holcomb. mr. holcomb: i am pro-life. understand the debate is been going on for decades and there are good people on both sides. having said that, i personally have the right to take another innocent life. while my agenda will focus on economic development, community development, excellence in education, and good government and taxpayer value, if legislation comes down to my desk, i will be working with those legislators before it arrived so we can avoid any missed impressions along the way. moderator: thank you very much. now we come to the segment of the debate where candidates speak on a topic of their choice. mr. holcomb will go first and can talk for up to one minute. mr. bell will follow on the same topic for a maximum of two minutes. mr. gregg will also speak on that topic for up to two minutes. and then we will conclude the first round with mr. holcomb, who can close out the topic with up to one minute of rebuttal. the other candidates will have the same opportunity to speak on a topic of their choice following t

holcomb? eric holcomb: i love this topic. this has been part of idna my entire life -- my dna my entire life. we have been successful in that, in the governor's office over the years. i can cite a few examples whether it is property tax reform where he cut property taxes for bringing together strange bedfellows. you hear that in the political arena a lot. it was my job to reach out to the labor community and the business community. i was going to some offices, people would say, don't sit down, you will not be here that long. after the course of the breaking the ice and engaging in conversation, we were able to get a deal done because we both laid all of our cards on the table faceup, very transparent, and said, this is about the future. this is about the next generation. that is how we moved the state forward each and every year since. you know, i want to was reallyeone who important. iran four years ago, closest race -- i ran four years ago. my wife asked me in november of 2014, she said, do you want to be governor or do you

holcomb. lt. gov holcomb: it's good to be back on the campus. thank you to the indiana debate commission. thank you to the cubs fans tuning and before the first pitch. i would like to say indiana has never been a more prosperous position. unemployment is 4.5% lower than the national average. we have more people working in the private sector than ever before in our 200 year history of the state. and a triple-a credit rating. we have become a real leader nationally and internationally. to take us to the next level, i believe we are going to have to focus on our people, our people, our people. if we equip our youngest people at the preschool age, when have a ticket to their success going into a college or career, we will take indiana to the next level. >> now mr. gregg. mr. gregg: i want to thank my opponents for the stability of which we have taken this debate. i would be are mystified and congratulate them on their conduct. i want to serve as indiana's first governor. -- 51st governor. i believe in

holcomb. mr. holcomb: i am pro-life. i understand the debate is been going on for decades and there are good people on both sides. having said that, i personally have the right to take another innocent life. while my agenda will focus on economic development, community development, excellence in education, and good government and taxpayer value, if legislation comes down to my desk, i will be working with those legislators before it arrived so we can avoid any missed impressions along the way. moderator: thank you very much. now we come to the segment of e debate where candidates speak on a topic of their choice. mr. holcomb will go first and can talk for up to one minute. mr. bell will follow on the same topic for a maximum of two minutes. mr. gregg will also speak on that topic for up to two minutes. and then we will conclude the first round with mr. holcomb, who can close out the topic with up to one minute of rebuttal. the other candidates will have the same opportunity to speak on a topic of their choice following t

holcomb. you to the university of indianapolis and the debate commission. and all of you who are joining us, here or live streaming at home, soon we will celebrate our 200th birthday, our bicentennial and we have blazed trails over the last 200 years. way throughed our new frontiers and achieved amazing things once thought in thinkable. i will submit to you that there are a couple of reasons why we have been able to make such progress and also that over the last 12 years, we have come further and faster than probably any other 12 your time. it is because of leadership and because hoosiers have come to meet high expectations. so over the course of the last 12 years, i have been so proud to have been a part of the leadership that ushered in that progress. and i look forward to talking about the issues of 12 years ago and leading up to this point, where we are today and where we will be 12 years from now. fromator: next, we hear john gregg. thank you. i would like to serve as our state's 51st gov

holcomb, one minute to close the topic. mr. holcomb: well, indiana has a unemployment rate. we are lower than the national average. "ceo magazine" has rated indiana the number one state in the midwest to do business, something kentucky can't claim. we have been rated the number one state for small business, something kentucky can't claim. i am proud to have the endorsement of the national federation of independent businesses that oversee the concerns of small businesses throughout the state. they are in fact, the real lifeblood of our communities and are offering opportunities everywhere you look. we areneed to make sure continuing to keep our state out in front when it comes to where folks around the world and the country are looking to relocate their business. the others and companies will continue to grow when we keep our fiscal house in order. moderator: now to the final question of the night. this will be a 30 second response from each of you and serve as the closing statement. why would you be the best candidate to lead indiana into the economic future. mr. gregg. i st

