new york under the gun as well as central and western pennsylvania, west virginia, southern and eastern ohio, central kentucky. other areas of severe weather is possible across parts of missouri, arkansas and western parts of tennessee. the main threat with any of these thunderstorms will be once again large hail, damaging winds, of course, the possibility of tornadoes as well as local flooding. for cbs news, craig setzer, miami. >>> tropical storm dolly formed this morning. the national hurricane center says dolly will approach mexico's east coast by tonight and move inland by tomorrow morning. >>> and this morning, in northern california, firefighters are battling a fire in california. one person is in the hospital with serious burns after a brush fire broke out in sonoma county. a cabin was destroyed and five other homes damaged. two others were treated for burns or smoke inhalation. >>> the fbi ace its addressing how the intimate photos of several female celebrities were stolen and posted online. the pictures of actress jennifer lawrence, model kate upton and others began to appear sunda

we look at eastern ohio where we have this big oil and gas fine they've been developing over the last three or four years. it's a really big deal. now you understand, this was the heart of the so-called rust melt, this is where it started. and what's happening there, the development, all the good jobs, it literally is like manna falling from heaven. i don't think the congress either side of the aisle wants this to go away. now, what i didn't spend as much time talking about was how much oil and gas do we have in the intermountain west on federal lands and in the continental shelf. we have abundant oil and gas reserves that can help fuel our economy for hundreds of years. this is a lot different than what was being preached 20 and 30 years ago. let's make sure that we use it in a way to maximize the potential for our entire country for a long time. >> let's go next to joe lawler from "the washington examiner." >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to ask you about two things you didn't mention. one is immigration reform and housing. the obama administration says immigration reform is a key

we look at eastern ohio where we have got this big oil and gas line they have been developing over the last three or four years. it's a big deal. you have to understand this was the heart of the so-called rust belt. this is where it started and what is happening there, the development and all the good jobs it's like manna falling from heaven. i don't think the congress on either side of the aisle wants us to go away. what i didn't spend much time talking about was how much oil and gas we have in the m2 mountain west on federal lands in the continental shelf. we have an abundance of oil and gas reserves that can help fuel our economy for hundreds of years. this is a lot different than what was being treated -- preach 20 or 30 years ago. let's make sure we use it in a way to maximize the potential for our entire country for a long time. >> let's go next to joe waller from the "washington examiner." >> thank you mr. speaker. i want to ask you about two things you didn't mention. one is immigration reform and how the obama administration says immigration reform is a key part of our growth

eastern ohio, an active tornado warning. we have our eyes wide open.o the afternoon, showers and storms become possible. 88. we will cool off on friday. saturday, a cooler day. another cold front. beautiful weather sunday, monday, tuesday, and wednesday. the skins are getting ready for action. >> it's like when we were kids. and after and good -- an afternoon game like this, long shadows. the nationals are on the field right now against the braves. a 2-1 -- they are trailing 2-1. the redskins were back on the field and put in the game plan for the jacksonville jaguars. the skins need to win badly. washington has lost nine straight games. they haven't won a game in almost a year. houston, a 2-14 team, the them last sunday. quarterback controversy? that is head coach jay gruden, still seeking that first nfl win, and whether it is gruden showing off his arm or and all smiles robert griffin iii, or desean jackson going with the one-handed approach, the redskins looked relaxed as they head into what the -- what could be considered a must win game. >> i thin

rest of the atmosphere isn't moist enough to create showers or storms until you get back into eastern ohio. that part of the system is moving our way and should be affecting us tonight. not so much this afternoon. here is the future cast as we go through three, four, five, six, we've got nothing on there. but we'll be watching it in central pennsylvania getting ready to charge through here this evening, generally between about 8:00 north and west to about midnight south and east, then it's out of here. once it's out of here, we're going to have lower humidity for a while. we'll talk about the timing of this storm and how much relief we'll get and for how long with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> take a look at this video. this is a tornado moving through dexter, kansas. that's just east of arkansas city. the twister can be seen touching down as it is illuminated by lightning. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> a storm chaser was injured after he was struck by lightning in iowa. the man was in dennison where a strong storm system moved through sunday night. the man is expected to

