it's interesting we have a former senior chuck schumer aide now working for an advocacy group pressuring democrats not to agree to nominations package. joe manchin iii, from west virginia said let's just pass this and there's no point in hanging around. these are noncontroversial nominees have been passed in the judiciary committee. you are just wasting time. but i think there's a lot of pressure on democrats to resist the trump agenda and slow it down at any cost. >> interesting. we will continue to follow you, your twitter handle is @alexander bolton. in your reporting in the hill.com. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> senators were briefed recently on election security. by the director of national intelligence, dan coats. on that security secretary, kirstjen nielsen and fbi director, christopher wray. after the briefing, senators bob corker and dick durbin spoke to reporters. >> we meant telling us about the briefing on camera for a moment? i will be very brief. >> nothing new. i mean i think all of you are reporting on the kinds of things that agencies are doing. our ability to pro

was he sincere then, chuck schumer or is it sincere now, chuck schumer? his political objectives of the moment. certainly i think president trump is sincere and consistent but chuck schumer has not been consistent, clearly. so it's hard to know what he really thinks. brian: we do know, believe him in 2009 when he was in the majority he had a chance to make things happen. now he is in the minority and can make things happen. instead he stakes out a position that's untenable that he doesn't even believe it doesn't seem. by the way, he is not anti-hispanic. he used illegal aliens. when president trump does suddenly he has a problem with hispanics. talk about hypocrisy. thanks so much jessica vaughn. >> thank you. all right. coming up straight ahead. the incredible video. a police officer assist a 2-year-old child who nearly drowns. the emotional reunion with that child coming your way. that story next ♪ we could be heroes ♪ ne system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ experience the versatility of utility. at t

chuck schumer and barack obama and hillary clinton voted for it.kota and feinstein inical. -- in california. 80 members of the u.s. senate voted for it. now it's suddenly bad. leaders of the democratic party agreed in the past we needed the wall we have today. we may need more wall as urbanization grows. >> martha: and the language on it. >> there is a 65 to 70% point of view. americans want the law enforced. they want border security and they want mercy for the people already here illegally. >> martha: which sounds like what president trump proposeed. >> and what chuck schumer was proposing that was shot down under obama. it keeps failing. >> there are tons of democrats who want some kind of wall. and obama was the importer and chief. it's hypocrisy here. everybody on each side saying something a few years ago they don't say today. everyone is lying about their position on immigration. >> [laughing]. >> martha: thank you guys. >> didn't you love the vermont guy? the vermont guy. if you are not with me, you are uncivilized. the tolerance of liberal

we will hear from mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. we will hear all of that life.hot down over north vietnam where he was held prisoner for the better part of 5.5 years. and the last few years, beaten badly. for two years, this very summer, america was div

. >> a vote for mike's opponents is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and who else? maxine waters. rob: the president pushing his america first agenda at a rally for indiana republican mike braun. jillian: his warning about the danger of voting for democrats. rob: a legal victory for kneeling quarterback colin kaepernick. shannon: a new target, hamburgers. rob: war on a popular burger chain, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ jillian: it is friday. rob: friday is the cure for whatever ails you. they are both great days. anything after wednesday sounds good to me. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting your friday with us. in indiana. [crowd chanting] rob: another big one the president coming out swinging at democrats and what he considers the dishonest media while to make up support for gop senate candidate mike braun. jillian: good morning with all the highlights. >> reporter: the president vowed to be the most aggressive campaigner in presidential history and he was in full campaign mode, support for rep

and that is where chuck schumer is.te who, by the way has 300 decisions roughly. public records, they've been at the bush library where they can read a lot of this. if they get things that are classified, what are they actually going to do with them? >> it is attached to the vetting of the candidate but even if they found something that was distasteful, it was in the judge's role when he was not a judge and executive function. >> that would be involved in the actual vetting of the candidates saying, we read his decision. but that's not what this is about. they've had 300 roughly public decisions, more than most other judges. and by the way, ruth bader ginsburg echoed the words against schumer's tactics when she talked about not going through a judge's record and not going after them for what they did previous. >> harris: very quickly, why is it, and i see chuck schumer is now going to do this, and we know that there are fewer than a handful of red state democrats i feel politically they need to sit down with judge kavan

