the stage u.s. senator sherrod brown. [applause] senator brown: thank you, ohio democrats. thank you, joyce, cedric, and sheila. thank you for joining us from the congressional black caucus. special shoutout to the stokes family. lou was a mentor to so many of us that came to congress, and we always will remember the tone he set and the gentleness that he brought to his job, always the commitment to justice. i like these dinners because i got to sit with my wife, connie, and my daughter, columbus city councilwoman elizabeth brown. elizabeth showed me pictures of our 5-month-old granddaughter. the first time she sat up was yesterday. the reason i bring that up is, she doesn't really send pictures very often to their daughter's grandfather. maybe she will start doing that more since i'm saying it in front of 3000 people. [laughter] senator brown: to ted strickland -- i know something about this, because i know what the forces of darkness did in 2012 in my race when they spent $40 million, setting a record of any senate race in the country in negative ads. they've already, and

the stage u.s. senator sherrod brown. pplause] senator brown: thank you, ohio senator brown: thank you, ohio democrats. thank you, joyce, cedric, and heila. thank you for joining us from the congressional black caucus. special shoutout to the stokes family. lou was a mentor to so many of us that came to congress, and we always will remember the tone he set and the gentleness that he brought to his job, always the commitment to justice. i like these dinners because i got to sit with my wife, connie, and my daughter, columbus city councilwoman elizabeth brown. elizabeth showed me pictures of our 5-month-old granddaughter. the first time she sat up was yesterday. the reason i bring that up is, she doesn't really send pictures very often to their daughter's grandfather. maybe she will start doing that more since i'm saying it in ront of 3000 people. [laughter] senator brown: to ted strickland - i know something about this, because i know what the forces of darkness did in 2012 in my race when they spent $40 million, setting a

the new south. in picking brown, i think hillary clinton would say this is a serious ticket aimed at sort of governing. this is someone who has spent time in the house, in the senate, who has these relationships. it would also be a little sop to the left. brown is thatd someone that is admired. it is a very complicated calculus, what they are uprising today in terms of what they will prize in the day they make the pick. that makes it hard to predict who they wind up picking, but also totally fascinating. >> ohio has been called the swing-y-est of the swing states. it is a pivotal state for both the democrats and the republicans. governor kasich is a republican and harry reid has made it clear that he does not want to see somebody selected from a state that would result in the senate losing a democratic seat. >> you just outlined the strongest argument against sherrod brown. kasich would be able to pick a republican to fill that term until another scheduled election. that wasn't the obviously -- theate the mass -- math for democrats. sometimes, what the white house or the candidate running for the white house and what the senators in that person's own party want ru

cable satellite corop. 2016] >> we move from senator elizabeth warren to senator sharon brown of ohio. how serious do you think the clinton folks are about his potential name as a running mate? >> i think senator brown is going beyond the short list. i think he makes a three-person cut. makes aknow if he two-person cut. i think he is being seriously considered. he is many things that senator clinton is not. he's more of a populist in terms of both record and approach. gravellya great, voice. he has someone who has made good in a swing state like ohio. i think he compliments are in many ways without being what she views as someone who might be difficult to work with in elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. brown is more of an idealist i think then hillary clinton who i think is more of a pragmatist, but he is not in her view so far off on the idealistic wing that he doesn't know how to get things done. he knows the compromises and sacrifices that need to be made. they did serve together in the u.s. senate. >> there seem to be a couple of variables in terms of what the clinton campaign will want to do. do they want to

[applause] senator brown: from her early days with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights and women's rights. [applause] senator brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the world and women's rights. [applause] senator brown and i trust : hillary clinton on trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going to defeat it. [applause] senator brown: a decade or so ago, i wrote a book on trade, so i don't come to this issue lightly, but i trust hillary clinton on manufacturing and trade. she has the best manufacturing policy of any candidate in this race, and i know that what hillary clinton is proposing on trade, a special trade prosecutor, unprecedented in our country, tripling trade enforcement by putting on more trade investigators, country,nted in our c

