we can't withdraw from tpp and still be viewed as a central player in the pacific rim and undisputedorce for peace and prosperity across the globe. we cannot disengage without consequence or advocate our responsibilities. and still expect the world to observe high standards and trust us to keep our word. the question is not trade, but urgent matters, public safety, stability, security. our partners worldwide need to know that they can always look to the united states for principal leadership. no uncertainty, no doubt. the transpacific partnership will send that message loud and clear for the nations of the pacific rim and countries across the globe. to conclude with a brief story. on this day, 75 years ago, a young baseball player named ted williams of the boston red sox stood on the threshold of greatness. it was the last day of the season and williams began the day with a batting average that rounded up to 400. a figure that only a handful of baseball giants had exceeded -- succeeded. the manager told him he did not expect to play. the scheduled doubleheader that day was meaningles

president obama returned to the white house after wrapping up a trip to asia and the pacific rim. he is having a discussion on monday for this legislative session. >> sulley starting tom hank tell thes the story about how he conlaned the plane safely on the hudson river. a psychological thriller about a surrogate mom who becomes obsessed with the to be toon father. aged parents may be more likely to smoke weed then their teenagers. you heard that correctly. you are watching early today. fo, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ? tomorrow, tomorrow... ? ? i love ya, tomorrow ? in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ? tomorrow, tomorrow

reporter: tpp is set to strengthen the economic ties between 12 countries on the pacific rim, includingted states, ethical, australia and japan. but excluding china. it will comprise 40% of trade worldwide. abe is pressing for japan's parliament to ratify the deal as soon as possible, not least to avoid the risk of having to renegotiate it with new leadership in the u.s., japan's biggest export market. fanny: back to you, brent. brent: the top story right now, the sages set and final perforations are underway for tonight's first u.s. presidential debate. hillary clinton and i'll trump will offer voters their different visions of america. after a short break i will be back with a special edition of the day. our coverage of the u.s. presidential debate begins. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hello, and a very warm welcome to "focus on europe." today we will show you just how differently the issue of integration can be handled. in sweden, young refugees are welcome. yet in hungary,

forwarding today, president obama returned to the white house early this morning trip to asia and the pacific rim. the last of its presidency. the president has invited congressional leaders mitch mcconnell, harry reid, paul ryan, and nancy pelosi. they will also discuss the upcoming legislative session. >>> the real life story of how he landed a plane safely on the hudson river is also. also, you can catch "when the ug becomes dangerously obsessed with a soon to be father. >>> tonight is the stand up to cancer telethon benefitting cancer research. you're watching "early today." l, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ? tomorrow, tomorrow... ? entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...

he is professor of the pacific rim. what is that mean question on what you teach? >> guest: i teach courses on latin america and mexico. different facets of folks to areas including civil military relations and religion and politics in latin america and democracy in violence in mexico in an introductory course. >> host: we have invited you to talk about one of your many books on us-mexico relations or on mexico, "politics in mexico" is the name of the book. is mexico stable democracy? >> guest: mexico is a stable democracy, but it is what i would call an electoral democracy. in terms of, it changed in 2000 with the election of an individual of an opposition party, the national action party. the preceding party in control of the government, the pri, the institutional revolutionary party had been in charge of the government for 71 years. so there were a lot of expectations generated by this new government and new president. mexico was expecting to move from what i would call this electoral democracy to what scholars like to describe as a consolidated democracy. basic

the trans-pacific partnership will send that message loud and clear to the nations of the pacific rim and to countries across the globe. i just want to conclude with a quick story. on this day 75 years ago, a young baseball player named ted williams of, who else but the boston red sox, stood on the threshold of greatness. it was the last day of the season, and williams began the day with a batting average that rounded up to exactly .400, a figure that only a handful of baseball giants had achieved. williams' manager told him he didn't expect him to play. the scheduled doubleheader they had that day was meaningless in the standings and williams could sit on the bench and not run the risk that his average would drop. williams responded that of course he would be in the lineup, if he was going to make history, he would do it on the field, not sitting in the dugout. in the night before, williams nervously paced the streets for hours, unable to sleep. in the afternoon, he said later that he had been shaking like a leaf. maybe you can guess the rest. williams hit a single the first time up,

senate who say they do not like the transpacific partnership which is a trade deal with about 11 pacific rim nations. republicans and democrats are universally opposed to it. i don't think it will come up this year. of course, the election will influence anything that happens in a lame-duck section -- session. perhaps revising the nomination of the supreme court, merrick garland. he's a little more moderate than someone that perhaps is in clinton which is true i don't rule out republican thing, we said we were not quick to bring it up, but in a lame-duck going to bring it up, but in a lane duck session, we look over matter darling because he may be the moderate choice. i would not rule that out. marek garland -- merrick garland because he may be the moderate choice. i would not know about that. >> thank you. the house and senate are returning on tuesday, the sixth of september. you can follow the house live gavel to c-span and the senate on c-span two. >> some of the focus when members returned to congress on tuesday right after labor day directed by house leader kevin mccarthy briefly talke

