stier promises to continue his quest for impeachment. >> americans are deeply

he is entering the 2020 race for the white house. >> my name's tom steyer, i'm running for president. >> steyer announced his campaign in a four-minute video released online. he's positioning himself as an outsider who will rally against corporate interests that he says hold too much power over the u.s. political system. steyer considered a run for president earlier this year only to decide against it and push for impeachment instead. now steyer says he is totally committed to capturing the democratic nomination and defeating president trump. steyer is one of 23 democrats now in the running. he enters the race as another bay area resident is leaving. you'll recall it was yesterday that east bay congressman eric swalwell decided to formally end his campaign. >>> bernie sander's campaign focused on san francisco's housing crisis in a new campaign ad. >> and you share a kitchen with 30 other sros? >> mm-hmm. >> the ad shows sander's wife, jane sanders, touring a cramped single room occupancy building in the chinatown neighborhood. dr. jane sanders also visited an affordable housing devel

. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house. tom winter is new york with us. msnbc legal analyst senior president for social justice. kelly, what do we know about acosta's performance in the west wing. >> speaking with officials here, the president asked how did it go. remember the president encouraged secretary acosta to do a public statement and answer questions to try to resolve this public crisis, public relations krids f crisis for the white house. i'm told the president saw part of the news conference as it happened and planned to go back and watch it later based on his schedule. we have not heard from officials yet of an assessment from the president. we saw in the remarks that acosta said his relationship with president trump is good. why does that matter in the the president is trying to gauge public opinion and how it's playing in the media space to see if and when the confidence he has for the labor secretary should hold given the work he did as u.s. attorney. we also heard from vice president pence on this matter who talked about the importance of

tom? >> tara palmeri at the white house tonight. thank you. >>> now to the other major headline involving the white house. the supreme court ruling in a 5-4 decision that $2.5 billion in pentagon funds may be used to build the southern border wall. the president calling it a big victory. when does building begin and what legal challenges are standing in the way? abc's rachel scott is at the supreme court. >> reporter: in president trump's fight to build a wall along the u.s./mexico border, a victory. the supreme court clearing a path for the administration to reallocate $2.5 billion in defense funds for wall construction, money that was previously frozen by a lower court. 5-4 the court's conservative majority ruled those funds may be used even as court challenges continue. that money ear marked for projects that would include replacing more than 100 miles of barrier. the administration pushed for a decision to finalize contracts by september 30th. the president quickly celebrated the decision as a "big win for border security and ru

when you have tom barrack with his own financial business interests working his connections to the white house, that is where you kind of see this concern and conflict arise. >> the decision to make this transfer to saudi arabia happened not long after jamal khashoggi was killed. what do you make of the timing? >> i think we've seen this from literally the moment he was sworn in. if you remember mike flynn was on stage texting about a nuclear deal with a client of his. this is something they've been doing since day one which is monetizing the presidency. every single one of them whether their name the trump, kushner, manafort, or barrack. tom barrack is a little different animal because he is so familiar with donald trump. you know, shannon alluded to it. the way he met donald trump was he sold the plaza to donald trump and fleeced donald trump. it was one of trump's worst deals. my point is tom knows, barrack knows how to push trump's buttons and he knows how to make money for himself. that is a very dangerous combination. he is also a very polished guy. if you look at the people hangin

that's when from the post on the front porch he saw tom. that's him in the white t-shirt. >> he was pacing around the front yard, front sidewalk area, frantic screaming. >> screaming what? >> i heard him say she was dead, a lot of mumbled stuff. he put his hands up over her face screaming, crying. >> by this time ashley's parents had pulled off the road home to talk and worry about the fight that ended the party. when they heard the sirens, saw the lights flash by headed that way. >> something automatically felt bad, and i whipped a u-turn. >> he didn't have the sccar stopped and i was out running to the house. >> were you able to see ashley? >> no, i could hear what was going on. i had all three kids and they were just crying, and crying and screaming. i'm crying. >> it was crazy like a nightmare. i could see blood swatter on the wall, past the bedroom wall. >> what was that like? >> chaos, it was shocking. >> did you understand it was your daughter? >> yes. i do recall just being hysterically upset and crying and thinking that this can't

