we continue now with your questions for candidates pete ricketts and chuck hassebrook and fred knapp up next with the question directed first towards mr. hassebrook. >> today 22% of nebraska families with children are headed by a single mother in less than 70% by married couples. that's a dramatic change from where those numbers were three decades ago. should nebraska make any changes to respond to this trend and should we consider changing the law to favor to shared parenting and custody cases? hassebrook: i'm not sure about that. it's an issue i need to study more. i do think that there have been many negative impacts of the breakdown in the family and a growing number of children being raised in one family. one of the challenges we face today is we have a lot of children in nebraska who aren't getting what they need at home because parents are so stressed. many single families are living in poverty. they are stressed for time because they are trying to hold jobs and many of those children don't get what they need at home to prepare them to succeed in kindergarten. we all have a st

one from nebraska where democrat chuck hassebrook needs ricketts. here's a look at the ads in the nebraska race. >> all across the state i see people facing the same challenges. they want a fair shot and that's why i'm running for governor. i stood up for the family farmers and ranchers and we have 10,000 small businesses. as governor i will invest in the education by expanding early childhood education, training the workers for good jobs. i am running for governor because when raskin's worked together, we succeed. >> typical politicians are at it again. they are losing so they are falsely attacking pete ricketts. but he is a proud nebraska businessman and worst with a plan that cut property taxes. >> typical politicians don't get it. when i started with a family business we had 150 people working in the law and now there

on c-span 2, the nebraska's governor's debate between chuck hassebrook and coverage of the debate between john lewis and former state senator ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> over the next few hours we'll bring you the new york ideas festival. a conversation on young people and social media. later, an executive with linkedin and founders of ideapod and change.org and mental floss. this is just over an hour. >> please welcome to the stage megan garber, christina lewis halpern, tao feek rabiu and rassoules rassoules. >> good morning. >> so today it's my honor to welcome this great group of people. i'm going to get right to the conversation and do a lightning introduction of all of them then we'll get right into it to my right is christina lewis halpern founder of all star code a nonprofit dedicated to closing the opportunity gap between young men of color and tech sector. welcome. next to her we have taofeek rabiu who is of the senior technical manager of aol. who he both manages products and team development and coding since he was 14