which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hillwas a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well as able-bodied, to be able to see and to try different sports, and to appreciate trying different things. >> people can come and check out this chairs and use them. but then also friday evening, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., it will be wheelchair basketball we will make sure it is available, and that way people can no that people will be coming to play at the same time. >> we offer a wide variety of adaptive and inclusion programming, but this is the first time we have had our own equipment. [♪♪♪] >> (indiscerni

which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hillwas a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well as able-bodied, to be able to see and to try different sports, and to appreciate trying different things. >> people can come and check out this chairs and use them. but then also friday evening, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., it will be wheelchair basketball we will make sure it is available, and that way people can no that people will be coming to play at the same time. >> we offer a wide variety of adaptive and inclusion programming, but this is the first time we have had our own equipment. [♪♪♪] >> my name is

which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hillwas a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well as able-bodied, to be able to see and to try different sports, and to appreciate trying different things. >> people can come and check out this chairs and use them. but then also friday evening, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., it will be wheelchair basketball we will make sure it is available, and that way people can no that people will be coming to play at the same time. >> we offer a wide variety of adaptive and inclusion programming, but this is the first time we have had our own equipment. [♪♪♪] [music] >> off

which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hillwas a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well as able-bodied, to be able to see and to try different sports, and to appreciate trying different things. >> people can come and check out this chairs and use them. but then also friday evening, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., it will be wheelchair basketball we will make sure it is available, and that way people can no that people will be coming to play at the same time. >> we offer a wide variety of adaptive and inclusion programming, but this is the first time we have had our own equipment. >> ♪] >> shared spac

he's been on capitol hill lobbying chuck schumer, the senate majority leader said that if zalinski and been able to give a speech to a joint session of congress, he would have said that if he didn't get this money, it would condemn ukraine to be conquered by russia. there was a single verbatim mister zaleski said, we will lose that of us. public isn't exactly thrilled about piling more weapons and funding into the country either. and it seems like, while the by the administration and its allies are trying to build up the image of their support for funding the war. the fatigue is very much there. and journalist seymour her says, revealed the real reason for that fatigue. caleb mauppin, archie new york. meanwhile, the ukrainian president is now in canada. amazing with just intruder and smoke. everyone is happy about his. the police latisha is people protesting during the training and presidents visit with people, samsung profanities in both latest following the landscape. visit trader pledged almost $500000000.00 and military a to you train over the next 3 years. that's in addition to th

we want to get to breaking news on capitol hill. chuck schumer just moved to preempt republican senator tommy tuberville's threat to push through a vote on the leader of the marine corps. tubberville is the single republican senator who has been blocking hundreds of military promotions for months now. he's doing it to protest the pentagon's policy on abortion access specifically the funding of travel to access medical care. >> this is a leave policy, it allows for leave to be granted, sort of guaranteed and also for travel costs for service members, but also for family members to be paid for. we have lauren fox on capitol hill. explain this to us. you had tubberville trying to go around this blockade with a rarely used maneuver to try to individually confirm this leader of the marine corps and now schumer in a way is sort of caving to him and also maybe calling his bluff. what's happening? >> yeah, summer went to the floor in this surprising move to preempt the actions that were planned from senator tommy tuberville. tubberville had hoped

hill. senate majority leader chuck schumer has quietly changed the senate the formal dress code. starting tomorrow, senators can wear whatever they want on the floor of the senate. the rules will allow senator john fetterman of pennsylvania, who is often seen in hoodies orthotic shorts to wear his casual attire on the floor. fetterman has been testing club casually since being treated for depression. schumer and fetterman have not responded to requests for comments. >>> we are celebrating hispanic heritage. we take you to the exhibit hiding leg the journalists who put on the front lines reporting on our nation's most historic moments. >>> still had, dancing for dove nation. the special editions to earn a spot on the warriors junior champ squad. ♪ now what? you say it when it feels like you're starting too late. at prudential we think you should ask it when you realize it's not too late to start. like when your new passion is now your life passion, ask now what? here's what. you come to prudential and help ensure your retirement has income that lasts a lifetime. who's your rock? t