let's start with i guess this proclamation from chuck schumer that they are prepared to sue. your response to that? >> his numbers are so artificially inflated. he said literally millions more pages of documents were requested from judge kavanaugh then judge kagan. we have seen it from all of them, all of the white house documents they had were released. for kagan they did not ask for the general time even though they were very relevant to her time as a judge. eboni: why were those not requested? >> because it is very sensitive, a lot of it has to do with the demonstration. and they're asking for -- they're not just asking, give me your email, give us every email he was even mentioned in. even if he never saw it. they're trying to make the numbers look big by artificially inflating them. it is absurd, it is apples and oranges. sure, go ahead and try to sue if they are not complying with their request. they are trying to distract from the record which is outstanding. he served for a dozen years on the second most important court in the country. he is widely respected across th

chuck schumer / -d- senate minority leader: "i'd like, decades from now, little children to ask theirrents, 'who was john mccain?' and they'll explain his sacrifice, his patriotism, and most of all his fidelity to do the right thing as he saw it." wednesday -- mccain will lie in state at the arizona capitol -- on what would have been his 82nd birthday.then - he will lie in state at the u-s capitol --dan rivera / mourning mccain: "god bless john mccain."i'm mary moloney reporting. (jrstone) plans are coming together for services and other events to honor the late sen. john mccain over the next week. those involved in planning mccain's farewell say the arizona republican will lie in state in the arizona state capitol on wednesday. a funeral is scheduled for thursday at north phoenix baptist church. in washington, mccain will lie in state in the capitol rotunda on friday. a funeral will take place saturday at washington national cathedral. a private memorial service is planned next sunday at the u.s. naval academy chapel in annapolis, maryland. burial will be in the academy cemetery. (an

chuck schumer / -d- senate minority leader: "i'd like, decades from now, little children to ask their parents, 'who was john mccain?' and they'll explain his sacrifice, his patriotism, and most of all his fidelity to do the right thing as he saw it." wednesday -- mccain will lie in state at the arizona capitol -- on what would have been his 82nd birthday.then - he will lie in state at the u-s capitol --dan rivera / mourning mccain: "god bless john mccain."i'm mary moloney reporting. (justine) police in the east bay need help catching another set of apple store thieves.(jrs) the crime happened at the walnut creek apple store saturday afternoon ... while people were shopping downtown.kron 4's ali reid has details on the investigation. walnut creek's apple store has only been open at its new location for a month ... and already ... its been robbed. that's so unfortunatethe store has 2 entrances at the broadway plaza outdoor shopping mall. on one side, there's a plaza lined with trees. the south main street door is where thieves made their escape.i think those people are professionalit is

. >> a vote for mike's opponent, sleepy joe, is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and who else? maxine waters. we need republicans in congress. today's democrat party is held hostage by left-wing haters, angry mobs, deep state radicals, establishment cronies and their fake news allies. >> reporter: donald trump won indiana by 19 points in the 2016 election so throughout the senate race both candidates of tried to tie themselves to the white house. tonight braun argued voters can rely on him to support the trump agenda all the way. >> he needs a true ally, not somebody who says something when you're in indiana and does something differently when you are in dc. >> reporter: senator donnelly was not able to watch the rally because he was on his way to dc for senator mccain's memorial but he says we are happy to have donald trump in indiana, hoosiers want a senator who puts them first before any politician or political party. they know that is what i think and where i will continue to be next year. tonight's rally was one of the first of dozens the president plans to hold between no

the speakers are mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, paul ryan, and mike pence. will be allowed into the capital to pay their respects starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. morning, the senators casket will leave the capital at memorial and be at the -- vietnam memorial, where his wife cindy will lay a wreath in militaryher husband's service. then, a service at the national cathedral. speakers there include george w. bush and barack obama. c-span's city tour takes you to flagstaff, arizona. we will explore the literary life and history of flagstaff. located 80 miles south of the grand canyon. saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on book tv, and author discusses his book on the grand canyon. corner of the way into the grand canyon that starts about 70 miles east of here, and here iss west, right where the canyon really starts to widen and deepen. that's what you see in calendars and famous images. visit to the a loyola observatory to hear about astronomical studies, including the observation of luta. then a tour of the national monument. >> people think of this site as abandone