that has nothing to do with red and white. when we had to deal with the navigation center down here, tom was here for the whole time. he is engaged, he is a part and a fixture, not only to this part - ports but this community. as i said, i will be voting for it. it the right thing to do i hope that my other commissioners will vote and you'll hear from them. but i am supportive. >> thank you so much for this report. thank you for all of your work on this area i think we should be honored to have a tenant like tom here, and want to continue to do business yet he has grown red and white fleet from a small ferry service to a blooming business. the fact that they are a tenant in good standing, that they are bringing their market rate up to market, and its increasing the revenues to the port. i also forgot to mention that tom donated his hybrid ferry for our commissioners from out of town to do a tour of the port. they loved it. they raved about it. he is always there for the community, it not just about his bottom line, but it's ab

for the white house. he's expected to take part in q&a and voters will meet in the mission district at 6:30 tonight. [ bell ] >>> and a quiet day on wall street. we did learn that e-bay will sell its ticketing company. we didn't realize that but heard that from cnbc. i have not followed up. i'm just realizing. >>> new at 11:00, amazon prime day was bigger than the company's black friday and cyber monday combined. members worldwide spent more than $175 million. it was the biggest event in the company history for the devices. the echo dot and the fire stick with alexa remote and the fire stick 4 k with remote were among the best-sellers. prime members in the u.s. saved tens of million dollars by shopping at whole foods reportedly as well. >> i did not realize it extended to whole foods. not that i could afford it any way. >> i think if you went to whole foods over the weekend you got a little kick back, like $10 to spend on amazon. >>> an important moment in bay area black history being remembers. >> today

. >>> democratic presidential candidate tom steyer is hitting the ground running in his bid for the white house. they spoke to a political expert about how the bay area philanthropist may run the race. >> my name is tom steyer. and i'm running for president. >> tom steyer is running a two-week ad campaign. focusing on iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. >> then i left my business. >> his videos tout how the 62-year-old billionaire philanthropist turned political activist. gaining attention for his next gen. and his need to impeach efforts. >> he has a very big heart. >> steve report also worked on the impeachment effort with steyer. >> doing the need to impeach. he had no reason to do that, other than he believes in the constitution. and i really admired him for mi sign onto the impeachment page. >> reports says he trusts steyer, but he does not believe the democratic party should be run by a billionaire, who built his fortune with a private equity. >> he is not really a standout or filling a gap. >> i do think he still faces this uphill struggle of what is his niche really go

. >>> tom stier is bringing his campaign for the white hoto san francisco today. he is hosting a meet and greet at 6:30 at mannies in the mission. that's a restaurant with a political bookstore. the event marks his first stop in his hometown since announcing his decision to run for the democratic nomination last week. >>> reports show pete -- the harris campaign raised nearly $3.2 million. >>> the next debate for dud for detroit. tomorrow, cnn, the host, will broadcast a live drawing to divide the candidates who qualify in to two debate groups. >>> happening today, the house of represent tyes the washington will vote on the sale of map made weapons to saudi arabia. the president trump wants to sell more than $8 billion in weapons to the saudis and partners in the middle east. last month the senate passed its disapproval of that deal. if the house votes against the deal, the white house could veto the resolution. congress doesn't have enough votes to override a veto. many lawmakers are not happy with the trump administration's pro saudi policy at a time when the sa

tom foreman, thanks very much. the white house says the president's speech itself won't turn political, but you and i have seen the president's speeches and comments turn very political eonven in forums where they shouldn't. for instance when i was in south korea the president visited some troops there and took some shots of democrats in front of the troops. what should you expect tomorrow? >> i think you're right, jim. and you're right to say first the white house will say this won't be a political speech. i was in the office the other day and we asked him about that and he said, no, i'll be speaking to all americans and i can't speak for all americans. but it really is a part of president trump's dna to get political. and as you said on issues and speeches where they weren't supposed to be political rallies they ened up becoming that way. when he first went to cia headquarters he gave a very political seech. there was a rally or event at a tank factory earlier this year in ohio when he started going off on john m

