schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: mr. president, first i want to thank my good friend from florida for his heartfelt and as always articulate words. we are now going to debate finally the reauthorization of the terrorism risk insurance program. senator crapo and i have opening statements. but senator tester, who has added an extremely important amendment to this legislation, has a markup shortly, so we're going to accede and let him speak about his amendment first, and then we'll get on to our opening statements. and i want to thank senator tester for his hard work on this issue as well as his ability to compromise to get something done. mr. tester: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: i want to call up amendment number 3552 and ask for its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from montana, mr. tester, proposes an amendment numbered 3552. mr. tester:

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bipartisan resolution with chuck schumer from new york arguing any cease-fire should be conditioned on israel having the ability to deal with a tall threat and a rocket threat, congress has israel's back, as the administration is throwing it overboard. jenna: why do you think they're taking a different path? and what power could it really have to impact the path they are currently on? >> i imagine they want to fill the passport a lot. i appreciate him trying to solve problems, but what he is doing is there is no moral equivalen equivalency. the reason so many palestinians have been killed is because hamas said some conditions to have them killed by putting military equipment by schools and hospitals in populated areas trying to get civilians killed and the israeli military is doing all it can to avoid silly and casualty.

schumer called media coverage biased and one-sided. >> pro-israel rallies have been held in other u.sties and have been pro-palestinian rallies as well. >> peter joins me now, a commentator who wrote an article published in tuesday's edition of the newspaper entitled "gaza myths and facts." welcome. in your column, you take on some arguments frequently heard from israel supporters in the u.s. let me just walk viewers through some of your main points. one of the things often heard is that israel left gaza. israel remains an occupying power. you say it seized power. it won elections. and that hamas reached its economic failure when it allows the ransacking of greenhouses. you know israel shut down t-- yu conclude israel has played into hamas' hands by not strengthening those palestinians willing to pursue statehood through non-violence and mutual recognition. >> i consider myself a strong supporter of israel. i care very deeply about israel. i'm a member of the american jewish community and i have no affection whatsoever for hamas. an organization whose values are totally opposite to th

well here's senator schumer.did hamas and too many diverse parts of the mainstream palestinian community respond to the kidnap and murder of three young israelis? they cheered. the official hamas spokesman called the kidnappers heroes." it gets worse. "the mother of one of the suspected palestinian kidnappers, if he, my son, truly tid it, i'll be proud of him till my final day." there have been terrible statements made by one israeli politician who called for the mothers of the so-called palestinian martyrs to be killed. the government of israel, itself, has been as effective in this matter, went out and caught the people suspected. this has hardly been the case on the palestinian side. hardly. i have thought for a while about when we will have true peace between israel and its neighbors. it's when the arabs are ready to punish an arab for killing a jew. that's the day when the people of israel will be ready to trust their neighbors, the day they show the most primitive respect for the jewish people. even more to

bill: one more topic for senator schumer on this.your office you were in the white house during the attack on benghazi, what were you doing that night? >> nothing to do with benghazi or the president domestic issu issues. it was not debate prep. bill. tell us what the president was doing that evening? >> i don't believe i saw the president that evening. i go over to the white house all the time, almost all the discussions i have are about domestic policy. >> the west bank is occupied by palestinians and israel and the west bank have a working relationship, the goal. >> the palestinians go after the terrorist. gaza has had a stranglehold and hopefully they will be able to throw that all. bill: thank you for your time. appreciate it. patti ann: your chances of winning the lottery are very slim but one indiana man won the prize twice in three months and he did it on scratch offs. was going to buy a house, take a vacation, the usual things but the second win he calls icing on the cake. he is trading himself to a motorcycle. bill: how do