i'm the firewall to make sure that chuck schumer, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are not in charge in the senate. >> in today's primary, sally is facing joe arpaio, who won a pardon from president trump a year ago this week. and dr. kelly ward who is cleaning up a controversial facebook post where she suggested that the mccain family ended the late senator 's cancer treatment at a time that would hurt her politically. the winner will face the winner of the democratic primary where kiersten cinema is declared front runner and she's already out with the statewide ad in spanish. in florida, the gubernatorial primaries are taking center stage and on the republican side, adam putnam is trying to win despite his opponent, congressman ron desantis carrying president trump's endorsement. the democratic side is between two establishment type candidates, glenn graham and philip levine come and bernie sanders backed andrew gillam. >> we are not going to let trump and his friends divide us up. [cheers and applause] because when we stand together, protecting the rights of working people, nothin

>> chuck schumer's got a lot at stake, of course, in the next election.n though people are talking about the house maybe changing hands, of course everybody is thumbing their nose at chuck schumer because the senate is going nowhere. i think he's frustrated in the minority position in the senate. it's hilarious he thinks he can tell the president what to do. we live in a world where, and you might remember, in helsinki a reporter stood up and challenged the president to repeat after him and attack the president of russia, to repeat after him, and these people think they can put words in the president's mouth. i think they got another think coming. gregg: you have had your own personal experience with bob mueller and his team of partisans. how corrupt in your mind is the department of justice and the top of the food chain at the fbi? >> well, i'll tell you. you don't have to look any further than sidney powell's book "license to lie." i believe main justice is corrupt. i believe we have done a pretty good job getting rid of some of those folks but just as

eric: senate minority leader chuck schumer will meet with brett kavanaugh this week.t the senator is platenning to do. the paul manafort trial is set to enter its fourth we'll tomorrow. man tort will still be facing a legal battle, even if he happens to be acquitted in this case. president trump: he happens to be a very good person. i think it's very sad what they have done to paul manafort. i've got to tell you something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back .. actually, that's super easy. my bad. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ that's super easy. ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. arthel: welcome the top democrat in the senate getting ready to meet with residents on supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh days from now. senator chuck schumer and saying that he and his democratic colleagues are also ready to sue. for more of kavanau

we heard great emotion from democratic leader chuck schumer on the senate floor late yesterday. another colleague, chris coons of delaware talked about the impacts of mccain's passing. >> losing him has been something that although we all knew was coming at some point here has been i think difficult for many senators that served alongside him. it is my hope that we are not seeing the passing of the last of the great senators who are able and willing to put country above party and above self. >> losing john mccain was not a surprise after more than a year fighting brain cancer. but he was still actively engaged working the phones, calling his colleagues up until the final weeks. now that he's gone, the shock is beginning to sink in, shep. >> shepard: there had been discussion, mike, of changing the name of the russell office building where john mccain had his office and did business a long time. is that a matter of discussion? >> it is. chuck schumer has been leading the charge saying it would be appropriate to rename the building in honor of john mccain. john mccain's office has

it is not so much a battle with minority leader chuck schumer. it is a battle with the clock, and the same thing is being seen here in the supreme court battle as we have seen in the lower court battles, just trying to obstruct and hope that maybe they can somehow get past this election and maybe somehow, there is a democratic majority and maybe somehow, they can find scandal, no trump pun intended, to push a narrative and try to bork this nominee, but believe me, their playbook has not changed. it is the same as it was in 1987 as it is now. i am glad we have the to see from the miracle at dunkirk in a way miracle in the supreme court because we were never supposed to have this day. a were never supposed to see president trump nominating replacements for justice scalia and justice kennedy. that was never supposed to happen, and we should be excited that we live in this current reality. >> absolutely. well said. i think that that's the scene. there are some specific areas dig a little bit. i want to talk to you about the standard you alluded to. i