holcomb. mr. holcombe: again, i think this was the regional cities initiative to try to create vibrant communities. it was not just a single community, it was a region, but of course, it is about connecting one to the other. broadband is a fantastic example of not just access, but speed. the question is who is going to pay for it. the federal government has some programs that help on the rural front, but when you get into the southern terrain, the hilly, rocky terrain, it becomes very very expensive. we need to make sure our communities are ready. have questions about indiana's infrastructure. after a bridge gave out, a section of i-65 had to be closed last fall. the governor stepped up spending on maintenance for roads and bridges. the legislature will be revisiting the issue this year. what do you think it will take to ensure the infrastructure can be kept in good repair, and how would you pay for it? mr. bell: i have mentioned before, i think one of the most important things we can do is insist

strippers say that the marijuana's were outside in plainview, including holcomb's adding that none of the property , owne in amherst, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: now let's go back to matthew and our weekend weather. harvey? harvey: the colors are peaking up north and where they are peaking, sunday and monday, the weather looks great. sunday, a little questionable down here. decent color as well. basically central and western new england, or central and a lot of good patches of color here locally. the patriots in cleveland sunday. looks great. clear skies. the red sox game three will be here on sunday and it looks like it will be in the 50's. it looks like there will be rain , but i think it will be over by game time. hopefully game four, which would be monday evening. both will be cool, with monday temperatures may be dropping into the 40's moving north. a steady 12 miles per hour, on his way to making a very close pass to savannah, georgia and was a gets to the georgia coast line is going to continue to be a few miles offshore of the south carolina coast as well. look at the t

holcomb?>> well, over the last year i've had the privilege and the ability to travel to all 92 counties throughout the state of indiana and ideally i've received a lot of feedback. there are good people on both ends of this issue who have differing opinions, contrasting opinions. and what we witnessed over this last year during the general assembly were both sides of the issue did not come to any consensus or any agreement, made no progress. in fact, they said, both sides said they would not seek a compromise. and then we had a committee hearing some months ago. and began taking back that there was no compromise or no inching toward any kind of agreement. we have in indiana local ordinances allow folks to address the economic develop the side of this with local h.r. rose. and his local committees seek to take events of those, they have been. if they seek not to they haven't been. that's the balance. we got a record tourism year in 2015 after we got through this. >> moderator: mr. gregg? >> the

holcomb.u, mizell, and thank you to -- it's good to be back on the campus briefing to the indiana debate commission for hosting author of the debates and thanks even to the cubs fans are tuning in before the first pitch. i'd like to set the outset indiana has never been any more prosperous position to our unemployment rate is 4.5%, lower than the national average. we have more people working than ever before in our 200 euros to of the state, healthy savings account and a aaa credit rating. we have become a leader nationally and internationally come in logistics and biosciences and manufacturing. to take us to the next level i believe we will have to focus on our people, our people, our people. if we equip our youngest people in the pre-k age of high school, graduation level, when you have a ticket to their success going into a college or career we will, in fact, take indiana to the next level. >> now we'll hear from mr. gre mr. gregg. >> i want to thank both my opponent for the civility of whi

constitutional rights. 81-year-old peg holcomb says -- she uses the marijuana -- for medicinal purposes. glaucoma. i am a responsible and mature citizen. this is a violation. a violation of my rights." i asked them if they had a warrant. they said they could get a warrant if i chose to escalate." state troopers say -- they have to seize marijuana plants -- when they see them -- as part of a state program. and they say -- they usually -- don't press criminal charges. this guy is lucky to be alive after getting stuck in the one of the communities affected by now tropical storm matthew. the bald eagle was rescued after the motorist pulled over and called for help. clay county sheriff's deputies and fire rescue workers turned the eagle over to the beaks wildlife bird sanctuary. players -- tossed from a high- school football game in new york. nats of fighting we'll tell you -- what started this brutal -- bench-clearing family friendly fun is just a short drive down eastern ave. where you can travel in back time to see kings, queens and real live jousting! and.. don't forget to download the a