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meanwhile, on capitol hill, senate majority leader chuck sc says white house national security advisore latest regarding the war in ukraine. joining us live from kyiv is richard engel. what did the secretary tell you? richard, can you hear me? i don't know if he can hear me. i think we lost audio with richard. >> reporter: he wrapped up his trip to ukraine. this was a two-day trip unannounced. the idea was to coordinate with ukrainians to get an assessment. i can hear you. can you hear me? i'm with you. i can, yes, yes. it seems that you cannot hear me. i will keep -- jose, i will try one more time. he has left the country. he is on his way out of the country, i should say. he is wrapping up his trip. the point of this trip was to -- there we are. we are back in business. secretary blinken is wrapping up his trip. he is on the way out of the country. before he left, i had a chance to talk to him. the point of the trip was to get an assessment of how the ukrainian counteroffensive is going, to refocus attention on this war in ukraine, to give a boost of confidence to the ukrainian gover

. >> on capitol hill, negotiations to fund the government through bipartisan legislation continue ahead of the september 30th deadline. democratic majority leader chuckumer and g.o.p. minority leader mitch mcconnell updated reporters on a proposed continuing resolution which would temporarily avert a government shutdown. their remarks are about 35 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here

hill wednesday. the three-hour hearing was organized by senate majority leader chuck schumer and included bill gates,and mark zuckerberg. during the summit, musk warned a.i. could pose a civilizational risk to americans. it's the first of nine sessions aimed at creating legislation to regulate the industry. >>> and new data shows the resumption of student loan payments will have a direct impact on housing affordability for millions of americans. moody's analytics says up to five million gen-z and millennial americans will be financially shocked when they resume payments of on average $275 per month. some, they say, will be forced to downsize, move in with family, or put off buying a home even longer. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> former starbucks ceo howard schultz has stepped down from the coffee chain's board, but he's not completely gone away. starbucks announced that it is naming schultz a lifelong chairman emeritus. a statement from the coffee giant calls the move part of a planned transition. 70-year-old schultz en

hill last week. just one week after senate majority leader chuck schumer said senators did not have to dress up anymore into the gallery to watch the senate proceedings. all right guys, is that what you would wear if you are beating the president of another country? >> i think we'll look back on the photo and history think this is symbolic of the decline of america. [laughter] >> he dresses like a slob but that is his brand. that is his thing. he's not going to stop doing it because he signals he is a blue-collar hero. it is a phony signal. he has been a government. >> he is a rich elitist that i have tons of money is the mayor of the town of 2000 people. he was a no nothing, do nothing lieutenant governor. how elitist of schumer to tell people if you want to come into this body of the world's most alliterative body, then you should dress correctly. it's also look off his parents until the 40s. this is mine, a danish but instead, the two empty canvas as he titled take the money and run. he will have to repay the museum about $70000 and another 10,000 in court fees. david is this genius or criminal? art

and all that as well, but this is a first step organized by chuck schumer on capitol hill.u in a bit. >> we will. >>> quick final check on the markets after getting that news from mr. santelli. little hotter than expected. let's show you futures right now before we hand it over to our friends on "squawk on the street." dow up, nasdaq looking to open higher as well. the s&p up a little over a point. let's look at the ten-year note. right now, the ten-year up at 4.288% and the two-year basically where we started. >> 5%. >> we'll call it right there. make sure you join us tomorrow. you want to show oil? >> $89.30. >> make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. cramer's at one market in san francisco, fresh from his exclusive with marc benioff at dreamforce last night. futures are trying to bounce, couldn't get that 0.2% on core. ten-year yield briefly pops to 4.35%, close to the august highs. our road m

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. >> on capitol hill, negotiations to fund the government through bipartisan legislation continue ahead of the september 30th deadline. democratic majority leader chuck schumer and g.o.p. minority leader mitch mcconnell updated reporters on a proposed continuing resolution which would temporarily avert a government shutdown. their remarks are about 35 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here and i want to thank senators murray, shaheen and murphy, stalwart members of the appropriations committee for being here with us. now, we're days away, once again, from a government shutdown all at the hand of this endless maga madness. the only way to avoid a shutdown is very simple, bipartisanship. we need a bipartisan bill in the house. we need a bipartisan bill in the senate. and then we will be able to avoid a shutdown and keep the government funded. yet, this week, house republicans are trying everything, but bipartisanship, even though everyone knows their proposed cr is a total nonstarter in the senate. and it has no, no democratic input. instead of pretending to aim for bipartisanship. as i said, inst