we look at eastern ohio where we have got this big oil and gas line they have been developing over the last three or four years. it's a big deal. you have to understand this was the heart of the so-called rust belt. this is where it started, and what is happening there, the development and all the good jobs, it's like manna falling from heaven. i don't think the congress on either side of the aisle wants us to go away. what i didn't spend much time talking about was how much oil and gas we have in the mountain west on federal lands in the continental shelf. we have an abundance of oil and gas reserves that can help fuel our economy for hundreds of years. this is a lot different than what was being preached 20 or 30 years ago. let's make sure we use it in a way to maximize the potential for our entire country for a long time. >> let's go next to joe lawler from the "washington examiner." >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to ask you about two things you didn't mention. one is immigration reform and how the obama administration says immigration reform is a key part of our growth over the

louis, indianapolis as well as parts of ohio, reports of funnel clouds, tornadoes and some damage in northern and eastern sections of ohio. for us, tomorrow afternoon, especially after about 3:00 o'clock we're looking at the threat for some severe weather. we're talking brief downpours/gusty winds as well as some lightning with any of the activity that develops in your backyard. a dry start. muggy tomorrow morning, but watch the clock. by 3:00 we're watching some scattered showers and storms. it's not going to be a squall line or a solid line of showers and thunderstorms. we're looking at a broken line. but if you're underneath that activity you're looking at some gusty winds, downpours as well as lightning that system will move into south jersey after 7:00. eight, 9:00 o'clock and linger just for few hours down the shore but behind it, we're going to look at a pretty nice friday ahead. the high temperature today in philadelphia made it up to 82 degrees. that's 2 degrees above the normal which is down to 80 for this time of year. temperatures right now dropping into the low 60s for the poke neck mountain

portions of eastern michigan into portions of northwestern ohio. but as you look further to the west, and cloud cover up along 70 and 80. a storm moving to the northern rockies. the watch that as it creeps into the region. here's how things look on the computer model, dry conditions, wind from the north. the cloud cover will be there early. then we watched the rain moved close to us wednesday night into thursday the chance of rain released bikes on thursday. friday would begin to dry out. today's high, 6 degrees. typically at this time of the year we are warmer. we are dry wednesday and thursday. chance of rain. high reaches 75 degrees. erin has more on delays. >> it's just like it came in and cool down and let's see how that affects traffic. we do have delays on the cta blue line. on the forest park bound train their having issues at lasalle. watch for delays there. hopefully that won't continue. right now delays are 15-20 minutes behind schedule. over to the entrance ramp, blocked until 5:00 a.m.. volume is still not causing any big backups. in t

some could produce severe weather in portions of indiana, eastern parts of illinois and also across ohiond southeastern michigan including the city of detroit. ahead of that system not feeling anything like fall. in memphis and dallas you are going to be seeing the highs into the 90's. take a look at areas behind it. upper 60's in minneapolis and also rapid city. that cool down will continue across several areas. in new york city by sunday. not so much fall by cooler. 81 degrees for a high then. only in the 70's in boston. heather and lea heavy norberg expected to bring dangerous conditions across california. >> the time is 11 minutes after the hour. she crossed the line with these comments comparing governor scott walker to a domestic abuser. >> scott walker has given the women -- >> will she aboll guys to what wasser man hulschultz is saying this morning. >> eating brownie laced with pot. what's worse, they brought them to school. >> it is never too early. kmart getting into the holiday spirit with a new ad. there's one thing missing. >> i think it can be too early. who's more excited

maryland as of right now at the top of the big 10 eastern division standings inklugs penn state, ohio state, michigan and michigan state. first-ever big 10 conference dame for the terps took place in hoosier country. skip to second quarter. knotted at 3. threatening c.j. brown. scoring touchdowns. maryland takes a 10-3 lead off that score. later on, showing off the arm. finding one of his playmakers. 29 yard touchdown. taking a selfie for a touchdown celebration. i like it. this, i didn't like so much. c.j. brown, cast on left hand. sprained that left wrist knop word if he'll be ready for next week just yet. brown out. second string in. a swing pass. he'll dot rest down the sidelines. 36-yard touch down fwop in the game. maryland win as first big 10 difference game 37-15 over indiana. >>> virginia, they won two game all of last season taking on kent state today. first quarter, up a touchdown. colin reardon's pass picks off. this is maurice canaday. the junior. watch this. stake off the quarterback here. cut back. an easy score. 69-yard interception return. wahoos even it up at 7. seco