brown: from her early days with the children's defense fund, to her time in the senate, leading on the children's health insurance plan, and i trust hillary clinton to fight for human rights and voting rights and women's rights. and [applause] sen. brown: from her time in alabama as a civil rights worker when she was 25 to the work she did as our secretary of state on behalf of women all over the world and women's rights. and i trust hillary clinton on trade and manufacturing. i'm leading in the senate, as you know, i'm leading the opposition to the transpacific partnership and i think we're going to defeat it. a decade or so ago, i wrote a book on trade, so i don't come to this issue lightly, but i trust hillary clinton on manufacturing and trade. she has the best manufacturing policy of any candidate in this race and i know that what hillary clinton is proposing on trade, a special trade prosecutor, unprecedented in our country, tripling trade enforcement by putting on more investigators, unprecedented, by coming down hard on currency that china has debased and manipulated for years,

the new south. in picking sherrod brown, i think hillary clinton would say this is a serious ticket aimed at governing. this is someone who has spent time in the house, in the senate, who has these relationships. it would also be a little sop to the left. because sherrod brown is someone that the left really admires. it is just a really complicated calculus in terms of what they are pricing today in terms of what they will prize in the day they make the pick. that makes it hard to predict who they wind up picking, but also totally fascinating. host: ohio has been called the swingiest of the swing states. it is a pivotal state for both democrats and republicans. it is where the republican convention will be in july. governor kasich is a republican, and the senate republic

the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, mr.resident. i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: and i ask unanimous consent to proceed as as if morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank my colleagues on the veterans' affairs committee for their work on the veterans first act. i just left this committee where chairman isakson and senator blumenthal are in their typical bipartisan way working together with the v.a. to improve veterans health care and i'm appreciative of that. they will be on the floor later this afternoon to urge the senate to move quickly on this legislation. this comprehensive bipartisan will bring vets and their families k expanded benefits that will ensure the v.a. has the resources to provide veterans with the highest quality of care. no veteran should place -- should face exploitation by for-profit colleges, inadequate care or life on the street. we address all these iss

the king of debt. senator sherrod brown is here to talk about clinton's latest attack. but first the new bipartisan gun safety proposal senator chris murphy is calling a watershed moment. i'll ask the senator himself what makes this the different when he joins me after this two-minute break. >>> if we do nothing, more people in our country will likely die. so for all those folks who say time and time again, we're at war with terror -- what we have been doing by not closing this loophole is to aid and abet those people who seek to get weapons to kill us. >> after four gun control measures failed in the senate yesterday, just more than a week after the orlando shooting, there was a glimmer of hope today when a bipartisan measure seen as a compromise was unveiled. new legislation put together by republican senator susan colins from maine would allow the george general of the united states to ban people on the no-fly list and the so-called selectee list from buying a gun. >> all of us are united in our desire to getting something significant done on this vital issue. many of

the home to be in state of my great friend and great senator brown. ause] [crowd cheering] > yes! and it is good to be in the send ted 's going to strickland to the u.s. senate in november. yes! now, i'm here today because i'm with her. yes, her. [applause] crowd cheering] >> we're all here today because we're with her. we're going to work our hearts out to make hillary next president of the united states. [applause] [crowd cheering] yes! [applause] [crowd cheering] >> i'm ready. you ready for this? eah! with someone who gets fights single day and for us. whole who has spent her life fighting for children, spent her life fighting for women, spent her life fighting families, fighting for healthcare, fighting for human ights, fighting for a level playing field, fighting for those who need her most. to fight side by side with hillary clinton. [crowd cheering] applause] talk today, i want to about values. and ddy sold fencing carpeting. he ended up as a maintenance man. mom his heart attack, my answered the phones at sears to family above water. here's som

the point you just made in response to senator brown is that the productivity gap, some of it is related to decrepit infrastructure. it takes two hours to get someplace. that is too lost hours for someone delivering a package if it takes 10 minute on a superhighway. that is a part of to the productivity increase. your in a position where you are doing all you can come up but it's not enough and we have to step up. is that something that you would tend to subsidize with? -- sympathize with? janet yellen: in the united states and many other advanced nations where interest rates are at very low levels, it is common to say that monetary policy, central banks have been carrying the load in many parts of the world. fiscal policy has, because of concern about large debt or deficits, not played a supportive role. we have achieved a lot in the united states and we have created over 14 million jobs. the unemployment rate has come down to 4.7%. inflation is still under 2%, but i believe moving up,. we're making good progress, but if there were to be a negative shock to the economy, and i mentioned

