attorneys for menendez say they may appeal to the u.s. supreme court. >> i have always, always conducted myself in accordance >> reporter: his attorneys say they can argue reasons raised in the court decision. an 8-0 ruling narrowed the definition of bribery. >> yes, they have arguments they will be making before a jury and before the district court in crafting jury instructions, but it's not going to change the result of the third circuit that was decided today. >> it could still be months experts telling us sometime after the new year at the earliest given other efforts at appeal. >>> to decision 2016. hillary clinton made arguably the biggest speech of her life to end the dnc last night. a speech slammed today by donald trump. afterwards, clinton said she couldn't sleep, but she is on the trail today in harrisburg, pennsylvania. s handelsman in person. hello, steve. >> reporter: hello, dave. hello from harrisburg. this state could be key as to who wins the white house, but a lot of voters i spoke to today say they're not that happy now

. >>> a federal appeals court has refused to dismiss corruption charges against senator bob menendez of new jersey. an attorney for menendez argued the charges should be tossed because of a constitutional clause that protects the actions of city lawmakers. the menendez lawyer argued that the senator's meeting with government officials were held to discuss policy matters, not to benefit a wealthy friend. prosecutors allege the friend plied menendez with gifts in exchange for political influence. >>> there's a new twist in the septa slowdown to tell you about. regional rail riders will now have to buy tickets in advance to get out of center city. the new policy will require riders to buy passes at a ticket office before boarding at any stations in center city. septa spokesman said they made the change because of scheduling issues from the loss of more than 100 structurally deficient rail cars. the change goes into effect on monday. >>> up next, an exclusive interview with hillary clinton and tim kaine. what the democratic presidential nominee is saying about former rival bernie sanders

. >>> an appeal to toss out the corruption case against new jersey senator bob menendez was rejected today. his team argued the case should be thrown out because of a constitutional clause with other legislatures were about policy and were not to benefit one of menendez's wealthy friend. well, now, men menendez's attorneys say they will take the appeal to the supreme court if necessary. >>> well, a significant and important step forward tonight for the community in newtown, connecticut. today we got our first look at the new school being built to replace sandy hook elementary school. the old building was torn down shooting rampage in 2012. 20 children and 6 adults were killed at the school. the new $50 million facility was designed to keep students safe. it was also constructed to help children along with the community feel at home. >> despite its birth from a horrible tragedy that sandy hook school will be a place of laughter, of love, and learning. >> the facility has impact resistant windows and state of harder to break into. >> turning to weather now, and it was a wet start, a so

senator bob menendez of new jersey. menendez is accused of accepting gifts and campaign donations in he can change for political influence. his attorneys wanted the case thrown out but because of a clause that they claim protected sitting lawmakers an attorney for menendez say they may al apple to the supreme court. police race to get this guy out of a burning car. flames shooting out from under the hood. why seconds later, they had to put the guy in handcuffs. >>> as the barriers from the dnc get cleaned away, one major change during the convention may stick around for g the proposal getting some local drivers fired up. sean? >> dawn new defensive coordinator and new scheme a bunch of eagles players will thrive this season. hear from one of the guys that could really have a career here. that's coming up later in sports. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win the mustang instant game, with top prizes of a hundred grand or a new ford mustang? (woman) oh my goodness. woo! (male off-screen announcer) with i

juan: that was senator bob menendez of new jersey. democratic presidential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders also spoke out against the legislation. meanwhile, democratic senator dick durbin of illinoispoke in favor of the promesa bill. >> what is the alternative if we vote no? you'll hear a lot a member say, let's put it end to it. if we vote no, it is to give the bondholders, thus holding the debt of puerto rico, all of the cards july 1. all of the cards. they can then go to court and forced their hand for payment on these debts. in puerto rico, which is struggling to provide basic services, will have even more money taken away from them. what is a disaster situation will become worse if we vote no and do nothing. this oversight board, for all its flaws, has the power to stop , the power to enter into voluntary negotiation on the dead of puerto rico, and if they cannot reach a voluntary agreement, they have power to go to court for restructuring on all of the debt that faces that island. that is significant. i hope it doe

