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. >> welell, we had d an earthquae that was just unprerecedented in this area. i mean, this was -- we have had a lot of earthquakes in the last couple of years and they have been just single tremors. gone.ow, boom, and it is right away you could telell this was somethining different. this was long, , sustained,d, sg earthqhquake. things toppled off of shelves and rattled windows and all kinds of things. amy: at the g20 summit, president obama also tried to assure asian nations that the united states would, in fact, ratify the trans pacific partnership, despite mounting opposition. pres. obama: on the merits, it is smart for america to do it. and i have yet to hear a persuasive argument from the left or right as to why we would not want to create a trade framework that raises labor standards, raises environmental standards, protects intellectual property, levels the playing field for u.s. businesses, brings down terrorists. it is indisputable that it would us than better deal for the status quo. amy: the trans-pacific partnership is a massive proposed a trade dea

incncluding new york represenentative carololyn malo, who noteted stumpf solold $13 million n worth of welells fargo stock in 2013. >> s so my question is, did y yu don't $13 million of wells fargo stock, which you did three your family trust, right after you found out that your bank had been fraudulently opening hundreds of thousands of scam acaccounts, ripping off yourur customers?s? >> i sold those shares and i sold them with proper approvals with no view about anything that was going on with sales practices or anything else. amy: earlier this month, stumpf appeared before the senate banking committee where massachusetts democrat elizabeth warren accused him of "gutless leadership" and said he should be criminally prosecuted. in news fromom the campaign tra, the editorial board of "usa today" has declared republican nominee donald trump unfit for the presidency. it's the first t time in its history that the countntry's highest-circulation newspaper has taken sides in a presidential race. this is "usa today" editorial page editor bill sternberg. >> unanimous c consensus of f te board d is th

welell, thank you both for coming in. ava: thank you so much. alli: yeah, thank you. may: it was a pleasure meeting you, and good luck to both of you. ava: thank you. alli: thanks. may: you're doing great stuff. ava: thank you. alli: thank you so much. may: all right, well, we'll be right back with this week's "full frame" close-up. mehera blum was riding on the wave of success as a professional actress, but in 2005, she was struck with a life-threatening disease. now, while recovering, , mehera started a hobby creating handbags. this hobby quickly turned into a very successful business, and some of her first clients were celebrity trendsetters like eva mendes and jessica alba. at the age of 7, blum's mother, world-renowned painter laurie blum, took mehera on her first trip to india. since then, she has traveled to india more than 30 times, and now an avid world traveler, mehera is inspired by the colors, textures, and material she encounters on those trips. in 2015, blum's mother passed away from a long battle with cancer, but before she passed, mother and daughter b