hill. the senate is back in session on tuesday and majority leader chuck schumer is making his first priorityar, funding the government. in a letter to his colleagues, he says that the country, quote, cannot afford the brinkmanship or hostage taking we saw from house republicans earlier this year. but that could prove to be difficult, with some republicans of the house already tightening or threatening with a shutdown, while also pushing for an impeachment inquiry into president biden. and once again, congress needs to work fast. the government could run out of money in just a matter of weeks. nbc news capitol hill correspondent julie tsirkin joins me now live. julie, good morning. the senate back in session tuesday. house is returning september 12th. so what will majority leader chuck schumer and house speaker kevin mccarthy leave facing when they return, especially since some in the gop are already calling, again, for a biden impeachment? >> good morning, katie. we now have house speaker kevin mccarthy heating to some of those calls, right? you open the door to an impeachment inquiry at lea

hill to give lawmakers advice on artificial intelligence. the forum was organized by the u.s. senate majority leader chuckchumer as congress aims to pass bipartisan legislation within the next year to promote the development of artificial intelligence while mitigating risks. almost two dozen tech executives attended including mark zuckerberg, sam altman. tesla's elon musk said every senator raise their hands in favor of regulating ai's, adding that some thought a federal agency would be set up. >> the consequences of ai going wrong are severe so we had be proactive. >> the question is one of civilizational risk. one group versus another group, this is potentially risky for all humans everywhere. very important to have said that. >> elon musk sounding weary of a terminator skynet type of future there. >> yes. >> what kind of regulations are put in. thank you for the business news. it's time for truth or fake, our daily fact checking segment. i'm joined by catalina in today's edition. the flood in libya, what are the fake images circulating online? >> in the hours following the floods many images started ci

hill. the most powerful leaders in the world of big tech are meeting behind closed doors today in what senator chuckshowing up on capitol hill. ceo of tesla and spacex and the owner of x, formerly twitter, of course. meta's mark zuckerberg, along with the heads of google, microsoft and open ai. the meeting has been billed as a crash course for congress on artificial intelligence. it is also as "the new york times" puts it an opportunity for tech leaders who represent companies with a collective value of more than 6 1/2 trillion dollars to influence ai's direction. moments ago, elon musk left the meeting and said history might have been made in that room today. >> it was very civilized discussion, actually, among some of the smartest people in the world, so i thought senator schumer did a great service to humanity here, along with the support of the rest of the senate. and i think something good will come of this. i think this meeting may go down in history as being very important for the future of civilization. >> that's a broad statement. nbc's julie tsirkin is back with us. what else are we hearin

chuck schumer on the air. the good thing about covering capitol hill and having two jobs is that i will be able to talk to somes. so many great people have hosted the show over the years, not just you, bernie shaw, katherine crier, judy woodruff, john king, dana bash who hosted this show. thank you for everything. i am very excited. yes, please tune in because we will have a lot of reporting and spend a lot of time talking to reporters here. reporters who will be at the table but also the news makers, the lawmakers themselves and bringing it to you directly what they're going to say about some of these key issues, whether it's about the campaign trail, whether debating in the capitol or what's happening in the white house. >> i will be watching. >> yes. >> i can't wait to see it. congratulations, manu. >> thank you so much. tune in sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern for the premiere of "inside politics sunday" with manu raju. i will take you inside this week's top political stories with the best reporters in washington. thank you for joining "inside politics," "cnn news central" starts after this break. spra

together every morning during the workweek and a bible study when he's on the hill so let's take a look at the life of chucky senator how are you? >> nice to see you. to be at your home. >> glad to show you around the farm. i've lived here 40 years but lived within four milings of the farmhouse i was born in. my son robyn operating family farm and got a grandson in it so the grandson would be the fourth generation. you have 2% of the people in the united states growing the food for the other 98%. my hashtag corn watch and hashtag soybean watch to educate 98% of the people that food doesn't grow in supermarkets it grows on farms. >> can you teach me how to shuck corn? >> pretty easy pull this back that way and after you pull it back give a little twist. yes. you did it perfect. but you understand you did it like we did in 1930, 40s -- now you have machines that do it for you right? >> right. >> how many years have you been in office? >> i've been in the united states senate 40 years six years and before that about with and 16 years in the state legislature. >> well recently you acquired and released 1023 for