, now senator schumer, who sits right over there, and the late u.s. senator ted kennedy. they were the people that proposed this legislation. president clinton signed the bill into law. the vice president of the united states, joe biden, voted for the bill. the minority leader of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, was a cosponsor of the bill. and this was just considered something that was easily done. it was unanimously passed in the house. it got three no votes. it was 97-3 in the senate. this was in 1993. it's not in 1893. this is a dozen years ago when the understanding was clear that there was a principle in our country that if you're going to violate that principle, you better have taken every step possible not to violate the principle of religious freedom. now, i think our, people on the side would say, well, it was only a handful of years ago when the bill pass passed but we didn't know that's what it meant. of course they knew that's what it meant and one of the reasons they knew that's what it meant is it was totally understood at t

the dow is up 77 points. >> senator chuck schumer is up next. find out why he's digging in his heels to export the import-export bank. provides credit and insurance to stimulate american exports. he's on the side claiming u.s. jobs are on the line here if this goes away. schumer will make his case. >>> are you smarter than a 15-year-old financially speaking? the organization for economic cooperation and development tested 30,000 students from 18 countries on personal finance issues. the quiz is generating a lot of buzz on our website at cnbc.com. here's one of the questions. write this down. claire and her friends are renting a house. which task needs prompt attention? is it get cable? pay the rent? or buy outdoor furniture? the answer when kelly and i come back. dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking

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with me now, democratic senator chuck schumer of new york. senator, before i move on to these other areas, let me button up this discussion about the war in gaza at this point and whether you think the u.s. government should be calling on israel to do something differently here to get a different result? >> no. here's what i think. first, the loss of life is terrible. you see the pictures, the grieving mothers on both sides of the israeli/gaza border and your heart just breaks. but we're not going to have peace if there's a cease-fire that -- or we're not going to have peace if israel is pressured to go for a cease-fire that allows hamas to maintain its tunnels and its rockets. there have been three cease-fires. israel has accepted all three. hamas just last night again rejected another cease-fire. the minute the cease-fires are over, they send rockets back into israel. let's not forget one thing, hamas is an organization that's sworn to israel's destruction. it believes it has the moral right to do military action against israel at any time.

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things are changing. >> thank you senator schumer. the time for the vote is expired and we will go with senators stabenow. senator toomey is going to try to come back as quickly as i can. >> senator stabenow. >> i wanted very much to be here even though i'm going to have to run out. first i want to say to my colleagues we have a place to start tomorrow which is the bring jobs home act. i'm pleased to be working with senator on that. it takes a simple first step on what needs to be a series of steps and will simply say if you want to move the company overseas where not paying for the move. if you want to come back we will be happy to let you write that often give you an additional 20% tax credit but if you leave you are on your own. we know that's not enough because we allow folks to only leave so they are not picking up the plant in leaving. i will say mr. sloan i couldn't agree with you more. this is not a partisan issue. this is an american issue. i think the american public is going to be watching very closely to see companies that

senator graham, i knew senator schumer had to left.een destroyed in gaza, which means most people don't have electricity and clean water. what's the end game, do you think here? >> i think the ultimate end game is to take the security that the palestinians have found in the west bank and impose it on gaza. i think the ultimate end game is to empower the palestinian authority who has been a good partner with israel regarding west bank security and commerce and replace hamas with a better partner for israel, but the reason i'm glad you are showing the videos is i want people, you know, people trying to figure out what is the right thing to do here. you know, what should america do? i'm just trying to explain to the american people and the world at large that hamas is intentionally putting its people in harm's way. they celebrate every time an israeli rocket hits civilians and israel is trying everything it can do to minimize casualties but the ultimate end game is to bring security, peace, and tranquillity to gaza. >> i'll ask you what m

an inflight entertainment system. >> we can't let this happen to an american passenger plane. >> schumer points to technology from defense contractor northrup grumman called the guardian. >> the system's sensors automatically detect it and track it. >> that technology may be fine for low flying ircraft but is not developed enough for traveling at 33,000 feet. they say there is an easier solution. >> i think there is the potential to restrict commercial areas that are trouble zones. >> this does cuonstitute a problem for airlines because they are trying to save on fuel costs. >> with inflight entertainment and southwest spending more on leg room, the -- may soon decide whether they need to be safer. cnn new york. >> still to come, drivers in canada have given a thumbs up to a new kind of hitchhiker. why they are so eager to give some guy name alfred a lift. oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. i got everything i wanted. i always do. he seemed nice. can i get my actual credit report... like, the one the bank sees? [ mal

