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senator chuck schumer says he thinks it's a privacy violation. he says we should be fighting it. what do you think, ladies? liz: maybe. david: i don't know. >> we have a lot and that coming up on "the willis report." david: sure. >> coming up today on the show, the price war at amazon.com with consumers caught in the middle. is amazon putting too much of a squeeze on publishers? >>> also, the world of nascar rocked by a bizarre and fatal accident. we're going to examine the fallout and impact on the motor sport. >>> the war against e-cigarettes. states are pushing for tough new regulations. "the willis report" where consumers and our businesses starts right now. >> we kick off with facebook users giving a thumbs down to the new messenger app. company said they must download the app in order to continue send and receive messages. are users blasting app for its but bigs but agreeing to give facebook free rein over their phone before downloading the app. here to weigh in, jeremy kaplan, editor-in-chief of digital trends. we should say this come about because now they're saying you h

i promise you if immigrants voted for the democrats we will have chuck schumer on the border. try calling up another country's embassy. say if i cannot make it in your country would you mind cutting me a check once a month? the greatest country in the world. this is how we decide who lives here and votes. the theory with anchor bankies is if i success fullly get break into your house, i get to own it. and if i don't get to own it at least my kids do. unskilled immigrants get to live here and bring their brother-in-law and third cause cousins. this is tribal redistribution. we are getting entire vimages from pakistan. -- village -- this is the guy running the donkey court gets precedent to the danish doctor because his family came through. octo mom got in through this way and is costing the california residents millions of millions. this idea that has taken hold that the it is unfair to get the best immigrants we can get. yes, it is unfair for that top model to date a good looking guy. she should be forced to date a bald looser. and why don't college basketball teams have a lot

i promise you, if immigrants voted for the democrats we would have chuck schumer on the border with the minute man. they just want the votes. you think there's anyplace else in the world so stupid not to try to get the best immigrants it can get? try calling up other country's embassies. hello, india, i dope speak the language and don't have any skills but i'd love to come live there and i love the food. say, if i can't make it in your country, would you mind cutting me a check once a month? not so fast, skippy. whereas our immigration policy is anyone who lives within walking distance. the greatest country in the world. this is how we decide who gets to be an american, live here, and vote. the theory of anchor babies is, if i successfully break into your house i get to open it. and if i don't get to own it, at least my kids do. it's not fair. it's not their fault. i told them we owned it. not only do unskilled immigrants get to live here, they get to bring their brothers-in-law and third brothers. it's not tribal reunification. we're getting entire victims from pakistan. this is how th

slightly slippery to the left, chuck schumer held the centers senators under his spell.he house of representatives broke the spell and saved the country and even a few of the senators including marco rubio who is much the wiser for the experience. the former gang of eight individual has shared some wisdom in a letter to president obama saying that after the experience of the last 18 months, i have become convinced that there is no realistic path forward on a comprehensive immigration reform for the foreseeable future. senator marco rubio is not only free of this evil and grace, but he now recognizes the house house of representatives superior immigration reform to securing our borders and reforming our immigration laws and enforcement. the incremental approach to immigration reform that i have supported here for the past two years. he also warned president obama against taking executive action on amnesty. the senator said that it would close the door to any chance of making progress on immigration with warm in the foreseeable future. according to "the washington post" mo

i promise you, if immigrants voted for the democrats, we would have chuck schumer down on the border with the minutemen. they just want the votes. do you think there's any place else in the world so stupid not to just search the world over and try to get the best immigrants it can get? try calling up some ore country's embassy. hello, i could ya, i don't want speak the language -- india, beyond speak the language, but i'd to love to come there. i hear the weather's nice, and i love the food. say, if i can't make it in your country, would you guys mind cutting me a check once a month? [laughter] not so fast be, skippy. whereas our immigration policy is anyone who lives within walking distance. [laughter] the greatest country in the world, this is how we decide who gets to be in america and vote. the theory of anchor babies is if i successfully break into your house, i get to own it. and if i don't get to own it, at least my kids do. it's knotts fair. it's not their fault. i told them we owned it. [laughter] they get to bring their brothers-in-law and third cousins. this isn't family r