and the democratic party leader in the senate, chuck schumer, said... that is all we have time for.oining us. good morning. fewer showers are more sunshine on saturday, but it did not feel warm. is how we ended the day, shown by one of our weather watchers. already the skies of change. everything coming in from the atlantic, you would expect to be a little warmer. it may not be the case. this cloud already spilling in. overnight bridge is not quite as low, but it will feel quite chilly, i think, during sunday ‘s eye because it is going to be dull and is going to be a bit rainy as well. studied at least in scotland and is in england, but we will see the rain elsewhere, pushing its way ease. heavy rain at times, especially for wales in the south—west. including a rating up in northern ireland, with a break coming across the irish sea. buster especially in wales in southern england. the wettest weather in the south later in the day. 12 vote in scotland, even though the rain might not amount to much. typically there isa not amount to much. typically there is a weight as things are to ge

democratic party and you will see kyrsten sinema try to distance herself from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. host: outside groups supporting either of these women, where do you see that happening and how much support do you think will come? guest: i think we are seeing two women running for senator jeff flake's open seat. we are seeing there will be a woman senator from arizona, so you will see women's groups get involved on behalf of -- especially kyrsten sinema, groups like emily's list. you will also see republican outside groups, foreign money because arizona is critical to maintaining a senate majority. it will be difficult for democrats to gain a majority in the senate. they are playing defense this cycle, but they have a slim chance and that does depend on winning arizona from the republican party. been quickly, has there any indication from the governor of arizona on who will fill john mccain's seat? guest: we have not seen that yet. there have been rumors that cindy mccain or a relative of john mccain might end up being appointed. we should know in the coming weeks. host: before we

we will hear from mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. we will hear all of that life. it was 51 years ago that the plane was shot down over north vietnam where he was held prisoner for the better part of 5.5 years. and the last few years, beaten badly. for two years, this very summer, america was divided over that very war. protests were breaking up. half a century ago, this week, after the democratic convention was starting, and of the country seemed like it was erupting. senator john mccain was a veteran of war when it looked like he was not going to be getting out anytime soon. the nation is remembering the former presidential candidate. later, he rose to power at a time when everyone said this maverick had no chance to have any political life at all. that was then. the nation reflects now. we will talk to people who knew him well," including former presidential candidate bob dole. former senator kelly iota, close friend and political ally of john mccain. spent at least three years as a cellmate in vietnam. i capitol hill and what we can expect to come. >> expected

this assured politics by chuck schumer.the southern democrats were in the 50s and 60s and this is where richard russell was standing in the way of civil rights legislation. you look at the folks on the left to dominate the democratic party right now. look at who want a new york city or joe crowley's successor cortez. to distance themselves from those old-style politics is important for democrats right now. this is something internal to the senate. it is meant to be signed into law, but pretty impressive that it changed the name of a senate building. they've all been named one. >> you've been on capitol hill covering capitol hill for years. global senator mccain's dns or something that stood or something that stood out to you is something i'll never forget? >> look at who shoes he stepped into. barry goldwater. only two persons have represented that feed since january 1953. a lot of commonality. both of them were chairman of the armed services committee. both of them hunt or eligibility for president contacted because john m

democratic leader chuck schumer proposed renaming the russell senate office building where mccain worked after him. >> and i'd like decades from now, little children to ask their parents, who was john mccain? >> reporter: in a statement, mccain's wife cindy said, my heart is broken. i am so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years. his daughter megan said he was a great fire who burned bright and we lived in his light and warmth for so long. >> we are getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothing done. >> reporter: it was his willingness to call out anyone and work with anyone, rerm, immigration, and foreign policy. >> his voice will be missed, but his legacy in that area certainly lives on. >> reporter: there are few places mccain loved as much as the sedona hills, but the u.s. naval academy was one of them. he loved to remind people that he finished 5th from the bottom of his graduating class. and he has asked to be buried there in annapolis, maryland near the grave of a long time friend. elaine? >> nancy cordes, thank you. >>> mccain was b

