chuck schumer is urging the centers for disease control and prevention to offer free shots at schools and health clinics. >>> and california saw 11,000 cases of whooping cough last year. that is a new record. health experts say an increasing number of people that are catching the disease were actually vaccinated. according to a report in the sacramento b it is because the new less potent vaccine was introduced in the late 1990s and people are vulnerable if they do not get the recommended booster shots. a recent study in the journal of medical association concluded the current vaccine provides solid protection in the first year but the effectiveness steadily declines over five years. health experts says this highlights the need for booster shots. >>> allen says the boat did have a small leak but he used to pump it to keep it above the water. but when the big storm hit, rain flooded his boat's deck and over loaded the pump and the boat sank. they were able to tie the boat to shore so it didn't float downstream. the boat is one of 13 ever made and there is only two left in the world incl

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i know chuck schumer and others say it was bad political decision.that -- wasn't bad decision for the ten, 13 million people who have insurance today and others who will benefit in the future that's what he was thinking about. >> schieffer: do you think in retrospect that he went about it in the wrong way in the sense of lyndon johnson wrote the civil rights bill in to two bills the '64 and '65 civil rights. he just didn't think the country would swallow that much in one gulp. i think that was a wise decision. would he in retrospect, would you all have been better to break this in to two bills, find something that everybody could agree on pass that in to law? >> i think it's unlikely that the second piece would have happened. seven presidents have tried the seven presidents have failed. and there wasn't any blueprint that would suggest there was easy way to do it. he had big majorities in the congress in the first term we tried to forge a bipartisan coalition, he wade six months to put that coalition together. i wrote about that, said he was allow ol

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new york senator chuck schumer urging the centers for disease control to offer free flu shots at schoolsh clinics. similar to the availability of flu shots. he also says the cdc should do more to let people know about the existing programs that provide free vaccinations. not out of the concern over the price tag or the convince. >>> 6:44 is the time. back over to sal. any problems, sal? >> we are look at a problem now. i was looking at the latest on highway 9 and 35. we still have the tree that couple down and messed things up in the santa cruz mountains. highway 9 at 35. this is going to be a closure we are going to have to deal with until tomorrow. so if this is your area, you will be dealing with traffic tieups and alternate routes until they fix what is going on. not only did they take down power lines but there has been major damage to the hillside. chp says it won't be until 5:30 tomorrow evening. all right let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here is slower. we had a stalled vehicle on the upper deck of the bay bridge. 30-40 minute delays on the toll plaza.

we spoke with chuck schumer he's placing the blame on republicans. >> we democrats have pushed for a clean dhs funding bill followed by a robust debate on immigration reform. we welcome that debate. but the republicans have insisted on sticking to their hostage-taking tactics. >> now, note the use of that word clean funding bill, clean is something that democrats want to push. they like the symbolism of that, and they're not going to give ground on the president's executive actions on immigration. there is growing certain on capitol hill that there is a looming deadline. if they don't come up with the funding plan for the department of homeland security by the end of the month there could be security concerns. despite the political bickering growing pressure here for congress to get something figured out. >> libby casey for us. libby, thank you. the republican-controlled congress has approved a bill to kick start construction on the keystone xl pipeline. it comes just weeks after it sailed through the senate. the bill now heads to president obama's desk. he has promised to veto. a to

in december senator chuck schumer was pushing for immediate action to oil trains. in june canada said it would move forward with or without the united states to phase out the dot 111. canada will eliminate this train car by may 2017. more lawmakers need to get on board. the oil and gas industry is bringing in tanker loads of oil filled with oil which is the economy from the balkan shale. there are many cars that are carrying oil as i'm told that weren't even designed to carry oil. there's, of course, a lot of commodities that are run on trains and a lot of product other than oil such as coal. there is a lot of competition to get on these trains. it isn't the safest way to go. tonight's question -- do we need immediate new regulations on oil trains? text "a" for yes. text "b" for no. we'll bring you the results later on in the show. let me bring in molly madison, who is a scientist, and todd paglia. the inspection process, if either one of you could shed some light, the inspection process of these trains. in aviation everything has to be signed off on. everything ha

senator chuck schumer said the ruling is unlikely to be upheld but funding for the department of homeland security should not be used as a ransom by republicans, period. can you walk us through the judge's decision? >> it goes next to the federal court of appeals. the government hasn't yet filed its appeal. the attorney general said today they're looking at it and deciding on the next step, but they will undoubtedly go there. the judge has not directly ruled on that question. he has imposed a stay, an injunction putting the law on hold, the executive order on hold, while the case goes through the appeals process. he said at the beginning it didn't follow the administrative steps. they didn't get notice or comment. he thinks that the states have a good case here. that it's one thing for the administration to say this is a matter of prosecutorial discretion. the judge is doing more than that. it is not turning its back to them. it is affirmatively giving them benefits, social security numbers, benefits. a promise they won't be disturbed if they remain here for three years. that he says is b

there's no official cause yet but according to senator chuck schumer, train speeds don't appear to ber. the train was traveling under the legal limit when it crashed into an suv at a railroad crossing. you think. we'll see you tomorrow at 9:00. >>> welcome to "hannity." it has been more than 24 hours since isis released its most brutal and disturbing video-to-date showing the 26-year-old jordanian ho