you can see them now in western ohio and eastern indiana, moving to the east. when they reach here by tomorrow afternoon, we are expecting some damaging winds, some very heavy rain. if we can go over to max 1, that's where the first alert is right now. we expect heavy rain, lots of lightning out of that during the late day tomorrow. there it is. damaging winds, lightning and downpours. this is the area that is moving eastward. there is severe weather likely with that today in the ohio valley. that will be moving in our direction. the futurecast shows that there is no issue today with the weather. it's going to be pretty nice, actually. and then tomorrow, the showers develop to the west and then intensify as they move on top of us later in the day. right now it's 75 degrees in philadelphia. close to that in much of the rest of the area. we're going to be seeing temperatures going up to near 80 today with some sunshine, a really, really nice day, especially compared to what we have seen recently and what we're going to be seeing tomorrow. more on the timing of th

scan live, present temperatures and that front pushing east to chicago, and moving in the eastern part of the ohio valley and set to arrive here, tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. but double scan live we're dry around the region but looking to the north and west near harrisburg green on the radar, a few light showers pushing ahead of that front that will spill more in the way of clouds our way and maybe a couple spotty showers or drizzle will late tonight in the lehigh valley and poconos. otherwise everyone basically between 66, 67, 68 degrees to the north and west and in new jersey, and delaware, we're cooler in the pine barons, 63 hammington. vineland 65. woodbine 65. warmer wet's long the shore because of the ocean temperature of 74, and upper 60's throughout the state of delaware. here is the front, that front is pretty powerful, brought severe weather earlier today in parts of the ohio and indiana, that is pushing to the east but much of this will be begin to fall apart as it pushes closer toward the mid-atlantic. so ahead of it we have a surge of southeasterly wind. 88 degrees. feeli

eastern pennsylvania. i'll do pennsylvania but not ohio. as far as the midwest and could be gone for more than a week. the type of crime and the targets are selected by lieutenants in the organization who are called hombres. they also supply the vehicles, expense money, and shopping lists. the white minivan finally pulled into an outlet mall in tannersville, pennsylvania. it turned out to be a boosting team made up of three women. after several forays into the store, they spotted our camera, so guginsky, assisted by local police, moved in for the arrest. they were all illegal aliens from columbia. this one was a fugitive, having jumped bail on a california burglary charge. another had been arrested for shoplifting just four months earlier and deported. but somehow, she got back into the united states. because shoplifters are not considered serious criminals, they rarely spend much time in jail. >> these groups predetermine and have plans if somebody is arrested. if a team of eight goes out, and two of those people are arrested, it's the res

eastern ukraine. >> sean cape, professor of politics at ohio at lane university, we appreciate your time professor.were you incurraned by anything you heard coming out of nato this past week? >> nato is succeeding, i think, in striking an important balance between the need to reassure the new members like the baltic countries that have joined the conversation and at the same time, signal the unacceptable behavior russian has been doing in eastern rohn, calibrating that in a way that doesn't add fuel to the fire because there is this deep visceral view in russia that nato is part of the problem here and part of the future solution of ukraine is most likely to be a situation in which ukraine agrees it will not join nato in the future >> what's your reaction to the plan to develop this rapid response force? >> well, it's important, again, to reassure these new members and signal symbolically that nato has committed to the collective defense principle of the alliance. the way these things are organized are kind of complicated because, of course, once you have that in place, it requires consention sus i

the event kicks off at 8:45 eastern and keynote speakers are ohio republican congressman jim jordan andina republican senator tim scott. .. and quite possibly in the americas. we have four speakers and we had 10 minutes and we are down to nine minutes each now so we will move fairly quickly after myself will be dr. luciana borio from the food and drug administration, dr. jesse bump from georgetown university and dr. beth cameron from the white house. i would like to show you just a few slides primarily from the time we spent last august in sierra leon and we have strongly held opinions based on that experience and everything that i have done over the last 35 years in medicine and research and public health on what i think is happening and what needs to happen to respond to the ebola crisis which is now in west africa but soon maybe elsewhere. this is a sign from sierra leone find everywhere, signs and symptoms of ebola virus. early clinical parts of illness are tied to symptoms that are nonspecific fever diary of and that means they are very much parts of the illness. the signs and symp