, senator chuck schumer from new york.een brought to the wonder if he's been brought left and what was the president trying to say? he seemed relatively calm about schumer. he used to call him crying chuck and chuck has been an obstructionist. >> i think the president understands that for him to fully succeed, he needs some bipartisan success legislatively, and if schumer and the democrats don't cooperate, act makes it tougher. and tougher, and i've seen schumer move to the left and the president is not incorrect in saying that. his caucus has moved left, his party has moves left and so it had a stroke. >> judge jeanine: david, the chances of chuck schumer moving to the left are, like, slim to none. i mean, moving to the right, i mean, and an effort to have some kind of bipartisan efforts in congress. i mean, it is a persistent obstruct onan the part of the left. >> schumer is not going to move toward the right. he's not looking to work with this president. but it was completely appropriate that the president today, and oh

on the senate floor mccain's death, topped with white roses as mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer paye maverick of the senate. shannon: donald trump celebrating a trade victory after reaching of the with mexico to replace nafta. rob: a key campaign promise of renegotiating us trade deals, john roberts break this down. >> another oval office first, donald trump with the president of mexico on speakerphone to announce a new bilateral trade deal with our neighbor to the south. >> we used to call it nafta, now we call it the united states mexico trade agreement and we will get rid of the name nafta which has bad connotation because the united states was hurt badly by nafta. >> reporter: the outgoing mexican president was as enthusiastic about the deal as donald trump was, even saying he would like to give donald trump a big hug. he acknowledged getting to it was tough. >> and negotiation that has been difficult and a hard negotiation. >> the biggest change in a trade relationship, rules of origin for cars, 75% of components used to build cars must be made in mexico or the us, 40 to 45% of

immigrations and customs enforcement he's also served as judiciary committee counsel to senator chuck schumer he's in our nation's capitol all right what's your read on them again departure and the way it was announced eliot what the way it was announced is probably the most striking thing about it because once again as we've learned it was through a tweet don again they had been talking about it apparently prior to prior to the release of this tweet you know there were maybe discussions that mcgann would have alternately helped would have stayed until the confirmation of brett kavanaugh if that were to happen later this fall and then when. leave afterward i think done again was a surprise as any of the rest of us when he saw the tweet this afternoon that he's apparently now definitely leaving in the fall and it's. it's a continuation of the way the president has handled terminations and personal disputes or matters over the years this is not the first time he's fired a staffer or at least announce the departure of a staffer by tweet and it's to some extent horrible management of an office an

prefers the man that beat him to the presidency to the colleagues. >> interesting to hear that chuck schumerts to rename the oldest senate building, it says a lot it is initiated by somebody from the opposition party, if you will. jill, what are the next steps for this to become a reality? we heard jeff flake say he would be willing to endorse that. >> what we will have to see as members of the senate respond to this. my understanding is the naming of the office building is under the purview of the sen apt which means they could pass a vote on it. they wouldn't need the president's signature as you need for federal buildings like post offices. this demonstrates, as you said, sort of the bipartisan outpouring of support and sympathy here as the nation stops to mourn the passing much john mccain. i should also note when senator kennedy died, you know, on the anniversary nine years ago, there was an effort to rename one of the conference rooms on the capitol that did not go through. we'll have to see how it develops. >> peter, senator john mccain was a moral towering figure within the gop. he i

we now expect senator mitch mcconnell and senator chuck schumer in a spirit of bipartisan ship, he wantedether as a testament to his fight to compromise and work together in the senate. >> senator schumer a close friend of senator mccain. now house speaker paul ryan who also spoke will deliver a wreath from the house where senator john mccain served two terms before he entered the senate. >> the house minority leader nancy pelosi will also be joining the house speaker. >> now representing the white house, vice president mike pence and his wife karen. >> i want to bring back in jonathan karl and coky roberts. jon, we're about to head into labor day weekend for many americans, even though there will be more ceremonies for senator john mccain, this may be the last ceremony they see. they saw republicans and democrats coming together to lay down the wreath and of course vice president mike pence and not the president to represent the white house. >> and i think, tom, a memorial remember rans that john mccain could say greater than himself. i saw something i never saw before. i saw mitch mccon

