no surprise recchia was losing to the 20 count indictment grimm.s brings us to our new segment -- wait? one clue came when recchia was getting a schumer endorsement. keep your eye on chuck schumer. watch when schumer endorses the top of his shoes. >> when i was on the local school board i ran a student exchange program with japan for students of his district that he represents. alright with japan. i have been to israel, italy. i have been to many, many countries across this world. >> jon: foreign policy. i met a japanese exchange student. it's all good. schumer watch him do this -- oh boy. not a good idea when chuck schumer doesn't want to be on camera with you. chuck schumer he seeks out red recording lights like a sun flower growing towards the sun. [laughing] >> jon: am i on television? this is a high profile race. surely the party has briefed recchia on the issues? >> the democrat defines his possession on a massive trade agreement. known as trans pacific partnership or tpp. his knowledge is unclear. >> what is the tpp. >> we're heading back in

michael grimm is the only republican representing new york city. he and his democratic challenger, domenic recchia, at the first debate last week. this is one half hour. this is a special vote 2014 edition of eyewitness news up close with diana williams. are on the race for new york's 11th congressional district. michael grimm and his democratic arelenger domenic recchia vying to represent staten island in southern brooklyn. the issues in the 11th district race from superstorm sandy recovery to police relations following the death of eric garner. the candidates face off in the first allies debate. welcome to this very special election edition. i am diana williams. the election is over two weeks away great many voters on staten island are still undecided. we hope that this neck cap will help. joining me this morning is michael grimm and domenic recchia. a lot of questions to cover. we are limiting responses to one minute, with rebuttals at 45 seconds. each candidate will have one minute to make the closing remarks. we want to get started right away.

grimm? >> thank you very much for having me. i appreciate it. i think that in my district people know i am accessible and there when they need me. they also know my heart. they know when i was 19 years old i enlisted in the marine corps because i love this country. later i gave up a career on wall street to become a special agent of the fbi and put my life in danger working undercover for many years. as a congressman i continued my service. i've been in service most of my adult life. if you look at my results from day one i passed the legislation that was important but more importantly my constituents services. i am very proud my constituents know me and know i moved mountains most of my time in congress. even when congress couldn't zpwet anything done i was able to produce landmark legislation and keep people in their homes. i am very proud of my record and the people i represent. thank you very much. >> the first televised debate in the race for new york's congressional district. we thank the candidates, republican michael grimm and democrat d

michael grimm and his democratic challenger met for their first debate last week. districtcongressional is located in the southeastern part of new york, including parts of staten island and brooklyn. an hour.ust under half >> this is a special vote 2014 edition of eyewitness news up close with diana williams. >> all eyes are on the race for new york's 11th congressional district. michael grimm and his democratic challenger domenic recchia are vying to represent staten island in southern brooklyn. the issues in the 11th district race from superstorm sandy recovery to police relations following the death of eric garner. the candidates face off in the first allies debate. >> welcome to this very special election edition. i am diana williams. the election is over two weeks away great many voters on staten island are still undecided. we hope that this neck cap will help. joining me this morning is michael grimm and domenic recchia. a lot of questions to cover. we are limiting responses to one minute, with rebuttals at 45 seconds. each candidate will have one minute to m

grimm's vote. you are the last one to talk about fiscal responsibility could you can't bounce your own checkbook. the minority leader came to me and said we have to say these programs. people were not going to have day care because of the damage he did with sequestration. if that had not happened, we could have put the money in. >> how does that make sense? >> we pay down debt. >> we had a surplus. the sequestration bill, what president signed into law? a republican president? >> general and, let me go to the next question. gentleman, let me go to the next question. >> let me talk about my record to your record. why don't you talk about why you voted for that. you hurt the people of your district. >> absolutely not. >> one to go to some of these headstart programs? >> i don't. dca, the very following year we changed it and took us cut back. again, the sequestration was signed into law by the president and voted on by 94 democrats. >> i was in washington when that happened. let me move on to another

grimm's vote. you are the last one to talk about fiscal responsibility could you can't bounce your own checkbook. the minority leader came to me and said we have to say these programs. people were not going to have day care because of the damage he did with sequestration. if that had not happened, we could have put the money in. >> how does that make sense? >> we pay down debt. >> we had a surplus. the sequestration bill, what president signed into law? a republican president? >> general and, let me go to the next question. gentleman, let me go to the next question. >> let me talk about my record to your record. why don't you talk about why you voted for that. you hurt the people of your district. >> absolutely not. >> one to go to some of these headstart programs? >> i don't. dca, the very following year we changed it and took us cut back. again, the sequestration was signed into law by the president and voted on by 94 democrats. >> i was in washington when that happened. let me move on to another

