we begin the program with senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire. you have called for more lethal weapons for ukraine. the administration has been too slow. they say it might get into the hands of bad guys like it did in afghanistan. >> in this context, no. what we have heard from the administration -- we have to put what has happened since the downing of flight 17 by the russian backed separatists -- russia and putin have put more armament into eastern ukraine. the notion that we will not provide military support for ukraine -- they are not asking us to put troops in. >> do you think the administration is softening? >> no indication. we are not providing them with real-time intelligence. it is critical we do that. the russians have given more anti-aircraft capability back to the separatists. that is the capability that took down the flight. we have seen military cargo planes and jets taken down with this. if they have more real-time intelligence from us about what is happening in their own country, not russia, but the eastern ukraine territory, tha

. ♪ >> this week on "political capital," kelly ayotte on what to do on putin.argaret carlson debates the cia. we begin the program with we begin the program with senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire. you have called for more lethal weapons for ukraine. the administration has been too slow. they say it might get into the hands of bad guys like it did in afghanistan.

we begin the program with senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire.have called for more lethal weapons for ukraine. the administration has been too slow. they say it might get into the hands of bad guys like it did in afghanistan.

we will talk to new hampshire republican kelley ayotte and former cia official mike morrell, mitt romney is running, paul ryan will be along to discuss his new book and the prospect he or maybe romney will run in 2016. >> third time is a charm. >> yes. >> plus we will get the latest from ferguson, missouri as the family and friends of michael brown prepare for his funeral. we will talk to perking son's congressman william lacey clay about what he thinks of the president's ordering a review of the program to supply military combat gear to local police. and we will get a preview of washington's newest memorial from actor gary sinise who is working to armor american's disabled veterans. >> "60 minutes" of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs >> good morning again, on that earthquake on the west coast, it is a 6.0, it was reported north of san francisco in the napa centrally. the u.s. geological survey says it is the largest quake to shake thea sincs about tell, good morning to you, yes, n napa, bob, and this is a real close to the epicenter. this really shook plus the m

. ♪ >> this week on "political capital," kelly ayotte on what to do on putin.garet carlson debates the cia. we begin the program with senator kelly of new hampshire. you have called for more lethal weapons for ukraine. the administration has been too slow. they say it might get into the hands of bad guys like it did in afghanistan.

the senator from new hampshire, senator ayott is saying we need presidential leadership.y are all busting his chops for being on vacation for two weeks. they have been on vacation for five weeks. why aren't the senate and house back in washington now tackling these issues, debating the issues? and give the american people their ideas on how to solve problems. >> in the meantime, krystal, as the president considers action in syria, the house gop is still suing him for taking action on health care here at home. today they announced they hired a law firm for $500 an hour with legal costs running up to $350,000. is this going to be the gop strategy through late summer into fall? more gridlock, more talk about lawsuits and impeachment? >> it's the only thing they've got. they don't agree. the party is split on things like immigration. they've got no plan there. lord thoughs they have to plan for getting the economy back on track and strong wage growth for folks struggling at the bottom of the economic ladder. they have no idea in those recommend realms. the only thing is their

. -- senator ayotte. if we would have had an amendment process like the rules called for in the budget bill, we would've had opportunities on a bipartisan basis to pay for this elsewhere, to have these savings elsewhere, to keep our promises to the people who fulfilled their promise to the security of the united states of america. if we had had this in the omnibus bill. we need to get back to following the rules around this congress. if this has seen the light of day, the elected representatives of the american people, the 100 senators, the 435 members of congress, would never have stood for this broken promise. i think this ought to be a lesson to us. let's keep promises, there's a reason we've got rules around here. it's not to wait and it's not to get around them, because generally it ends up with bad policy. i think you. i want to work with you but i have to say we need to go ahead and act. everyone acknowledges this was wrong and if it was wrong we need to go ahead and send a signal that we're going

senator ayotte. >> i want to thank the chairman. i wanted to ask you, mr. osiecki, in terms of, i really appreciate the hard work that are truck drivers do, and i think it's important to point out, i met a lot of them in my state and a lot of them, they own their own business and our small businesses and independent operators as well that are working pretty hard. they're competing against rail and other things. so it's a, it's an important job and is highly competitive. and, frankly, one of the concerns that the phrase with me is that it's becoming more and more costly to own your own business to be a small operator in this context with not only some the things are being issued that w we're talking about toda, but also some of the new technology is being required. would you agree that harder for the smaller operators in this context? >> i think it is when our mandated technologies. i think that's the case. much of what i was thinking about was voluntarily adopted technology. because, and folks are worked around and it's a and fmcsa for years knows it takes