new jersey senator bob menendez led the oppositition to the bil. anit is a vote to authorize unelected, unchecked, and all-powerful control board to determine puerto rico's destiny for a generation or more. it is a vote to force puerto rico without their say to go $370 million further in debt to pay for this omnipotent control board, which they don't even want. it is a vote to cut the minimum to $4.25 per hour for young workers in puerto rico, a vote to make puerto ricans work long overtime hours without fair compensation. it is a vote to jeopardize collective bargaining agreements. it is a vote to cut worker benefits and privatize and nearly government functions. a vote to close schools and shutter hospitals and cut senior citizens pensions to the bone.e. a vote to put hedge funds that of the people. it is able to sell off and commercialize national treasures that belonged to the people of puerto rico. juan: that was senator bob menendndez of new jersey. democraticic presidedential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders also spoke out agains

menendez has pleaded not guilty to bribery and fraud charges.harity save the children a hospital it supports in northern syria has been bombed with two people reportedly killed. the syrian observatory for human rights is reporting that airstrikes hit the hospital as well as the center for first responders in a rural village. andhospital opened in 2014 has an on-call pediatrician and six incubators for premature babies. turkey is escalating its crackdown following the attempted coup earlier this month. president erdogan's government has canceled 50,000 passports. thousands of soldiers, bureaucrats, and academics. hillary clinton's acceptance speech last night for the democratic presidential nomination drew 27.8 million tv viewers to the six million dollars, fewer than the 30 million who tuned in last week to see donald trump accept the republican nomination. cnn let the networks with 7.5 million viewers. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i and mark crumpton. this is bloomberg

both senator menendez and dr. salman melgen have pleaded not guilty to bribery and fraud. >>> an update now at 6:00 on a child luring case in queens. policere searching for. they say the map lured a young girl with special needs into his car yesterday in richmond hill while she waited for the summer school bus. the surveillance video you see there shows the suspect's car. police say he told the 10-year- old he was a relative. after about an hour, police say the man dropped the girl off near her school unharmed. connecticut, at sandy hook elementary school. a new facility nearly four years after the massacre that killed 26 people. lou young was among the reporters in newtown today to tour the new sandy hook. >> reporter: built on the same property but not in the same footprint as the old building, the new sandy hook elementary is school is ready to open a blend of beauty and security now completed nearly four years after the mass shooting that left 26 dead. >> this would be a gate when a visitor comes through durin

corker: with senator menendez. senator menendez: we appreciate your work and wish you the best of luck. but i have some real concerns as i read the testimony and listened to some of your responses, so let me try and see if you can help me with them. i want to return to the cia director's remarks, where he said against them on the battlefield and in the financial realm, our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism and global reach and goes on to say the group would have to suffer even heavier losses, territory, and money for its terror capacity to decline significantly, and, in fact, we judge it will intensify its global terror campaign to maintain its dominance on the global terrorism agenda. and then i heard your response to senator cardin, when he asked, for example, in iraq, after we take territory back, your response was we are not repeating past mistakes, we are not reconstructing iraq. but it begs the question -- aren't we actually repeating past mistakes? when you point to the map and you talk about nr

joining me now is new jersey senator bob menendez. good to see you.you have called those remarks treasonist. today he walked them back saying he was just being sarcastic. do you believe him? >> no, i think he meant what he said and the reality is that the only sarcasm here is one that is highly dangerous. even when someone may be actually being sarcastic or trying to be humorous or whatever he thought it was, when you are running for president of the united states, there are certain thinghouse simply do not say or suggest to other countries in the world, much less a russia. so the reality is to invite a country that has so many logger heads with u us on so many critical issues to suggest they should create espionage and affect a national election is betraying democracy. that's why i believe it's treasonous. >> we heard from so many last night not only just an independent voice in mike bloomberg who are made a strong case, a home grown new york attack against donald trump. but tim kaine speaking to folks that might be out there on the fence, but also p