2012 while running for the senate, it came to light that warren had listed herself as a native-american in professional directories. her opponent at the time, former senator scott brown claimed she used it to further her career. here'sanation of her ancestry. watch this. >> i have lived in a family that has talked about native-american, talked about tribes, since i've been a little girl. i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times, remarked that he -- that her father, my papaw, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> a dead giveaway. now, warren is well known for her populous criticism of banks and financial institutions. she also made that statement. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there. good for you. but i want to be clear. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. >> you didn'

2012 while running for the senate, it came to light that warren had listed herself as a native-american in professional directories. her opponent at the time, former senator scott brown claimed she used it to further her career. here's warren's explanation of her ancestry. watch this. >> i have lived in a family that has talked about native-american, talked about tribes, since i've been a little girl. i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times, remarked that he -- that her father, my papaw, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> a dead giveaway. now, warren is well known for her populous criticism of banks and financial institutions. she also made that statement. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there. good for you. but i want to be clear. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for

the king of debt. senator sherrod brown is here to talk about clinton's latest attack. but first the new bipartisan gun safety proposal senator chris murphy is calling a watershed moment. i'll ask the senator himself what makes this the different when he joins me after this two-minute break. enis really built into theat foundation of the company. whole foods market is engaged with pg&e on many levels, to really reduce energy and reduce our environmental footprint. for a customer like whole foods, saving energy means helping our environment, and we can be a part of that. helping customers save energy is a very important part of what pg&e does. we can pass those savings on to the environment, the business, and the community. pg&e really is an expert in saving energy, and that partnership is extremely exciting. together, we're building a better california. >>> if we do nothing, more people in our country will likely die. so for all those folks who say time and time again, we're at war with terror -- what we have been doing by not closing this loophole is to aid and abet tho

the junior senator from california, barbara boxer, has me the same bed as last year with ohio senator, sharon brown. boxer is offering beer from the 21st amendment brewery in san leandro as her part of the ouija. brown will deliver beer from cleveland's platform are brewing company the losing senator we'll need to wear gear from the winning team when he or she makes the delivery to the office of the winning senator. >>> a judge with the california public utilities commission has fined pg&e $23.4 million for in accurate records of its natural gas pipeline. the faulty records involve more than a dozen cities to blame for outages, leaks in the house explosion in carmel. this investigation is separate from the record 1.6 $1.6 billion fine levied last year for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. pg&e could decide to appeal this latest fine. >>> foredeck 17. we want to go over to sal. starting with a fremont area. streets are blocked off. >>> i do have a map of the area that is affected here. the traffic is going to be affected on fremont boulevard and also on washington in this area. you wi

cable satellite corop. 2016] >> we move from senator elizabeth warren to senator sharon brown of ohio. how serious do you think the clinton folks are about his potential name as a running mate? >> i think senator brown is going beyond the short list. i think he m a

on the phone former massachusetts senator scott brown. tor brown, this kind of stuff has been in the rumor mill a long time but is shocking. corey lewandoski has been on television, gave an impressive interview and expressed loyalty bit seems to most out outsiders that the trump campaign is in disarray. >> i don't agree. it's moving in a positive direction. it was obviously all wanted to go one way, corey wanted to go another way. he had others who want him to go a different way. the fact that he is now getting everything under one roof, i think is appropriate, has the backing of the children and manafort has been there and done it. take nothing a. from corey, taking this fledgling campaign and make him be the nominee, thought was brilliant, but like any business, and like any campaign, going to adjust and adapt and grow and that's what they're doing. >> so the very issue of adjusting and adapting and growing to some degree, is admission that things going the way you plant it to go. particularly more recently with the polls beginning to sl

the warriors and cavs. she delivered beer to senator brown's office dressed in a lebron james cavaliers jersey. that's what was on the line as the warriors lost the nba title to the cavs. local beer was the prize. similar bet was made last year. >>> and in cleveland today 1.3 million cavaliers fans packed the streets to celebrate the cavs championship win. that's more people than filled times square on new year's eve. and this is all because it's the city's first major sports title in more than 50 years. >> you know, it's kind of nice. they are enjoying it while they can. which actually sets the theme for the weather department. we have a little bit of a cooling trend today. and tomorrow. and enjoy it while you can. forecast coming up. ,, >>> well, did you enjoy today? good! temperatures were down about 3 to 8 degrees and tomorrow, we are going to bottom out and temperatures will be warm in spots in the upper 80s as we look live from top of transamerica pyramid out toward the bay bridge. numbers still in the 80s at concord, 83 degrees. san francisco though a chilly 59. and in a way that sets the