holcomb. toi would like to voters know i have a passion and the passion comes from having trouble the state and talked to hundreds and thousands of users -- people from around the state. not ideology. i can assure you is governor i and i willniter never embarrass the citizens or the state of indiana. gregg.or: thank you mr. you for beingnk here and thank you for the tone in civility with which you have approached all these debates. when it you agree? [applause] and thanks to all of you for watching or listening. special thanks to the university of southern indiana for hosting this debate. television station wfi he for in theng the station league of women voters for keeping time for the candidates. on behalf of the indiana debate foundation, i hope you plan to participate in the electoral process by getting out the vote for the candidate of your choice. good night. [applause] >> c-span brings you more debates this week from key u.s. house and senate races. c-span, debate for the maryland senate

the indiana governor's debate between republican lieutenant governor eric holcomb, democrat john greg and libertarian rex bell. wednesday at 7:00, live on c-span, democratic congressman, chris van hollen and republican kathy shilega. at 10:00, a debate for the florida senate. between republican senator, marco rubio and democratic congressman, patrick murphy. live thursday night, republican senator, kelly ayotte and democratic governor, maggie hassan debate for the election seat. watch key races on the c-span network and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span where history unfolds daily. >>> knew, now, a debate from washington state. this is courtesy of the washington state debate coalition and seattle city club.

holcomb. finally, mr. gregg? mr. gregg: i would like voters to know that i have a passion for indiana. that comes from traveling the state and talking to countless hoosiers. that has helped us great a vision for indiana and a detailed written plan based on what is best for indiana, not ideology. and i can assure you as governor, i would be a uniter and i will never embarrass the citizens or the state of indiana. moderator: thank you, mr. gregg. gentlemen, thank you for being here, and thank you for just the tone and civility with which you have approached all of these debates. would you agree? [applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> thanks. moderator: thanks to all of you for watching and listening. we want to give special thanks to the university of southern indiana for hosting this debate, television station program,producing the and the league of women voters for keeping time for the candidates. on behalf of the indiana debate commission we hope you further , participate in the process by getting out to vote for th

. >> reporter: christina holcomb representing the churches in haverhill, south ridge, fitchburg and swansea saying the commission and ag have made threats against the church if they don't uphold the law. >> this is their own government that said because of who you are and the beliefs that you poll and teach within your church you could be penalized up to $50,000 or thrown in jail for up to a protection, like freedom massachusetts, calling foul, writing, quote, hundreds of faith leaders and communities spoke out in strong support of the transgender protection's law this year. this lawsuit is no more than a last ditch scare tactic to single out transgender people for the attack. people we talked to are split on the issue. some saying their separation of church and state for a reason. >> i like that the country's moving in a more progressive direction but i think religion is one of those cornerstones of american society that really should be allowed to do whatever we want to do. inside we are pleased that we finally have a law in place that protects transgender people from describe nation in p

margaret holcomb who goes by peg, says she uses marijuana for medicinal purpose and believes it has helped with her glaucoma. she says she was out of town when authorities came to the property. her son says he heard a time later troopers were at the home knocking on the door. the massachusetts state police says it was a part of a marijuana eradication operation working with the state's national guard. >> we supposedly live in a democracy. i am beginning to wonder about that. >> you feel like that is a violation? >> yeah, a violation of my constitutional rights. particularly the fourth amendment. police says it doesn't matter what the marijuana is used for. the law makes it illegal to grow it outside in an unsecure area. maria: he's a kid who grew up in belmont and loves baseball. at the young age of 19 he was offered one of the greatest seats and jobs at fenway park. the scoreboard keeper inside the green monster. and now after 25 years christian elias is saying goodbye. ed harding and i got a look inside his office. maria: 25 years, we're saying goodbye. >> absolutely. come on in to what

the indiana governors debate between eric holcomb, and libertarian rex bell. wednesday at 7:00 live on c-span, democratic congressman chris van hollen, then the debate for the florida senate between republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. and live thursday night at 8:00 eastern republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassen, debate for the new hampshire seat. watch house and governors races on the c-span networks. c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the national historic perez indication act, an event hosted with parks director robert stanton. this is half an hour. >> good morning. welcome to the united states capitol visits center. my name is beth plemens. and have i the pleasure of being the center's chief executive officer. we're delighted to have you here today as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the national historical preservation act. our exhibits and education team have planned a full day of activities,

