harris. >> thank you, senator thune and senator schatz. everything you said, it's sad to me because it's not happening by accident but by design because the business model is to keep people engaged. which in other words, this hearing is about persuasive technology. persuasion is about an invisible asymmetry of power. when i was a kid, i was a magician. magic teaches you that you can have asymmetric power without the other person realizing it. you can masquerade having it while looking like you have an equal relationship. pick a card, any card and you know how to get them to pick the card you want. what we're experiencing is an increasing asymmetry of power that's been masquerading itself as an equal and contractual relationship where the responsibility is on us. let's walk through why that's happening. in the race for attention, companies have to get more of it by being more and more aggressive. i call it the race to the bottom of the brain stem. so it starts like poulter refresh. that operates like a slot machine, has the same kind of add

the chairman of that subcommittee, brian schatz of hawaii, is here with me now.you think about this moment, all the mobilization you're seeing this week? we've got a client forum tomorrow. there's going to be big emphasis on the climate goals and paris goals at u.n. does it mean something in domestic american politics? >> it does. there's a movement building. it's global. it's more diverse than ever, which i think is really important, and it's being led by young people. i used to be one of those young climate activists, but now i'm in the senate. >> that's depressing by the way. >> well, it's true. >> it's depressing in the sense of like enough time has gone by of young people being like, we need to do something, that you're now a u.s. senator. >> i was 19. i read al gore's book, and i decided to devote to my life to this. that's a neat story -- >> that's how you got into politics? >> that's right. but the fact is we've been failing for more than 20 years, and these young people are demanding that we do better. even among climate activists, even among climate haw

and as senator schatz said, we don't have to wait for the president to tell us what to do. senator mcconnell has a different copy of the constitution that i have. my copy of the constitution says that none of us are required to get permission slips from the president before we act, before we do something that we think is good for the country. and it's wild to me how the republican leadership is so eager to advertise that the senate will do nothing unless president trump gives it permission. he's not the most popular guy. i don't know why my friends on the republican side would just openly admit that they don't act unless the president tells them that it's okay. that's not how it has to be. we can make a decision ourselves. and on this one every single person here should do it because it's the right thing. but it's also going to win you a lot of support back home. madam president, i have a few more colleagues who want to say a few words and then i may wrap up at the end. but i want to finish in my last five minutes or so by reading something to you. and i apologize to my fri

schatz: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator for hawaii. mr. schatz: thank you, mr. president. it's not a rhetorical flourish to say that senate republicans are being fully obedient to the president of the united states, and the evidence of the last few days has confirmed that republicans are not standing up for american institutions when they are tested, and they will not defend the american people when it counts the most. and through their silence, through the legislative sacks and through their -- legislative actions and through their votes, republicans are allowing funds appropriated to the department of defense, funds that address critical military needs in their own home states, to be stolen in order to pay for the president's wall. now, let me explain. the way we do milcon -- military construction -- is nonpartisan. it's not bipartisan. it's nonpartisan. that means that there is zero politics involved when selecting military construction projects for funding. the process goes like this. base commanders decide what projects they need in order to support their m

that included an autopsy photo that he says shows that schatz well was shot in the temple rather than the back of the head has put forward by police as well as evidence that the pair had both been drinking that night. the judge also viewed a videotape that police called a confession, but the defense attorney says is that most admission that beat us was involved in the shooting murray over and over says it all. >>i wouldn't have killed paul i love all i i want is for the rest of my life and always my husband and was crying hysterically fetus is back in court for her pull him an airy hearing. >>october 1st maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the man was arrested on several charges including a hate crime after saying that the victims ethnicity was his motive in the unprovoked attack this happened in fremont police said this man trevor dick's hit a female customer in the face and also hit with a rock inside of a store and then just walked away happened on fremont boulevard near lake al road. police later discovered the dick's also assaulted a female employee at a second business in that area. to

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that included an autopsy photo that he says shows that schatz well was shot in the temple rather than the back of the head has put forward by police as well as evidence that the pair had both been drinking that night. the judge also viewed a videotape that police called a confession, but the defense attorney says is that most admission that beat us was involved in the shooting murray over and over says it all. >>i wouldn't have killed paul i love all i i want is for the rest of my life and always my husband and was crying hysterically fetus is back in court for her pull him an airy hearing. >>october 1st maureen kelly kron 4 news happening today, thousands of people around the world are walking out of school and work places to protest the glow month a global climate crisis take a look here from la to new york chicago around the globe. >>they're close to 5,000 events happening today in some 140 countries including right here in the bay area, san francisco had a big event kron four's charles clifford reports. >>we're in san francisco on friday, 10's of thousands of people marched in the