. >>> new york senator chuck schumer and connecticut senator richard blumenthal are calling on the governmentto invest more money for railroad crossing safety measures. earlier this month six people were killed and 15 injured when a train crashed into a car at a railroad crossing just outside of new york city. the two lawmakers plan to introduce a bill a little later on this month. >>> many businesses are advertising presidents' day sales. what are the best bargains? we'll tell you what the experts say you should shop for today. that's coming up. >>> we're tracking snow that's going to come tonight. how much will you get? we'll have a look in my full forecast coming up. >>> dangerous cold is gripping our area. this is a live look toward society hill and old city. the extreme cold is going to be followed by some snow. that will arrive this evening. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz will be back in just a few minutes. he will have the full forecast. prices at the pumps are jumping again. have you noticed it? the national average has increased every day for nearly

>> get the obvious kanye west, chuck schumer all personal for me. krauthammer who is to witty and charming the women love him, i want him to go away. he makes me feel -- >> you want to get rid of him for jealousy reasons. >> he makes me feel look i should be interviewed by jesse watters, he's so good. >> and who else? >> the woman who wrote the book "50 shades of grey." turn the nation of housewives into a bunch of freaks. >> would you accept that, you, beyonce and scarlett johansson. >> she would make it more interesting and exciting. i would add charles payne because it is black history month. >> what? >> on that note -- >> what's wrong? >> on that note -- all right. okay. got to get out. get your head out of the shot all right? watters world, the outtakes edition. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. if you don't think

and chuck schumer said he would support and get this through. but what nancy pelosi did is a smart political move. she said let us vote on the full year-long department of homeland security security bill and the three week one and see which one goes forward because she knows that the full funding bill on the floor would pass and the president would sign it into law. either way, we are still at square one, joy, to question whether or not john boehner will find these votes. >>> more reactions to the isis infamous spokesperson. new pictures of jihadi john showing emwazi as a child, believed to be the man in the grossesque isis videos that show the execution hostages the family of -- the families are not impressed. >> if it weren't for him, it would be someone else. >> and the president was asked by a local news reporter and weighed in. >> look, any time any american is harmed anywhere the world, the united states government is going to be going after that person. >> and richard engel joins me now from istanbul. so does the unmasking mean that the i

first of all, this is realize what chuck schumer is saying he's accepting the three-week extension.here had been noise harry reid said let's make them deal with this now. look, in three weeks, if the president is given -- alloweded to go through with this and gets his stay on original court ruling this is going to be -- boehner will be right where he was yesterday, feeling as if he's caught between a rock and hard place. if they don't get the stay and people are split on this inside even the administration they think it's only 50/50 at best. and if they don't get it this goes away and they willfully fund dhs. >> let me ask you about cpac the folks are chanting president paul, i think jeb bush will get a different reception. how much of a test is this for jeb bush or does it matter? >> what happens at cpac stays at cpac sometimes let's remember for the last five straw poll winners have been somebody by the last name of paul. we have yet to elect somebody with the last name as paul as president, near ron nor rand. he has won the straw poll why? they have effectively -- when he shows u

chuck schumer saying this procedural ruling in our opinion is very unlikely to be upheld but regardlessthe outcome, democrats remain united in our belief that funding for the department of homeland security should not be used as a ransom by republicans, period, so the standoff appears likely to continue. >> we'll see who it hurts. thanks. >>> suspect youaccused of gunning down a mother of four in a road rage case is still on the loose and now relatives are willing to offer up that are classic came are to find the suspect. >>> coming up on the bottom of the hour and to which thep of the news. t are classic came are to find the suspect. >>> coming up on the bottom of the hour and top of the news. doers they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. >>> headlines from knox newfox news. taliban fighters stormed dressed as officers an killed at least 20 people. that's kooshl toaccording to officials outside of kabul. >>> the man who admits he sup