senator chuck schumer of new york. how does the united states play a role when it is clear the netanyahu government and israel wants something done before the fighting starts and hamas in gaza firing rockets continue. it's as if both sides want to continue the fight until some point is achieved. what can the united states do to some them? >> well, as martin fletcher mentioned, there was a peace offered by egypt, that cease-fire rather that israel accepted a week ago. hamas rejected it. israel has accepted two cease-fires offered by egypt which everybody regards as the down the middle ash tor and hamas has rejected them. what other country would stop in the middle of a military operation if rockets were coming from that country to their country and say, oh, let's sort of ignore it and let them fire at us again in a few weeks. what the israeli public is demanding, what any public would want under these conditions is that the israeli armed forces finish the job. get rid of the rockets. then see what can happen in gaza. an

senator chuck schumer talked about the consequences for women at the press conference last night. >> now we're going have, you know, millions of women told what to do by not a church or an individual, but by a corporation, which is there voluntarily. >> i want to bring in mississippi northbound contributor and domestic correspondent for the new york times. and elizabeth plank. good to see you. this is what one of those fundraising e-mails look like according to politico. it's a shaleful day for our our country. we can't let the gop use to steal the momentum and steal our lead. the consequences would be dire with 14 hours to go before the most critical deadline police pitch in to stop a gop senate takeover. could it be something that ends up helping democrats at least in the short term? >> we five old conservative men that tell women that discrimination against women is religious freedom. the 27 million who already benefitted from the birth control mandate it might go away. i don't think it's going to be popular with female voters. we've seen them swing elections in the past. and more

. >> and you write chuck schumer didn't like her in new york at all. >> he worked against her actually't like her. >> kennedys didn't like her and schumer went against her in the election. spoke to her republican opponent and gave him tips, private information that could only benefit him in the campaign. >> so all those people are on the clintons' you know what list because they got on her bad side and she got on theirs. but let me ask you this because one of the most interesting things in here is you write about the supposed deal clintons struck with barack obama. tell us. >> right. so both president obama and president clinton and hillary clinton realized they have mutual beneficial relationship. they realize that each one can help the other one. interestingly enough it's changed drastically. in 2008 for instance john mccain told me that he was on the sly talking to bill clinton. he was getting advice on his campaign from bill clinton, essentially. now, i started digging in deeper with mccain and i said was this advice, he said maybe not advice. but they were talking about the state

schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: mr. president, i rise today to discuss the protect women's health care from corporate interference act of 2004 introduced by my friends and colleagues, senator murray and senator udall. i'm proud to be a cosponsor of this legislation. we are at a critical moment. we witnessed a supreme court decision that curtailed important access to health care for employees across the country. the hobby lobby case has now opened the door for the vast majority of companies and bosses to start denying their employees contraceptive coverage if the owners have a religious objection. we must slam the door shut. to do that, mr. president, this body must set the record straight about the law that the supreme court used to make their decision. the religious freedom restoration act. as one of the original authors of the religious freedom restoration act -- i was the sponsor, the lead sponsor in the house of representatives. senator kennedy was the lead sponsor in the senate. i can say with absolutely certainty

new york senator chuck schumer was so worried about hillary clinton possibly upstaging him when he ran"clinton inc." was written by daniel helper. when clinton was running in 2007, schumer teamed up with her point, the three-term senator coached him hoping that the republican could beat clinton. well, hillary of course went on to win the election and she served as new york senator for eight years. >>> caught on camera the moment a group of men step m to take a carjacker. this man was trying to steal a car from a mom while this mom and her daughter were still inside the car. a group of good samaritans in california heard the mother scream. they pulled this guy out of the car, wrestled him to the ground and held him until cops were finally able to arrive. >>> you can't say redskins in a room? the same federal judge that banned the team's name from his court is now forbidding the name from court documents. u.s. district judge peter miseet added a footnote to a recent ruling of his saying, quote, profootball team will be referred to hereafter as the washington team." this as the latest str