. >>> kelly ayotte is among the growing number of congress members doing that. but now a congressional committee telling lawmakers they can only post these videos to their personal and campaign accounts. posting on congressional accounts violates ethics rules. >>> can vin dee sell ease relations between the u.s. and russia? challenging vladimir putin to take the ice bucket challenge. he does horse back riding and hunting sans shirt. no word on whether he will take it. that's the dish of scrambled politics. >>> and on the phone with linn sweet. let's talk about what's happening in ferguson. we were watching the live news overnight. and we now know, of course, that eric holder will be arriving today, as we have been talking about for the last several days. the president not going. why can he not go to ferguson? >> well, it would be disruptive. it would be -- there's no end to the critics of obama who say you should do this, you should do that. eric holder's a good choice to move the administration's effort for calm. and security issues. but more important, it woul

." ♪ >> this week on "political capital," kelly ayotte on what to do on putin.t carlson debates the cia. we begin the program with senator kelly of new hampshire. you have called for more lethal weapons for ukraine. the administration has been too slow. they say it might get into the hands of bad guys like it did in afghanistan. >> what we have heard from the administration -- we have to put what has happened since the downing of flight 17 by the russian backed separatists -- russia and putin have put more

we will talk to new hampshire republican kelley ayotte and former cia official mike morrell, mitt romneyng, paul ryan will be along to discuss his new book and the prospect he or maybe romney will run in 2016. >> third time is a charm.

it's got to be the scott walker, bobby jindal, marco rubio, ted cruz, kelly ayotte, republican party and many others as well in 2016. >> host: john in maryland, republican caller. >> caller: good morning. i didn't hear a thing come on. bill kristol, you're a hero of mine. it's a shame you have to come on and defend what your father was. >> guest: i'm happy and proud to defend my father, but thank you for the kind words. >> caller: hey, i haven't read your article about why we fought world war i but i just finished a biography about alvin york was a big hero in the first world war right near the end. yoyou said we guiding light in world war i and world war ii. you're right, and we make a difference. i think both our performance in both those world wars is the reason why the 20th century was called the american century. we got a president who thinks we are not exceptional. i know who could've been more exceptional in the last, previous century. but anyway, the thing about getting in at the last minute, the germans were winning in world war i, and actually their winning world war ii whe

we will talk to new hampshire republican kelley ayotte and former cia official mike morrell, mitt romney

. >> so are you concerned as senator kelly ayotte was on the program last night that some of these universities, justice is not being served with their own infrastructures put in place. >> it's being investigated inconsistently. we also found in some instances athletic departments were investigating them. this is totally inappropriate. there needs to be the best practices, full investigation and, obviously, victims need to be supported, which is not happening. >> sreenivasan: your response? that absolutely supports the point that the colleges and universities are not equipped to do good investigations and essentially to be asked to be law enforcement officials. that's why we think the proper focus is in our police departments and our courts which is where students should go. if they have been raped, if there has been a sexual assault, it needs to be treated as a crime. this will allows then to give colleges and universities time to do what they do well, which is not serving as law enforcement but dealing with education. i think it's important to remember that the sexual assault problem that we'

senator ayotte. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me ask you, administrator huerta, one statement you made actually struck me which is that with this technology, with the drone technology, the uas technology that we -- you hope that the faa gets in a position where unmanned aircraft is operating under the same set of rules as the manned aircraft, is what i heard you say. and what struck me with that is that the unmanned aircraft, the capacity of it as just described by the potential seems to have many different capacities that would interfere with different areas of our lives than manned aircraft. so can you help me understand that? >> sure. first of all, i want to clarify that i would never suggest that they would be operated exactly the same in the national air space system. the distinction i was drawing was that right now unmanned aircraft operate in the national air space system by exception, and the direction we've received from congress is to integrate them so that they are a regular part of the operation of the national ai

bob schieffer's guests will include two republican lawmaker, paul ryan of wisconsin and kelly ayotte of new hampshire. >>> russian trucks are out of eastern ukraine this morning. the convoy crossed back into russia after russia said it had delivered food water and generators. the trucks entered ukraine friday without the permission of the kiev government. ukraine denounced the move as a direct invasion. a spokesman said the trucks left with production equipment to military planes. >>> now to what the obama administration is calling a dangerous intercept and very close call involving an american surveillance plane and chinese fighter jet. it happened earlier this week in international air space off china's southeastern coast. margaret brennan has more. >> reporter: this armed chinese fighter jet came within 20 feet of a u.s. navy p-8 poseidon aircraft on tuesday. so close, the pilots could see each other. they just narrowly avoided colliding. the pentagon said despite being in international air space over the south china sea the j-11 fighter jet made five dangerous and aggressive pass

and kelly ayotte can't be with us this morning, she sends her best, and dr. paul kirshen? research professor at the university of new hampshire. what is your mascot there? >> it's the wildcats. >> the wildcats, yes. we've had some rough football saturdays against the wildcats and the blue hens. we, but we're always happy to welcome you here. i understand your research focuses on a lot of resources, engineering and management as well as climate change vulnerability assessment and adaptation and planning. so it's a mouthful, but we're happy that you could join us. thanks so much for coming. and ms. lindene patton, my mother was a patton, chief climate officer for zurich international group. in this role ms. pattop, i'm told, is responsible for policy and risk management relate to climate change. you might actually have a member of your family here or two, is that true? would you put on your mic and just introduce whoever's here from your family? maybe they'll stand up or something. >> my daughters, amilya and zoe. >> amilya, would you raise your hand? hi. zoe, would you rais