in time, the team has signed quarterback kevin holcomb, who spent the first five weeks of practice squad, brass travel to nashville this week to take on the tennessee titans.trs the aftereffects of hurricane mattheww are still a major concern, and flooding the flooding is for five deep with record levels expecteded some rivers not crest until friday t accrue through water had over ten people killed we are not messing around and don't want t put people at risk to save your lives o . >> the problems are largely haiti wheresi the storm killed hundreds. matthew causing mass destruction and now there is concern over spread of cholera, world health organization is sending 1 million doses of cholera vaccine to the impoverished nation..il >> back here, it is time to prepare for the skillful. >> summit county odot help an event to get ready for winter, there are spending the day checking 25 top to bottom included the engines and tires and everythin in between to make sure that they're ready to go when the snow starts to fly.weat if we get it now we can have before and everything ready in tip top

and now she says they violated her constitutional rights. 81-year-old peg holcomb says -- she uses the marijuana for medicinal purposes. glaucoma. i am a responsible and mature citizen. this is a violation. a violation of my rights." i asked them if they had a warrant. they said they could get a warrant if i chose to escalate." state troopers say -- they have to seize marijuana plants -- when they see them -- as part of a state program. and they say -- they usually don't press criminal charges. developing news... dollar fine. mylan -- will pay 4-hundred 65- million dollars-- to the government. the embattled pharmaceutical company -- is accused of overcharging medicaid for the life-saving allergy drug. under the agreement -- mylan does not admit -- any wrong doing. straight ahead... the backlash donald trump is getting after a 2005 tape is released.... how its benefiting the democrat party... you're watching good morning las vegas.. we'll be right back on this morning. race for the white house... vulgar video. the g-o-p nominee-- making predatory comments about woman -- bordering on sex

massachusetts -- state troopers swarm an elderly and now she says they violated her 81-year-old peg holcomb says -- she uses the marijuana for medicinal purposes. she says -- it helps with her glaucoma. i am a responsible and mature citizen. this is a violation. a violation of my rights." i asked them if they had a warrant. they said they could get a warrant if i chose to escalate." state troopers say -- they have to seize marijuana plants -- when they see them -- as part of a state program. and they say -- they usually don't press criminal charges. the makers of epipen have agreed to a multi-million dollar fine. mylan -- will pay 4-hundred 65- million dollars-- to the government. the embattled pharmaceutical company -- is accused of overcharging medicaid -- for the life-saving allergy drug. under the agreement -- mylan does not admit -- any wrong doing. straight ahead... the backlash donald trump is getting after 2005 tape is released....is in someway you're watching good morning las vegas.. we'll be right back on this facebook. 00-005 a friend of the daycare worker -- posting the video on

holcomb. mr. holcomb: well, for the overall purpose of this debate, on jobs and economy, i stepped forward and answered the call when the former governor daniels ran. our state was in a fiscal mess and we turned the things around and got us moving in the right direction. with morerselves people working than ever before in our state history with a low one of women right. i will continue to focus on those things that got us this far. economic development, community development, and making sure we are delivering good government at great taxpayer value. moderator: thank you. gentlemen, thank you for being here to share your views on these important values. and thanks to all of you for watching and listening. we want to give a special thanks wipb, and to the indiana state university, and the league of women voters for keeping the clock. viewers, remind the you can still submit questions for the candidates and the one remaining gubernatorial debate debate one u.s. senate that has been scheduled. you can

holcomb. >> well, for the very reason of the overall purpose of this debate on jobs and economy, i step forward and answered the call when mitchell ran. it got us moving in the right direction and we found with more people working in history, triple a credit rating. i will focus on those things that got us this far. economic development, striving for excellence in education and making sure we are delivering good government at a taxpayer value. >> thank you. >> live now to the executive chair of the ford motor company, he is here in washington to talk about the future of the transportation industry, bill ford will be interviewed by david, live in c-span2. >> and then became the ceo in 2003 which he did until 2006, he is currently the executive chairman of ford. ford is a company that his great grandfather henry ford started in 1903 and has a market value of roughly $49 billion and revenue last year 199,000 employees and net income last year $7.2 billion. bill is active not only in helps to run ford, but also in activities in detroit area. he's a hockey player and a black belt in marshall

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and now she says they violated her constitutional rights. 81-year-old peg holcomb says -- she uses the marijuana for medicinal purposes. she says -- it helps with her glaucoma. i am a responsible and mature a violation of my rights." i asked them if they had a warrant. they said they could get a warrant if i chose to escalate." state troopers say -- they have to seize marijuana plants -- when they see them -- as part of a state program. and they say -- they usually don't press criminal charges. straight ahead... in this week's dirty dining...they're giving darcy spears the run around...after getting a grade c for storing trash by food and workers not and-- the unlv running rebel football foundation is here! we'll talk to them...about why the community's support is the a new coach...the annoucment of the fettita football complex....but they still need joining me now is tim o'reilly with the unlv football foundation! why is it important for the community to support the unlv football foundation? how is the unlv football foundation different than what unlv does for the football foundation?