tom foreman is at the lincoln memorial and, tom, not surprisingly, the white house is defending the plans as a simple display of patriotism. >> reporter: yeah, that is what they're saying, jake. and truthfully, on any normal fourth of july this area would be absolutely filled with thousands of people out here to watch the fireworks, down the national mall as they went off. now the fireworks have been moved and all of the lights and all of the attention is directed to the stage up here where the center of attention will be donald trump. the iconic fireworks over the national mall will move to a new spot. all flights will be grounded at washington reagan national airport for more than two hours and three times the usual number of national guard troops will be deployed for security. all so president could be the centerpiece for d.c.'s fourth of july celebration. giving an unprecedented speech at the lincoln memorial. >> we're going to have a great fourth of july in washington, d.c. it will be like no other. >> reporter: for all of the costly changes, it is still not precisely what he wanted

in a visit that so far has not happened. >> california billionaire tom steyer has announced his run for the white house this morning, thisespite previously saying he would take a pass and not enter the rest. in the past decade, he's been ac top democra donor, since president trumtis elecon, he's been one of his most outspoken critics, puing hard for peachment. >>> while one campaign begins, anoer is ending, eric swalwell has announced he's ending his presidential bid. he spoke yesterday admitting that lackluster fund-raising and lagng support in the polls, make it unlikely he uld qualify for debates in the fall. >>> new this morning, hong kong ceo carrie lam says. the bill is dead. she was referring to propose changes to extradition laws that have sparked protests for the past month, this is video of some of those protests, the proposedto changes he extradition legislation would havellowed suspects to be sent to the mainland to facerial. >>> back here, this is the third daactually, we're going to spain. not back here, we'reg gointo spain for the running of the bulls. it was to faste

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. >> tom steyer officially announced his bid for the white house today, he says his biggest goals are reforming the political system, and taking on climate change. >>> coming up, famous rapper jumping into the public business. the bay area-based cannabis company he will team up with. >>> a dog trapped underneath a patio, how crews managed to get him out just in time. >>> your thinking just in time for a little bit of a warming trend by the time we get to the weekend it will be back in the 90s and lent as we look over san jose plenty of blue out there. not the forecast, when we return. in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> i am juliette goodrich in oakland for the courthouse where i am covering the ghost ship warehouse trial. a lot of tension today in the courtroom between attorneys. also defendant derek armenta became agitated at times and then you have the victim's family members who are sitting in the courtroom and they are having a critical eye leading to everything that almena is saying. >> because he is such a weasel. he

. >>> california billionaire tom steyer is expected to formally announce he is running for the white house today, despite previously saying he would not enter the race. the past decade, he has been a top democratic donor and since the election of donald trump, he has been one of the most outspoken critics and pushed hard for imachment. he> one campaign a bs, nliforrnia congressman eric swalwell saye will not run for president. he spoke yesterday admitting with his lack of fund-raising and support in the polls, heik would be unly to qualify for the debates in the fall. >>> d.c.ghf ni life and meeti. shawn townsend has worked in the d.c. government a long time and most recently as an investigator onforcing d.c. alcohol law. he will act as a pt of contact for night life establishments and handling consumer complaints and other pertinent >>sues. >ime to check the forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. pretty out there, chuck. >> n hard to be a better day than yesterday. no queson about it. almost 3.5 inch of rain yesterday at national airport in less an two-hour span of tim

tom steyer, is reportedly preparing his white house bid despite saying earlier he would not be running. will another one soon bite the dust or will field continue to get more -- what do trump people feel like steyer jumping in, do they care. >> i want more democratic -- >> the more disarray, the more socialists arguing the better for us, schal stall wel. >> swalwell is one out of 23. >> michael. we're all know you work for delaney, a great guy, who do you expect to fall next. >> i think that there will be a couple people that will fall toward the summer. as field narrows, but with trump people should be scared of is people on the left start to drop, you see centrists like john delaney and joe biden who have that funding mechanism who can take on president head. >> >> i am trying to fine out, where that goes within the field, if de blasio gets it maybe he -- >> de blasio is not -- i don't think that anyone cares. >> new yorkers glad. >> democrats new york don't take him seriously. >> do libertarians care what happens on democratic national convention party. >> sure, it interest rates on

emily: does this mean that the white house is listening? tom: it is definitely paying attention. how quick is quick? and what constitutes a national security threat? that is the question i have. does my product give huawei an advantage and unable huawei -- huawei to circumvent some rules. i think we will get more clarity once they start filtering through these applications which, as kudlow said, are more voluminous than expected. emily: major moves in the chip industry. mark, you have been reporting on apple's interest to purchase a ship unit from intel. news is applest is in discussions with intel to acquire its modem team. modem are the chips inside of phones that connected to the data, so you can use it not on wi-fi. it is arguably the most important part of any phone, many tablets, smart watch. havewould require apple to -- would allow apple to have more engineers which would jumpstart their efforts to build a modem for new iphones and basically cut qualcomm and other suppliers out of the equation for that really key device. , tom giles,gurman jenny leonard, thank you all. .

