elliot kaye to be chairman of the consumer product safety commission. joseph p. mohorovic to be commissioner of consumer safety products, consumer product safety commission and brian p. mckeon, principal deputy undersecretary of defense. i ask unanimous consent that upon disposition of the mckeon nomination the senate resume legislative session in consideration of s. 2569. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: s. 2666 is due for a second reading, mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the second time. the clerk: s. 2666, a bill to prohibit future consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals or work authorization for aliens who are not in lawful status and so forth and for other purposes. mr. reid: i would object to further proceedings with respect to this matter, mr. president, at this time. the presiding officer: objection is heard. the bill will be placed upon the calendar. mr. reid: mr. president, our great country has many friends in the world. we're proud of all the alliances that we have,

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randi kaye has been tracking the mystery for years. talked to her about this upcoming film. >> it was lunchtime at this chick-fil-a in southern california. the last known place joseph mcstay was seen alive. >> we got together. we had a lot to talk about. >> chase merit has never talked on camera before about that day. he met with joseph on february 4th, 2010 to talk business. and business was booming. >> we had 500 water falls coming up, the biggest project we had ever done. >> he sounded like he was planning for the future. >> oh, he was definitely planning for future. >> after lunch, they spoke on the phone a handful more times. so when merit's phone rang at 8:28 p.m. and he saw it was joseph calling, he didn't answer. >> i was tired. >> do you regret not picking up that call. >> hindsight is 20/20. >> it was the last known call from joseph's cell phone. the call was made 41 minutes after a neighbor's security camera captured the mcstay's white isuzu pulling out of the mcstay's cul-de-sac. >> did joseph actually make that call from h

randi kaye starts her story from leak city, texas. >> what do we want? >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: in leak city, texas, they're fighting mad, using their voice and vote to tell the federal government don't even think about it. while there is no plan to bring any krirn who ha children who have illegally crossed the border to this city, they passed a city ordinance this week banning the processing and detention of undocumented immigrants. the message, they're not welcome here. >> we have veterans that are homeless, that can't even get medical care, but we're going to house these people on the milita military bases and it makes me sick. >> reporter: one even suggesting the federal government is secretly finding shelters for the tens of thousands of central american immigrants. >> if they're going behind the backs of local authorities to establish detention centers in communities about our size, we have to be proactive. we have to plan for this. >> reporter: they're not just planning in texas. in marietta, california, where immigrants have be

randi kaye looks back. >> reporter: september 1st, 1983, korean airlines flight 007 heading from newouth korea suddenly become as target in the sky. >> yes, i'm approaching the target. i'm going in closer. >> reporter: that's the voice of a soviet fighter pilot, taking aim at the airliner. the plane is carrying 269 people, including at least 22 children and united states congressman lawrence mcdonald from georgia. it's been on auto pilot for hours but somehow drifted off course and into soviet air space off the coast of siberia. it's the height of the cold war, so the soviets scramble fighter jets, a fighter pilot is ordered to destroy the airplane, so he takes aim from about three miles away and fires. >> missile war heads locked on. i've executed the launch. the target is destroyed. >> reporter: according to flight 007's cockpit recorder, there is an explosion and pilots never regained control. they report rapid decompression and an emergency descent. the airplane spirals downward for 12 terrifying minutes before crashing into the sea of japan. it's destroyed on impact. president r

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more on that right now from our randi kaye. >> we want. >> justice. >> reporter: in league city, texas, they are fighting mad using their voice and vote to tell the federal government don't even think about it. while there is no plan to bring any children who have illegally crossed the boarder to this community, the sit advertise counsel voted on the issue anyway, passing a city ordinance this week banning the processing and detention of undocumented immigrants. the message, they are not welcome here. >> we have veterans that are homeless that can't even get medical care, but we're going to house these people on a military basis and it just makes me sick. >> reporter: one city council member even suggesting the federal government is secretly finding shelters for the tens of thousands of central american immigrants. >> if they are going behind the backs of local authorities to establish detention centers in communities about our size, we have to be proactive. we have to plan for this. >> reporter: and they are not just planning in texas. in marietta, california where i'm gran immigrants

here is randi kaye with a preview of tonight's special. >> from day one, i just had this gut feelinggoing to see them again. i just -- i just knew. something told me i wasn't going to see them again. >> four years ago, patrick mcstay lost everything he loved. tour years ago, his son joseph, daughter-in-law summer, and their two little boys four-year-old giana and joseph jr. vanished. >> i don't think they knew what was coming. i really don't. >> how did you find out that they had gone missing? >> friday i tried calling him. couldn't get him. sunday i tried calling and couldn't reach him. now i'm getting worried. >> worried since patrick says he rarely went a day without a phone call from his son. >> every time i talk to him, the last words out of my mouth before we hang up the phone is i love you, son. >> if he was in trouble and had the ability to reach out to you, do you think he would have called you? don't you think he would have? >> absolutely. >> this case is unique. i've never seen anything like it. >> steph watts. >> they literally disappeared for days and nobody noticed. >>

president, did we do the -- kaye twice? the presiding officer: we did kaye twice. mr. reid: i'm sorry. i was dozing. the presiding officer: no worries. under the previous order, the senate will precede to legislative consideration to resume consideration of s. 256 the. the clerk: s. 256, a bill to provide an incentive for businesses to bring jobs back to america. mr. reid: i have an amendment desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. reid proposes an amendment numbered 36936783. mr. reid: i ask for the yeas and nays on that amendment. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. mr. reid: i have -- the presiding officer: the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. reid: i have an amendment desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. reid proposes an amendment numbered 3694 to amendment number 3693. the presiding officer: i have a motion to commit s. 2569 with instructions which is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. reid moves to commit the bill to the committee on