. >> a federal appeals court will not toss out charges against new jersey senator bob menendez.emocrat's office is accused of pushing the business interest of a friend and donor in exchange for gifts. today a judge dismissed menendez's claim for constitutional protection as a senator were violated. menendez maintains his innocence. >>> pope francis paid tribute to victims of the holocaust today during his trip to poland. >>> the pontiff visited the auschwitz concentration camp where thousands of jews were sent during world war ii. there he spent hours praying and reflecting then called on the world to show mercy to refugees and those suffering from persecution. >> central indiana couple claimed their $536 million mega millions jackpot but chances are pretty good we'll never find out who they are. that's because indiana is one of just a few states that allows the winters collect their winnings anonymously. what we know is that the couple bought five quick pick tickets on their way to one of their kids' sport games. one hit the jackpot worth $271 million after taxes. that by the w

it has -- -- john mccain, working with senator mccain and senator , orin and senator menendez whether it was when patty murray and barbara mikulski worked with congressman ryan and others to get that budget done for the work on the farm bill that senators have announced has just done recently. it is just an incredible story and despite everything, all the fights and the shout fests and the people standing in the corner of the boxing ring and people find it within themselves to stand next to someone they don't always agree with the betterment of this country, and that is what keeps me inspired and keeps me going. >> in your lobby, there is a picture of senator humphrey. did you meet them? >> when i was young because my dad covered hubert humphrey, i i metle to meet him and mary later, and their family and their son and others. there is one thing that people do not realize it hubert humphrey in addition to him being passionate and a leader on civil rights. there is a movie out on him, which shows how much he did work cross the aisle and that his effervescent manner and the way he dealt

both menendez and that guilty. they said they are prepared to take it all the way to supreme court if necessary. >> an excuse for mothers to get a little bad. >> do we need an excuse? new york's vermont get any crazy ideas from the new comedy, bad moms? could facebook be in trouble with the irs? the investigation of the big tax bill mark zuckerberg could be hit with. here's a message from from fox five vice president and general manager. >> new york is a hard-working city. in fact, just getting to work >> for many it it requires an early wake up, quick workout more often than not, along a stressful commute. now for our mayor, bill diblasio, he leads the daily life with a routine life with a routine that most busy people can only dream of. when he is elected mayor the inexperience of bill diblasio, entered the office with very little leadership or management experience. most new yorkers expected he would roll up his sleeves and get to work. recently the times chronicled the typical week for the mayor and his daily s

reportera: durante la junta, el gobernador de puerto rico, intercambiÓ breves palabras con menÉndez. puertorriqueÑos imponen medidas fiscales muy rÍgidas, las cuales perjudican a la isla. ilia: el portavoz para los medios hispano de la convenciÓn nacional demÓcrata nos trae mÁs sobre lo que se espera que se va a producir en la noche de hoy. >> hoy en la convenciÓn vamos a estar hablando sobre las familias. contrarrestando el liderazgo de hillary clinton. vamos a escuchar del presidente obama, que va dar su aval de nuevo a la denominada, para que puedan ver un partido unificado. ayer vimos al senador sanders dando su apoyo. es un partido que estÁ listo. ilia: muchas gracias. un foro se llevÓ a cabo la ciudad de filadelfia con lÍderes que luchan por la igualdad para la poblaciÓn en la naciÓn. la reuniÓn se llevó a cabo la ciudad como parte de los eventos de la convenciÓn demÓcrata. entre los invitados estuvo la periodista de univisiÓn, marÍa elena salinas. hubo una discusiÓn sobre las cosas mÁs importantes en la agenda hispana. entre los temas discutidos encuentra la necesidad de mejor

el panel hallÓ que esa disputa debe ser decidida en juicio, menÉndez es seÑalado de recibir donacionesmbio de influencia polÍtica, ambos se declararon culpables de delitos de soborno y fraude. y la convenciÓn demócrata llegÓ a su conclusiÓn en filadelfia y noticias univisiÓn 65 preguntó a lÍderes latinos sobre el discurso de la candidata a la presidencia hillary clinton. >> se le veÍa en los ojos, en su mirada, pero ella se veÍa presidencial. reportera: hillary clinton se presentÓ ante miles de espectadores, la primera mujer candidata a la presidencia de los estados unidos. fue especÍfica en su concurso, incluyendo su agenda para los primeros 100 dÍas en el puesto como presidenta, si es que gana en las elecciones en noviembre. >> tenÍa que ser el mejor discurso que ha dado en su vida. >> un discurso que hablo de todos los temas que ha sufrido esa naciÓn. demostró que sabe la necesidad de la naciÓn. >> la candidata prometiÓ invertir fondos para crear mÁs empleos en el sector de manufactura. ademÁs prometiÓ programas para el cuido infantil y ayudar a madres que trabajan. >> ella entiende