. >> after saying he would not make a run for the white house in january, bay area billionaire tom steyer changed his mind and entered late in the race. steyer will spend at least $100 million on his campaign. >> if you think there is something absolutely critical, try as hard as you can, and let the chips fall where they may. and that's exactly what i'm doing. >> steyer said his campaign is focusing on picking the political system and focusing on climate change. but some don't buy it. james taylor says steyer's real goal is to impeach president trump. >> his issue is a marginal issue. he doesn't have anything else that he has to offer the country at large, in terms of a policy agenda. >> steyer's 4-minute video made no mention of trump. he spent $62 million in an impeachment effort. >> obviously, corporations don't have hearts or souls or futures. they don't have children. they have a short time frame. and they really care about just making money. >> steyer's announcement comes just one day after east bay congressman eric swalwell pulled out of the race. swalwell said he didn't have the

emily: does this mean that the white house is listening? tom: it is definitely paying attention. how quick is quick? and what constitutes a national security threat? that is the question i have. i know a lot of the tech companies want to know. does my product give huawei an advantage and enable huawei to circumvent some rules? that is the question that the tech companies are still trying to ascertain. i think we will get more clarity once they start filtering through these applications which, as kudlow said, are more voluminous than expected. emily: major moves in the chip industry. mark, you have been reporting on apple's interest to purchase a ship unit from intel. -- chipunit from intel unit from intel to bring more of its chips in-house. mark: the latest news is apple is in discussions with intel to acquire its modem team. modem are the chips inside of phones that connected to the data, so you can use it not on wi-fi. it is arguably the most important part of any phone, many tablets, smart watch. i'm sure laptops in the future as well. this would allow apple to have more engi

tom first campaign stop since announcing his bid for the white house. in the mission district that event starts at 6:30 tonight. >>> the u.s. census bureau is sending out nearly a quarter million questionnaires to households across the u.s. that does include a question about citizenship. you'll remember the supreme court ruled earlier this month it cannot be included in 2020. this test was designed and printed before the decision, and while it's not clear if or how the government will use the data, it is not the official census. another quarter million households will receive surveys that don't include the question to see what impact the question might have on response rates. >>> new this morning, it's alarming new information from california's auditor. some personal information collected by the state might not be protected. it finds certain departments have weaknesses in their data security and lack external oversight, among other issues. the report is not saying exactly which departments are vulnerable. it did say those in the judicial constitutional

it's a white, liberal, rich, the tom steyers of the world that can endure these climate change restrictions. it's going to harm the lives of minorities. it's the most anti-minority issue. blue-collar americans as well. you're talking about eliminating jobs, restricting modes of transportation, increasing prices on basic living needs like gasoline. these are things that rich white people can shrug off and then feel really good about the fact that they have a tesla and they can feel good that they have solar panels because it's totally affordable to them. >> dagen: carbon offsets. >> greg: yes. that's it. >> juan: wait a second. i love the show because i learned about white privilege from greg. >> greg: [laughs] >> juan: if i was white, i would get a tesla? can you believe this? >> greg: they get discounts, juan. >> juan: nobody told me! >> greg: i know a dealer. tesla too. >> juan: you could go with me. >> dana: pay for the privilege because of all the text breaks. >> juan: this is like double jeopardy. you're not telling me. i think that you're right about bernie. i don't think -- talking a