this strong words from chuck schumer there is that a signal to you that the democrats going into the midterms are worn to try to make the midterms a referendum on donald trump and his presidency and on how the g.o.p. has or has not responded to the various guilty pleas the various convictions for how do you think they're going to handle it going into the midterms you know i think the democrats will push on that front however the democrats are very divided between a chuck schumer has one wing and then there's even a more left wing that's more preoccupied with the economic issue social issues abortion immigration it's not clear you know how loud and clear in a call they can have with a divided voice on that score but i would make this observation that the framers in giving the pardon power to the president under the constitution specifically said if he uses it to shelter his friends that is an impeachable offense so there is danger to mr trump if he does exercise the pardon power on that score including the possibility that he would pardon himself ok that'll be the final word fine for

. >> senate minority leader, chuck schumer spoke with reporters after meeting with judge kavanaugh. >> good afternoon everybody. before i begin,

. >> senate minority leader, chuck schumer spoke with reporters after meeting with judge kavanaugh. >> good afternoon everybody. before i begin, i have been meeting with judge kavanaugh until about 45 minutes ago. i have not had a chance to view all of the details of the plea deal and the verdict. but i will say this, i understand the president is his way to a rally. he better not talk about pardons for michael : are paul manafort tonight or anytime in the future. now i will tell you about my meeting with kavanaugh. i've concluded that meeting. we met for an hour and half. i asked for extra time and he gave it. the conversation was cordial and direct. unfortunately, judge kavanaugh refused to answer even the most basic questions about his jurisprudence and basic philosophy. i will walk some of the topics. first, on women's reproductive freedom. i understand that the judge told other members today that he considered grow versus wade severed law. he did not say that to me. that is not the partnered decisive question. everything it settled law until the majority of the supreme court deci

that's a huge deal. >> what does chuck schumer do? >> in the year 2030 there will be no one in the current senate still there. donald trump probably will be dead and neil gorsuch will still be on the supreme court. >> 60 of them long after trump's presidency fades into history, they'll be making decisions. almost all of them are in their 40s and 50s. most of them have been vetted by the federalist society. these are very conservative people. >> we have a whole bunch of mini news items that the president made in this bloomberg interview. he said an eu proposal for tariffs not good enough. getting canada into the new nafta, he calls it into the trade deal, it will be friday or within a period of time but it will come. it does feel as if the canadians are circling that. he says he does not regret appointing jerome powell as fed chair, even though he's been upset about the interest rate decisions. he says he is thinking of linking capital gains taxes to inflation, which would be a massive tax cut for a lot of people, would it not, brad? >

senate chuck schumer talked about his meeting with judge brett kavanaugh, president trump's nominate to replace anthony kennedy. senator schumer said he remains unsatisfied by judge kavanagh's answers, particularly those related to abortion rights protected under the roe v. wade decision. >> ok, good afternoon, everybody. before i begin, i have been meeting with judge kavanaugh until about 45 minutes ago. so i have not had a chance to view all the details of the plea deal and the verdict today. say this -- i understand the president is on his way to a rally. he better not talk about pardons for michael cohen or paul manafort tonight or anytime in the future. now i will tell you about my meeting with kavanaugh. i've just concluded that meeting. we met for an hour and a half and i asked for extra time and he gave it. the conversation was cordial, it was direct, but unfortunately, judge cabinet refused to answer even the most they sick questions about -- even the most basic questions about his jurors curtains and basic philosophy. let me walk through the topics we talked about. first, o

here is a little bit from the minority leader of the senate, chuck schumer.video clip] >> we have unprecedented and historic obstruction by senate republicans. they used to demand transparency. we gave it to them. the issue is not how many documents, it is the percentage. we gave them all of kagan's documents and all of sotomayor's documents. they have given us about 7% of documents. the question looms what is in the 93% they don't want to show us? because republicans have chosen obfuscation over transparency, they issued a four year request seeking the full gavin -- gamut of the records including the time as staff secretary. we would much rather follow the bipartisan process that has been around for years. mitch mcconnell is tearing down all the bipartisan parts of approving judicial nominees. one after the other after the other after the other. ust: your chance to tell your top story of the week on the remaining 20 minutes or so of this segment. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. .ndependents, 202-748-8002 south carolina is next, demo