home of the only state in this great union with two great united states senators in senator bob menendez. [ cheers and applause ] i stand before you with our congressional delegation and others, again, a state that is diverse as they come in america. [ cheers and applause ] to tell you, we are the state that started the revolution, and we want to be the state to continue the revolution again. we proudly cast our votes for the great senator of vermont, 45 votes for senator sanders. [ cheers and applause ] and for the next president of the united states of america, the first female in history will be made, 90 votes for hillary rodham clinton! [ cheers and applause ] >> new jersey, you have cast 90 votes for secretary clinton, and 45 votes for senator sanders. >> all right. new jersey casting its votes right there, live. and in the meantime, the fight for equality in health care and the workplace, is powerful in the lgbt community. having accomplished supreme court gay marriage rights. advocates are now standing together on total equality. cydney long spoke to the delegates in the lgbt cauc

bipartisan immigration bill with marco rubio and to john mccain working with senator durbin and senator menendez and senator hatch and i contribute to that. patty murray and barbara mikulski worked with congressman ryan and others to get that budget done. or the work on the farm bill that senator stevan now has done recently. fights and the 24/7 tv shout fests, people standing in the opposite corners of the boxing ring, people still find themselves to have the courage to stand next to someone they don't always agree with. that keeps me going. ofve: you have a picture hubert humphrey and muriel humphrey. amy klobuchar: my dad covered hubert humphrey. and i met to meet him muriel later and their family and their sons. -- thing people do realize did not realize. there was a movie about him that showed how much he worked across the aisle. his effervescent manner and how we dealt with people. it really transcended party lines so in that way he is a role model for me. steve: do you enjoy being in the senate? amy klobuchar: i do. i think it is a place that needs improvement. rule changesof the while th

senator bob menendez is.aign donations in exchange for political influence. his attorneys wanted the case thrown out because of a claim they say protected sitting lawmakers >> related to our show, the producer of the show is getting married tonight. we need the specific forecast because doesn't want to have raining on his wedding. it's at hunting ton valley 6:30 tonight. >> they say it's good luck when you get married in the rain >> that's what you tell somebody. >> is the wedding outside? >> the service was supposed to be outside. i believe, and they were going to have to scramble and move it in beginning on the rain. >> fix that up, mike. look, i mean, it's like a 70% shot of downpours. there's a chance we'll get dryness at some point. here's ultimate doppler rain out to the west. this is 200, 300 miles due west. if you're down around delaware and south jersey watching this clues center of showers and thunderstorms starting to develop. get the jet ski in if your, you're down -- you got a couple hours, 73 du

. >> -- great united states senators and senator bob menendez and our cory booker. i stand before you with our congressional delegation and others. again, a state that is as diverse as they come in america, to tell you we are the state that started the revolution and we want to be the state to continue the revolution again. we proudly cast our votes for the great senator of vermont, 45 votes for senator sanders and for the next president of the united states of america, the first female and history will be made, 95 votes for hillary clinton. >> new jersey basically climp g i clinching the nomination. after new mexico comes new york. you might expect new york getting pride of place. hillary clinton represented new york as a senator. it will be interesting to see whether they pass their turn and go later in the roll call or after new mexico here, if new york goes right in alphabetical line. >> our state has two great national labs which spin ideas from the lab bench to the private sector. entrepreneurs come join us. we are so proud of our brave and courageous veterans

the lawyers for robert menendez, who faces a corruption charge on the federal government that he did an eye doctor from florida in compensation for travel, that can be affected by this. every time the supreme court rules to toughen the corruption laws, it takes a while for it to work through the courts before you really know how they will affect us at hand. mark: p williams at the court, thank you very much. john: coming up, with all due respect, meet the press. chuck todd joins us. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back on a very busy news day, we are talking about the dueling speeches we heard from the present of nominees. joining us now is the host of meet the press and meet the press daily, chuck todd. i want to start with trade. take out, take control for the variables, but take out the identities of them, just the notion of, a presidential candidate, running as a protectionist, is that on balance better or worse if you are trying to win the electoral vote? chuck: i would have said it would be worse. it seems that we are back in the 70's, it did not work. protectionist, the democrats at that ti