. >> senator barbara boxer of california had a bet going with senator brown and had to deliver beer to thebrown a golden state warrior towel because she knows that quote, sherrod will be sweating the next time they meet. trash talking never hurt anybody. >>> the man most of you come to know and fear and love from the ground breaking series "breaking bad" is in a new role. bryan cranston will play a part in the new power rangers movie. he had played major historical figures like lyndon b. johnson in the play and the hbo film "all the way." if you're at home this morning wondering who's zordon he's the mentor to the rangers and played by a hologram like floating head is that much different than playing a former president or a teacher turned meth dealer? you decide. >>> finally this morning, alex, we showed you the eighth grader who delivered some spot on impersonations of the 2016 presidential candidates. last night on "fallon", jack aiello reappeared. this time as trump's running mate. >> that's fantastic to be here. just fantastic. >> since beautiful? isn't he terrific? [ cheers and applau

tom perez, who is the labor secretary, sherrod brown, the senator from ohio rounding it out. >> stevedemocratic side first? >> i'm hedging here, basically what i'm doing. i putjulian castro. 15 on tim kaine. >> david petraeus, that's an interesting call. >> that was the last sort of crazy thought. i think she wants to run a safe campaign. i think she wants to provide a contrast with donald trump by being safe. i think most of these that i've list reasonable doubt safe picks. >> tuckery? >> i don't think she's holy in charge of this decision. i think elizabeth warren is the favorite, i put 60 on her and castro, 40. >> edgy. >> charles? >> she puts petraeus on there that means we can abolish the classification system sbirnly, if that's on the ticket. i've narrowed it down. she has two choices, you're going to go center or go left. you go center, you go kaine, you go left, you go share rod brown or elizabeth warren. >> republicans, steve? >> hedging my bets, the only person i've got more than $10 on is bob corker. $10 on newt, on sessions, jim scott, john thune, tom cotton and then it's

it was payback from her counterpart, senator brown from ohio. besides wearing the cavs jersey, senator boxer also presented senator brown with beer from san francisco's 21st amendment brewery. >> unsmiling, not happy, not going along with this at all. >> and she still had warriors blue on underneath. >> we'll get them next year. >>> tonight, dramatic revolt. unprecedented in modern times, a sit-in protest on the house floor. democrats shouting, demanding action on gun control. >>> to tell the truth, donald trump unleashes a blistering takedown on hillary clinton. but nbc news found his all-out assault was filled with falsehoods and questionable claims. >>> a frantic race against time f a father and his kids missing at sea. are. >>> a stunning twist after the monster truck bust, with an arsenal of weapons. tonight, the rescue mission they were on spurred by a tragic loss. >>> cliffhanger as the crowd goes wild. people hanging from buildings to catch a glimpse of history. and with one of the greatest songs of all-time, a rip-off. >>> "nightlyew

the next senate. and still on people's minds is the scott brown victory in massachusetts in a special election. are very cautious about even in a typically blue state like massachusetts, giving up control of a senate seat. >> a lot of chess pieces to move around. matt, aaron, thanks. >>> newly released e-mails shedding light on another controversial case from hillary clinton's years as secretary of state. it involves a campaign donor and top secret security clearance. fox news whiexclusive is next. plus the orld terror attack reigniting a debate on whether the u.s. is doing enough to fight isis. why the next guest says the leaders of one major party lack the commitment to see that battle through to the end. a heart attack doesn't care if you run everyday, or if you're young or old. no matter who you are a heart attack can happen without warning. if you've had a heart attack, a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another one. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bayer aspirin. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed th

the judge. >> my pleasure, deirdre. deirdre: what is your take? you heard scott brown, senator scott brown say the offense is that most people feel as if they were in the same situation they would be in jail. hillary clinton is on the campaign trail and donald trump essentially said that. >> well, the publicly known evidence of her guilt is truly overwhelming. it is more than enough to obtain an indictment and more than enough to obtain a conviction for espionage, defined as the failure to safeguard state secrets put into your hands for safekeeping. the numerous lies told by mrs. clinton along the way, like the one you just ran, the rules were not clear, the rules changed after i, after i left, only reinforce the determination of the fbi and the justice department to pursue this criminally because the more lies she tells the more they perceive her as mocking and demeaning their investigation of her. of the fact is, the rules did not change. the inspector general examined those rules and found that she was informed of those rules on day one in a two-hour tutorial with the fbi. s