. >> across the aisle, democratic leader chuck schumer is introducing a resolution to rename the russellffice building after mccain. >> you don't meet many great men through life. john mccain was one of them. and i would like decades from now little children to ask their parents who was john mccain and they will explain his sacrifice and patriotism and fidelity. when he did the wrong thing, to change. >> and former vice president joe biden honoring mccain with these words. quote, john mccain's life is proof that some truths are timeless. character and courage and honor. a life lived with those truths cast a long shadow. john mccain will cast a long shadow. his impact on america hasn't ended. not even close. it will go on for years to come. >> we are told the white house drafted a statement for president trump praising mccain, but it was never sent out. staff members believe it went through the approval process would be released at the time of the senator's death. the washington post reports that donald trump went against the advice against chief of staff and veterans like sarah sanders a

senate majority leader chuck schumer said on twitter over the weekend that he plans to introduce a resolution to rename the russell senate office building. the idea has gained the support of outgoing senator jeff flake, and house minority leader nancy pelosi. senator schumer outlined his proposal on the senate floor earlier today. majority leader mcconnell responded at a press conference this afternoon. here is a look. this week. i also propose that we recognize senator mccain's legacy by renaming the russell senate office building in his honor. for three decades, senator mccain was a fix tour in those marble halls, an institution of the senate. it is only fitting that his name should adorn a physical institution of the senate, particularly one that housed the armed services committee.

chuck schumer, top democrat, said this. >> i understand the president's on his way to a rally. he better not talk about pardons for michael cohen or paul manafort tonight or any time in the future. >> well, that sounds like a dare to me. with me from the white house is nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. if there's one thing the president doesn't like to do is take instructions from chuck schumer. what an incredible afternoon, hallie. >> that is one adjective, one of many adjectives you could use, ali. the president is set to be speaking in west virginia, as you said, the half hour here. i don't know if i'm chuck schum error betting on what chuck schumer is talking about would take that bet. the president has already talked about michael cohen and paul manafort. right as he got off the plane, the president said i feel badly for both. a rather cryptic sounding sentence that seemed to presumably refer to both michael cohen and paul manafort. he went on to make more extensive comments about manafort his former campaign chair. did not elaborate on cohen. but it is

. >> chuck schumer, meet few truly great people. john mccain was one of them. truth teller, never afraid to speak truth to power in a era where that has become all too rare. >> arnold schwarzenegger, i will miss senator mccain dearly. each must strive for dignity, service, commitment to country. he showed us the way. >> you too can share a tribute to senator mccain with a facebook badge on our page, abc7 news. >>> we just had the national anthem and kickoff. then three pops. >> terror under the friday night lights. a deadly gun battle forces a football stadium to evacuate, separating family and friends in the chaos. >> happened just after 5:00 last night a block in the high school. >> 16-year-old is ade, 18-year-old hospitalized, two suspects in custody. >> cornell bernard talked to people at the game. >> terrifying. >> karen was working concession at armijo high school before the football game when chaos unfolded. >> running into the concession stand, school on lockdown, g gunfire. >> karen's son on the field. the pops were gunfire from washington street and b

anyone say we shouldn't be talking to one another on counterterrorism issues democrats senator chuck schumer has demanded publicly naming everyone who had contact with the russian intelligence delegation and we want that sort of all across the board disclosure being that imaging for the nation. yes i think it sends the wrong message if if i were to talk to senator schumer i would i would certainly urge him not to politicize you talked about politicizing intelligence earlier this would be an example of it if we don't do this cooperation with it but between one another in areas such as. exchanging information and analysis on the terrorist groups and their activity whether it's in syria or around the world in the caucasus in them in the u.s. we should all be fired so we have to have the courage to do that it's in my experience of i was involved in the earliest if you will lays on work between the u.s. and russia at the time of the breakup of the soviet union and i don't recall a time when three intelligence chiefs all came together to washington such as just happen and so i take it as a very po