heading to oregon next week to push a project that would carry natural gas from colorado to the pacific rim. the grand junction daily includes a pipeline from the peonce basin to oregon. they have ruled against a similar proposal. >>> we are watching the tropics because we do have a hurricane that could become a major storm as it approaches cuba over the next couple of days. take a look at hurricane matthew. matthew right now a category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds at it's moving west-southwest at 14 miles per hour and approaching cuba monday and into tuesday. it will lose some strength as it cross s over cuba and it will wiped up on the atlantic side of florida. florida may in fact see at least some -- something from matthew, a category 2 storm on wednesday with 100 miles per hour winds. they'll be watching out for the well. we'll be keeping track of this. >> thank you much. >>> college students taking part in a protest in tennessee where horrified when a guy walked up in this outfit. we'll tell you how they and the school are responding. >> he came to her because he indicated she

the trade deal between 12 countries lining the pacific rim took a major blow last week when senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said the senate won't even take up tpp this year. while major ag groups remain hopeful t-p- can still get passed this year, the odds look slim. thatcher says unless either trump or clinton change their position on trade, you can count t- p-p out the next four years, as well. that's it for news...let's check back in with cindi clawson. cindi, a lot of our viewers are hoping these rains let up, and they're not ws for some folks as we get to that thirty day outlooks let's start with the jet stream we have our ridge in the eastern part of the country a big trough in the west and so we've been seeing some cooler temperatures th

your comments on the stock symbol al, they purchase and lease commercial jet airlines in asia, pacific rim latin-america as well as other countries. they announced today that the airlines is committed to leasing at least six of their new airbus. i would like to know your opinion on this company. in a good enough place that a company like this can do well and grow? >> thank you for the comment. i'm still glowing. we heard from honeywell and from boeing. looks like air travel is over ten-year period will continue to advance. that's how we will look at it which is why i like your stock. not short-term. short-term is very, very rocky. long-term travel is in great shape and i think that air lease will participate in that. there is tremendous long-term demand for airlines. i get it be a all-out slug fest at the airport terminal and everyone riding around in uber real soon. but the future for the airlines and autos may not be as bad as expected. that may be just enough to get their spots moving. that's what we wanton "mad money." now i'm going off the charts with some of the major names in the pa

the trans-pacific partnership is a massive proposed trade deal that would encompass 12 pacific rim nationsincluding the u.s., and 40% of the global economy. u.s. presidential nominees hillary clinton, donald trump , and dr. jill stein have all said they oppose the tpp. it has faced years of public protests by those who say it benefits corporations at the expense of health and environmental regulations. to talk more about the tpp, we're joined now by lori wallach, director of public citizen's global trade watch and author of "the rise and fall of fast track trade authority." welcome back to democracy now! you have president obama saying there is no good argument for why this should not be approved. your response? our leading -- nation leading economics and law professors made a very were the tppgument to go into place, literally, thousands of multinational corporations would be newly empowered to be able to sue the u.s. government in front of panels of three corporate attorneys who could order the government to pay unlimited soums including those expected future profits paid by us taxpayers

amy: the trans-pacific partnership is a massive proposed a trade deal that would encompass 12 pacific rim nations, including the u.s. and 40% of the global economy. u.s. presidential nominees hillary clinton, donald trump and jill stein have all said , they would not sign the tpp. it has faced years of public protests by those who say it benefits corporations at the expense of health and environmental regulations. meanwhile, at the g20 summit , president obama also spoke out about nfl 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, who has been refusing to stand for the national anthem after saying, "i am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color." this is president obama speaking in china about the protest. pres. obama: he is exercising his constitutional right to make a statement. i think there's a long history of sports figures doing so. i think there are a lot of ways .ou can do it as a journal matter, when it comes to the flag, and the and the meaning that that holds for our men and women in uniform and those who fought for us, yo