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> so much loss. in the end, the answer may be simple.ve been talking about is certainly not. and neither are the implications. hope you stay with cnn throughout the night for continuing live coverage of all the dimensions of this tragedy as well as the ground offensive ongoing in gaza at this hour. that does it for our coverage. i'll be on the air again tomorrow at 12 noon to 2:00 p.m. and obviously tomorrow night on "ac 360." "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we have breaking news on two fronts. malaysia airlines flight 17 shot down over a rebel-controlled area of eastern ukraine. and israel puts boots on the ground in gaza. all day we have been telling you about the devastating scene in ukraine. but it's important for you to remember what we're really talking about is a tragic fate of 298 people from all over the world from the netherlands to malaysia. and amazingly, the same airline as flight 370 still missing without a trace. 15 crewmembers and 283 passengers, including three infant. freelance journa

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randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> former u.s. envoy to the middle east and former senate majority leader george mitchell joins me now. this current conflict, senator, what do you make of it? here we are three weeks in and there doesn't seem to be any end in sight. >> well, i think that both sides are calculating their gains and losses. and i think fairly soon the time will come when they'll coincide in deciding that it's in their interests to end this round of the conflict. both are suffering some losses. both are making substantial gains. and so when that balance is achieved, that they both decide it's time to stop, i think there will be a ceasefire, as there has been in the past. >> what is in the interests of both of them that would make them stop, in the interests of israel and in the interests of hamas? >> well, israel's gains are substantial in terms of degrading hamas's a capability, first through the tunnels to have its fighters enter israel, and then secondly its capacity to launch missiles to israel. and the disadvantag

the any kaye is still higher by more than .10%. currency leaders are less worried about the ukraine. the dollar is trading in a tight range. but they say concerns that further sanctions against russian are keeping the euro under selling pressure. in south korea, the kospi is trading higher. in shanghai the key index is up .7%. in hong kong, the hang seng is up by more than .3%. >>> facebook logged sharp earnings growth in the april to june period. they are raking in the revenue from strong mobile advertising sales. facebook executives say sales for the period rose 61% from the previous year to $2.9 billion. net profts jumped 138% to more than $790 million. facebook now has 1.3 billion monthly users. that's up 14% from a year ago. and it's pushing up ad revenues. ceo mark zuckerberg says people in the u.s. spend nine hours of their day using digital media but less than an hour on facebook. he says there's still a lot of room to grow. >>> senior u.s. trade official wendy cutler says conditions are ripe for concluding talks with japan

arms fight that resulted in the deaths of dave corporal john sigsbee and private first class danny kaye me in the next week dave was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. it's all about misselling member lloyds banking i think that was their specialty in the u.k. was mis selling unlike barclays with their specialties life or fraud or a just b. c. their specialty is money laundering and then roll back to scour the forest there into the lake breaking and mafia whacking off their subsidiary of the global restructuring group's every bank has their own special way to commit fraud here in the u.k. if you want to get misspelling fraud definitely go to lloyd's. fratto terrorism the nature of terrorism is becoming increasingly internationalized the local governments which may be the case in afghanistan i'm very limited and belittle to curtail that increasingly globalized spread so one how do you really strike a balance here your father has gone has not tried to brooks who was living in the past if we all start for the books he was going to go to somebody that would be peaceful if you drug

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being tightened in europe and america in fear they will bring their terrorist skills alexia chefs' kaye investigates as isis continues its bloody rampage in iraq a quick look at the social media reveals that people from the west are more involved than you would imagine a man claiming to be nasa mccann a twenty year old british national posted a photo of what seems to be fifteen homemade bombs. it was accompanied by a tweet so the u.k. is afraid i'll come back with the skills i have gained the same man appears in a video with several others calling on brothers in the west to join their cause we have brothers from bangladesh from. australia yuki nothing has gathered us except to make a lot of the high us oh my goodness. i know how you feel when i. feel depressed it reaches out to sister still in the united states in april and nineteen year old nurse was detained at denver international airport she was allegedly on her way to syria to marry an isis fighter enjoined extremist organization to as reported a system in any manner her facebook page suggested that her profession was a slave of th

by europe will be announced by thursday moscow's economy could also be targeted artie's party boy kaye has more. president putin in particular has direct responsibility to compel them to cooperate with the investigation that is the least they can do russian backed rebels quite likely a russian supplied weapon. russia can't wash its hands of this the context for this tragedy is russia's attempt to destabilize a sovereign state violate its territorial integrity and and train militias e.u. foreign ministers have agreed to extend its blacklist of russian individuals or putin's cronies as they call them to be targeted by a new wave of sanctions as well as russian companies in the energy defense and financial sectors another list of harsher so-called to three sanctions will be drawn up but they'll only be imposed at a later date if russia fails to stem what it says is a flow of weapons if it meant a militants across the border as far as the measures taken by the united european union are concerned this is a logical consequence of the decision of the european council and the lack of progress