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eastern. keynote speakers ohio republican congressman jim jordan and south carolina republican senator tim scott in its upcoming term the supreme court is hearing cases on the role of race in drawing congressional districts, protection for whistleblowers and the religious rights of prisoners. the woodrow wilson center recently hosted a discussion previewing the upcoming cases area we will hear from law professors and a former acting solicitor general during president obama's first term. >> good afternoon and welcome to the division for public education on the docket supreme court program hosted in partnership with the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. i am the chairman of the aba preview advisory board. preview is board. preview is a flag ship publication of the aba division for public education and for decades has been the only resource to provide a detailed analysis of each case before the supreme court prior to all arguments. each preview issue highlights the main issues before the court in a way that's nonlawyers and lawyers alike can understand. the pv board is divided to we

front from the great lakes to the western part of the ohio valley, it's a potent cold front and we have a tornado watch north of cincinnati in the eastern great lakes and most of the energy with this particular system will stay to the north and west, and even some of it splitting towards virginia? >> we may be swayed but the weather tomorrow evening. ahead of it, it feels like 92 tomorrow in philadelphia and 3u9d in wilmington and upper 80s in the lehigh valley and 92 in lakehurst. a few of us will see a few strong thunderstorms in the western suburbs but as you can see, it's not a solid line of storms, known as a squall line, it's hit or miss and begins to push off the coast by 9:00 tomorrow night, as we look at the tropics, it's quiet in the gulf of mexico and quiet in the caribbean sea, this disturbed area not expected to be a tropical disturbance and quiet in the tropical atlantic and today is the peak of the hurricane season and with not much happening, it's the quietest peak we have seen in 22 years in the tropics so that is some good news, the temperatures tonight turn muggy, middle to upper 60s with clouds out there, your four d

ohio valley during the the day on tuesday. another lovely day for the first day of fall. wean watch this developing low pressure system moving up the eastern see game. the the big question is how strong is this high and where exactly is this low going to go. two of the computer models are taking this right into the philadelphia area and right up that 95 corridor bringing us rain for wednesday night and thursday morning and maybe into thursday afternoon but a couple of our models are pulling us eastwar. we will have have to watch this evolve and see if we have a consensus on exactly where this goes. right now we are just talking about rain and wind but it could be heavier rain if that area of low pressure tracks inland. overnight mainly clear, really chilly, 50 in the city but much cool ever in our suburbs. don't be deceived by that particular number. fall begins this evening, at 10:29. when we wake up tomorrow morning for the first morning of fall, well, look at this, poconos 40 in the higher elevations, some 30's, allentown 45, and philadelphia is 50, and lots of 40's especially inland south jersey, even reading, and lancaster in the mid

eastern seaboard but take look at this poe 10 cold front right now moving through parts of the great lakes. severe thunderstorm warnings, tornado warnings even right now in northeastern sections of oh ohiowe'll zoom in a little close sr. right now and you can see we've been tracking the potential tornado moving just north every the akron area into northern suburb just outside of sections of cleveland. for us not anticipating tornadic activity, however, you can see the entire region tomorrow afternoon after about 3:00 o'clock we have that threat for some brief downpours, gusty winds as well as lightning with any storms that develop. tomorrow morning, it's mostly cloudy. muggy, some patchy fog, and then temperatures warm up rapidly but look at the clock. here's tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. we're watching north and west. that line of showers and thunderstorms moving through around the dinnertime frame. with some gusty winds if you are underneath some of that activity as well as heavy downpours and then it continues to move into south jersey. around seven, 8:00 o'clock and then it's out of here as we move into late thursday night. setting us up for a nice start to your friday. 82 degrees. that was

eastern great lakes today and eventually across the southeast. we could see pockets of stronger storms. it's in this area in red from the ohiothreat is hail and damaging wind gusts. torrential downpours and flooding across the upper peninsula of michigan. we have heavier rain >>> 7:35, happy friday to you, you made it to the weekend, and it's going to be nice around here all across the board. the reason why is because the low clouds span through the delta, they'll be singing the praise as that delta breeze in sacramento and stockton today. it's going to help you keep cool. it's going to keep us cool all weekend long. more of the same, 83 degrees for the south bay, 78 degrees on the peninsula. you'll hit the low 70s on the east shore and in san francisco. and we're looking at about 86 degrees in the north bay this weekend, temperatures stay nice and level. >> and you know what sunday is, right? it is football night in america. and could this be the game of the year so early in the season? fantasy owners will be happy, a lot of points i'm sure. the indianapolis colts heading out to the denver broncos. it will be a warm one. pa