>> what is chuck schumer going to do, right?presents the largest jewish constituency i would hazard to guess in the united states of america but he is very loyal to the president of the united states? he will be there. i would be very surprised if he is not there to support israel. >> here is the deal. netanyahu says any deal with iran they will cheat on and will not work. democrats say woe could get a deal where iran stands down on its nuclear program but that is such a moon shot. >> president obama is worried democrats will vote with republicans on the sanctions deal before he gets his way and override a presidential deal. deal is coming down on democrats, do not go to the netanyahu meeting. media should cover every member that doesn't go. jewish people in the united states of america need to pay attention. think about it. our greatest ally in the middle east being shunned by members of the congress. the white house will meet with david cameron with joint press conference when he has elections coming up. they have meetings nex

there's no official cause yet but according to senator chuck schumer, train speeds don't appear to be a factor. the train was traveling under the legal limit when it crashed into an suv at a railroad crossing. you think. we'll see you tomorrow at 9:00. >>> welcome to "hannity." it has been more than 24 hours since isis released its most brutal and disturbing video-to-date showing the 26-year-old jordanian hostage being burned alive in a cage. now, jordan vows swift and lethal justice. and they did just that killing prisoners in retaliation. in a moment we'll go live to shepard smith reporting on the ground in amman jordan. first, we're learning more about the brutality of isis and joining us first is eric shawn. eric. >> sean, this is just unspeakable. it's so unforgiving and so repulsive. the united nations now says children are being bought and sold by isis, that they're being crucified and even buried alive. this is the report issued today in geneva by the committee on the rights of the child. slave sex market shops where they actually have price tags on the heads of children where

. >> while bharara is investigating the top democrat in new york he has warmer relations with chuck schumernior senator hired bharara as his counsel and recommended president obama tap him for the current post. >> how often do you talk to the senator schumer? >> probably ten times in the last year. >> do you deliberately avoid talking? >> i think you do your job to be independent as you can possibly be. >> he said that independence is vital and they take on politician regardless of party. we have to be independent and fearless. we are not elected so we don't have political clubs to be beholden to and we do this job like the oath requires. >> beyond politics he has prosecuted some of the most significant cases in the nation recovering over $9 billion of bernie madoff's fraud, and sending a terrorist from guantanamo to a u.s. prison and securing a life sentence for time square bomber shazad and those have propelled some to the top in new york. >> you are the current high officer. are those shoes tough to fill. >> yes. we were established at the same time as the republic and there have been gr

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. >> yeah and senator chuck schumer was talking about this just recently today in the senate judiciaryee hearing for loretta lynch but touching on multiple issues. take a listen. >> i have to tell you, i feel a little like i'm in the twilight zone this week. it's like an alternative reality when my colleagues across the aisle who have strong records in history of supporting our national security are first blocking the funding for dhs and second blocking the chief law enforcement officer. >> and he's speaking there about the fact many republicans did vote against loretta lynch, even though they supported her previously as a federal prosecutor. having said that though in national security news here she did get out today on a 12-8 vote, which means we could have a new attorney general soon. what do you make of that step and the way it fits in the larger fight over republicans and immigration? >> well, the thing to know about loretta lynch's nomination is that she has been languishing more than any other a.g. nomination in the past. i think what that does is reflects what we're seeing now

senator chuck schumer says early indications show the train was not speeding before the crash. the ntsb will be at the scene for the next week or so gathering evidence. it's looking into the train's black box record to go see what else was happening with the train before it collided with an suv. one of the many questions tonight is why was that jeep stuck on the tracks? its driver and five on thes on the train died in the crash and the fire that erupted. medical teams are now trying to determine the identity of those victims. do's september of others remain hospitalized with burns and other injuries. we will have live report from new york in just few minutes. >>> dramatic video capturing a deadly plane crash in taiwan. it all happened in split second with the plane veering across a raced highway. tonight investigator it's are trying to figure out why thing went so horribly wrong. fox 29's joyce evans in the studio tonight with the story. joyce? report roar he yann, that trance asian airways jet banking sharply nicking the taxi before clipping the side of the interstate and fall