and there's been a working group that involve senator blumenthal, senator moran, senator schatz from hawaii, but senator cantwell had made the decision to step back from that group and just enter into bilateral negotiations with wicker. those are still ongoing. from what i understand man at the staff level because of the august recess. and in the house have to pay attention to the leaders of the energy and commerce committee, and from what i understand the house judiciary is also going to jump into the fray. >> host: david cicilline has been very active, hasn't he, from rhode island? >> he has been active on privacy but more active on competition and at the cross. it's not just tech. he is concerned about consolidan across a number of sectors. not just technology but it most of the effort out of house or out of congress in general when it comes to competition thing has been his series of hearings on consolidation in the media and tech industries of what the test of the competing industries. he said a series of hearings and you said we can expect legislation to come out of the effort,

this is a uniquely american epidemic and senator schatz very aptally pointed out it can can't be because of mental health because we have no more mental illness in this country than any other nation does. it can't be because of lack of law enforcement resources. we spend just as much money, if not more, on law enforcement than any other country in the world. it's not because we put less money into treatment for mental illness. we put more money on a per capita basis than other nations do. to explain our abnormally high rate of gun violence, ten times that of other high income nations, you have to tell a story of the proliferation of dangerous weapons, of the ability of almost anyone, regardless of their criminal history or their history of illness to be able to get their hands on a weapon. nowhere else in the high income world is it so easy to be able to get your hands on a weapon and often a weapon of mass destruction. leo spencer was born an only child. he grew up in bridgeport, connecticut. but he was far from an only child in his mind. his cousins were like his siblings and he spent

that included an autopsy photo that he says shows that schatz well was shot in the temple rather than head has put forward by police as well as evidence that the pair had both been drinking that night. the judge also viewed a videotape that police called a confession, but the defense attorney says is that most admission that beat us was involved in the shooting murray over and over says it all. >>i wouldn't have killed paul i love all i i want is for the rest of my life and always my husband and was crying hysterically fetus is back in court for her pull him an airy hearing. >>october 1st maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a judge has ruled that the man accused of carrying out the deadly synagogue shooting in poway near san diego john ernest will be standing trial for murder and attempted murder. for the first time the surveillance video of the show bought of poway was played inside the courtroom. you can see us running into the synagogue carrying a rifle. they also played a sound clip of the 911 call that he made after the shooting where he identified himself as the shooter. well earnings

that included an autopsy photo that he says shows that schatz well was shot in the temple rather than the back of the head has put forward by police as well as evidence that the pair had both been drinking that night. the judge also viewed a videotape that police called a confession, but the defense attorney says is that most admission that beat us was involved in the shooting murray over and over says it all. >>i wouldn't have killed paul i love all i i want to spend the rest of my life and always my husband and was crying hysterically fetus is back in court for her pull him an airy hearing. >>october 1st maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>new england patriots announced they have released wide receiver antonio brown, it comes after a woman sued him last week accusing him of sexually assaulting her and in a sports illustrated interview this week, a second woman came forward accusing him of inappropriate behavior while she was painting a mural for him at his home. sexual-misconduct allegation there brown denies the accusations and is not facing any criminal charges currently in a statement a

here to discuss, paul schatz, david dietze. both of you have been bullish. want to say congratulations but, here's my theory and i want to share it with you and the audience. on august 28th, the dow was off over 100 points. we came out, we, the u.s. trade representative, put the tariffs on the public record. somehow the market turned big time. so we ended up closing up 259 points for the session. 400 points for the day. logic said we should have gone through the bottom. that should have been a thing that knocked this market out. i started thinking market sense as trade deal, even if nobody else does? >> on that day, august 28th, think about it, first week of august, we tested dow 25,500. second week of august, dow 25,500. on that day we tested that area again. that was more sell the rumor, buy the news. we tested. look how many folks to the bearish in august. sentiment was popping. people buying august puts. on that day it wasn't how the news was, but how stocks reacted. best thing it could do to up in the face of bad news. there you have it. charles: it is

that included an autopsy photo that he says shows that schatz well was shot in the temple rather than the back of the head has put forward by police as well as evidence that the pair had both been drinking that night. the judge also viewed a videotape that police called a confession, but the defense attorney says is that most admission that the us was involved in the shooting murray over and over says it all. >>i wouldn't have killed paul i love all i i want to spend the rest of my life and always my husband and was crying hysterically fetus is back in court for her pull him an airy hearing. >>october 1st maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and that the county man will spend the rest of his life in state prison on child rape convictions today, a judge sentence 46 year-old alvin. let cupar as to 90 years to life and awarded $495,000 in restitution to the victims and their families prosecutors say cupar as molested 2 children between 2010 2014 the victim speech tween 7.13 years old at the time. the jury found cars guilty after a nine-day trial. >>13 members of the us marine corps are charged w