hills has 54 floors. hidden beneath its roof garden. there's a sophisticated earthquake protection system of the stump of here we see the inside of the quakes chuck absorber. the weight of the platform is used to absorb the vibrations. the city was hit by a major as quick before the grid, capital earthquake of 1923. this cartoon by the disaster prevention authority, serves as a reminder back then residential buildings were commonly made of wood, the earthquake measuring 7.9 and the risk to scale cost them to collapse. eventually the tremors subsided, but then a 2nd nightmare began. a fire storm swept through the city. hundreds of thousands of people fled. panic broke out, and many residents were trapped by the flames. 100 years later, the city commemorates the victims. emergency drills were held across the country. at the more a tower and refund the hills, office workers rehearsed emergency procedures. when a real emergency occurs, it can take a while for professional helpers to arrive. it's up to everyone to do their bit. this is a taste of what might be a to come. bringing injured people down from the office tower, when the elevators are out of

zelenskyy thanking america for their support after he met on capitol hill with top leaders in both parties. mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer walking side by side in solidarity with zelenskyy. you see them there. but where you ask is zelenskyy walking with the house speaker kevin mccarthy? well, we don't have any pictures of that, all we are have these photos. taken behind closed doors. because mccarthy was careful never to appear with zelenskyy in public. the dramatic shift in attitude among his hard line republican members have made the comedian turned folk hero into a toxic presence. max foster is joining us to talk about this. you are an expert in helping us understand why optics matter so much in situations like this. and the fact that kevin mccarthy went to these lengths to avoid this kind of an appearance really says it all. >> slight sense of panic i have to say here in europe because the assumption was that america would continue bank rolling this war, not just for ukraine but for all of europe. those other nations like poland bordering with russia are all quite concerned that if this war doesn't end, it co

on capitol hill where she served california for decades, senators are just convening this morning. here's majority leader chuck schumer. >> peter schumer, do you have any reaction to senator feinstein's death. >> very, very sad day for all of us, and i'll be speaking on the floor shortly. >> we will be watching for those remarks on the senate floor any moment now. first nbc's andrea mitchell looks back at dianne feinstein's life and legacy. >> reporter: dianne feinstein, a leading woman senator for generations whose political career in california was launched by tragedy. november 1978, san francisco mayor george musconi and board of supervisors member harvey milk were assassinated in city hall, then board of supervisors president dianne feinstein tried desperately to save milk's life. >> both mayor masconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. the event cementing her passion for gun reform. she was elected mayor and became a national figure on democratic are nominee walter mondale's short list for running mate. >> i've had an opportunity now to be the first woman and the first mayor to be asked

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hill in interview. it really comes to how we prioritize the time. i don't know anyone who believes chuck schumer will take it up and actually have a trial and convicted sitting president said senator cornyn. noted that house republicans could investigate without launching a formal impeachment inquiry because they control the local chamber. they got the chairman of the various committees, they can do that without a formal inquiry. members of the house don't care what i think but it's unlikely in the senate. that's from one of the members of the senate, john cornyn of texas when it comes to impeachment. chuck schumer on the floor yesterday talking about the potential shutdown and his message to republicans. here's a portion of that. [video clip] >> this week the appropriations process continues in the senate. tomorrow we will take the first procedural vote on the package of three appropriation bills. military construction, veterans affairs, agriculture and earlier this year democrats and republicans reach an agreement on next year spending levels as part of our work to avoid default. these

mitch mcconnell is standing by, worked out with chuck schumer and house speaker mccarthy says won't get a vote without significant changes. live on capitol hill, lauren has more. optimism with two-plus days left and the clock ticking down, any outcome besides a shutdown? >> reporter: if you asked aides, if you asked members, phil, on capitol hill who have been close to the shutdowns in the past they will tell you they do not know how this ends. here is veteran appropriator tom cole and what he told me yesterday when i pressed him whether or not americans waking up monday would be assured that there would not be a shutdown. >> obviously we've got our challenges here as well, and the two chambers are a long way apart. so, you know, again, i'm not at all confident we won't end up in a shutdown. >> reporter: and tom cole would know. he has been through many of these showdowns in the past, phil, but here's what you're going to see over the next couple of days play out. the house of representatives is going to continue to try to move on individual spending bills. these bills are going nowhere in the senate. they would not prevent a government shutd

