speaker, i rise today to recognize the university of kentucky's sanders brown center on aging. which was established in 1979 and is one of the original 10 national institutes of health funded alzheimer's disease research centers. the university of kentucky alzheimer's disease center ablely led by dr. linda and her outstanding team of scientists and investigators supports and facilitates research with a long-term goal of enabling more effective translation of complex scientific discoveries to intervention strategies that improve the lives of patients. the sanders brown scientists are focused on understanding the mechanisms involved in development and progression of age related neuro degenerative diseases such as alzheimer's disease and related dimensionas and stroke and seeking new knowledge -- dementias and stroke and seeking new knowledge. this center also promotes education and outreach, provides clinical and neuro pathological diagnoses, and care of patients with cognitive impairment and runs an active clinical trials program to test potential new therapies. these activities

senator warren has been a vocal opponent, alongside bernie sanders and sherrod brown and some other senatets, a vocal opponent of the trade deal that the white house is negotiating right now with 11 countries in the asia pacific region, also including canada and mexico. the president says this is the most progressive trade deal in history, but the progressives in his own party, perhaps most notably, senator warren, really do oppose this deal. and they oppose it publicly and loudly. and joining us exclusively tonight for "the interview" is senator elizabeth warren to talk about it. senator warren, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> thank you, it's good to be here. >> so you have said part of the problem here is that the public can't read this deal, therefore congress shouldn't grease the wheels to it being okayed. before the public can find out what's in it. have you been able to read the deal? >> yeah. so senators can go and read it. people in the house of representatives can go and read it. but we're not allowed to talk about it. so now it's the case that the president says that

sanders: i yield time to the senator from ohio, senator brown. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio is recognized. brn brn i thank the senior senator -- mr. brown: i thank the senior senator from wyoming for his work. i ask the pending motion be set aside so that my motion be sent to the desk. the presiding officer: is there objection? hearing none, the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: the senator from ohio, mr. brown moves that the managers on the part of the senate at the conference on the disagreeing votes of the two houses on the house amendment to the resolution, senate concurrent resolution 1 # 1 be instructed to insist that the final conference report include the deficit-neutral reserve fund relating to ending too big to fail ballouts for wall street megabanks as set forth in amendment 994 to senate concurrent resolution 11 as agreed to by the senate. en. mr. brown: thank you mr. president. this amendment that i asked to -- about which i asked to instruct the conferees passed by voice vote. i appreciate the acceptance of it

but look at -- elizabeth warren, sherrod brown those types of senators, look for them -- especially bernie sandersng, might make a stand ahead of the trade deal. >> luke russert with a clean haircut ahead of the correspondents dinner weekend. thank you. enjoy. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the so how on line facebook and twitter, twitter, @mitchellreports. follow me @peteralexander. >>> and more next. business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, professional golfer. know what we have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. me, when i had a blood clot in my l

the prime minister is meeting with governor jerry brown in san francisco where he will reportedly trying to introduce the high rail project. bernie sanderssident today. the senator from vermont will be running as a democratic. says he's a liberal alternative to hillary clinton. he want to fight but he calls the obscene level in income prosperity has eliminated the middle class. he calls the campaign finance system is a real disgrace. >>> a youth soccer league scored over a win in the san francisco 49ers. that land is worth thousands of kids practice during the first half of the nfl season. the team is looking for suggestions that could make both football and soccer fans happy. >> what's going to happen is we'll have open discussions with the community and the council and the staff around possible solutions that may or may not work. >> the simple solution is move the soccer park and work with the council and move the soccer park and have a turnkey operations. >> now some santa clara council members say the 49ers should pay the cost of the field. the council plans to hold a special steady session and believes the 49ers should be included i

sanders from vermont will formally announce his bid. the 73-year-old was elected to the senate as an independent. he is a socialist. >>> governor brownew plan for the long stalled delta tunnels project today. the goal is to create a reliable way of delivering water from the sacramento san joaquin river delta to the rest of the state. the new plan drastically cuts back on environmental improvements though that were linked to that project. >>> tonight, tesla is expected to unveil a new battery large enough to power a home. the battery will reportedly recharge when electric rates are lower. it could power homes during peak usage times when rates are higher. that could cut bills by 25%. >>> i'm anne makovec live in san francisco. we are expecting a big announcements today that could put body cameras on every, single police officer in the force. the mayor is making this proposal. it would spend $3 million to buy 1600 body cams. a lot of this is about trust after several well publicized killings of unarmed black man by police across the nation. the sfpd has had its own issues like the text message scandal earlier this year revealing how ra

sanders: this motion is being introduced by senator brown of ohio. our big banks are too big. the largest banks are now 38% larger than they were before the crisis in terms of loans outstanding. one out of seven americans is being pursued by a debt collector. u.s. banks are so big that the six largest financial institutions in this country today have assets of roughly $9.8 trillion, just equivalent to 60% of the nation's g.d.p. being big and powerful is good for the banks and bad for this country, and bloomberg, for example, says the too big to fail subsidy is massive. by being big they get huge subsidies. it amounts to $83 billion a year. that is why i support this provision to stop too big to fail. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i would mention that this bill is cosponsored by senator vitter from our side. i would mention that if a big bank fails under the senator's reforms, there's nothing that protects the taxpayers from having to save the bank. in other words this approach does not do what many experts believe is needed, which is to expand the