the measure still needs approval from the senate and from governor brown. wn. >>> pepsi had stopped using aspartame because of health concern. it it had been linked to cancer in lab mice so the diet drink was reformulated last summer. the customer customer seemed upset about what they called a change in flavor. pepsi max will be re- labeled as pepsi zero sugar and contain aspartame. diet pepsi classic will also be sweetened with aspartame. the diet pepsi will contain sucrose as it sweetener. >>> several wild fires are burning and around california. the latest on firefighting efforts and what this fire season could look like it >> it is shaping up to be another hot day tomorrow. that does cause concern for fires. how hot is it going to get at your house? i will let you know. >>> a wildfire burning has burned more than 45,000 acres. it's one. it's one of several fires burning across the west tonight. will car has the latest on efforts to get those fires under control. >> a driver has a close encounter with a raging wildfire on sunday. is. is the second fire t

the call or what kind of people? top levelryone from people like scott brown, the former governor from -- senator from massachusetts,an brewer from arizona. there was a former apprentice contestant on the call and his pastor, mark burns. mark: unusual for the candidate to be reaping surrogates but .ell us some specific things tell us some of the things trump said in terms of how he instructed them to fight back. guest: jan brewer at one point "yourupted and said campaign sent us a memo last night instructing us not to talk about trump university, anything connected to trump organization's." and trump said "who sent this memo? i will throw that in the waste basket and you are fully uthorized to talk about this." he was saying we will overcome. said you guys are the reason i'm having this call and sometimes you guys get information that's not smart. you guys get stupid information from people who aren't very smart but he promised to have more of these calls in the future. he was clearly rotated with reporters, not surprising. -- irritated with reporters, not surprising. he was doubling down, tripling down on this. cle

the senate. if the senate returns as democratic, she will have a pulpit there, she can organize a caucus of progressive senators. bernie sanders will be at budget, sherrod brown will be at banking. elizabeth warren, when she speaks, people listen. i don't know in the history of vice presidents how independent, strong -- >> good point. if she were on the ticket it would seem -- tpp, for instance, i keep wondering what's going to. there's going to be a vote, a lot of people predict a lame duck session in which hillary clinton, if she has been elected at that point, says -- >> but that's where the social movements, that's where senator warren holds the line, accountability. >> would be key, yeah. >> she's really challenged the white house. >> right. the other thing is -- >> we need a sheriff, not just a sheriff of wall street, we need a sheriff of the white house moving forward. that is elizabeth warren. she's been a cop on the beat. >> there's something to say about being able to -- you can get away with a lot more if you're just some senator. i mean -- some senator. if you're not actually representing a campaign. elizabeth warren can say things that might be h

the. further. senator menendez: one final point and not even a question. i want to echo what senator brown and other senators have sent you about improving the representation at regional banks. 83% of federal reserve board members are white. 92% of regional bank presidents are white. there is not a single president who is either african-american or someone like me come a latino. that is fundamentally wrong. i would hope that you would share some diversity effort because leadership on this issue all this comes from the top, regardless in the institution. with your own expenses as a woman, and that regard you seem to be doing a lot better in the system, but we are not doing that much better with people of color. i hope that you will seriously consider such an effort. janet yellen: i agree with you that it's extremely important and i will do everything i can to see that our performance improves on that dimension. senatorshelby: center t toomey. youror toomey: predecessor, chairman bernanke limitsss some of the of monetary policy and what it's capable of and not capable of. one of the things t

tom perez, who is the labor secretary, sherrod brown, the senator from ohio rounding it out. >> stevee first? >> i'm hedging here, basically what i'm doing. i putjulian castro. 15 on tim kaine. >> david petraeus, that's an interesting call. >> that was the last sort of crazy thought. i think she wants to run a safe campaign. i think she wants to provide a contrast with donald trump by being safe. i think most of these that i've list reasonable doubt safe picks. >> tuckery? >> i don't think she's holy in charge of this decision. i think elizabeth warren is the favorite, i put 60 on her and castro, 40. >> edgy. >> charles? >> she puts petraeus on there that means we can abolish the classification system sbirnly, if that's on the ticket. i've narrowed it down. she has two choices, you're going to go center or go left. you go center, you go kaine, you go left, you go share rod brown or elizabeth warren. >> republicans, steve? >> hedging my bets, the only person i've got more than $10 on is bob corker. $10 on newt, on sessions, jim scott, john thune, tom cotton and then it's dennis rodman.