that, but donald trump and i both believe what we ought to do is let's expand trade in the asian pacific rim but let's do it one at a time with one country at a time so we can hold them accountable to the promises that they make. and i believe donald trump, he's got the right approach to trade. and first and foremost, it's about putting the american economy and the american worker first. >> his big idea last night, there's no question he scored points on trade, certainly where the american mind is right now. his idea with jobs though and in how to deal with that trade imbalance is i'm going to stop the jobs from leaving in the first place because if you do leave, we're going to basically have a v.a.t., value added tax on anything you want to bring back into the country. you know from your time in congress that there is zero appetite for that kind of tactic. which means you may say it but you'll never do it as president. criticism? >> i think when he said we will stop companies from leaving in that little two-minute window he made some reference to the unfair trade arrangements between compan

it will likely be in the pacific rim. we're going to need the navy and naval aviation. it will be probably in the middle east, the persian gulf, we don't know where. i think no matter who wins the election, there has to be some term of renewal in terms of our appropriations. we cannot continue to have this sequester holding back our spending on our military that is shrunking at a time the threats growing. i think it has a lot to do with obama. the withdrawal is going to stop either under trump or under clinton. we're going to have to the military. and the first order of business is going to be to rebalance our military spending. >> chuck, how much responsibility lies with the president? how much with congress? >> well, i think to the extent this goes to the sequestration issue. it was a shared responsibility. it was triggered the sequestration. you could argue it was the obama administration that thought up sequestration using the defense budget as leverage politically, and i think that's the way that goes. it is clear now that what a lot of people predicted, whether th

it will likely be in the pacific rim. we're going to need the navy and naval aviation.t will be probably in the middle east, the persian gulf, we don't know where. i think no matter who wins the election, there has to be some term of renewal in terms of our appropriations. we cannot continue to have this sequester holding back our spending on our military that is shrunking at a time the threats growing. i think it has a lot to do with obama. the withdrawal is going to stop either under trump or under clinton. we're going to have to the military. and the first order of business is going to be to rebalance our military spending. >> chuck, how much responsibility lies with the president? how much with congress? >> well, i think to the extent this goes to the sequestration issue. it was a shared responsibility. it was triggered the sequestration. you could argue it was the obama administration that thought up sequestration using the defense budget as leverage politically, and i think that's the way that goes. it is clear now that what a lot of people predicted, whether the

the proposed trans-pacificlo partnership, a giant free-trade deal with pacific rim countries, but not china, would actually kill those tariffs. but for now, boehne says he's forced to import and sell cheap chinese boards in his shop, and, for export to australia and japan, make infinity boards in vietnam. >> i'm playing the game the way i'm given it, given the rules. >> reporter: so, i put the question to economist gordon hanson. trade barriers, tariffs, against chinese goods would preserve the jobs of american workers, wouldn't it?ul >> that would bring manufacturing production back to the united states. there's no guarantee it woulder bring manufacturing jobs back. as that production came back, it would be much more automated; much more capital intensive.ns >> reporter: so we're not going to get the jobs back, no matter what we do?r: >> realistically, we're not. lower end jobs in manufacturing, jobs that were part of the american middle class in the 1950s, and 1960s and 1970s - 1 those jobs are gone. what we've got to be doing is looking forward. >> reporter: riding the waves, ginge

the file does not opus whatsoever in the pacific rim.happening as russia is the power play, the broker in the middle east, the united states of america is relevant in their client state iran, which we all know is very anti-american. they are being bolstered with financial support to the point where now they are able to boost their nuclear program. they have purchased as 300 missile system in provided that to protection of their nuclear facility and was even worse with this agreement that is supposed to go onto a fact, iran has two terrorist organizations, the quds forest and hezbollah in syria. what does that say to those opposition groups that supposedly barack obama was supporting. >> if extraordinaire we ask for russia's help in the cease-fire and we have to bend over backwards to get that help from russia in the middle east. that's an extraordinary situation. >> it is extraordinary. two things you should remember. right before the 2012 election when barack obama sat on the stage with then president, he said whisper in a moment, tell

dollar a day trade deficit with china that we become weaker with there are confrontations in the pacific rim. >> i think that pds movement is abhorrent is against our interests of our allies in israel and i support measures that would support the movement and we have done this before in new york state and nationally with the apartheid movement for of those that supported apartheid, or those said did not subscribe to the macbride principles there is precedence in they think she wants to have that both why it is -- both ways after she was caught she rushed to proclaim our support for israel but she has a history in the campaign for a governor and in this campaign to be unwilling to take a strong stance in support of israel and that is troublesome. we have to rebuild our national defense and aa the cuts that are expected on the military. chris suspend the forefront on this in congress and one of the reasons why i am pleased to have his support in this race because he is a strong spokesperson for our district and also for the of military but we also have bernie sanders coming here tomorrow to sa

trade deficit with china that we are actually become weaker when there are confrontations in the pacific rim>> thank you. mr. faso? faso: i think the bds movement is abhorrent. i think it is against our interests, and it's against the interests of our ally, israel, and i support measures that would sanction the bds movement. and we've done this before in new york state, we have done this before nationally vis-a-vis the apartheid movement. those companies and businesses that supported apartheid or those that were, did not subscribe to the mcbride principles in northern ireland. so there's precedent for it. and i think bds, you know, ms. teachout wants to have it both ways. after she was caught on this issue, then he hurriedly rushed to proclaim her support for israel. but she has a history, frankly, both in the campaign for governor and in this campaign in her primary of being unwilling to take a strong stand in support of israel. and be i think that's very troublesome. the fact is that we've got to rebuild our national defenses, and we've got to avoid the cuts that are expected on military.

