million nativeborn americans added to the country. to 2014, they had less jobs in 2014 than in 2000. immigrants added 5.7 million jobs. thatll new jobs through more than a decade went to immigrants. wages are down. the workforce participation rate, despite the unemployment rate, is the lowest in a 40 years. cis testified at yesterday that in 2000, 3/4 of americans in their working years were working. in 2015, only 2/3 were working. many were taking jobs in manufacturing. lower wage jobs with less benefits, less retirement. less health care quality. people are not happy of their. -- out there. we have to recognize this. so, they believe that immigration is impacting their ability to get a job. by the way, if you travel like i do, in alabama, the number of robotics that are being implemented throughout the manufacturing process is all over. it is huge. that is also a factor in the fact that not that many jobs are being created. we can't stop robotics and computers that save labor, but it is just a fact. we are having a hard time finding

immigrants could play a critical role in filling the positions for which there simply are not enough nativeborn applicants. >>> health experts say that one in five in puerto rico could be affected with the zika virus, and the u. s. territory is in crisis mode after 157 confirmed cases of the zika virus. the director for the u. s. centers for disease control is now helping with the insecticide to kill the mosquitoes that carry the virus. this virus is linked to serious birth defects. >>> california had the most pedestrian desk in the first six months last year, more than any state in the country as 347 people were killed in the first half of the year. florida had the second highest number of pedestrian desk at 273. nationwide there were 2368 pedestrians killed, which represents a 6% increase from 2014. >>> full steam ahead for the california high-speed rail, the sacramento judge ruled that the planes could move -- plans to move forward after the opponents said that they $64 billion contract violates the promises made to the voters when the funding was approved, and they did not approved the bibl

hispanics, immigrants, nativeborn african-americans, that is where the election is being lost. somebody needs to be talking to them about their concerns. they are not concerned about somebody who would like to enter the country illegally. that is not on their mind primarily. they're worried about their jobs in the future of their country. they are americans. they're concerned about america, not the global economy. we, as elected officials, i guess it is my lawyer training, i am a trustee for business people and stockholders. what helps them? so that has been the dispute. it has been bubbling and brewing. so they brought out the big amnesty bill. that was going to fix everything and win elections 30 years from now. but i am primarily worried about the election in november, not 30 years from now. that is how this went down. i question the amnesty bill. i think we proved conclusively it did not do what it promised. it suggested it would reduce immigration and and illegal immigration, but one expert said it increased legal immigration 50%. the american people did not know what was

the white house, every american, black, white, latino, asian, christian, jew, muslim, immigrant, nativebornevery american will have a progressive champion in the oval office listening to them and fighting for them and delivering for them. [applause] >> hillary! hillary! hillary! senator schumer: she did it as new york senator and she will and can do it again as the next president of the united states of america. i give you hillary rodham clinton. [applause] >> hillary! hillary! hillary! ms. clinton: wow! thank you. my goodness. i tell you what, it is a thrill to be live at the apollo with all of you. [applause] it is wonderful to be back home in new york. it is extraordinary to stand here and look out at this crowd, please be seated. you can jump up again from time to time. [applause] i am sitting here -- standing here looking out and seeing so many friends. so many people i have worked with, i have had the privilege of knowing. it is a special treat to have my former colleague and partner, someone who i hope and expect will not only be the leader of the democrats in the senate but, if we d

he was foreign-born that he could not be, but the constitution says you have to be 35 years old, nativebornor a citizen of the united states for at least 14 years at the time of the ratification of the constitution. hamilton, coincidental or not, had been here for 15 years. he could have been president. charlie: do you believe these men follow themselves -- thought of themselves as immortal? that they thought and understood that they were historic characters? >> i think absolutely they did. i wrote a biography of george washington and washington, when complaining to the continental congress that he needs more manpower and money, he gets a special appropriation to higher a set of secretaries to create a beautiful addition of his wartime papers. when it is over, at great expense, he buys these large trunks to ship the papers back to mount vernon. he did not let them travel by water. he knew his place in history. they were aware. charlie: at the same time, he had some sense that he should give it up after two terms? >> when he became president, he thought he would serve for a year or two than