massachusetts state police flew a helicopter over her home and then sent in a team of troopers margaret holcomb was in amherst and says she has arthritis and glaucoma and hoping to use the drug to help her sleep. state police confirm they did conduct a drug operation last month. property owners were not charged but allowed the drugs to be seized without getting a warrant. a total of 44 plants were confiscated. >>> a new hampshire man is accused of trying to kill his mother with a front end loader. police were call with a report that he used the loader to hit brother and no one was hurt. a judge released the 54-year-old on $170,000 in bail today. >>> police officers in goffstown new hampshire will start wearing body cameras by the end of the week. it can record for about 12 hours. the move comes as part of a push across the country calling for police transparency. boston police launched a body camera pilot program last month. jets screaming overhead. the new hampshire national guard says f-15 fighter jets from massachusetts are training in southern vermont and the new hampshire border. the f-15

margaret holcomb says she uses marijuana for medical purposes and believes it has helped her property. her son heard a helicopter overhead and a short time later troopers were at the home. the massachusetts state police says it was part of a marijuana eradication operation working with the state's national guard. >> we supposedly live in a democracy, and i'm beginning to wonder about that now. >> you feel like this is a violation of your constitutional -- >> yes, it's a violation of my constitutional rights, particularly the fourth amendment. doug: a spokesperson for the state police says it doesn't matter what the marijuana is used for. it outside an unrestricted area. shayna: rating the severity of a storm. doug: one unusual method fema uses to judge exactly how bad conditions really are. also, two women accused in another clown scare. they're in trouble with the law. the action a judge is taking after learning the details of this alleged scheme. mike? mike: a cool and seasonably start to your long weekend. the chances of more rain that i'm tracking later this weekend protected educ

margaret holcomb, who goes by peg, says she medical purposes and believes it has helped her with glaucoma. she says she was out of town when authorities came to her property. her son says he heard a helicopter overhead, and a short time later, troopers were at the home. the massachusetts state police says it was part of a marijuana eradication operation. >> we supposedly different in a democracy, and i'm beginning to wonder about that now. >> you feel like this is a violation of your -- >> this is a violation of my constitutional rights, state police says it doesn't matter what the marijuana is used for. the law makes it illegal to grow it outside an unsecure area. shayna: the company behind plans for a wind farm in nantucket sound seems to be dropping the idea. cape wind associates have given their appeal to extend state permits. that would have given the company more time to connect the project to the electric grid. cape wind has faced more than announcing its plan more than 10 years ago. rating the severity of a storm. doug: one of the more unusual methods fema uses to judge how bad co

margaret holcomb -- she goes by peg -- says she uses marijuana for medical purposes and believes it has helped her with her glaucoma. she was out of town when authorities came to her property. her son heard a helicopter overhead and a short time later troopers were at the home. the massachusetts state police says it was part of a marijuana eradication operation working with the state's national guard. >> we supposedly live in a democracy, and i'm beginning to wonder about that now. >> you feel like this is a violation of your constitutional -- >> yes, it's a violation of my constitutional rights, particularly the fourth amendment. doug: a spokesperson for the state police says it doesn't matter what the marijuana is used for. the law makes it illegal to grow it outside an unrestricted area. for a wind farm in nantucket sound seems to be dropping today. "south coast today" has given up cape wind associates time fo get permits. that would have given them time to connect to the electric grid. cape wind has faced more than a dozen lawsuits. rating the severity of a storm. doug: it's interes

this evening democrat john greg, republican lieutenant governor, eric holcomb and libertarian candidate rex bell are running for open indiana governor's seat with incumbent governor mike pence running for vice president. we have live coverage from the university of southern indiana at evansville at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. wednesday maryland u.s. senate candidates, congressman chris van hollen debating republican state delegate, kathy shelaga. coverage underway at 7:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. >> with the supreme court back in session we have a special web page to help you follow the court. go to c-span.org. select supreme court near the right hand top of the page. once there you will see the calendar for this term, a list of all current justices and with supreme court video-on-demand, watch oral arguments that we've aired and recent c-span appearances by supreme court justices at c-span.org. >> column e.j. dionne and peter heart and donald trump advisor retired lt. general joseph kellogg talk about the presidential race. this event was held at the georgetown law center. >> good