that is ahead of the ukrainian president coming to capitol hill today to meet with lawmakers. chucker came to the microphone and had very brief comments to say to reporters. [video clip] >> i am going to be brief. hang on. ok. it is very clear if we were to have a government shutdown or pass a cr with no ukraine aid that the effect on ukraine would be quick and devastating. we cannot let putin win. without aid ukraine could run the strong risk of being defeated. thank you. host: the majority leader on capitol hill last night. earlier in the day senator rand paul spoke about his opposition to any spending bill that includes more money for ukraine. [video clip] >> i will not consent to any expedited passage of any spending bill that provides anymore american aid to ukraine. it is as if no one noticed we have no extra money to send to ukraine. our deficit this year will exceed $1.5 trillion. borrowing money from china to send to ukraine makes no sense. it is not as if we have some rain need a fund sitting around, trillions of dollars and we are good to send to ukraine. we are going to

hill just yet. nothing from the senators' office or the office of the senate majority leader chuck schumer. he is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. what happened when he was indicted back about 2014, 2015 and faced trial, he had to step away from being the top democrat, leader of the foreign relations commitment. if you are under indictment. that will happen. the democrat from maryland who is retiring would probably take over that gavel. that's what happened last time. so right now things in washington, the reaction to this is rather muted because it is so new. and also keep in mind the house and senate are not here for yom kippur. they don't come back until tuesday. this could be a problem, you know, presenting a possible vulnerability, as you say. the senator had indicated he intended to run for re-election and the fact that he had this baggage before even exonerated in the 2015 problem this will be a problem potentially for the democrats. if he stepped aside the governor has the potential to reappoint somebody for that seat, bill. >> bill: quick work for you on capi

he said this on the hill in an interview, it comes to how you prioritize your time, i don't know of anybody who believes chuck schumer will take it up and actually have a trial and convict a sitting president. he noted that house republicans could investigate the bidens without launching a formal impeachment grade because they controlled the lower chamber since they, the majority, members of the house don't really care what i think. all i can tell you is it is unlikely he will be successful in the senate. that is from one of the members of the senate, john cornyn of texas on impeachment when it comes to the potential shutdown. it was the senate majority leader, chuck schumer on the floor yesterday talking about the potential shutdown and his message to republicans. there's a portion of that from yesterday. >> this week the bipartisan appropriations process continues here in the senate. tomorrow we will take the first procedural vote on the package of three appropriation bills, military construction veterans affairs, agriculture, and transportation. earlier this year, democrats and republicans reached an agree

hill as the biggest tech execs talked about the danger of ai. >> mark zuckerberg, bill gates and elon musk were among those attending the closed door meeting. >> not a cage match. senator chucke government should have a role in regulating ai. musk was later asked if humans could be killed off by ai. >> you should think of the future as a series of probable cities as opposed to certainties . there is some chance that above zero that ai will kill us all. i think it's low now, but there's some chance. >> there's little consensus on what government oversight would actually involve. next, a lawsuit taking arby's to task. >> the company is accused of misleading the public when it says this in commercials. >> arby's. we have the meats. >> a new york man has filed a class action lawsuit claiming arby's devil beef and cheddar sandwich doesn't have as much meat as portrayed in the ads. no response yet from arby's, which joins taco bell and burger king facing very similar lawsuits. next. a girl from the twin cities making history in chess, alice lee, is now the youngest american girl to earn the title of chess international master. >> she started playing at age six with her older broth