. >> and grateful to senator nelson and senator fischer, senator ayotte and senator blunt for being here today, and i'm going to turn to senator blunt, and if he is still here, then go to senator nelson. >> thank you, chairman. ms. claybrook, i heard you say you'd like to work with the trucking association for safety for children. i think i heard you say that two sentences after you said something like this is the first time i've ever heard the trucking association care about, say they cared about whether children were hurt by trucks or not to. i would think those two things probably don't work out very well together. and i'm sure nobody here wants children to be hurt by trucks. i'm also sure that if you put more people on the road at five in the morning, more people are going to be on the road when kids go to school. i just don't think there's any way you can argue against that. and i'm sensitive to mr. dawson's point that people who are working different shifts all the time get into a rest pattern that's senate. you know, a -- significant. a lot of people work the night shift all the t

these include proposals from senators shaheen, ayotte, mcconnell, sanders, pryor, hagen and others. the differences among these proposals highlight the challenges and opportunities in endeavoring to repeal this legislation before it takes effect in 2016. but i believe we must find a way to repeal it, and i predict that we will. i i trust that our first panel will also address the broader context in which this provision's repeal will be considered including both the stress placed on the department of defense budget by the combination of congressionally-mandated budget reductions approaching a trillion dollars over the next decade, and also combined with the dramatic growth in the cost of military pay and benefits. the military services have responded to severe budget pressure by reducing force structure and end strength, deferring repair of equipment, delaying or canceling modernization programs and allowing training levels to seriously decline. the department of defense has told us that it will be unable to meet legislatively-mandated future budget levels unless it also begins to cu

"face the nation" from cbs, with lacy clay once wisconsin, ryan of senator kelly ayotte, and mike rrell.lmike mo again, the rebroadcast of the shows begins at noon eastern with nbc's "meet the press." 1:00 "this week." sunday." news 3:00 "face the nation." c-span orthem here on on c-span radio. download the app or listen online to c-span.org. >> next week, special primetime programming on the c-span networks. debate from glasgow, a over scottish independence. ofues on targeting conservative groups. on educating children from disadvantaged backgrounds. thursday, e-house budget committee hearing -- a house budget committee hearing. friday night, native american history. on c-span2, book tv in prime time. monday, a discussion about school choice. tuesday night, writer john hope bryant on "how the poor can save capitalism." withdnesday, an interview the author of a biography about neil armstrong. on thursday, a tour of book for bush or simon & schuster. -- of book published simon & schuster. c-span three, monday, the reconstruction era and civil rights. tuesday, the end of world war ii and th

and then you this in kelly ayotte, another member of the armed servicearmed services com. senator harry reid, majority leader tom had this to say earlier in august. we'll be heading of mr. foley highlights the role of foreigners with isis. any americans involved in isis will be dealt with as traders. and also this from bernie sanders, independent senator from vermont. that coming from ber so that coming from bernie sanders, independent, from vermont. and then also this from the speaker of the house john boehner had this to say on august 8 when the president begins these airstrikes against isis in iraq. >> host: poll, independent caller. what are your thoughts? >> caller: good morning. i think he should go to congress because the are two things that the gop will not sunday to -- will not say no to but it's tax credits and war. this is what they are all about. this is what they represent. they are always willing to fight wars. they don't worry about how it's a four anything. the president should go to them and let's see if they send no this time to him. >> host: j. in clearw

>> i have a sacred obligation to senator ayotte. she is next. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate it. let me just say up front on this issue of athletic departments investigating sexual assault allegations, that is ridiculous. you've got to fix that right away. i am a proud graduate of the penn state university, and it's obviously we're -- it was so troubling and disappointing to see what happened at my university. i loved the university, but the athletic department is not where you handle these kinds of allegations, so you've got to fix that, dr. emmert. walk out this door and fix that. what i'm troubled about when i hear the testimony today, and i just need to understand, senator blumenthal asked about the change to an employer/employee model. we've talked about compensation, potentially, for athletes today. i don't want to see any athletes mistreated. i want them to be able to have a quality of life that's important as they serve and get the education and be able to be an athlete, student athlete model. but as i think about what, for example, the nlrb did