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>> i think she will. >> al: tim kaine of virginia.anks for being with us. >> thank you. >> charlie: for more, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. kastner: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy, right? hoofe: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man: it just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dry dough. sbrocco: oh, please. i want the dessert first! [ laughs ] i told him he had to wait.

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. >> it will be interesting to see how tim kaine does, he's vocal in terms of isis effort calling itegal. he's with the party on keystone things like that but also been critical of this move to anti-wall street. he wants to also make sure there's an aspirational message of the democrats offer as well. it will be interesting to see what he does. certainly if hillary runs he might be on that short list for vp as he was for obama in 2008 and maybe talk about him running in 2016. >> keep an eye on tim kaine. ed? >> the spending bill a noted scuffle between mitch mcconnell and democratic senator pat leahy from vermont. he is senate pro tem, you get a car and driver and a few extra aides so as part of the spending bill they were talking about the possibility allowing leahy to be pro tem emeritus. they've done this in the past when the parties switch letting the former guy keep the car and driver or keep an aide. mitch mcconnell at the last second said no we're not going to let you do that. the reason pat leahy stood in the way of allowing more changes to campaign finance laws that mcconnel

today virginia senator tim kaine spoke with some veterans at the school of nursing in ashburn. toured the school simulation lab, including 21 different stations allowing students to practice real-life situations. usingnext, how amazon is robots to make their holiday shipping process quicker. >> who has time to make sense of all those cyber monday e-mails talking about the deals in the sales? coming up, we will do >> amazon is using some brand-new tools to help with this -- with the busy holiday shopping season. robots are being used in the warehouse is to help get products off the shelves. the employee doesn't have to go through the warehouse searching for products. ask those robots may help get your cyber monday order to you faster, but does amazon deliver the best deals? >> we wanted to do some comparison shopping for you on this cyber monday. here we are with some of the hottest items of the season and where you can get them the cheapest. x online shopping does mean you can browse in your pajamas, but it doesn't mean you don't have to do any work to shop. cheapest prices, yo

senator tim kaine sits on the armed services committee. >> it should raise an additional level of concern about isil. this is one more reason congress should not delay any longer the process of authorizing appropriate action against them. >> it says u.s. military should review their online social media accounts for any information in my serve to attract the attention of i still and its supporters. in other words, change your behavior. >> it can potentially put you in harms way. showing military assignments, where the my live or frequent. is more serious morelearning that isil is actively looking for sympathizers in the u.s. willing to go after those in uniform. >> for your own safety and your family safety, you need to modify your social networking profile. out to the fbi for more on this latest threat and are still waiting for further details. in attacks of those in canada may have motivated more lone wolf attackers. tonighte on storm watch , going from the 60's today to seeing a wintry mix tomorrow. isef meteorologist doug hill tracking the big changes in the forecast. were closeurs ago

. ♪ >> tim kaine has been a governor and a senator. member of the armed services committee, he was the driving force behind authorizing the war with the islamic state. senator kaine, it is nice to have you here. 10-8 votes, that is not a ringing endorsement. >> it was not what i was hoping for. in a sense, i have been trying for months to get there to be a vote. we're now at month five. 1500 advisors on the ground growing to 3000, 3 americans have been killed. and congress had not had a discussion or a committee hearing or a vote until we did it. and we have done it and i do , believe that it is the will of both bodies and both parties. we have to authorize the war. >> you thought it was essential. >> i am disappointed we did not get to it quicker but the fact of the authorization, that will be the default version when we get to it eventually. >> a republican takes over the committee in january. when you pick it up again then, what modifications would you expect? >> the guts were the mission that the president presented. battling isil.

so it's a weird thing where you have senator rand paul and senator tim kaine, democrat, arguing for the same thing. gwen: we were just talking earlier in the program with pete and with nancy about two pending nominations. cabinet nominations. which are coming to the senate for approval. and that would of course be loretta lynch for attorney general and ashton carter for department of defense. so it seems that there's leverage to be had, it's with the president's nominees. is there any murmuring about that? >> oh, there is more than murmuring. you had ted cruz coming out and saying that loretta lynch's nomination should be basically she should be grilled over immigration policy. so you were saying that one issue is going to be her handling this investigation into eric garner in new york. the bigger issue still, while that will be an issue, is going to be how she views what the president did on immigration. and then ted cruz the other day at a rally also said one of our points of leverage is we should hold up every single one of the president's nominees, every single one, ambassadors, eve