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stand on the growth that has made america great and let chuck schumer be the one fighting with the chamber of congress. ask you to jump in on the issues of immigration. that seems to divide. speaker boehner would like to bring a bill to the floor. he doesn't do it of his caucus. it's immigration and issue that republicansil prequels when i was on the ground following chris mcdaniel and mississippi there was talk about populism, going against the banks. immigration was at the forefront of what he was arguing. the party losing its way in washington. boehner and others were trying to push too much to craft comprehensive deal. that is where the anger right now is within the conservative grassroots. likes you saw what happened in your home state of california. >> i was involved in the 86 immigration bill. that would have been enforced in the employees didn't do there in part of the bill. we allowed 5 million illegals into the country. itn the bill was passed, took reagan six years to get it through. it was a bipartisan bill. we have to do something about the 40 million people who are here. peop

in fact, chuck schumer could be a tough customer, but he's also a liberal democrat. he says you come into the country illegally, you got to go home. you can't stay. basically saying, you know, what, they're going back to hell, they're going back to guatemala with danger in the streets, to el salvador, to honduras. there's nothing there for them, at the same time, he essaying we're tending thsending them ba. he's conflicted. >> he looked haggard and worn down and troubled by this. i think he is, what he might want to do in his heart, i don't know exactly, but what he probably has to do politically is very clear. there's no question, i think, three has to send the bulk of those kids back. some will get sanctuary, some small percentage. some small percentage might get adopted, but the bulk of them probably have to be sent back. that's probably what american public opinion would support. but at the same time they have to be treated humanely while they're there. i think public opinion would support that too. none of this 20 kids using one toilet kind of business. we can't

senator chuck schumer said the f.a.a. and homeland security should study installing those systems, because there could be unthinkable damage if separatist groups take aim at more commercial jetliners. >> they should examine two things, first the danger from the sophisticated missiles, second the danger to man pads. it is known that terrorists possess thousands of these shoulder held missiles. >> federal officials studied the issue after the september 11 attacks but found it too expense irto implement, $1 million per plane. that's roughly the same price tag as the jet's entertainment system. >> french investigators arrived at the crash of flight 15 flight from algiers. 118 people were onboard when the plane crashed. >> students of testifying today at the crew's murder trial of the ferry that sank. police have made a new arrest in the case. a woman called a close associate of the ferry owner was picked up for helping him avoid police. the owner's body was found in an orchard last month. >> the wrecked cast con cruise liner

. >> senator schumer? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, madama e chair. you make brooklyn proud. i'm so glad to have these hearings. i have been sitting at humphrey hawkins hearings since 1981. they are very elucidating. my first question deals with probably euros difficult issue as fed chair. the age old balancing test between fighting inflation and going to full employment. it is a hard tightrope to walk, particularly as conditions change. we are in a period of change. unemployed and has declined and the economy is starting to pick up. as a result, there is a lot of pressure coming from many for you to not only to accelerate raised of q.e. ii and to rates. i would urge caution very strongly. to me, the greatest problem this country still faces is lack of good paying jobs, decline of middle-class incomes. that is with us very strongly. and worldwide labor markets still keep a lid on inflation. your stated target of 2%. 10 years ago with people heard the stated target was 2%, their jaws would drop. we are not even at that. i would ask you to be very cauti

schumer: first let me commend my colleague from montana. since he's been here, he's been one of the strongest and most stalwart voices in defending the rights of native americans, and i know they populate his state in large numbers and i know he's made it a passion and he's been extremely effective here. and i want to compliment him for that. madam president, i rise today to dispel a dangerous notion, one that i have seen too frequently in newspapers, heard on tv and just among people, commentators and others in the wake of the violence in israel. the dangerous notion is that there is a moral equivalence between the actions and reactions of israel and the palestinian state to the violence and response in the middle east or the palestinian people really more so than the state. madam president, it must be said there is no moral equivalence between the actions and reactions of israel and hamas and the palestinian authority to the violence that has occurred there. two instances make that very, very clear. we all witnessed terrible tragedies occ