margaret holcomb lives in amherst and she said she has arthritis her sleep. state police confirmed they did conduct a drug operation in amherst last month. and the goal apparently was to seize marijuana plants growing in plain view. property owners were not charged, if they allowed the troopers to seize the drugs without getting a warrant. the total of 44 plants were confiscated. >> police in nantucket busted a heroin operation out of the back of a cab. 42 year-old sarah ash l ford is facing several drug related selling drugs out of her taxi cab. investigator toes searched her car and home and found more than 100 bags of heroin, 36 bags of crack cocaine and more than 10,000 in cash. just last month, nantucket police reported 6 overdoses on the island in just a week. they say heroin had been laced with the more potent drug fentanyl. >> dangerous diagnosis uncovered at a local school. officials at westford academy are warning parents some students have been diagnosed with mrsa and staff infections. fox 2 screw where the crews worked to disinfect the entire buil

the indiana governor's debate between eric holcomb, john greg and >> bow -- wednesday at 7:00 -- chrisollen and republican cathy's leica. beat -- on c-span, a to a debate for the florida senate. at 8:00rsday night eastern, republican senator and the democratic governor debate for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, watch key debates on the c-span network. c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> coming up on c-span, hillary clinton and senator elizabeth warren campaign. donald trump campaigns in tampa, florida. that will be followed by a look of north carolina's role as a battleground state in the 2016 elections. road to the white house coverage continues tuesday with presidential candidates in florida. hillary clinton speaks at a rally in coconut creek. -- we are live at 2:15 eastern. later we are live with donald trump in tallahassee at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this week where focusing on presidential battleground state

the candidates are candidate john gregg, republican eric holcomb, and libertarian rex bell that is at 7:00 p.m. eastern. on election day, november 8, the nation decides our next president, and which party to controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates. follow key house and senate races would follow -- with coverage of their speeches. c-span, where history unfolds in daily. donald trump is in florida today. on our companion network c-span2 at 6 p.m. eastern we have a rally from outside the tallahassee car museum. right now on c-span, a look at some recent tv ads from donald trump and hillary clinton. >> let's go hillary. i voted for hillary. >> she definitely has the experience. >> i don't want someone running the country as a business. i am a human being. she gives every individual -- that is what i appreciate from hillary clinton. >> obama is voting for hillary. >> make sure you go out and vote. mrs. clinton: i have hillary clinton, and i approve this message. donald trump: i am donald

debate among for a democrat john greg, the current holcombant governor eric right ertarian rex bell here at 7:00 eastern. vice of tuesday's presidential debate, we'll look and indiana governor mike pence using the c-span video library. >> i've seen this story before. on the television and seen the bad news of a shooting or a weather emergency famine. i've seen these stories, and there will be more stories. in the e was something story yesterday that was different, and it was you. your spirit of even in the dark optimism and community and hope. >> the presidency is the most that runs through the tapestry of the american government. for good or an not ill, it sets the tone for the other branches, and it spurs the expectations of the people. vast and are consequential. its requirements from the outset and by definition, impossible mortals to fulfill, without humility and vast and insistentn set forth in s as the constitution of the united states. mike ook at tim kaine and pence ahead of the vice presidential debate tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org, and listen a

i've talked about by independent for holcomb by approach of working across the aisle to get stuff done that else i'll families and workers. i'm proud of that. what i do is i got washington, d.c. to represent you in the senate taking with me the ohio values i learned growing up. when i was a kid i was living in cleveland, ohio. my dad had a job as a salesman. he decided to give it all up and take a big risk. he took us back to cincinnati which was his hometown to follow his dream. and that was to start a small business. he gave up his health care, he gave up his commission. mortgaged the house, couldn't get enough money to start the business because the bank would give it any money. they had to go to my mom's uncle to get about to start a business. it was five people, five of the guys, my mom was the bookkeeper. it was many the first few years but they persevered through hard work, sacrifice and ethical approach to business. eventually finding their niche. i worked there. my brother worked there. my sister worked there. i ground the rust off forklift trucks, prepared him for picking her