last >>> california billionaire tom stier is expected to formally announce a run to the white house after previously saying he would not enter the race. since the election of donald trump, he is one of the most outsken critics and has pushed hard for impeachment. >>> while one campaign begins, another end. california congressman eric swalwell announced he is ending his presidential campaign. he decided he would be unlikely to qualify for debates in the fall. >>this morning, the smithsonian is workingto help tell the stories of migrant children who were held in board detention faties. this work has been done by 10 and 11ear-old w had just been released from a migrant detention center in texas. the american academy of pediatrics shared the drawings with nbc news and other media outlets. >>> last night's director of night life and culture attended his first public hearing. townsendi w be sworn in next month. he has worked as an investigator in enforcing d.c. alcohol laws. he handle consumer complaints and other issues. >>> people will no doubt be talking abo's yesterday flooding for the rest

a congressman ends his white house run as a billionaire launches a long shot bid. >> my name is tom steyer and i'm running for president. >> steyer joins us in >> steyer joins us in a sunday exclusive. can a billionaire win over democratic voters? >>> and as more accusers come forward, the fallout over the jeffrey epstein case hits the white house. chris christie and rahm emanuel join the powerhouse roundtable to tackle the week's biggest headlines. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >>> good morning. and welcome to "this week." we begin with troubling new images from the border, human beings held by the u.s. government in inhumane conditions. we have heard the horror stories for weeks. sick children in unsanitary conditions. a migrant woman told to drink water from a toilet. the president called the reports phony. and on friday, the vice president and several republican members of congress went to the border to prove the critics wrong. to showcase the treatment of detained migrants. it became a tale of two detention cent

there are reports the san francisco billionaire tom steyer is poised to jump in. despite his decision earlier against the white house run. >>> air bnb acted immediately after one of its listings was linked to a quadruple shooting in san jose. neighbors heard as many as six shots. police found four men and a car with gunshot wounds. witnesses say there was a large party at our home and cars doing donuts in the street. air bnb says the house is suspended indefinitely along with the owner and renters. >>> i am at the live news desk. oakland police showing off their hall over the long holiday weekend. they hauled in a number of weapons, and crackdown on fireworks as well seizing nine guns. they may 12 different arrests over the weekend associated with this activity. 77 illegal fireworks citations, two counts of cocaine, towed 17 vehicles which was that crackdown on the sideshow at 42nd avenue just before midnight. over 200 persons were dispersed their. they are putting the word out it's not going to be tolerated anymore. >>> you were a police say they issued 60 citati

. >> john carl, our chief white house correspondent and tom yamas. alex acosta has resigned from his position as labor secretary. we're going to have much more coverage on abc news.com, and for those of you on the west coast, we'll return to our regular programming, which is good morning america, i'm paula farris, have a good morning. >>> this has been a special report from abc news. >>> all right, and we appreciate paula farris for that special report. labor secretary alex acosta is out and we will provide you more information as it comes down: we want to get with mike nicco with a look the at how your weather looks on this friday. >>> that gorgeous view of the clouds rolling over the hills. it's going to be mild at the coast, hot inland, and all the way through the weekend. good news, it will be comfy at night, and the temperatures will slowly taper back to average early next week. upper 60s in half-moon bay, 70 at san francisco, 77 to 82 around the bay. you can see some 80s and 90s inland. the good news, we're back in the 50s and 60s during the ov

. >>> tom steyer is expected to announce his campaign for the white house months after saying he would not run. steyer has spent millions of dollars calling for president trump's impeachment. >>> illegal burritos have landed a los angeles man in prison. prosecutor i say those foil wrapped packages were filled with meth. the street value, $40,000. the suspect was convicted and faces 15 years behind bars. >>> the proposed tariffs on china could cause a bible shortage in this country. the majority of christian bibles sold and given away in the u.s. are printed in china. evangelical groups say the tariffs would make them too expensive to give . coming up, 15-year-old coco gauff's inspiring message after a tough loss at wimbledon. >>> but first team usa returns home after their world cup soccer win. their message to the fans this morning. >>> up next, important news about prescription drug prices. what a judge has now decided. across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's firs