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. >> chuck schumer says they see a place trying to make their own laws instead of interpreting full law. >> that's why we're going to push and push and push until it passes which it will. >> republicans argue privately held businesses should be allowed to follow their conscience. >> i don't know of a business that cares more about its employees than hobby lobby. but the force, a person of -- to force a person of faith to pay for an action against what they believe is morally wrong. >> today in virginia, voters were divided over which side they agree with. >> i don't want companies picking and choosing which parts of the law of the affordable care act that they choose to enforce. >> hobby lobby, i think if you work for that company you have to go by their rules. >> some argue regardless of where they stand on the issue, congress should not overturn a supreme court ruling. >> i think they should let it stand. leave it alone. >> ron nidorside is not going to leave this issue alone soon. democrats see it as a powerful election year, especially with women voters who disagree with the supreme

i think senator schumer is going to address the religious administration act. we never envisioned the distorted position taken by the court will reconsider that vision years ago. we believe and i think every american believes you are entitled to your own religious beliefs. you are protected in their own religious beliefs under the constitution but you are not entitled to impose your religious beliefs on another person and that is what this court has sanctioned with the hobby lobby decision. we are talking about religious freedom we are talking about the freedom of every individual and family. that decision violated that basic fame. let me say one last point. for those who are arguing that this is something to do with the issue of abortion, we know that contraception, family planning are critical to avoid unplanned pregnancies. the more unplanned pregnancies there are the greater likelihood of more abortions so those who want to limit the number of abortions should understand family planning and contraception are key to achieving that goal. this hobby lobby deci

. >> people like senator schumer have said president vladimir putin has blood on his hands.u agree? is vladimir putin directly responsible? are you willing to say that at this point? >> yeah, i'll say it. first of all, i don't trust putin. he has a tremendous ego. he doesn't care about anything but himself and russia. look at his past conduct, he's told untruth in order to make himself look good. he continues to be in denial on any serious situation against russia. right now we have a lot of evidence at this point showing russia's involvement helping to train the people who can shoot these surface-to-air missiles. we know that right before the attack that they brought -- that russia brought in over 150 tanks and surface-to-air missiles. we know that after the plane was shot down that there was media and -- milling about the fact that a ukrainian separatist made a comment, that we shot really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working d

you have peter king on the republican side saying putin has blood on his hands and chuck schumer sayingll fingers point to putin but president of the united states talking about prorussia rebels being responsible stopping short of blaming the kremlin and putin. why? >> they want to be methodical about the investigation and when day finally point the finger at russia they want to be able to make it stick and don't want any propaganda or any deflection. it started with sam power at the united nations pointing the finger at russia and president obama said the rebels didn't do this on their own. and our understanding is secretary hagel did an interview with bloomberg news and said russia has responsibility. as you see the investigation plays out, the united states will get stronger and stronger in pointing the finger at russia. but the question is does this become a tipping point for president putin. has he realized i created a monster here? no one knows. talking to officials they're saying, listen, he could come forward. he could start helping with the investigation. he could start coopera

chuck schumer said, anyone who came here illegally cannot stay. i will go to chuck on the politics of this. is there a real partisan difference on how to deal with 52,000 young people who were brought here by the coyotes and smugglers in some attempt to disrupt our system? i don't know what's going on. >> well, there is some difference. it has to do with parts of the democratic party and the white house where they actually don't see eye to eye. there is more of a split on this specific issue. because the one thing you didn't mention is the white house -- they didn't do it in this letter. they did it last week. they want to change the law, the current law right now, that 2008 law. remember there is the executive order the president signed that republicans say is what is being used by these drug cartels to create the rumor and says if you come across the border you get to stay. it's the 2008 law which does not give the department of homeland security and border patrol the the ability immediately essentially deport the kids across back to their home