parts of the eastern great lakes as we go through the day today and eventually across the southeast. we could see some pockets of stronger storms. but it's in this area in red from the ohiolakes. we have torrential downpours right now. we could even see flooding across parts of the upper peninsula of penn >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day today. humidity will stay with us aas the fog and low clouds clear. we'll get some sunshine and warm into the upper 80s and low 90s. this afternoon, a chance we'll see late-day showers and thunderstorms and even more likely we'll see storms and steamier conditions for saturday. high of 92 degrees. then sunday drying out, actually pretty nice weather with the humidity dropping, but the chance of showers coming back for monday, tuesday and wednesday with highs in the 70s. have a great day. >> and you know what sunday is, right? it is football night in america. and could this be the game of the year so early in the season? fantasy owners will be happy, a lot of points i'm sure. the indianapolis colts heading out to the denver broncos. it will be a warm one. partly cloudy and 81. >> thanks, dylan. appreciate it.

and i will be on nbc at 9:00 eastern time for a one-hour special tied in to the festival, as well. so we'll see you on both of our platforms. >>> developing now, an ohiond jury has just decided it will not indict the officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man holding a pellet gun inside a walmart. john crawford iii is holding an air rifle his family said he'd taken off the shelf in the store in beaver creek. on august 5th. police say crawford did not obey officers' commands to put down that weapon. but as we've just learned, an ohio grand jury has just decided it will not indict the officers who mistakenly killed a man, that man holding the toy rifle inside a walmart. >>> time now for our "news nation" gut check. we've heard a lot about this on social media today. critics are taking to social media after the white house posted this instagram video showing the commander in chief saluting marines with a cup in his hand as he exited marine one. he'd just landed in new york. many feel the salute was way too casual for their tastes. one tweet read, president obama's salute was incredibly disrespectful to the marines. no way to justify that one. well,

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eastern time, part of our campaign 2014 coverage. back to your calls, rick in ohio, republican caller. rick, good morning to you. what do you think? what should the u.s. response be to the beheading of steven sotloff? caller: first of all, it's a terrible thing that happened, it's not right. and our nation and all the free nations we should look at one thing, we're all one race, the human race. we need to get it together. we need to get these terrorists out of there. we should use -- i saw in your one article that i saw earlier i think drones are the way to go. we won't have the casualties of our soldiers, and we need to take care of it. and -- host: we understand your point, rick. got it. we'll go on to dave in michigan. republican caller. hi, dave. caller: good morning. i think what most of the callers need to realize is that isis is not just in iraq, it's also right here in america. throughout the cities of this country. and we have also about a number of airlines that are passenger planes that are missing in libya, they just discovered that. they have the money

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eastern. >>> all right. i feel bad for this lady here. a new station in southern ohiof lightning and heavy rain in the area. gabrielle. >> leticia, the wind is blowing very hard. it just broke my umbrella. i'm soaking wet. the lightning is very bright. >> you heard it here folks. rain is wet and lightning is bright. we understand the lightning is bright, gabrielle. the rain, wet? >> oh, i feel bad for her. somebody put her in that position. >> i know. this is what happens when news directors stay behind and you go out in the field. >> when they sit in the chairs and watch you. we're not ripping on our boss or anything. >> not at all. >>> a severe thunderstorm is heading to the northeast. >> it is wet and windy. >> all you reporters out there, get ready to hit the street. 365,000 people without power. >> jennifer. >> it was a bad one. wet and bright across places in the midwest and northeast as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours. hit hard in michigan and northern illinois. look at the storm reports from yesterday. 152 winds reports. 8 hail reports. video from michiga