the call what kind of people? jennifer: it was everyone from top level. scott brown the former senatorrom massachusetts pam bondi from florida as well as people -- there was a former apprentice contestant who was on the call and his pastor, mark burns. various people like that. mark: unusual for the candidate to briefing surrogates on messages. tell us specific things. people want to read the story in full can go to bloombergpolitics.com. tell us specific things trump said. jennifer: jan brewer said listen your campaign sent us a memo last night instructing us not to talk about trump university. you guys are not authorized to talk about. trump fought back and said, who sent this memo. i will tear that up and throw that in the waste basket. you guys are fully authorized to talk about this. fight back hard. he was telling these surrogates, we will overcome. i've always won. i will continue to win. that's the way it's going to be. he said, you know you guys are the reason why i'm having this call. sometimes you guys get information that's not very smart. you guys are getting stupid inform

she put on a lebron james jersey and put on the 21st amendment bruise to senator brown. >> boxer said she almost included a warrior towel because brown will be sweating the next time the two teams meet, that's for sure. >> she has that right. on to sports. larry is off. >> that's right. we have rick quan in tonight. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. and the giants close out another victory in style of the >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he connected with two on and it was 6-1 pirates. buster posey's flyball bounceses into the stand for a ground rule r.b.i double. the giants added three runs in the 6th. he slices it and it goes off his glove for a two-run double. 245 gave san francisco a 7-6 lead. in the 9th, the pirates had the tieing run and a strike em out, throw em out double play ends the game. 7-6 what is -- 7-6 was the final. the a

the expectation is borne out before we proceed to raise interest rates. >> ms. chair, one final point and not a question, but i want to echo what senator brown has said, and in the het letter that i and senator warren and murphy and 125 other congress members have sent to you for improving the representation of regional bank, and 83% of the federal reserve board members are white, and 92% of the regional bank presidents are white, and not a single president who is aft african-american or someone like me latino, and that is fundamentally wrong. i would hope that you would share some diversity effort, because leadership on this issue always comes from the top reg d regardless of the institution, and with your own experiences as a woman, and in that regard, we seem to be doing a lot better in the system, but we are not doing that much better with people of color. i hope that you will be seriously considering such an effort. >> i agree with you, it is extremely important, and i will do everything that ki to see that our performance improves on that the dimension. >> thank you, mr. chairman and chair yellen. chair yellen, your predecessor chairma

the s.e.c. senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman and welcome madam chair. over three years ago you were confirmed as chair of the s.e.c. and assumed the task of the significant rulemaking agenda under the wall street reform act and the jobs act. at that time the destruction of $13 trillion of household wealth from the financial crisis was still fresh in our minds. the s.e.c. and other financial regulators had completed many of the rulemakings and were evaluating how to finish the implementation of the rest. when you last appeared before this committee in september 2014, you said the staff was proceeding on the outstanding rules we could expect to see additional rules shortly. although several have been proposed and some finalized many are still incomplete and particularly the commission is not finished the zrivetives rules under title 7 of the wall street reform act and the path seems unclear. these are important because title 7 is a key part of reform to the financial markets. by increasing transparency, by enhancing oversight, by moving to more resilient a

she put on a lebron james jersey and put on the 21st amendment bruise to senator brown. >> boxer saidost included a warrior towel because brown will be sweating the next time the two teams meet, that's for sure. >> she has that right. on to sports. larry is off. >> that's right. we have rick quan in tonight. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. and the giants close out another victory in style of the you guy's be good[ bark ] i'll [ bark ]later bye. see ya pal. ever wonder what your pets do when you leave home? [ laughing ] aw you cutie pie. aw. aw. aw. aw. [ barking ] [ washing machine running ] party's on! know what your pets are up to with xfinity home. xfinity. the future of awesome. see the secret life of pets, in theaters july 8th. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he connected with two on and it was 6-1 pirates. buster posey's fl