to break down the statement, former dal asfed advisor danielle dimartino booth, john lonski, paul schatz and cio of the bahnsen group, david bahnsen joins us as well. danielle, a lot of information. the dow waffling around a little bit but moving a little bit lower here. what is the biggest initial takeaway? >> i literally said wow out loud when i heard there is not a majority of those on the committee who are anticipating another rate cut this year. this completely flies in the face -- charles: this year or next year, right? >> or next year. charles: next move is a rate ke. >> hike in 2021. i have one word for you, wow. really, truly. charles: david the dissent was there last time. you had rosengren and george who dissented. bullard wanted a larger rate cut, but certainly seems like jay powell or powell doctrine not influencing his fellow members, whatever that might be by the way. >> not influencing the vote, getting the same outcome. losing a few votes but running the day what he want to see. that issue about projecting a rate hike in 2021 opposed to another cut, i want to remind ever

a number of senators want do that, including schatz, lee, and durbin. four, portman, kaine, cardin, gillibrand, stabenow, baldwin, brown, capito, coons, shaheen, moran, smith, wicker, brawn -- braun want to support this legislation and have introduced it to use pell grants at high-quality, short-term skills and job-training programs that lead to jobs in fields like cybersecurity. five, simplify aid letters. sometimes students get an aid letter that says, you got money, but they don't understand that some of it is a loan that has to be paid back and some of it is a grant. senators grassley, smith, hassan, rubio have legislation that would simplify and make that clear. six, increase the maximum pell grant award. seven, to pay nor this package, we have a bipartisan proposal that both president obama and president trump have supported which is to ensure that students who opt to pay back their loans under the income-driven repayment plan pay the full 10% of their discretionary income as the law intended. and finally, eight, a proposal by senator murray and m

senator schatz. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here.i want to start with miss pross. i know in your testimony you talked about the risks related to operating a business solely with cash. i'd like you to flesh that out a little bit in terms of possible physical risks and difficulty in complying with other federal laws, such as anti-money laundering and preventing criminal financing. >> thank you. just to clarify, are you talking about the risks the cannabis industry are facing with that much cash on hand or the credit union? >> both. >> both. >> thank you. we have talked to numerous members who have opened accounts at maps who have described that they have been storing cash in shoe boxes, empty mattresses. there are unscrupulous third-party players involved in this who are selling cash vaulting type of services. those are not true cash vaults. they are, in fact, storage units just basic storage units full of cash, that are earmarked for various businesses. it is not safe. we had a cannabis business that was robbed on a sunday and open an

facebook requested a meeting with senator brian schatz who has been very critical of facebook's cryptocurrency what happens behind closed doors, we're waiting to find out. it is very clear, david, that facebook's zuckerberg really wants to get face-to-face time with these lawmakers in behind closed doors. david? david: i would like to be a fly behind those closed doors, to hear what is happening. hillary, thank you very much. >>> iran's foreign minister has threatened quote, all-out war in the event of u.s. or saudi military strikes. this threat coming as president donald trump promises to increase sanctions on iran. what are we going to do about all this? we'll be asking general jack keane later this hour. >>> i want to know what's up with the u.s. chamber of commerce talking down the economy? our economy is strong so why are their numbers on small business that they just came out with so negative? we'll be asking them. >>> meanwhile, holiday shoppers are expected to spend over one trillion dollars this holiday season. that is according to deloitte. our top retail guy is next. does he buy tho

schatz: thank you, madam president. this resolution urges the inclusion of the federal employee paid leave act in the final conference agreement on ndaa. this legislation provides 12 weeks of paid family leave for federal employees in all situations already covered under fmla. too many of our federal employees have to make the impossible choice of getting a paycheck and looking after a sick child, caring for an aging parent or recovering from a health condition or keeping their job. as a result, many are forced to leave their jobs or find other jobs. paid family leave is not only the right thing to do for federal workers, it's the smart thing to do for our federal workforce. this is the most practical and fiscally responsible way to provide family leave for federal workers. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: who yields time in opposition? all time has expired. the question is on the resolution. the yeas and nays. sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding offic

van hollen, cotton, jones, schatz, peters, mcsally, mcconnell or designee. prior to september 26. in the form of senate resolutions taken up and considered on the same day with no amendments in order. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense the senate that the debate on the compound motion to go to conference and authorize the chair to appoint conferees on s. 1790 -- the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the motion to disagree to the house amendment, agree to the request from the house for a conference and authorize the chair a point conferees in relation to s. 1790, an act to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2020 for military activities of the department of defense, for military construction, and for defense activs of the department of energy, to p

schatz, lee, and durbin proposed pell grants for prisoners. there is a proposal by senator portman and kaine and many other bipartisan senators on short-term pell grants for job training. we could expand pell grant eligibility. we could increase the maximum pell grant award. these are all things we should be able to agree on, including the historically black colleges. i've been talking with senator murray now for several years about reauthorizing higher education act. i intend to discuss this all with her and with our committee members next week. we have the time to do it, because while the language expires at the end of this month, money doesn't for several more months. so in the meantime, i would hope that we could work together as we often do in our committee to pass a short-term, a smaller package of higher education proposals, including a longer-term proposal for historically black colleges while we continue to work on the reauthorization of the higher education act. i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. the senator for was