eastern half of our country. when it gets this warm and humid, you're going to get spotty afternoon pop-up storms. they're possible from florida all the way from maine today, back through the ohio valley and down to the south. but the highest concentration and if we have any dangerous strong storms, watch out chicago, indiana and areas in illinois. the other thing we have to mention is we are at the peak month, september now. welcome to september, of the hurricane season. september 10th is the day that we hit the peak and we are right there. this is when we should be tracking big storms and potential danger. we don't have much out there at all. we may get one little weak system spinning up heading for southern mexico and the bay of kpee campeche. september is it, this is our big month. this is when there's not a weather person in sight that takes any days off this month because this is when we can have a lot of danger, and so far so good. let's hope this continues. >> i know you'll be watching the weather out there, especially today people headed home. bill karins, thank you very much. >>> the other big story we're following this morning, the iraqi army is making significant ga

eastern on c-span. 2014 debateign coverage continues thursday night at 9:00. congressional district debate between incumbent republican representative lee terry in-state senator brad ashford. the ohio governor -- oregon governor debate between governor john kitzhaber and state representative dennis richardson. and then finally the iowa senate debate. campaign 2014, 100 debates for the control of congress. the un security council unanimously passed a resolution approving military action to stop the events of isis. president obama chaired this meeting on the security council with representatives of all 15 council members speaking about the resolution. this is just under two hours. >> the 7000 200 and 72nd meeting of the security councils called the order. provisional agenda for this toting is threats international peace and security caused by terrorist acts. foreign terrorist fighters. adopted.a is i wish to formally welcome the disdain which heads of state and government, secretary-general, ministers and other the steamers representatives present in these security council chambers. your presence today underscores the importance of the subject matter under discussion. before each of

eastern ukraine. >> we will leave this now and take you back to the house floor. business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from ohio to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5108 as amended on which the the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 435, h.r. 5108, a bill to establish the law school clinic certification program of the united states patent and trademark office and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 327, the nays are 22. the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table

eastern ukraine. >> we will leave this now and take you back to the house floor. business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from ohioto suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5108 as amended on which the the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 435, h.r. 5108, a bill to establish the law school clinic certification program of the united states patent and trademark office and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules p

ohio state university. thursday, we will be at penn state. thank you very much for watching today. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. the rest of your thursday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> news about the u.s. response to the ebola outbreak from "the washington post" online. secretary of state john kerry has appointed nancy powell to be ebola coordinator for the state department. l will lead the ebola coordination unit. "lead new role, she will the state department's outreach to international partners, including foreign governments, to ensure a speedy and truly global response to this crisis." declared thema has outbreak and national security priority. the president will be addressing the oboe outbreak in a speech to the united nations general assembly. his -- will be addressing the ebola outbreak

eastern on c-span. >> next conversation with rob portman on the midterm elections. after that, a form on u.s. strategy to combat the isis terror group. 7:00 a.m., your calls and comments on "washington journal." ohio senator rob portman discussed topics at the christian science monitor breakfast. about the him president strategy, the responsibility of the gop -- the possibility of a gop senate takeover, tax reform, and the possibility of running for president. this is just under an hour. >> ok, here we go, folks. thanks for coming. i am dave cook from "the monitor." our guest this morning is senator rob portman of ohio, vice chairman for finance of the national republican senatorial committee. this is his first visit with our group. our guest was born and raised in cincinnati. he earned his bachelor's degree at dartmouth. he earned a law degree from the university of michigan. he worked in the elder president bush's white house as head of the office of legislative affairs. in 1993, he ran for a vacant congressional seat and served in the house from 1994 to 2004. in 2005, president george w. bush named him as u.s. trade representative and appointed him as director of the office of management and bu

go to ohio state university where we will talk to the vice president and provost there, joseph steinmetz. we will get that right after this news update from c-span radio. time.is 9:16 a.m. easterneral politicians, including speaker of the house john boehner, has said the situation in syria and iraq deserves a vote after the new congress is put in place. in a piece in "the washington post," california representative buck mckeon says "lame ducks with little accountability the use ofmake military force the final vote of their terms. incoming representatives will oversee the conflict and they should bear the responsibility for authorizing it, even if that means the vote will not take place until january." but he is retiring at the end of the year. an update on afghanistan. finding a deal with united states represents a fundamental shift in the country's relations with the world. the long-awaited security pact would allow up to 10,000 u.s. forces to remain in the country past the end of the year. back in washington, the recent white house security breach is the focus of a congressional hearing. today when secret service director julie pearson appears before a congressional committee