. >>> lawyers for bob menendez say they will take the fight to get corruption charges caught all theo the supreme court if necessary, an announcement comes after a third circuit court of appeals panel refused to throw out the charges on friday. he argues that he was meeting with political donor and friend to discuss policy matters. prosecutors allege he accepted gets in change for political influence. both men have pleaded not guilty. >> you will no longer be able to buy tickets on board septa trains that are departing from philadelphia to the suburbs. beginning monday passengers have to buy tickets before they get on the train. the move is temporary, and is in response to the defective regional rail cars that were pulled out of service. septa leaders say it's difficult to sell tickets on board. the trains are so overcrowded. they received complaints that people were riding for free, because conductors were unable to check tickets from all passengers. >> a checklist for people suffering from alzheimers, if you suspect someone in your live is showing signs of the brain-robbing disease

steve: an appeals court will not dismiss charges against bob menendez. the feds say he used his influence to help a campaign donor, dr. salomon melgen, in exchange for gifts including a luxury charges connected to the depart environmental quality for a year and a half using water from the flint river to save money while a new pipeline was under construction. the water was not treated to control corrosion in pipes. that caused high levels of lead. two state senators want to protect pokemon go players from sexual predators. they released a report that claims the game has a pattern of pokeystops popping up near sex offender homes. they're calling for legislation to protect children from encountering real life dangers. >> we know children are so trusting. they're so innocent. this is an opportunity they have. they have this game. it's getting them outside. world. it's magical. unfortunately it's also putting them at risk. >> pokemon go has opened up the door to sexual predators where they can locate our young people with a simple road map. dari: wow. the sen

algunos legisladores latinos como luis gutierrez y bob menéndez lideraron un esfuerzo en oposición as, como a muchos otros, les preocupa que esto le dé demasiado poder al gobierno federal sobre los asuntos de puerto rico. s/kenneth romero, analista "va a tomar decisiones de política pública transcendentales para el país en temas de salud, educación y el tema económico ciertamente". agregó que el plan es anti-democrático al ser promulgado por el congreso y no por los votantes de la isla. s/ residente de puerto rico "creo que es una buena opción a pesar de lo que piensen los demás" la legislación no le da dinero a la isla ni le da la habilidad de declararse en bancarrota. lo que hace es darle poder a la junta para vender bienes del gobierno de puerto rico, despedir empleados y fusionar agencias públicas con el objetivo de encarrilar las finanzas de ese territorio. s/randy serrano además bajo la medida el gobernador de puerto rico tendría el poder de reducir el salario mínimo para los trabajadores más jóvenes de la isla si fuese austeridad. mo medida de cesar --el gobierno federal anunc

the way across the room and the new jersey role call will be delivered by john curry and robert menendezey booker who hit it out of the park last night with his speech at the convention and while there are hurt feelings with bernie sanders supporters, tonight they want to be part of history as the first woman in u.s. history receives a major political party nomination for president. >> this is how democracy works it's messy, and the bernie camp has worked really hard. and i think they have made a positive difference and they need to be heard but we are voting for hillary tonight and i can't wait. >> i think it's amazing we shatter the glass ceiling i am not voting for her just because she is a woman. but it's exciting for hi daughter to see a woman president and think that is normal. >> you never get a 100% for anything but the vast majority of bernie supporters will ultimately realize as progressives they have to get behind hillary clinton. >> there has to be a fight against the real opposition which is donald trump. as a bernie supporters i am ready to fight against trump. >> not all b

