Objections to Nippon Steel's bid to takeover U.S. Steel are building....a foster care and adoption worker is facing child porn charges...and some potential severe weather over the next couple of days.

Political opposition to Nippon Steel's bid to takeover U.S. Steel is building as Japan's prime minister addresses a joint session of Congress today. Representative Chris Deluzio has a number of objections: [CutID: <Cuts> L-Chris Deluzio2.wavTime: 6sTitle: L-Chris Deluzio2Description: L-Chris Deluzio2 on why he's against Nippon SteelOut-cue: illegal trade practices] On the Big K Morning Show, Deluzio said he's concerned the purchase would threaten US control of its shrinking steel production: [CutID: <Cuts> L-Chris Deluzio4.wavTime: 8sTitle: L-Chris Deluzio4Description: L-Chris Deluzio4 on what the risk isOut-cue: our domestic share] The takeover is under review by the Committee on Foreign Investment. Deluzio has invited US Steel worker Rob Jones to be his guest at today's joint session.