that whole pacific rim, that whole disaster going to suck jobs away from america.ica. we know that hillary is for all those big, big programs. and you know exactly where donald is standing. i think, i mean i know, look i know donald. i like him. and i know he is very hum pell. i'm telling you, said this, what, donald trump humble? he is humble guy. he is a good guy and he will show that tonight, i really feel that. neil: we shall see. i put you down as maybe on hillary clinton. joe piscopo, always good seeing you, my friend. >> always a pleasure. thank you, neil, my friend. neil: joe piscopo. it all comes down to style, not as much what you say and how you say it, doesn't it? stick around. hofstra university, you're watching "coast to coast" on fox business. ♪ ♪ there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your pote

small business exports by cutting tariffs and reducing nontariff barriers, opening the fast-growing pacific rim region of the world. represent 12%es of global gdp and account for 1/3 of global trade. metro atlanta now is already now the 13th largest exporter in the u.s.. war than 150,000 jobs in the metropolitan atlanta region are supported by the tpp. georgia exported 37% of its billion, to 14.4 tpp countries in 2011, and we expect that number to decline. nationally, 11.7 million jobs are supported by countries that make up the tpp market. and we came today because we intend to see this bill was passed. and the president asked for our thinking on how it will get past. one of best -- passed. one quotation from a former ambassador and he said something that would resonate with our group. he said people who run for office often campaign against trade. people who become president of the united states and of supporting trade. there are a number of very important reasons for us not to let this matter fail. and the most important in my is determining who is going to set the rules of the road. we have

we watch as president obama has pulled back from the pacific rim, and has backed up somewhat on our presenceeurope along the nato alliance, and we seek other countries get more aggressive and more robust. i think it is better for us to become a stronger nation and beef up the military again and stand strong in the face of people that are trying the expansionist policies and prudent is one of them and the south china seas is another and the north koreans are another, as muchuch territorial as rattling nuclear sabers and intimidating. my belief is that let's not be discouraging america from being strong or let's make good, moral and sound decisions and get back to our constitutional government. from richarde call in new york, new york, democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. first off, i would like to thank you for your support of president obama on this bill in voting against the override a veto. i think that someone else touched on, this, in a lot of ways, the override was a pretty strong chance to cynically give the voters some red meat because it is only about one month before the electi

pacific too. i wanted to show you the radar, those storms along the rim developing as we go through the next few hours. we are at 97 right now and we will get up to 100. hide today of 1002 102 with a 20% chance of storms. keep in mind, those storms could be on the strong side producing wind and some heavy rain and that dust threat is still there as well. coming up in a little bit i will show you when we will tropics in the pacific. madeline is weakening from a hurricane to a tropical storm but people in hawaii are still on guard. a hurricane watch remains in effect there. that is because lester is right behind madeleine and that maintains hurricane strength as it continues in the waters east of hawaii and it looks like it will come dangerously close to the island chain by the end of we will be watching that as well. >>> the pres. says president says he is working with hawaii's governor to make sure hawaii has everything it needs to keep people safe. he spoke to conservationists on wednesday urging residents to listen to state and local officials. the main focus of the speech was the environment. >>> i

a half foot southern pacific right away that separates the homes on treat i don't see an impact and 22 street that at last stair company a incremental use not an impact and it rims me of the lumber yard hardware lumber on 20 when i was on dental school it didn't get a lot of play it was a small lumber yard and does make sense for them to be there and went out of business and the lumber yards were in practices that were accessed easier and all the other things not subject to the interim controls but put in pdr on their own and so, anyway and the other thing makes this an important project as well as into projects loots stabilized housing this is good those housing units will not be threatened but it forces more demands on the units not stabilized this is a good reason we're creating those units we're outlet for the displaced that will be there street improvements and i think that is a very good project and very much in favor of it. >> commissioner moore. >> thank you director rahaim for helping that that project come forward and in a loss controversial way than similar projects out in front of us i particularly predictive people commenting on this being a templat