senator chuck schumer was the biggest offender, costing taxpayers $286,000 in 2013 for his charteredne travel. engineer senator kirsten gillibrand with $93,000. david vitter and west virginia senator joe manchin reported no charter flights. and finally tonight, we talked a lot about gm and the victim fund we followed every twist and turn in the story and many people have suggested it will be inundated with requests. and remember some of these cases are a decade old. and to be sure, he says that his office will help those who have trouble with that. and he says the process is an adversarial, making it easy for families that have already suffered. we will continue to cover this story and that is my "two cents more". that's it for tonight's "willis report" and we thank you for joining us. dear the show if you can't catch us live and tune in on monday because we will have a special report on chicken and what you you need to know and why china may be on the menu. we will have a great night and a great weekend and we will see you on monday. ♪ ♪ single. charles: tonight on making money. clo

law, if they loaded 2-1 for the republicans rather than 2-1 for the democrats, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer would be on the border with the minute men stopping them. they want them here for the votes. thats the only reason they're bringing them in. we have our own poor people. we have our own children to take care of. the country is bankrupt. this is an outrageous thing to do, especially to african-american who's are hurt the most by illegal immigration. specially hispanic immigrants who came last year. >> when i was a judge i used to swear in the citizens. they worked hard, they did everything they were supposed. to they're even more infuriated that they had to go through the process. >> democrat plan is bring in third worlders, get them to welfare and a voter registration card. >> always good to have you here. >>> coming up, america at risk. ambassador bolten's warning. and ebola here on american soil. should the medical aid workers >>> today benjamin netanyahu vows to continue fighting against hamas. this as the attempts to broker a cease-fire agreement came to a disastrous end on friday

melissa: democratic senator chuck schumer lashing out at fitbit, sending all caps rant, claiming, quotewithout their knowledge, fitbit bracelets and smartphone apps are tracking user movements and health data that could be sold to third parties, without their knowledge. that is the whole reason you put a fitbit on, so it will track your movements and your health. i don't, did he miss like what the product was about? >> well it is all about those third party sales, right? come back and said, again there are private companies so we don't necessarily know. they said they're not selling to third party advertisers. what i'm interesting why was it in all caps? melissa: that is terrible. >> trying to be cool and show people -- >> wouldn't be the first time. melissa: i don't know. definitely a miss. it does make me nervous. i don't have one. i don't love the idea of them selling that information. i don't necessarily believe them when they say they're not going to. maybe at the time they're saying it they will not do it and ten minutes later they change their mind but at the same time it doesn't

people as diverse as chuck schumer and marco rubio. when all those people agree, it is something you need to take another look at. this is probably one of the sharper contrasts you will find between david and myself. david embraces what i believe is the attitude of gridlock in washington, that has not enabled us to get this done. sharper contrasts you will find between david and myself. david embraces what i believe is the attitude of gridlock in washington, that has not enabled us to get this done. we talk about what is happening on the border. the immigration bill passed in the senate would enable us to invest in 20,000 security agents on the border, and a surveillance system that would make a real difference. so when you look at what david is talking about, not only does he oppose this, he ran ads distorting the position of the chamber, the compromise position many folks in this room worked towards creating. and i don't think that is what we need. david sat in the room with folks at the chamber and said, after 10 minutes, he walked

the maker of wearable fitness tracking devices is responding to harsh criticism from senator chuck schumerfitbit said it never sold personal date to advertisers and clarified its privacy policy which prohibits it. schumer has called for federal rules to help consumers protect their data from fitbit and other manufacturers of wearable devices which i love i have to say. >>> well, more devices, the launch of new iphone six may be delayed. fox business's jo ling kent joins me. what is the holdup? >> there is display manufacturing issue. the hard glass they want to create will be wider and thinner. apparently it wasn't lighting up enough. so they had to go back to the drawing board to redesign it. there was a delay from june to july. the good news for all those waiting on that september 9th supposed date for the iphone launch, everything is back up to speed ride now. we're watching how this is going to affect the stock of course. and the issue is how many iphones can they produce if they're behind. if they go on sale, sometime in september and fewer of then, you will see a bigger crunch for ho