patreesha, with the peace initiative, jamie ford with moms demand action, and state senator hoe day menendez. on a hot afternoon in austin, texas, more than 100 of us also gathered with the mayor, with andrea from texans for gun sense. members of the austin city council, state representative donna howard, and other elected officials all asking this congress to respond to the horrific wave of gun carnage that threatens the security of our families. ch of these gatherings included powerful testimony from family tragedies and loss as a result of guns. after the mass murders in orlando and in san bernardino, carried out by individuals professing a twisted version of islam, the most obvious next step is to question why if someone is too dangerous to get on an oirp with you, they ought to be able to -- an airplane with you, they ought to be able to buy as many assault weapons as they would like. and ask why in orlando the law enforcement officials did not hear about assault weapon purchases of those who had been -- of one person who had been on the terrorist watch list. one of the three modest bil

the lawyer for robert menendez, who faces a corruption charge from the federal government, that he dids for an eye doctor from florida in return for travel and so forth, that case could be affected by this. these -- every time the supreme court rules to toughen the corruption laws, it takes a while for it to work through the courts before you really know how big of an effect it had. mark: pete williams at the court. thank you very much, pete. john: coming up, "with all due respect" meets the press. chuck todd joins us next. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back. on a very busy news day we are calling in some help to help us break down the dueling economic speeches we heard today from the 2 presumptive nominees. joining us from washington, and host of "meet the press" and "meet the press daily", chuck todd. chuck, i want to start with trade. take out, you cannot control for the variables, but take out the identities of the republican nominee and the democratic nominee -- just the notion of a presidential candidate, major party nominee, running as a protectionist. is that on balance better or worse if

. >>> an appeal to toss out the corruption case against new jersey senator bob menendez was rejected. that decision from a federal appeals court argued that the case should be thrown out because of a constitutional protecting sitting lawmakers. they argue meetings held with other legislatures were about policy, not to benefit one of mendez's wealthy friends. prosecutors say gifts and donations were exchanged for political influence. >>> the police officer who was shot and killed during a traffic stop in california has been identified. jonathan deguzman was a 16 year veteran of the san diego police force. he and officer wade erwin were is expected to survive. >> we took an oath to protect and serve all of our communities and to have this happen to our police officers we have seen this happen way too many times just in these last few weeks across our great country. it is tragic for everyone. >> one suspect was shot and is in critical condition. police are searching for a possible accomplice. >>> pope francis today atrocities in world war ii. the pope visited auschwitz in poland. survivo

a couple of months ago, i sat on a civil liberties panel and i ,indly asked robert menendez what is takinglong? how come the family did not get no answers on my father's case? they told me they would answer my question soon. here we are almost to the two-year anniversary and i see how tocle out about federal prosecutors in brooklyn and prosecutors from washington are fighting over whether or not there is enough evidence to go on. the brooklyn side is saying, we don't have enough evidence. the people from washington are saying, we do, we want to push forward. it is up to loretta lynch to make the decision. even some of the basic information two years later is not out. for instance, the past record of the officer involved, in terms of his excessive force decisions in previous cases. what is happening? erica: i put in countless foia requests. the response i get was letters underneath my door or males from the nypd telling me i have to ask the officer for permission to look at his records. what i'm asking for is unwarranted, they say. what could be more warranted than his daughter asking about

joining us is ivan menendez. thank you for joining us.ou're looking optimistic saying you are well-placed for 2017. what is the key driver? ivan: it is the momentum in the business. onh a lot of focus sharpening our consumer focus, our sales execution and everyday efficiency. if you look at these results, we grew the top line 3% come away expanded margins, group cash flows. our businesses performed much better in north america. there is real momentum there. all of our global grants are "/the portfolio is high in business. the beer business is back. we are well-positioned with where the world is going to our sector has attractive graphics backing it and people are taking better. diageo performs well in those conditions. caroline: how by china in terms of a growth trajectory? will we see growth from an industry in terms of the drinks market in china? where do we see profit going for diageo in that area? ivan: china, we have two businesses. we have a business which is going very well because chinese white spirits which is an experience spir

senator bob menendez and our corey booker. before you with our congressional delegations and others, again a state that is as diverse as they come in america. to tell you, we are the state that started the revolution and we want to be the state to continue the revolution again. we proudly cast our votes for the great senator of vermont, 45 votes for senator sanders. and for the next president of the united states of america, the first female in history will be made, 90 votes for hillary rodham clinton. new jersey, you have cast 90 votes for secretary clinton and 45 votes for senator sanders. new mexico. you have 43 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> i am senator tom udall from the great state of new mexico. our state has two great national labs which spin ideas from the lab bench to the private sector. entrepreneurs, come join us. we are so proud of our brave and courageous veterans, including the navajo code talkers. and now our state proudly, our first party chair, the first native-american state party chair, deb holland.