if you look at the immigration bill, republicans and democrats, crafted, it was led by schumer and the democrats, it rewards bad behavior. you can commit crimes and get legal status, something that a lot of us would -- >> we went back and forth yesterday about president obama has deported more than any president at any given time. here are the real deportation numbers. the border agent, what they can do in the field, it comes down to president clinton had 1.5 million per year, president bush had 1.3 million per year, president obama has a feeble 800,000 per year. >> president obama's doing that. he's stopping people at the border and counting them -- >> they were in the -- both of them were this for eight years. he's only in for six. >> per year. >> bob, you have to agree. we are pro-immigration. i loved immigration. the more the merrier. all we want is an orderly process. >> our folks wouldn't be here without -- >> you've got to have a process. people have to wait in line. you can't be a citizen without a border. that's it. >> we've got to leave it there. >>> update on the very seriou

wrote the administration urging to it back off the cuts including 36 key democrats such as chuck schumerarren. but the administration made the cuts anyway. democrats may have been worried about the narrative of the administration threatening 498,000 jobs of mostly women while democrats are trying to accuse republicans of a war on women. >> gender issues are significant in home health care because most of the providers, the vast majority of providers over 90% are women. and the vast majority of the beneficiaries of services are also women. >> reporter: this war on women hits the most vulnerable making it a political liability. now democrats have to figure out how they will vote on something they begged the administration not to do in the first place. >> we'll follow this story. >>> lawmakers work on an immigration bill while president obama tries to turn the page. is that possible now? we'll ask the panel when we come back. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retireme

i wouldn't be surprised if i know this that chuck schumer is on one of the network sunday morning programs preview came from senate schumer. >> neal lesniewski, follow him on twitter and read more at roll call.com? >> thank you. >> let's find out what your priorities are ahead of the august recess, ahead of the elections, not many legislative days left. let's go to collierville, tennessee and diane, hello caller: i would like to say three quick things. congress needs to get to work on jobs. congress needs to put this bad lawsuit against the president away. if anybody needs to be schooled t should be congress. we should be paid our money back. number 3, with this border stuff, all we have to do is have more people on the border. take that money they are thinking about giving to these people for healthcare and fut it on our healthcare. we got people dying. we got people who need food, people need help with their student loans. we need jobs. congress hasn't did anything. they are always going on recess. tell me where here in america that a working person, hard-working person could go out thre

since that time senator schumer pointed out the egyptians have brought forward a cease-fire. israel was prepared to move forward on it. hamas said so. we had a short time out for h humanitarian aid. the world now know it's that ha h hamas has embedded its missiles in hospitals and schools. that is known. it's now clear to everyone what hamas' strategy is all about. we all want to see peace between israel and the palestinians. we want to see that. that is our -- that has been our dream, that's been our goal, but it's also clear to us that a cease-fire cannot occur until israel is protected against the missiles entering their country aimed at innocent civilian populations, and it can't end until these tunnels are brought to an end. these are not the tunnels that were on the egyptian border that were used to bring missiles into the gaza. these are tunnels being used to terrorize the israelis, to try to capture israelis for kidnapping purposes and trying to terrorize a country. that also needs to end. our message is pretty clear. we want to see a cease-fire, we want to see peace,

so that's great news. [ cheers and applause ] our friends at "key and peele" and "inside amy schumer,eat sketch shows that got nominated for writing for the first time. we're so happy for them. [ cheers and applause ] probably most excited. kate mckinnon on "snl" got nominated. i love kate mckinnon. i'm so happy for her. her first nomination, and that she also got nominated with aidy bryant, chris kelly, sarah schneider and eli brueggemann for their song, "do it on my twin bed," which was at a great "snl" different sort. [ laughter ] that got nominated for music and lyrics. and so many other people. amy poehler. kristen wiig. so many of our friends. so congratulations to all the nominees today. and congratulations to all of those who did nominee-worthy work, and were snubbed because you're just as good in my mind. [ laughter ] now, yesterday we had a really interesting show because i'm a huge fan of the dutch national soccer team, and we actually moved our taping time last night. we slid it back so that i could watch them play argentina. what we didn't take into account is it might go