immigrants may play a critical role in filling the positions for which there simply are not enough nativeborn. >>> two baltimore school police officers seen slapping and kicking a teenager, caught on the cell phone video. coming up, the two arches -- the charges being leveled against them. >>> and this piglet was rescued after being spotted in the streets near the mission. >>> a wet morning commute in the bay area, and as you know if you have stepped out the door. and we take a look at the toll plaza, showing you the ride into the city. and we will show you the east bay and south bay, coming up. announcer: ifis the staying awake part...y [train horn blares] sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. with a 100 night low price guarantee, sleep train's love your mattress money back guarantee, same day delivery, plus helpful advice from the sleep experts, it's no wonder more than a million people fall asleep each night on a sleep train mattress! ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back. we are checking in on your financial markets, europea

since then, the greater number of men infiltrated in the south have been nativeborn north vietnamese. most recently, hanoi has begun to infiltrate elements of the north vietnamese regular army in large numbers. today, there is evidence there are nine regiments of north vietnamese forces fighting in organized units in the south. i have reviewed these facts which are familiar to most of you. it seems they demonstrate beyond question that the war in vietnam is as much of an act of outside aggression as though the hanoi regime had sent an army across the 17th parallel. this point is important since it goes to the heart of our own involvement. much of the confusion over the struggle of south vietnam has arisen over a failure to understand this aspect of the conflict. if the war in south vietnam were nearly and indigenous revolt, the united states would not have its own combat troops in south vietnam. but the evidence is overwhelming it is something quite different. a systematic aggression by hanoi against the people of south vietnam. it is one further effort by a communist regime and half

immigrants, nativeborn african-americans, that is where the election is being lost. somebody needs to be talking to them about their concerns. they are not concerned about somebody who would like to enter the country illegally. that is not on their mind primarily. they're worried about their jobs in the future of their country. they are americans. they're concerned about america, not the global economy. officials, id guess it is my lawyer training, i am a trustee for business people and stockholders. what helps them? so that has been the dispute. it has been bubbling and brewing. so they brought out the big amnesty bill. that was going to fix everything and win elections 30 years from now. but i am primarily worried about the election in november, not 30 years from now. that is how this went down. i question the amnesty bill. i think we proved conclusively it did not do what it promised. it suggested it would reduce immigration and and illegal saidration, but one expert it increased legal immigration 50%. the american people did not know what was happening in the leg

we had 16.7 million nativeborn americans added to the country.om 2000 to 2014, they had ess jobs in 2014 than in 2000. immigrants added 5.7 million jobs. so, all new jobs through that more than a decade went to immigrants. wages are down. the workforce participation rate, despite the unemployment ate, is the lowest in a 40 years. mark cammarano at cis testified yesterday that in 2000, 3/4 of americans in their working years were working. in 2015, only 2/3 were working. many were taking jobs in manufacturing. lower wage jobs with less benefits, less retirement. less health care quality. people are not happy of their. -- out there. we have to recognize this. so, they believe that immigration is impacting their ability to get a job. by the way, if you travel like i do, in alabama, the number of robotics that are being implemented throughout the manufacturing process is all over. it is huge. that is also a factor in the fact that not that many jobs are being created. we can't stop robotics and computers that save labor, but it is just a fact. we are

the nativeborn population has suffered name fertility.f that is our future population growth all comes from immigration. but that immigration may look like japan. the shrink of the nation and as an economy. the key to our economic future, i understand no one should be in favor of illegal immigration. he's also proposed a possible legal immigration when i think we should be looking at a good tool of economic policy to get a high school labor force in the night is that competes well internationally. what is the point of having a grayscale if they are going to enter markets around the globe? we most untrue no 95% of the income growth over 75% is likely to be outside the u.s. let's get in most markets. to say i'm not going to engage in trade is to go in the right direction. tree dagen: you know what the support is coming from. people have been at guard by washington, by the establishment, republicans and democrats for 30 some odd years. for years her readers or break him from the it started in the 80s and those jobs went away. what were they