what senator menendez did that warranted prosecution by federal authorities.ave done multiple times beyond. and that's really the question. this is not about the clintons ultimately. it's about who -- what are the rules, who has to comply with them, and how are they complied with and are we going to have consistent rounds for them. >> have you been on msnbc and all those? >> i did "morning joe" a lot on msnbc. now they've gone radio silent. >> no one cares. it's classic. it's the clintons. anyway, peter, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> we didn't bring you on purpose on the friday before the dnc. we had you earlier this week but it was moved. thanks, peter. >> thanks. >> did you make the change in the teleprompter? >> they did it to me too. scott renpaw. >> i like my first name backwards. >> coming up, stocks to watch. investment ideas from jason trenert no matter how you say it. >> he's lucky. >> he is. at the top of the hour, more reaction to trump's speech. larry kudlow and harold ford will mix it up. "squawk" will be right back. s

the senate owes a great deal to former senator kerry and senator menendez for their work on the disabilities convention. through multiple hearings across 112th and 113th congress, it was established beyond a shadow of doubt that the treaties principles are firmly based on american values. from the u.s. constitution, the treaty borrows principles of equality and protection of minorities. from the declaration of independence it borrows the inalienable right to pursue happiness. and from the americans with disabilities act, the gold standard for disability rights, the treaty borrows the concept of reasonable accommodations. the united states ratification of the disability treaty would deliver material and palpable benefits to the 58 million americans who have one or more disabilities, including 5.5 million american veterans. ratification would impose no additional obligations on the united states. no additional obligations on the united states. it will give the united states a leadership position on the committee on the rights of persons with disabilities from which we could effectively promote

patreesha, with the peace initiative, jamie ford with moms demand action, and state senator hoe day menendez. on a hot afternoon in austin, texas, more than 100 of us also gathered with the mayor, with andrea from texans for gun sense. members of the austin city council, state representative donna howard, and other elected officials all asking this congress to respond to the horrific wave of gun carnage that threatens the security of our families. ch of these gatherings included powerful testimony from family tragedies and loss as a result of guns. after the mass murders in orlando and in san bernardino, carried out by individuals professing a twisted version of islam, the most obvious next step is to question why if someone is too dangerous to get on an oirp with you, they ought to be able to -- an airplane with you, they ought to be able to buy as many assault weapons as they would like. and ask why in orlando the law enforcement officials did not hear about assault weapon purchases of those who had been -- of one person who had been on the terrorist watch list. one of the three modest bil

. >> well, thank you, senator menendez is not here. senator step dad -- suggs had. senator portman, you're an xp is the mac thank you. i appreciate you being here dr. conway and for your service. as you know, my wife is very involved and vice chair and incoming chair of one of her rate florida hospitals that i wish i could pay the same things about this proposal that i can about children's hospital. i'm concerned about it for some of the reasons stated already and that i want to ask you about one specific deep concern i have about this is that they proposal. it's about a demonstration in my understanding will cover 75 and apart the medications which is hardly a mix here a minute. the control group is 25%. i was flicking through correspondence and letters and e-mails from some of mike issue is. a cancer patient very worried about her ability to get her camp or treatment. barbara lasky writes me a long letter about her immunodeficiency disease and what is going to happen to her to happen sooner. he's applied for disability now, already having a tough enough time. she

foreign relations committee -- authored in the foreign relations committee along with senator bob menendez from new jersey. together our legislation mandated not simply authorized but mandated sanctions against individuals who contribute to north korea's nuclear program and proliferation activities. malicious sales tax, censorship of its citizens, and human rights abuses. the legislation imposed the first-ever mandatory sanctions on north korea and the first-ever cyber sanctions as well. this legislation was recognition that the administration's policy of strategic patience has been a strategic failure. as "the washington post" editorial board stated on february 8, just two days before our bill passed on the senate floor, president obama's policy since 2009, strategic patience, has fail. the policy has mostly consisted of ignoring north korea while mildly cajoling china to pressure the regime. i'm pleased to see that the administration is now shifting its failed policies by implementing key portions of the north korea legislation that cracks down on the north korean regime. on june 1, the