the call? >> top level people like scott brown the former senator from massachusetts, jan brewer from arizona asell as people like, you know, there was a former apprentice contestant would was on the call and his pastor mark burns, various people like. that. >> so unusual for the candidate himself to be briefing surrogates on message. but leaving that aside a moment, tell us some specific things. people that want to read the story in full can go to bloombergpolitics.com. what did he say in terms of fighting back? >> jan brewer interrupted and said, listen, your campaign just sent us a memo last night instructing us not to talk about trump university. anything that is connected to trump organization this memo said you guys are not authorized to talk b and trump fought back and said, wait a second, who sent this memo? i'm going to tear that up and throw that in the waste basket. you're fully authorized to talk about this and fight back hard. so he was telling the surrogates we will overcome. he said i've always won and i will continue to win. that's the way it's going to be. he said, you know, you

the call what kind of people? brown,level, like scott the former senator from assachusetts, jan brewer, former apprentice contestant, his pastor, various people. the: it is unusual for candidate to be briefing surrogates on the message. leave that aside for a minute. tell us some of the specific things that he said to instruct them to fight back. brewer interrupted and said that the campaign said that there was a memo that instructed not to talk about trump university. trump fought back and said, who sent the memo? he says, i will throw that in the wastebasket. he was telling the surrogates, we will overcome and i have always won and will continue to. that is the way it is going to be. you guys are the reason i am having these calls and you sometimes get information that is not smart. you sometimes get stupid information from people who are not smart. he promises to have more of these calls with his surrogates. he was irritated with the reporters. says that the people who are asking the questions are the racists and that he would go at them. he is tripling down and saying to really go hard on this. last to be clear

the general. >> very quickly, democrat elizabeth warren, the senator from massachusetts again mocking donald trump. this happened over the weekend after reports that donald trump was considering scott brownnator who elizabeth warren beat. he was considering brown to be his v.p. and elizabeth warren went on to mock both of them. >> and i hear that donald trump is floating scott brown as a possible running mate. and i thought, ah, so donald trump really does have a plan to help the unemployed. and let's face it. nobody knows more about losing to a girl than scott brown. think of it as the perfect reality tv show. celebrity apprentice meets the biggest loser. >> this is all part of the feud between elizabeth warren and donald trump. he has been calling her pocahontas, sort of mocking her claim to native american heritage. he was asked just a few hours ago if he regrets that. >> i do regret calling her pocahontas because i think it's a tremendous insult to pocahontas. so to pocahontas, i would like to apologize to you. >> not exactly -- the new campaign looks like the old campaign. >> elizabeth warren beat a republican in massachusetts, so way to bring them to their knees there, ace. >> wend

she put on a lebron james jersey and put on the 21st amendment bruise to senator brown. >> boxer saidt included a warrior towel because brown will be sweating the next time the two teams meet, that's for sure. >> she has that right. on to sports. larry is off. >> that's right. we have rick quan in tonight. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. and the giants close out another victory in style of the the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he connected with two on and it was 6-1 pirates. buster posey's flyball bounceses into the stand for a ground

the campaign inside and out. other names, a lot of attention today for elizabeth warren. but also for ohio senator sherrod brownthe progressive wing of the party and speaks to those voters who were so enlightened and excited by bernie sanders this year. he is a possible pick. also some excitement from new jersey's corey booker, but both brown and booker have an issue. they each have a republican governor. . that goes for elizabeth warren as well. and that's an issue because if they can see in the senate is replaced by a selection of the home state governor. so that puts the delegate balance of the senate on the line. that's at a time when the democrats are hoping this election will give them control of the senate back. those are some of the names. it goes beyond that. the house side the highest ranking latino congressman is well liked, deep experience, a real up from the boot straps life story and worked very aggressively to help hillary clinton in critical states where the hispanic vote has been expanding. . that's places like nevada and colorado. he's been on the trail for her as well. we have also heard a lo

the fbi. >>> donald trump forced to -- >>> new hope for a zika vaccine and an actor's death and his jeep grand cherokee. >>> "early today" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm dara brown. gridlock in the senate, the senate took up four separate gun proposals, and each one was swiftly voted down. the senate chamber was unusually busy as relatives of past mass shootings sat in the galleries. it was the first time this year all 100 senators were on hand for a vote. for more, we're joined by tracie potts from nbc news. did these ever have a chance of passing. >> it wasn't clear they were going to pass at all, dara. we were talking about the fact that all four of them might fail and that's exactly what happened. republicans and democrats both pointing fingers this morning. but the bottom line is, this has happened over and over again, gun control advocates say they are not giving up. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> gun control has failed, again. >> what they predicted, you know. >> another missed opportunity. >> lawmakers could not agree to either ban or delay sales to terror suspects. democrats are livid. >> i am angry, i am frustrated. >> nra has a vice-like grip on this place. >> it is not