and mark zuckerberg are scheduled to be on capitol hill to speak with lawmakers as part of a closed door ai forum hosted by senate majority leader chuckng up at 11, a san francisco city leader is proposing new legislation that could impact hundreds of non profit organizations. why she says her plan will increase transparency . and we are tracking the weather. we've got some nice weather to talk about. it's going to warm up a little bit. we'll have that coming up. up first, uc berkeley launching a new program it hopes will help improve health equity across the entire bay area this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hi ladies! alex from u.s. bank! can she help? how about a comprehensive point of sale system... that can track inventory, manage schedules- and customize orders? that's what u.s. bank business essentials is for. (oven explosion) what about a new oven, can u.s. bank help us there? we can serve loans in as fast as 12 minutes. that would be a big help! huge! jumbo! ginormous! woo! -woo! finding ways to make your business boom. that's what u.s. bank is for. we'll get there together. implement community based project to improve

employees and former staffers and gop members from capitol hill their expertise developed working for the patron saint whistleblower center, chuckgrassley, it has been invaluable. meanwhile, the biden family attorneys appear to be representing hunter biden, president biden, and the department of justice. they are not working for free. it has been reported in public services that they are large fund of her biden family attorney. the source of those funds are unknown. they have virtually unlimited resources to pursue their agenda. while my motives for questions simply for finding competent representation from a small nonprofit to help whistleblowers. troops arches empower oversight were only path to ensure whistleblowers like me are heard and receive confident advice. my intention was not to be your sole source of information. i implore you to take the necessary steps to obtain as much evidence of possible from as many sources as possible to be able to fully inform your conclusion. i'm confident that you have done that, and both sides will find serious interview problems with the hunter biden investigation that closely aligned wit

i visited with farmers, i went to andle hill farm in -- apple hill farm in concord, with a number of growers from regions in the state. chuck and diane souther, who own the farm, showed me the severe losses their apple crops have suffered this year, and they showed me apples that looked very much like these. they told me about the devastating effects of the late frost on their orchards and how they stayed out all night on mad temperatures, to try and protect their crop, to save as many trees as they could. they told me, in heartbreaking detail, about the impact on their businesses and how disappointed they are not to be able to provide apples to their annual customers. now, i hope that families in new hampshire will still visit their local orchards. some still have some apples to pick. they still have other products to buy and other activities for kids to enjoy. in a year like this, we need to support our local farmers more than ever. before i close, i want to read some comments from a letter that was shared with my office, from ken merrill, an apple grower in londonderry, new hampshire. his family owns and operates oliver

on capitol hill is setting up a fight among democrats this week senator joe manchin to issue a bipartisan resolution to bring back the senate's dress code after senate majority leader chuckumer relaxed the rules last weekend. >> a "new york post" reporter went to a couple of spots dressed like senator fetterman. >> it is shorts. >> you are in dress mode. >> yes, would myself sweatshirt be okay. >> no. >> nothing i'm wearing is okay. >> yes. athletic wear and shorts. >> even a u.s. senator that dresses like this. >> yes, he was not be permitted. >> right. >> do you know who i'm talking about. >> we have turned away guests from being improperly dressesr regardless of their occupation. >> he looked better than fetterman. >> it was form fitting, how sad, the swanky new york restaurants are say you look like a bum, get out, but senate, representatives of us, this is fine? democrats have taken a wrecking ball to our institution normalcies why not the senate. i think it will really sad about this, it is symbolic of the decline of america. we no longer strive for excellence as a country, no longer merit base, nothing works, i fly every week, planes down take off on time, nothing

chuck schumer allowing senators to wear whatever they want on the floor. the move is done to accommodate the casual style of newly elected senator john federman. my father worked on capitol hill summers i have all the sympathy in the world for senator federman >> when we went into the capital i couldn't wear a sleeveless outfit i wonder if that still applies or not. >> times are changing. >> sorry about being an old fudd dy dud dy. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner less than 24 hours before the fed decision as wall street debates whether the consumer and economy can handle what the bond markets are throwing at them major indexes up from midday lows you see the dow down .5%, the s&p 500 down .75%. 5.