senator menendez is not here. senator thune? senator portman, you're next. >> chairman, thanks very much. i appreciate you being here dr. conway and for your service. thank you. my wife is very involved and vice chair and incoming chair of one of our great children's hospitals. i wish i could say the same things about this proposal that i can about children's hospital. i am concerned about it. i'm concerned about it for reasons stated already. i want to ask you about one specific deep concern i have about the specific proposal. first it's called a demonstration, yet my understanding it will cover about 75% of part b medications which is hardly an experiment. the control group is 25%. i was just looking through some of the correspondence and e-mails i got from my constituents. tom clark, his wife is a cancer patient. he's worried about her ability to get her cancer treatments. barbara lasky writes me a long letter about her immuno deficiency disease. what's going to happen for her. she is applying for disability now. she wanted t

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senators reid, durbin, and menendez.tand your loss and so many other brothers and sisters and mothers in fathers in america? >> shame on you. if it was up to you, to do this, and it was your family member, i am positive that you would be singing a different tune. shame on you. i really don't know how these people -- they have control to put the laws in place. defy the fact that they can and just ignore the american people and the deaths and the pain that's been caused to everyone. shame on you is what i have to say. >> we just have a -- >> do your job. >> we have a few seconds left, maureen. what should americans be doing today to make sure that these important laws get the vote that they need? >> the american people need to wake up. they need to stop hiding and making believe that this is not an issue. when it's major issue. get your heads out of the sand, do what you have do. vote and then lawmakers need to implement the laws that are already in place. >> thank you so much. we're running out of time. god bless and good

play whether it is mcdonald's cases in virginia which is supreme court just reviewed or senator menendezernor in alabama, they were prosecuted on a pattern of behavior, money flowing to them that in many cases they could legally get but favors done in a return on their behalf. i think in the case of the clintons that pattern is far more established than it was in any of these cases. the question becomes, this is lurking in the headlines, do the clintons get to play by us different set of rules than everyone else? the email server case that is what a lot of people are saying. of someone with a last name other than clinton had been a mid-level government employee, they would have the book thrown at them. the question goes to the clinton foundation and paid to play, do they get to taken money and do favors in a return in a way that would send other political figures to jail and that is the open question. >> you have done a lot of research in this. if she is elected president in november whoever her appointees will be head of the department of justice so how is the fbi going to continue this

and alicia menendez, fusion's superstar anchor and correspondent, and just amazing political brain. we work together a lot at fusion, especially on the iowa brown and black forum where she just brought her like super depth of knowledge about the issues and the candidates and everything that they have said for the last 12 years, just encyclopediaic knowledge of issues to that event and to everything that she does today. i also wanted to mention that i think alicia -- >> don't do it. don't do it. >> i can't call you broadcast journalism's new gladiator? >> no. >> whoa. >> so i didn't say that. "elle" magazine did. i had actually embarrassing tidbits for everybody. >> i'm glad everyone else was spared! >> we're friends. it's okay. >> so let's start talking. this is obviously a crazy election year. i think it's been really different than we thought it would be a year ago when we were working at fusion, trying to figure out how we were going to do 2016. i don't think any of us foresaw the trump force coming our way and thought it would be something to deal with early on in the election a

menendez: thank you, madam president. madam president, i'm pleased to be joining my colleague from new jersey, senator booker first in his recommendation to the president of judge martinotti and today on the floor in support of his confirmation. and it was one of senator booker's first to recommend to the president an exemplary recommendation that again i was very pleased to support. and i rise to express to all of my colleagues my wholehearted enthusiastic support of brian r. martinotti's nomination and his confirmation by the senate to the u.s. district court for the district of new jersey. in his life and in his career, he has shown himself to be a judge with with the necessary wisdom, experience, and judicial temperament that the district court requires. well over a decade he has been a super kwror court judge in bergen county, new jersey, which for my colleagues who may not be familiar with the state, it is a densely populated county with all the inherent need for someone like judge martinotti who has repeatedly show