the indiana governor's debate between holcomb, gregg, and bell. wednesday at 7:00, live on c-span, democratic congressman chris van hollen and republican cathy shalega. at 9:00, live on c-span, the iowa third congressional district debate. then at 10:00 on c-span, a debate for the florida senate between marco rubio and patrick murphy. live thursday night at 8:00 eastern, republican senator kelly ai don't tell and democratic governor maggie hassan. now until election day, watch key debates from house, senate, and governors' races on the c-span networks, c-span.org, and listen to the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> assistant treasury secretary for terrorist financing, daniel glaser, is working on stopping terrorists from getting financing. he discussed unique challenges of the islamic state as well as preventing their access to finances. this discussion is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone, we're about to begin, if you could take a seat, that would be great. good afternoon, everyone, welcome to the

the indiana's governor's debate between republican lieutenant governor eric holcomb, democrat john gregg and libertarian rex bell. wednesday live on c-span, democratic congressman and republican debate for the maryland senate seat. at 9:00, live on c-span, the iowa third district debate with republican representative dave young and democrat. c-span debate for florida senate between republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. live thursday night at 8:00 eastern, republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassen debate for new hampshire senate seat. now until election day watch key debates from house, senate and governor's races c-span networks, c-span.org and c-span radio app, c-span where history unfolds daily. >> here on c-span3 tonight american history tv prime time continues with the look at the life of alexander hamilton starting at 8:00 eastern with the visit to morris-jumel mansion, the oldest house in manhattan, then a look how close "hamilton" the musical follows history, a discussion of alexander hamilton's legacy. that's tonight

live coverage on c-span, the indiana governor's debate between republican lieutenant governor eric holcombe, democrat john greg and libertarian rex bell. wednesday at 7:00 live on c-span, democratic congressman chris van hollen and republican kathy shelega for the maryland senate seat. and then live on c-span, the iowa 3rd district congressional debate with republican dave young and republican jim mature. then, a debate for the florida senate between florida senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. and live thursday night at 8:00 eastern, republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie haasen debate for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, watch key debates from house, senate and governors' races on the c-span networks, c-span.org and listen on the c-span app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> here on c-span3 tonight, american history tv prime time continues with a look at the life of alexander hamilton, starting at 8:00 eastern with a visit to the morris-jumel mansion, the oldest house in manhattan, then a look at how close "ham

margaret holcomb uses it and believes it helps with her glau coma. police say it was pa are the of an eradication operation working with the state's national guard. a spokesperson says it doesn't matter what the marijuana is used for, the law makes it illegal to grow outside an unsecured area. >> e why you get paid the big bucks. >> stop it! >> try saying that five times fast. i'm conflicted here because we really sorely need rain and a lot of it and at the same time we have a beautiful weekend, so, i-- and over here, yeah, that's a blessing. kevin will be right back with his forecast and then, it's a homecoming more than seven decades in the making. his what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] chicken cacciatore... boneless chicken in our very own seasoned tomato sauce braised to perfection thanks to our unique ez oven packaging. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven and dinner's ready. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to

live coverage on c-span, the indiana governors, debate between republican lieutenant governor eric holcombemocrat john greg, and libertarian rexdale. wednesday at 7:00 live on c-span, democratic congressman chris van hollen, and republican kathy shirley got debate for the maryland senate seat. then, a debate for the florida senate between republican senator marco rubio, and democratic congressman patrick murphy. thursday night at 8:00 eastern, republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassan debate for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, watch key debates from house, senate, and governors races on the c-span network, c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. ♪ jim: we are back live on the campus of temple university. we are having a good discussion, i think. we hope that you feel that as well. as for the candidates, has this been good for you so far? ms. mcginty: i wouldn't have missed it for the world. [laughter] jim: i want to ask a quick question of both of you. i'm just looking for quick impressions. you

candidate lieutenant governor holcombe was asked about governor pence's decision on syrian refugee resettlement> what's happening in serious heartbreaking at the least and we know through intelligence that isis continues to try to do not only americans harm but others harm as well so while i understand where governor pence was when he made the decision, balancing and making sure we are keeping americans safe and when you hear the fbi director stand up for the country and say we don't know, if they are infiltrating this network dienger stingray came from but will continue to honor the court's decision. we visited longwood virginia and spoke with some of those connected to the college.debate >> host: our first guest of the morning at the university ryan stouffer along with university he has the communications assistant professor in joining us, said mr. stouffer good morning. >> guest: good morning pedrodo how are you doing today? little >> host: talk about your role as a professor in the debate is specifically what if you've been teaching her students about not only the debate but that this year'