chuck schumer spent 286,000 on private planes. another 93,000.t the top 5 senators on private planes west virginia's jay rockefeller, wyoming john barrasso and john thune from south dakota. they pay for their travel out of tax payer accounts set aside to cover it but it is a question of judgment as usa today points out. many senators come from large states with small populations and fewer options for easy ee fish shentd travel. the two top private flight spenders both come from new york a larger more densely populated state with more commercial options. >> commercial and coach, right? >> exactly. >>> now for today's 5@5:00 america's top tourism destinations coming in number 5, san francisco, number four, chicago, third, the dallas fort worth area, new york city coming in at number two for the third year in a pro the number one is los angeles with 42.2 million visitors. they reviewed the number of attractions hotels travel reviews and crime rates. >>> the time now is 46 after the top of the hour. it wasn't me. that's what one says. the cameras nev

senator chuck schumer says he thinks it's a privacy violation. he says we should be fighting it., ladies? liz: maybe. david: i don't know. >> we have a lot and that coming up on "the willis report." david: sure. >> coming up today on the show, the price war at amazon.com with consumers caught in the middle. is amazon putting too much of a squeeze on publishers? >>> also, the world of nascar rocked by a bizarre and fatal accident. we're going to examine the fallout and impact on the motor sport. >>> the war against e-cigarettes. states are pushing for tough new regulations. "the willis report" where consumers and our businesses starts right now.

the new york board of rabbis, speaking at a stand with israel rally attended by new york senator chuck schumer a similar argument. >> when you are part of election process that asks for a terrorist organization, but proclaims in word and in deed that their primary objective is to destroy their neighboring country, and not to build schools or commerce or jobs, you are complicit and not a civilian casualty. >> joining me, rabbi david seth kirshner. and rabbi at temple emanuel. and danny gold, president for vice news." this interview was recorded before sundown to the rabbi could record shabat. i don't want you to get in trouble with people in your temple. i found this morally odious in the extreme. i called it that. w i think you felt like you'd been taken out of context. you issued a clarification and talked about the fact you decried the loss of life and murder of mohammed khdeir in east jerusalem. you didn't back off the central point, the point pat that's complicity, the category of civilian doesn't quite fit people that took part of an election process that elected the -- >> chris, i would

i promise you if immigrants voted for the democrats we would have chuck schumer on the border with the minutemen. they just want the votes. do you think there's anyplace they don't search the world over to try to get the best immigrants they can get? try to get other countries of amnesty. hello india. i don't speak the language and i don't have the skills that i would love to go live there. i hear the weather is nice and i love the food. say if i can't make it into the country would you guys mind handed me a check once a month? not so fast skippy. where is our immigration immigration policy as anyone who lives within walking distance. the greatest country in the world, this is how we decide who gets to live here and vote. the theory of anchor babies is if i successfully break into your house i get to own it and if i don't get to own it at least my kids do. it's not their fault. i told them we owned it. not only do unskilled immigrants get to live here, they get to bring their brothers in law and third cousins. this is an family reification. it's a tribally reunification. we are getting

a data data set that is a good deal more risky and may be one of the things that senator like chuck schumerwould you agree? -- are at the beginning of being able to collect information. whether it is personal travel or personal health information or personal health information, it reminds me of the early days of e-commerce. look at all the concerns people had around credit card access. and return policies and sharing of financial information. over time there was a set of best practices developed that i think we have gotten much more comfortable in the way we manage transactions online. i believe we will see the same thing here that we will develop ways in which we manage the data effectively and at the end of the day if the services are not good and not taking the health data and providing a great service to them, they just simply will not share it. our members are in a position where they do not have to give us the data. we want to provide the products and services so they want to do so. he mentioned the smartphone and cool with sharing the information but that information is much more enc