. >>> democratic hopeful, tom starr is bringing his campaign to the white house from san francisco. the billionaire is hosting a meet and greet at manny's in the mission. it is a restaurant with a political bookshop. the event marks his first campaign stop in the hometown since announcing his decision to run for the nomination last week . >> new fundraising reports are for the democratic candidate for president. >>> they show that south bend mayor, pete butigieg has raised more money in california during the past 3 months then california senator kamala harris. the documents show big donors from silicon valley and hollywood helped propel buttigieg to the top in california. he took and $3.75 million between april and june. the harris campaign raised $3.18 million. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with a new plan for a safe haven for people living in their cars. up next tonight, the lot in sanford just go where people can park for several months. it is close to bart and will provide other services as well. >>> the oakland a's newest picture has arrived in town after a trade last wee

. >>> democratic presidential candidate tom sty ser bringing his campaign for the white house to san francisco today. the bay area billionaire is hosting a meet and greet at 6:30 at mannies on 16th street in the mission. that's a restaurant with a political bookstore. the event marks the first campaign stop in his hometown since announcing his decision to run for the democratic nomination last week. >>> the next debate for the presidential candidates are scheduled for july 30th and 31st in detroit. tomorrow, cnn, the host will broadcast a live drawing to divide the candidates that qualify in to two debate groups. >>> helping students budget for college, what the uc system considering to make sure students know how much tuition they will pay every year at college. >>> plus a full emergent car wash. this woman took a wrong turn and ended up in a river. >>> now, let's check in with claudean wong with what coming up. it's hard to ignore the numbers when you are looking at the crashes and injuries there have been at a particular intersection and in one specific neighborhood. we will tell

. >> the idea, tom explains, if we don't look out, the white race will be utterly submerged. >> the idea is that it's up to us, the dominant race to watch out or these other races -- >> it's all scientific stuff. it's been proved, he says. fitzgerald might not have been endorsing these sentiments, the character who mouths them, tom buchanan, is one of the least admirable characters in the book, representing a certain kind of unthinking, vulgar rich man. and yet in 1921, just a few years before he wrote "the great gatsby," fitzgerald wrote a letter to a critic explaining his own views. the negroids sneak through. raise the bars of immigration and permit only scandinavians, anglo-saxons and celts to enter. fitzgerald seems aware his views were not politically correct. he adds in the letter, my rea reactions were all philistine and anti-socialist, provincial and racially snobbish. he persisted in his view of racial hierarchy. we are as far above the modern frenchman as he is above the negro. the reason i begin with this literary reference is to remind us all how deeply embedded is the idea

tom, thank you. >>> and next this evening, to ohio, where a white security guard was caught on surveillance pulling his gun on a black sheriff's deputy. the guard stopping the veteran deputy at an irs office in toledo, saying he could not come in with his weapon. the deputy, who was on-duty and in uniform said he would leave, but the security guard kept his gun aimed at the deputy's back. and attorney for the deputy saying his client believes it was racially motivated. the security guard pleaded not guilty to an aggravated men nancing charge. >>> a major break in the murder of a american in greece. authorities telling abc news they have a suspect in custody and he's now confessed to killing suzanne eaton on the island of crete. her body was found dumped deep in a cave used as a world war ii bunker. >>> we turn now to history made 50 years ago this week, right here in this room. this is apollo 11 mission control in houston, where they watched, where they guided those astronauts that would land on the moon. we have teamed up tonight with our partners at national geographic for an extraordinar

tom, thank you. >>> and next this evening, to ohio, where a white security guard was caught on surveillance pulling his gun on a black sheriff's deputy. the guard stopping the veteran deputy at an irs office in toledo, saying he could not come in with his weapon. the deputy, who was on-duty and in uniform, said he would leave, but the security guard kept his gun aimed at the deputy's back. an attorney for the deputy saying his client believes it was racially motivated. the security guard pleaded not guilty to an aggravated menacing charge. >>> overseas tonight, a major break in the murder of an american mother and scientist in greece. authorities telling abc news they have a suspect in custody and that he has now confessed to killing suzanne eaton on the island of crete. she vanished going for a run earlier this month. her body was found dumped deep in a cave used as a world war ii bunker. >>> we turn now to history made 50 years ago this week, right here in this room. this is apollo 11 mission control in houston, where they watched, where they guided those astronauts who would land on the