. >> john, senator chuck schumer today said that boehner's game of chicken is going to backfire on himbadly mispredicting the optics here and who's going to win and who's going to lose. >> let me tell you. six weeks into republican rule of both the house and senate and they look awful. they really look awful. and it isn't just the speaker criticizing senate democrats. the fighting up on the hill is between house republicans and senate republicans. >> right. >> and this is not good. there's no leadership inside the republican party. boehner and mcconnell don't talk that much to each other. it's a mess. and everything doug said i know i can speak for pat and myself. we agree with all of that. politics is supposed to be the expression of the public will exercised in law. and they're not doing what the public wants. >> well, look we had the public is totally against the immigration thing. at the same time they are not going to accept shutting down the department of homeland security with terrorists on the loose. my question -- by the way, if the republicans have raised this issue as we kep

new york democrat senator chuck schumer says it doesn't condone people flying drones recklessly in nationalhere needs to be tougher enforcement actions? >> i think there have to be absolutely. safety has to come first. god forbid there's a day where a droeb collides with a major airline and there are fatalityies fatalities. >> reporter: it will not be find for at least a year, probably longer. gayle? >> all right. a lot to be worried about. thank you, jeff. >>> and on cbsn tonight jeff will bring you a special report. it us called "unmanned skies: drones in america. yts that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pasting. >>> should guns be allowed on campuses? why lawmakerses say they may be necessary to stop sexual assault. >>> if you're heading a uf to work or taking your kids to school, you can set your dvr so you can watch "cbs this morning" any time. you don't want to miss our weekend review that's coming up. we'll be right back. st prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've bee enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections.

i think he has an immigration problem because he worked with the gang of 8 and chuck schumer. that is a bit of a problem. but rubio is an enormously eloquent speaker. he is a very talented politician. he can be a very strong candidate also for the reason that you suggest. hispanic from florida i think would appeal to a lot of conservatives. so we will have to see how it plays out. it's very early. but it will be interesting. >> new efforts to pass a bill to fund land the homeland security department. mark zandi talks about the state of the economy the u.s. housing market, and possible action by the federal reserve. and beth akers examines the cost of the student loan program. we will take your calls. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> the new america foundation hosted a cyber security conference. watch it live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. the democratic national committee released an interim review saturday examining democratic losses in the term elections. it showed the democrats lack a single elec

>> one of the more interesting changes was with senator chuck schumer.ked if you see any sign of the inflation moving back to 2% is coming true? she said i don't see any evidence of of that right now but she gave a monetary policy clinic in noting that you are supposed to be forward-looking. they have to make projections and where the economy is going to be. policy works with a lag. that is why they think they will have to move sooner. he didn't like that. he said you need to exercise caution. that was a window into the way the fed is thinking. she was asked what keeps her up at nigh and she said that the balance sheet is so highly government has a deficit that if we have another recession, it will be hard for the fiscal and monetary policy authorities to respond. stephanie: because they don't have any tools left? >> they have tools but not the big tools that they had. with the balance sheet so high, widow have as much scope for qe to have an effect. congress will not be able to do anything to stimulate the economy fiscally if they are worried about the

patti ann: so mary ann, senator chuck schumer says boehner is going to lose this game of chicken, thisyou agree? >> absolutely. and if this if dhs is not funded and it yets shut down -- gets shut down, i don't care if two people are out of it. we need every resource right now. there have been a parade of republicans who have said how much more we need to do to fight terrorism, yet their speaker of the house, the republican john boehner and other republican, are the very threat to doing just that. so you can't have it both ways. and if that happens, i will tell you right now, the consequences won't wait for the 2016 election. it will happen immediately. >> mary ann, john boehner has passed a bill with the house that funds homeland security in its entirety minus this executive action. if you want to blame someone blame democrats and republicans and president obama in the senate and at the white house. don't blame the house for this. >> katie you and i both know this immigration bill has nothing to do with dhs, period, end of sentence. >> so why did the president put it there? >> because

some democrats, i would watch chuck schumer in particular, push her to hold off on moving too quicklye have been real concerns within the democratic ranks that may be the economy has not quite turned the corner that everyone thinks. i would expect her to get pressure from the democratic side, as much as anyone else. >> dr. silvia janet yellen has a tough task and it buttresses up against labor mandate. what is the responsibility of a fed chair or chairman with response to the american labor economy? is that written in stone? >> it is written in legislation to seek full employment. >> what is full employment? >> ah, that is the problem. [laughter] we think that about 5.5%, 5.7% is full employment in terms of the overall economy. you do see wages and salaries rising significantly and supporting the consumer spending you reported earlier at home depot. >> julian i look at this and i say, what is the ability of janet yellen today? what will you hope she does not say? >> pushback against senator shelby who will probably prefer a more hawkish buyer, but in point of fact, she is probably goi

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chuck schumer is urging the centers for disease control and prevention to offer free shots at schoolsics. he also says the cdc should do more to let people know about the existing program that provides free vaccinations. many parents should -- choose to skip the vaccine, studies show. the university of california is taking action. it recently announced that starting 2017, students will be required to have measles vaccinations. all incoming students will need immunizations for rumps, rue rubella and -- coming up, rubella and whooping cough. california saw 1100 cases of whooping cough. those catches of disease were vaccinated according to the report in the sacramento bee. it's because of a new, less potent vaccine introduced in the 1990s. people are vulnerable if they do not get the recommend booster shots. a recent study concluded that the current vaccine provides solid protection in the first year but that the effectiveness steadily declines over five years. health experts say this highlights the need for booster shots. >>> 8:40. well, today, levi stadium starts the transformation fro