hill. there's a narrow margin between democrats and republicans in the united states senate. democrats enjoy that majority. we have not heard from chuck schumer as to how he intends to handle this situation with menendez. when menendez went through this in the past, as we pointed out back in 2018, he was under criminal indictment. underwent a trial. he stepped away from the foreign relations committee at that time. he was not acquitted in that case. it was a hung jury and prosecutors dropped the charges. menendez described himself as being vindicated. then he went on to win re-election. this could complicate things. this is the second time he's been under a criminal probe. he's up for re-election in 2024. new jersey is a democratic state. they have elected republicans in the past. it's not out of the realm of possibility his seat could be in danger. there is a lot at stake here for democrats when you have someone in a position of power like menendez when you're dealing with a senate map where the margins are so tight. it's not something that they would want to have to deal with all happening at once. >> as we're coming up past seven m

chuck schumer should put it up for a vote. >> they could bring this policy, take it back, i told them just take the policy back, go back to hill policy bring it to a vet and we'll vote on it and whichever way it goes i'm fine. >> reporter: new tonight he's firing back at secretaries who accused him of putting the nation ace security at risk at a washington post op-ed by demanding to know how those discharged by the military's covid-19 vaccine man dates impacted their preparedness p. >> trace: tuberville does like to fight back. thank you for both coming o to you first, the democrats are painting this, framing this as a ron desantisness issue. what are your thoughts on that? >> yeah, i mean, if anyone is to blame for military readiness, if we lack military readiness, then it would be the administration that canned more than 8,000 service members for not taking the vaccine. it would be the administration who didn't meet their recruiting goals for 2022 and is not going to meet them for 2023. so it is laughable to say that one senator is somehow responsible for the readiness of the military when last i checked the democrats do con

hill. that will continue. and we know in terms of the house leaders and senate leaders, we know house speaker kevin mccarthy, senate leader chuckumer, mitch mcconnell, minority leader, all voiced some interest in passing short-term funding but that says nothing about the raupg e rank and file. in terms of schedule, you're right, time is very limited. the senate is back on september 5th but they really only have six full days in the senate until cement 30th. the house is back september 12th, making that month shorter, the sprint this that he they had into avoid a government shutdown even faster. >> jasmine wright, thank you. and in addition to the short-term spending bill, president biden is calling for the bill that he is calling for, asking for $16 billion in funding for fema, including 4 billion for the disaster relief fund. >> the president, along with the first lady, toured the devastation left behind by hurricane idalia in florida. they were there on saturday. while biden was on the ground, he vowed to help rebuild communities damaged by the storm. cnn's isabel rosales explains why the president is dedicated to the recover

majority leader chuck schumer made clear he thinks additional money for ukraine should be included even on a short-term spending bill. gives you a sense of dichotomy happening on capitol hill between not even just republican and democrats, but also republican leaders in the house and senate. >> dramatically different from last year when zelenskyy was here. how to find a path forward on the stop gap bill, mccarthy saying making progress. define progress for me? >> reporter: good and bad news. mccarthy unveileiled a new plann fund the government a month at a time. a number of house republicans will never get to "yes" on a sport-term spending bill and last night the added development of former president donald trump who still has a strong grip on the republican party coming out against that plan for the short-term cr. a very complicated picture for the speaker this morning as he wakes up, again, ready for that meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy. >> a new plan dead on arrival in the united states senate wouldn't be signed by president biden and may not have the votes in the house republican conference. lauren fox, keeping you busy. thank you. >>> also this morning, the "wall str

hill correspondent ali vitali is in washington for us. good to see you. st it's a who's who of tech. this summit was organized by chuck ai with the same level of seriousness as national security, as job creation, as our civil liberties. >> so ali, what exactly is wednesday's meeting supposed to accomplish? >> congress isn't known for getting ahead of the game. >> reporter: they feel like they missed the body on legislating around things like tiktok and instagram, all the social media platforms that we've now heard them talking about over the last few years. this is schumer's attempt to try to put lawmakers ahead of the curve on ai, especially as we've seen more coverage lately of things like chatgpt and the ways in which it could be integrated for good and for bad into everyday life. and so that's why we're going to have all 100 senators huddled behind closed doors with many of these big tech titans as they come to the hill on wednesday. it is a private session. that means that we're not going to see what these folks have to say. there are some senators that have concerns about that. it's difficult to legislate, let a

hill isn't focused on all of us. they are focused on what to wear. we may soon see hoodies, john federman of pennsylvania, on the senate floor. fox news confirming reports chuckng the senate dress code. that's a priority. business attire is still the official rule we're told. schumer has told the sergeant-at-arms to stop enforcing that this week. critics call it a way to appease john federman known for wearing hoodies and gym shorts to the senate. senators can choose what they wear. cornyn sees it as a double standard since others entering the senate chamber must comply with the dress code. coats and ties for men. business attire for women. guy benson calling it the federman rule. >> so there is a few things going on here. it is all about john federman, number one. if you want to campaign and the people of pennsylvania want to put him in office unable to put together sadly because of his stroke, couldn't debate, couldn't do a speech. we have no idea what he stands for. if we have to look back at old videotapes to find out what he will be like as a senator it looks like he is getting better now. why would you bend the rules for one senator? what sense is that?