. >> charles schumer is coming up on the program as well around 3:30.all sorts of geopolitical issues. highway funding which they may do by tweaking pensions again. >> to give faber some credit, maybe the crash hasn't come but a few months ago he said social media stocks would tank and he would short them. especially viva systems. it's down 25% year to date. he's been right about that. >> but if you are always bearish, to the point you said the permabear syndrome. if you are always bearish, eventually you'll be right. >> i go there in the mall, the permabear shop. >> i might go into the build-a-bear if they had -- >> it's made of lead. always falling to the ground. >> speaking of large animals, the elephant that got freed. >> i saw that on facebook. yes, i did weep like a child. it was -- >> was that before or after you read the story, though? >> bill and kelly. >> more coming up spe. see you at 3:00. >> it always starts as fun and games and always ends in tears. >>> we asked you a question from a financial literacy quiz given to 15-year-olds in 18 coun

just this week democratic senators bob casey of pennsylvania and charles schumer of new york warned thehe president's push for a major asian trade deal is in jeopardy without clear and measureable policies to address the undervaluation of the yuan. the president, who will meet with china's leader at the asia, at an asia-pacific summit this november has been urging more patience in talks with beijing. adam and cheryl. cheryl: peter barnes out in washington. thanks so much. adam: thanks, peter. >>> time for a quick speed read of some of the day's other headlines, five stories one minute. short selling has dropped to the lowest level since the tart start of the financial crisis. percentage of stocks borrowed by short seller fell to 1% in the u.k. and 2% in the united states and europe. >>> dubai airline emirates finalize ad $56 billion deal to buy boeing 157 757 jets the after emirates scrapped an order with airbus. >>> honda and subaru announcing new recalls. honda expanding the faulty takata airbag recall up to 3 million from 2 million. subaru is recalling 7500 vehicles for the same prob

scheduled to attend, so is senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts and other democrats like chuck schumer and howard dean. >> the person who won't be in attendance, hillary clinton, i think is going to be driving a lot of the discussion in detroit. so much attention on her, people will be paying attention to the joe biden and elizabeth warren but she is leading in the polls on the democratic side. >> that's right. you hear some talk from progressives within the democratic party looking for an alternative to hillary clinton. but polls show that they're mostly lined up to get behind hillary clinton if she runs. >> the one remaining question, if a challenger does end up what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? umm, i don't like it. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. i'm with comcast right now. in the muckety muck. in the muckety muck down here. are you happy with next to last? no, that's not fun. that's not so bad, you're not dead last. it would be great to be up here. just squint at the chart and see if that makes a

senator schumer is next. i am going to try after the first vote to run over and vote because we have colleagues who feel very strongly about this. senator schum ieschumer. >> thank you. i want to thank you and senator hatch holding this hearing today. we must independent this trend to leave our borders for tax avoidance purposes. there's been a significant uptick in the number of inversions. 47 u.s. corporations reincorporated overseas through these inversions. during that period, now there are more than a dozen perspective deals. many of my colleagues, particularly on the other side of the aisle argue we shouldn't be looking at this issue in a vacuum right now. they say we should instead be focused on corporate tax reform. i would ask those arguing that we wait for tax reform just how soon do you think that's going to be possible? chairman camp tried tax reform on the republican side. even speaker boehner didn't give it much credence. so if we wait for tax reform, we're going to have lots more inversions and

i promise you if immigrants voted for the democrats, we would have chuck schumer down on the border with the minutemen. they just want the votes. do you think there's any place else in the world so stupid not to just search the world over and try to get the best immigrants it can get? try blowing up some other country's embassy. hello, india. i don't speak the language and i don't have any skills, but i'd love to come live there. [laughter] i'm hearing the weather's nice, and i love the food. say, if i can't make it in your country, would you guys mind cutting me a check once a month? [laughter] not so fast, skippy. whereas our immigration policy is anyone who lives within walking distance -- [laughter] the greatest country in the world, this is how we decide who gets to be an american, live here and vote. the theory of anchor babies is if i successfully break into your house, i get to own it. and if i don't get to own it, at least my kids do. that's not fair. it's not their fault, i told them we owned it. [laughter] not only do unskilled immigrants get to live here, they get to bring th