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and al hunt speaks to senator tim kaine.has been the driving force behind the congressional authorization for the war state. islamic president obama's relationship or lack thereof with congressional republicans has long been the dominant story out of washington. but what about his own party? the last week, cracks have laid bare in the unified democratic front, something with major implications for the president'2015 agenda. phil mattingly joins me with more on the story. >> in the last week, as you noted, the splits in the party have been laid bare in ways i don't think anybody expected to see. these have existed for a long period of time. the democrats have been able to paper over them as long as they held the majority in the senate. after the midterm sweet, not so much anymore. president obama has laid out a series of issues where he thinks he can reach agreement with republicans and that includes tax reform, infrastructure spending, and a trade deals. these things will require some democratic help if he wants them to move

. >> senator tim kaine, thank you very much for being here with us. >> absolutely. >> you think ashtonr will be approved as the next-- >> yes, i do think he will be approved. >> happy holidays to you. >> and to you. >>> let's go to howard with the forecast. >> a beautiful looking morning, everybody. check this out. some clouds out there. a lot of breaks in the clouds. high thin clouds through midday. some sun. chilly, though. 43 at noon. on our way only to the mid-40s today. clouds thicken up. we could even see a few showers in spots tonight, mainly west of d.c. a few in the upper 20s like culpeper right now, westminster 2. 2 in la plate ta. a lot of folks in the -- la plata. a lot of folks in the low to mid-30s. a pretty morning nonetheless. right now 38 at national. light westerly winds. no too much of a windchill. you can see the satellite radar shows the clouds west to east. we have some showers moving toward the tennessee and ohio valley from st. louis and indianapolis. that's the shower threat for tonight. as we get into the weekend, though, the shower threat goes late tomorrow,

the virginia senator tim kaine tweeting the senseless killing of two nypd officers last night -- absolutely heart breaking. thoughts and prayers with their families and loved ones. congressman al green wrote the murder of the two new york police department officers was truly a dastardly deed. my prayers are with their families. new york charlie wrangle -- let usess pray pray for healing and peace building in our committees. president obama issuing a statement yesterday saying i unconditionally condemn today's murder of two police officers in new york city. the national black caucus of state legislatures recently talked about reducing violent in predominantly black communities during their annual conference officials andh law enforcement, they discussed effort to keep kids in school, the use of special prosecutors in officer involved shootings, and police training tactics. this is about an hour and a half. now, i want to start by highlighting just a couple of things that those of us here at nbc sl think are important for the record. systemicize the complexity of this issue, and comprehensive

you'll have democrats like tim kaine from virginia who said they want to limit this to no boots on their strikes only. very up to date reports about how much it will cost. you have republicans that said we should have more force. we should have boots on the ground. expected pointed questions from the left and the right. scene the next congress. house speaker john boehner says he wants congress to specifically authorize this latest escalation against isis and not operate off that 2001 operation use of force. not getting a lot of attention. everything is focused on the issues. >> luke russert, thank you so much. i want to bring in wisconsin republican senator ron johnson, a member of both the foreign relations and homeland security committees. senator always good to see you, thanks for being with me this morning. secretary kerry is going to be testifying before your committee about the new authorization bill for the use of military force that luke was talking about there. in your opinion, what needs to be in that bill? >> well first of all, let's take a step back and talk about how this

let's bring in senator tim kaine, serves on the foreign relations committee and budget committee.l covered, senator. >> glad to be with you. >> welcome to "new day." let's talk about this. you are holding hearings tomorrow. will you have secretary of state john kerry there. the obvious pushback is why have a hearing? why not vote already? why isn't this happening? what's your take? >> look, it's shocking we haven't had a vote the president started this war against isil on the 8th of august. we are four months today into this war. congress hadn't had a debate or a vote. i filed an authorization resolution with an authorization with limitations in september. i have been trying to get a hearing on it. finally we will have a hearing this week, senator menendez our schar has pushed. we will have an authorization on wednesday or thursday. i am glad we are finally there, it shouldn't have taken this long. >> why did it take this long? some of your brothers or sisters want to sue every president for every action he takes. it seems both sides of the aisle have gave pass with the post-dange

truly cooperative effort and i'm very grateful for the leadership of senator mark warner and senator tim kaine as champions of bay restoration. i would also like to thank my fellow virginia representatives, frank wolf, jim moran, bobby scott, jerry connolly, and scott rigell, as well as chris van hollen of maryland and congressman randy forbes for their consistent support in getting this bill through the house. i first introduced this bill in 2008 and it has been a difficult road to get to where we are now. but the bay, too, has had a difficult road and with the house passage today, mr. speaker, we will be one step closer to the next chapter of the bay's long history of efforts to restore her to her previous bounty. today we see that there remains the economic foundation of our region is vested in the chesapeake bay and it continues to be a national treasure. we hope that with today's efforts it will continue to be enjoyed for generations and generations to come. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support the chesapeake bay and this commonsense bill and i yield back the balance of my time. t