the call were what kind of people? jennifer: it was everyone from top-level people like scott brown, the former senator from massachusettser from arizona, as well as people like a former "apprentice" contestant that was on the call. his pastor, mark burns. various people like that. mark: very unusual for the candidate himself to be briefing surrogates on message, but leaving that aside for the moment, tell us some specific things. if people want to read the story in full, they can go to bloombergpolitics.com. tell us some of the specific things that trump said in instructing them to fight back. jennifer: jan brewer, at one point, interrupted and said, your campaign just sent us a memo last night instructing us not to talk about trump university -- anything connected to trump organization. this memo says you guys are not authorized to talk about. trump fought back and said, wait a second, who sent this memo? i am going to tear that up and throw it in the wastebasket. you guys are fully authorized to talk about this. in fact, fight back hard. what he was telling these surrogates, we will overcome. he says, i have always wo

[cheering] deirdre: former senator scott brown endorsed donald trump of the senator is with me now. glad to see you sir, as always. so trump -- >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: trump brought in some of these solid numbers out in the open about exactly where the clinton foundation is raising money from. he went through the list of countries. he went through dollar amounts. what did you think? >> well, it is intersection of money and politics that everyone has known been out there for quite a while. they're just afraid, the liberal media is afraid to bring it up. democrats obviously don't want to talk about it. but when you talk about the fact that they left the white house broke and they made, what, 153 million or some ridiculous amount in speeches and other types of things and you look at the clinton foundation, very small percentage of it actually goes to charitable efforts and tremendous amount goes to the lavishness of just traveling and parties and the like, makes sense. i thought it was a thoughtful, methodical, detailed outline of her and her problems. that is why people don't

the majority of them since i became chair. and senator brown title vii is a major priority for 2016, which i'm sure we'll get into. we completed all of the rule makings directed by the jobs act. and we have made significant progress on the rule makings required of us last year under the fast act. while our work enforcement and rule making are perhaps the most prominent examples of the agency's achievements. the i want pmperatives of our m are moved forward each day. the division of corporation finance reviews the annual and periodic reports of thousands of issuers each year helping to ensure that investors receive full and fair disclosure about the public companies in which they invest. last year the division of trading and markets reviewed more than 2100 filings from exchanges and other self-regulatory organizations to preserve a fair and orderly marketplace for all investors. the division of investment management reviewed filings last year covering more than 12,500 mutual funds and other inve investment companies. for many individuals, as you

the first 6,000 people will receive a safeway coupon and free fair admission. >>> time is 5:55. happening today, senator barbara boxer and ohio senator brownsettle their bet over the nba championship finals. this afternoon senator boxer will wear a lebron james jersey and deliver 21st amendment beer to brown's office. in the meantime, the cleveland cavaliers this morning holding their victory parade. >>> one day after not giving madison bumgarner enough run support, the giants had their highest hit total of the season. they beat the pirates 15 life 4. seven of the runs game in the fourth. a grand slam on the first pitch. the giants had a season high 22 hits. johnny quaido, got his 11th win. he's tied for the league lead in victories. >>> the oakland a's came from behind to take the first game of their series with the brewers. simeon had this two-run triple in the 7th. a's won 5-3. gray finished six innings but a no decision. but the a's won. >>> coming up, a civil grand jury says a councilwoman broke ethics rules. >> a party bus filled with teenagers and alcohol, the charges against the driver after marin county authorities pulled the part

the sec. senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. over 10 years ago you were confirmed as chair is the sec and assume the task of guiding them will make an agenda under the wall street before my and the jobs act. at that time the destruction of $13 trillion in wealth from the craze says was still fresh in our minds. the sec and other financial regulators completed [roll call] inside were evaluated how to finish the implementation of the rest. when he last appeared before the committee, you said the staff was on the rules and expect to see will shortly. although several of us have been proposed in some finalized, many are still incomplete and the commission is not finished the derivative rules under title vii of the wall street reform act in the past to their completion seems unclear. rules are important because title vii is a key part to the financial markets by increasing and enhancing oversight by moving to more resilient stable trading platforms. and it would do less damage. this is an entirely on your shoulders on the sec shoulder