tonight tom steyer's first campaign stop in his hometown since announcing his bid for the white house. he's expected to take part in a q&a, meet voters at the manny's in the mission district. that event begins at 6:30 tonight. >>> escooters are sticking around san francisco. supervisors voted to make a temporary pilot program permanent. it was set to end in october, a year after it was put into place. supervisors tell "the examiner" they're going to invite more scooter companies into the program. sfmta says one of the requirements will be to cater to low income communities outside of downtown. the agency will also draw a map of where escooter companies can and cannot operate in. >>> a party keeps popping up in an eastern contra costa county town but this one the neighbors don't want and police seem powerless to stop it. here's why. hundreds of teenagers partying outside a house on the street, this was two saturdays ago outside of a home on cool crest drive in oakley. police spoke to the owner of the house the next morning but a week later, it happened again. here are some concerned ne

now looking to replace him in the white house. steyer made that announcement his morning. as you can and let the chips fall where they may and that is what i'm doing. my name is tom steyer and i'm running for president. >> he plans to spend $100 million on his own campaign. moreellutaid monday he would step away from the race. this may inspire more of the many, many candidates to step away as well. nobody wanted to be first. so as stayer is added and we'll put a red x on swalwell and a number of candidates don't have the shot at the presidency and many in the party thinks they should keep the house to tip the senate. as for steyer, the $100 million is more than what elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and joe biden have raised combined, marcus. >> wow! thanks, scott. >>> new at 11:00, h. ross perot the self-made billionaire from texas who made two bids for the white house has died at the age of 89. chuck todd reports on the legacy he leaves behind. >> reporter: the self-made man from texarkana. >> the party is over and it is time for the clean-up crew. >> reporter: henry r

tom winter, and political analyst peter baker. hans, i want to start with you. you were there out on the white house south lawn today when president trump, secretary acosta made that news, announced that acosta is going to step down. take us behind the decision. what led to this? >> reporter: the president didn't think acosta had done enough in terms of acquitting himself. it happened relatively quickly. you look at the sequence of events, the president comes out in the morning, saying he is accepting the resignation of the secretary of labor. sometimes they reject resignation offers and say you need to stay on, it is a recognition whie t recognition by the white house to keep the conversation on deregulation and on what they're doing in terms of job creation. there was acknowledgment that this was getting in the way. that was getting in the way of the story the president wants to tell about the economy. as we know now, there's going to be a new acting labor secretary. kristin? >> peter baker, you've done so much reporting on this

tom: that is right. it is very much in their interest to have these restrictions as loose as possible. their view is that we are leaders in chipmaking and other technology that we sell to huawei. we should maintain our leadership. we want to keep this market open. we want to continue to invest in u.s. leadership in this technology. view,u know -- in their this does not represent a threat to national security. this is a part of the global 5g buildout. this is not something we want to -- this is not an area where we think national security interests are at risk. emily: the argument has been made that some sales to huawei should resume for consumer devices, like smart phones, laptops. but, perhaps anything that would be put into 5g equipment might be put into a different category. tom: it is not clear to me how the u.s. is going to delineate between what is a threat to national security and what isn't a threat. there is a view that if we slow the rollout of 5g globally and huawei is at the forefront of that

. >> is that tom steyer? >> who? >> there's, like, too many ryneric middle-aged white guys, man. >> this is humiliating. ont me just tell you. >> no, no, no. we will get this before the credits roll. >> is it steve bulloc-- >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." plus, stephen welcomes jeff daniels and katy tur and jacob soboroff featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! live, baby! >> stephen: wooo! thank you, my friend. hello! hello, all my dear friend. good to see you out there. jon, good to see you. how is it going, sparkles? you doing good? thank you for being here. >> audience: stephen! stiffen! stephen. >> stephen: i feel exactly the same way. >> stephen: soaked in electric dpals. you can feel it. you can feel it. it's coming up. it's coming up. please, have a seat, everybody. welcome. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. we are live after night one of th

straka billionaire tom stier came to his hometown of seven disco tonight. his ploy to win over voters on the white house. >>> ktvu start now. >> billionaire philanthropist in the crowded democratic field. >> billionaire tom stier spoke tonight at a gathering. we are joining alive for where tonight's campaign event was held. >> reporter: julie and frank tom stier does not need dollars but he does need donors. today he took the stage with the owner of manny's restaurant, who is a friend of his son. he says he things he knows er: mission district, tom stier shook hands and as the newest l contender, made the case for why a california billionaire should get the party's nomination. >> we have