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we do know that chuck schumer then supports this moving forward in the united states senate at some point later today the senate will use a proposal tool called unanimous consent because they don't have enough time to get it done by the deadline. so there's a lot of moving parts. everything has to go smoothly but if everything goes smoothly like the leadership thinks it will they should avoid a dhs shutdown but all it takes is one person to screw it up on the senate side and all it takes is john boehner not able to find votes here. a lot of moving parts. >> from capitol hill to the white house, chris jansing. good morning. what is the white house saying about all this? >> reporter: good morning. it won't surprise you, jose they don't like it. saying all along dhs is not something you play with fund it with a clean bill through the long term and you heard reference to jeh johnson who said his workers would have to go to work today not knowing if next week either they have to go to work or get paid. play a little of secretary johnson for you. >> we don't have -- do we have that sound bite w

you have chuck schumer. you have jeff sessions. i don't know another thing they agree on.hocked if they agree on anything else. so this thing's not going to pass unless there's currency in it. >> tony you have the opposite view. you think this thing won't pass if currency manipulation is attached to it. >> actually, there won't be anything to pass if currency manipulation is attached to it. because, honestly any country in its right mind wouldn't sign a trade agreement where the united states gets to unilaterally decide what is manipulation measure it, and then apply -- slap on duties to any other country. in fact, the united states wouldn't agree to a trade agreement where another country gets to sit as judge and jury on these issues. scott mentioned art lapper. take a look at what art lapper said. he said japan wouldn't qualify as a currency manipulator under his test. so it is in the eye of the beholder. brazil would have a very different view on this. by the way, you know people like jeff sessions who is back in this provision, he is the one who accused the fed of tryi

i think he has an immigration problem because he worked with the gang of 8 and chuck schumer.hat is a bit of a problem. but rubio is an enormously eloquent speaker. he is a very talented politician. he can be a very strong candidate also for the reason that you suggest. hispanic from florida i think would appeal to a lot of conservatives. so we will have to see how it plays out. it's very early. but it will be interesting. host: politics and foreign policy. this headline. guest: i think that article shows perfectly well that president obama is not meeting with netia huh but not because it's too close but because he doesn't feel it is in his interest. he is obviously intent on getting a deal with iran. he obviously believes it is very important for his legacy and his country to get a nuclear deal with iran. netanyahu hasn't been quiet on this. he believes that any deal most likely will be a bad deal and the iranians would only agree to what he considers to be a bad deal and therefore we shouldn't be so eager to get a deal with iranians. host: is the president right? guest: no.

others like senator chuck schumer are in a tough spot because they plan to attend the speech, want toin this place where that means sort of pushing back against their own democratic president. >> yeah. so this is an out for him if he were smart, joe. it's an out for him. he should cancel it. delay it. >> he does not have the luxury of vacationing in the south of france every other weekend like you. >> do you think she should -- >> he's in a position where he has to worry about -- >> you don't want me to ask you that question. >> -- iran getting nuclear weapons and he's doing what he thinks is in the best interest of israel. you can ask me the question. it's very easy for us and i always thought it was very easy for american politicians to tell israel who constantly is facing threat since their formation in 1948 about what is best for israel. it's very easy for. barack obama to mock israel's elected leader from germany. i think he might feel a little different if he actually lived in jerusalem or tel aviv. i think you would, too. >> he wasn't mocking the lerktelected leader from german

chuck. >> he's been doing it a while. he knows the financial industry because that's his district. >> warner schumer and corbett are threewho definitely have an economic brain on and that's great. >> and i'm not -- in relation to the west i'm not saying they're geniuses. i'm just saying stand out from nat being total -- you know -- >> but the house is going to be -- >> those guys. >> we're going to hear a lot about go by rule. >> today is going to be interesting to me because i want to know how big an issue the fed is politically. is it a big football? can they score points or not? >> i think it's still feed ertheater. >> i think so, too. if you look at the fed -- it's reacting on a daily basis to what the fed is doing. on a longer term base the market's doing really well. the comment on materials, materials has been starting to work. maybe that's a harbinger of better economic data. >> yeah. you miss them a lot close when the fundamentals don't seem to justify it. they're hoping that the economy would catch up. >> if the fed told you today, we're raising a quarter in june what would the market do? >> i think that would