. >> chuck schumer and i are good friends. >> i think he would give you to a different kind of advice. i do not mean to knock the senator. i am sure he means well. i just think that his record over here in the house is not that good, it appears to me. and one does wonder if the president of the united states might wonder if he might want to sue the house of representatives, what do you think? for malpractice? >> you know what? that might be a good question, but we are going to live up to it and do our job. >> we were ready to do our job today, but let's go. it is i do not want to hold this up. do you have anything to say? >> a couple things. one is i am reading the statement by the house gop leaders on this border bill, and i am a little confused. we began the week, when you guys decided to sue the president because he took executive action, and then you brought a border bill to the floor that restricted the executive actions by the president, and it was not tough enough for some on your right wing, a toughened it up even more. you did not have the votes. you pulled the bill, and lead

i promise you if immigrants voted for the democrats we will have chuck schumer on the border. try calling up another country's embassy. say if i cannot make it in your country would you mind cutting me a check once a month? the greatest country in the world. this is how we decide who lives here and votes. the theory with anchor bankies is if i success fullly get break into your house, i get to own it. and if i don't get to own it at least my kids do. unskilled immigrants get to live here and bring their brother-in-law and third cause cousins. this is tribal redistribution. we are getting entire vimages from pakistan. -- village -- this is the guy running the donkey court gets precedent to the danish doctor because his family came through. octo mom got in through this way and is costing the california residents millions of millions. this idea that has taken hold that the it is unfair to get the best immigrants we can get. yes, it is unfair for that top model to date a good looking guy. she should be forced to date a bald looser. and why don't college basketball teams have a lot

people as diverse as chuck schumer and marco rubio. when all those people agree, it is something you need to take another look at. this is probably one of the sharper contrasts you will find between david and myself. david embraces what i believe is the attitude of gridlock in washington, that has not enabled us to get this done. we talk about what is happening on the border. the immigration bill passed in the senate would enable us to invest in 20,000 security agents on the border, and a surveillance system that would make a real difference. so when you look at what david is talking about, not only does he oppose this, he ran ads distorting the position of the chamber, the compromise position many folks in this room worked towards creating. and i don't think that is what we need. david sat in the room with folks at the chamber and said, after 10 minutes, he walked out in anger. he said that. this is the kind of issue we need to be able to stay at the table to work out, to make a difference around, and really address our economy, jobs,

. >> page one in "the washington post," a story that the chief met with chuck schumer and said congress something or we might be forced to do is too, and schumer says dozens in the works, you'll hear about it all through august. >> i know. what i pressed secretary lew was the irs could do rule making. if democrats and republicans want the comprehensive reform, remember what the irs did to us. have a home office? rules say, you can't have it. there's a lot of rules. lew was saying, hey, you know what? yeah, first we thought you needed congress, but then, next thing, you know, you have to have a few more people over there, and then all these lawyers who have been issuing the comfort letters come back and say, well, we made a mistake. they put the merger in place a long time ago. they haved too a restructuring. years to undo this thing. i just say be care. . buying stocks because you want inversions, selling cvs because there's no inversion, think about earnings. not going to earn 550 in fiscal year 2013, earns less than that. a global power house, you want to buy walgreen's here, not sell

the biggest spenders, senator chuck schumer and jill brand. next, four, that's how many lost dr.me out in september. the tales feature horton. athletes heading to training camp in japan. that's the first time i've seen them with shirts on. >> that's a good thing. >>> there is no more drama for allison sweeney. she traded in her soap opera job and stardom on the show for family time and she's loving it right now. >> that's right. joining us now from "days of our lives" and" the biggest loser" allison sweeney is here. i'm holding a people magazine. there you are. looking fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> really making a great statement. my family comes first. i love this. big trade here that you're making. what was behind the decision, 'cause i know it's a big one. >> yeah. it is a big one. i have been doing two jobs, "days of our lives" and "biggest loser" for seven years. there came a point at which i sort of thought about it and talked to my husband about it and realized, i don't know that i can keep continuing to make that same decision because it took me away from my famil

the most interesting one was chuck schumer.he did a good job of being present for new yorkers like he did it in part by throwing money at the problem, $1 million of taxpayer money on chartered planes over the last few years. going from buffalo to rochester is hard. but ultimately the money doesn't concern me. it is worth the cost for these senators to go to constituents because we are not happy if they're not approachable either. host: cindy is on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'm grappling with something here, since 2010, trying to get a hold of our higher up, and asked the lady stated before, it is like trying to get a hold of royalty to get a face-to-face meeting with these people. . don't understand it they are our represented its and it seems like even more you have got to go to a newspaper or tv station for our -- for your voice to be heard, and i just don't understand how you can get to see these people. if you could tell me, please do, because i really do need to see someone