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> for information on how you can help people on both sides of the conflict, be sure to check out our website. there we have posted details on information and organizations which are assisting civilians caught in the violence. do go to cnn.com/impact. ♪ ♪ >>> now the christ the redeemer statue in rio de janeiro is a vision in blue. the blue lights have been on since monday night. it's the first ever u.n. world day against tracking persons. the global company said there are 2.5 million people suffering in modern day slavery. brazil is making progress in ending human trafficking but says there's still a lot of washing to be done. >> translator: we know that there are still a lot of things underground, a lot that exist that people do not know about because people do not notify them of these crimes, but things are getting better. little by little preparations are being made and investigations carried out. >> well, the u.n. world day against trafficking is gaining attention in social media. they're talking from the u.s. embassy in cambodia and it's going to celebr

harvey kaye because president franklin d. roosevelt a public acknowledgment on january 6 of 1941 of 4 freedoms, but all people should be entrusted with. which included freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear. the author argues a reminder of the four freedoms because today's political and social issues. this is about 45 minutes. >> first of all i want to thank national archives staff are invited me to speak. i've always had a special affection for washington, d.c. ever since i was 10 and they came down with the boy scouts and walked the monuments and every time since, every time since i always come down in the city has changed since 1960. but i just cannot resist a walk from george washington to world war ii to the lincoln, roosevelt, jefferson. so this is particularly thrilling to me to be speaking. this is the closest is above into the monuments. there'there something else i wao tell you about my talk today. which would only be fair. i wrote the fight -- "the fight for t

so i said miss kaye, we're rolling!d we're going to starve to death. >> you were living >> right here, this country kitchen the house we had there didn't cost as much as this country kitchen. so i asked her i said when do you start feeling rich and famous? she said you're the type you're so content that you were fishing in the river and eating. we had money to pay the light bill. you were so content then, it doesn't mean that much to you. do you see what i'm saying? only thing it means is that you can say i made it. other than that -- >> your life is not different? >> no. eat the same food, wear the same clothes. sunday morning i meet with the brothers these days they drive to the airport. we've got on one plane, they had their own stewedess with a stick on shrimp on a stick. and i turned around and said i this being rich is pretty fun. said man. thank you, can you give you anything? i said let me see how much shrimp you've got there. >> red necks made good, sean. >> i'm go to ask you this question. >> mushrooms, onion

that's 915, 916, kaye, 913 mohorovic, 744 mckie i don't know. that there be two minutes for debate equally divided between the two leaders or their designees prior to each vote. that upon the use or yielding back of that time the senate proceed to vote with no intervening action or debate on the nominations. further, that if any nomination is confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table without any action or debate, no further motion be in order to the nomination. these statements be related to the nomination printed in the record and that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. reid: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: if i could revise my request, i ask -- i ask consent that notwithstanding rule 22 following the confirmation, the word should have been cloture. so i ask -- it should read i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22 following the cloture vote on calendar number 777, so

>> randi kaye, we will be watching. it's a one-hour special documentary called "buried secrets, who murdered the mcstay family," at 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. thank you. >>> that's it for me. thank you so much for watching. go teem usa. the lead with jake tapper starts now. >>> arthur could be the uninvited guest who the ruins your july 4th barbecue. you know arthur, tropical storm arthur. i'm jake tapper. this is the national lead. so you're telling me that july 4th is finally going to land on a friday but we're all going to be stuck inside. millions on the east coast now watching what is officially tropical storm arthur that could slam the east coast as hurricane arthur on the biggest beach day of the season. >>> the politics lead, critics say they basically gave the finger to transparent sit with no transparency, the house ethics committee deciding they can be a little less transparent about all expenses paid trips around the world. >>> and the sports lead. all of a sudden, something looks very, very wrong. sere

randi kaye has a special on this airing tonight and is here with more on the latest turn.e of california for a long time. >> certainly a disturbing case, michaela, but investigators haven't named any suspects yet, no persons of interest yet but you mentioned this new detective. he's staying on the case, determined to solve it. he is pouring over thousands of pages of documents, gone in the mojave desert where the remains were found, we're not sure whom was in which grave. he is trying to get the bottom of it. the problem is, though, there are still so many cracks in this case and so many missed opportunities. ♪ >> reporter: it was lunch time at this chick-fil-a in southern california. the last known place joseph mcstay was seen alive. >> we got together, we had a lot to talk about. >> reporter: chase merritt has never talked on camera before about that day. he met with joseph on february 4th, 2010, to talk business, and business was booming. >> we had 500 waterfalls coming up, that would be the biggest project we'd ever done. >> reporter: he sounded like he was planning fo