to capitol hill and congress has a little over three weeks to agree on a deal to fund the government and, therefore, thwart a government shutdown. both senate majority leader chuck ahead yesterday. >> when the house returns next week, i hope house republicans, i implore house republicans to recognize that time is short to keep the government open and that the only way, the only way we will finish the appropriations process is through bipartisanship. the idea of both parties working together, not one party particularly governed by 30 or 40 members filling out a wish list they know can't pass. >> this month, of course, congress needs to address our nation's most pressing needs with timely appropriations and we need to keep the lights on come october 1st. the senate reconvenes with our work cut out for us and a deadline fast approaching. i hope each of our colleagues has returned ready to do their part. >> joining us now, congressional reporter for "the hill," and we've seen this many, many times. mitch mcconnell, i republican is trying to send a clear message to his colleagues, hey, we don't want a government shutdown. politics of this have been bad in the past bu

not because chuck schumer and democrats don't want it, but mitch mcconnell doesn't want it either. >> could you hold office one second? there is a briefing going on on capitol hilln for just one second. >> lives on the line, yet not be paid. we shouldn't be in a situation to where we are fighting to close the southern border, but not have our border patrol paid. this is an unreasonable situation, and i think it would be a failure on our part if we actually reached that point. i think that republicans are aligned on the strategy, at least 95% of them, and we're going to continue working to do this. last point i want to make, i want to remind everyone the appropriations bills are moving forward. the appropriations bills that the appropriations committee report it or voted or passed out as far back as may of this year. there have been aggressive efforts by the members standing here as well as scores of other republican members of congress to try to get these bills to the floor for a vote as soon as possible. and those efforts have been supported, despite much effort by the entire leadership team, the speaker of the house, the majority leader, the whip, and others.

capitol hill and as a potential government shutdown looms over congress, both the house and sept attempted to move things along yesterday but both sides appear to be at a real stalemate. chuck schumer said the upper chamber will not be considering a recent short-term proposal made by house republicans. >> last night's proposal in the house can be boiled down to two words, slapdash, reckless, time is short to finish the job. if both sides embrace bipartisanship, the shutdown will be avoided. if the hard right is given a license to run the show, the shutdown is almost inevitable. it's that simple. >> meanwhile leadership in the senate republican conference is seemingly punting government funding responsibility to the house gop, which means any bipartisan effort in the upper chamber appears unlikely. now, over in the house it appears speaker mccarthy doesn't have the votes with at least 15 republicans say they vote against it. congressman steve womack of arkansas share his concerns yesterday. >> well, it's unmitigated disaster right now on the majority side. look, i'm fearful of what this leads to, but let's also remember it's the 18th of september. it's really early in the pr

chuck schumer says senate is ditching its dress code. the same to come at a good time for democrats senator john fetterman known for dawning hoodie an shorts this long before time on capitol hillt sitting well with the washington post and two big senate democrats dick durban and joe manchin see what former radio show host joe piscopo you're always sharp this is your weekend gear. right now you didn't get dressed up on the show but this is for your days off on saturdays -- >> i cut my lawn i got in a garbage truck i drove the truck with a suit and tie on. you know, charles but hey charles payne you -- and neil cavuto two to the best dressed guys in all of television news. you know? but i have to tell you man, and no disrespect to john fetterman mental, but he seems to be doing better but i'm the guy who took his shirt off to go on muscle and fitness magazine under career title of what was i thinking but when i got inviting to to the reagan white house, i put a tuxedo on brother and you know what else i put a suit and tie on when i met the staff of the white house. so that we really got to stop dumbing down dress code in the senate. charles: get back to that garbage truck story