. >> the latest poll suggest grimm is leading this campaign. why? because his democratic independent has often sounded inartic look at. here he is explaining his experience on foreign policy. >> when i was on the local school board, i ran appear student exchange program with japan for the students of his district that he represents. all right? with japan. i have been to israel. i have been to many, many countries across this world. >> that's right. he got lam pooned by jon stewart on the daily show. >> that's not a way to help your election. >> just ahead, drowning kids and wheelchairs. we will look at the impact in the week's most controversial political ads. in many states, you are going to need an identification to vote. the latest after this. >> an american votes 2014 special report kansas >> in our state, government is broken >> a republican governor has made drastic changes >> the highlight of this is... eventually doing away with income taxes... >> the democratic challenger says, these policies aren't working >> we are trailing the states in

but i was determined nonetheless to avoid the bad gambles of the grimm's tales. i would not let my child be cursed by my own carelessness or cupidity. i would not axially say to the devil, you may have what is beyond the middle, only to discover that what is standing beyond the mill is my child. i'm going to skip ahead now so that we can get to the vampires a little faster. in 1881 and bill titled the vaccination vampire warned of the universal pollution delivered by the vaccinate or, known to feed on the blood of babies, the bad -- the vampires became a metaphor who inflicted wounds on infants. bloodsucking monsters of ancient folklore were hideous but victoria vampires could be seductive. the macabre the sexuality of the vampire traumatized the fear into something sexual in the activactof vaccination, and inst was only reinforced when sexually transmitted diseases was spread through arm to arm vaccination. victoria beckham buyers like the taurean doctors were associated not just with corruption of the blood but also with economic corruption. having virtually in

- how did they know that she was a grimm?ed right in while everyone was woged. - no, they weren't. - you really couldn't see it? - no. - police captain sean renard-- three wounds, right upper, left lower. - get him on the table. two, three. - v-tac on scope. - all right, let's go. give me five liters on standby. [monitor beeping] - when did he go in?

grimm was faced with a head scratcher during tuesday's debate. look at this. >> mr.ou read? >> wow, it's bean while. i haven't had time to read. i think it was a tom clancy book. >> these are not supposed to be stumpers. >> huh? >> i'll move on the next paper, the express times. here's a lesson in whatnot to do this halloween weekend. in pennsylvania last sunday a lehigh university student in full costume as the yellow teletubby lala from the children's show on bbc allegedly broke into a friend's house and took some chinese food. he reportedly dumped the food into his man purse. would that be his tummy, the pocket on his tummy. >> no. tiki winky carried the purse not lal. >> the student has been charged with criminal mischief and criminal misconduct. i think it's against the law to be teletubby. >> lala stole his friend's purse. went into a dorm room and stole the chinese food. >>> we're down the wire with four days until election day and no race is closer than the one for u.s. senate in kansas. we'll talk to kansas congressman about that razor type contest in a few

ryan grimm is "the huffington post" washington bureau chief. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about first who is calling for this full closure. several nobel laureates saying they want to see full disclosure of the extent and use of torture by the united states. they want verification that the black sites that were opened during the so-called war on terror are closed. they want the closure of the guantanamo prison and they want the adoption of a firm policy and oversite preventing further torture. one of those in not in the hands 69 united states because congress would have to weigh in. why now? why is this call being made by nobel laureates? >> earlier this year in july and august, the world was kind of bracing for this report to be released. not even the report because it's 6,000 pages. we're talking about a several hundred page executive summary that's been somewhat redacted. all through the summer, we kept hearing, any day now, any day now, this is going to come out. as you know, we're now deeper into the fal

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. >> the latest poll suggest grimm is leading this campaign. why? because his democratic independent has often sounded inartic look at. here he is explaining his experience on foreign policy. >> when i was on the local school board, i ran appear student exchange program with japan for the students of his district that he represents. all right? with japan. i have been to israel. i have been to many, many countries across this world. >> that's right. he got lam pooned by jon stewart on the daily show. >> that's not a way to help your campaign two weeks before the election. >> just ahead, drowning kids and wheelchairs. we will look at the impact in the week's most controversial political ads. in many states, you are going to need an identification to vote. the latest after this. >> i wanted to be in on the big >> many of these involved >>> florida, mattered and virginia are among the won'tstarts for voter times. voters during the 2012 election had to wait 25 to 35 minutes to cast a ballot. the gao found 12% of voters in florida, virg and maryland waite

the 11th district debate between michael grimm and dominique recchi a junior. with representative sean patrick maloney. then the illinois 13th district thursday night live at eight eastern, the iowa district debate. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debate. >> the former washington post editor ben bradley died yesterday. we're going to show you him talking about the watergate story. then we look at campaign spending. >> watch live coverage at noon. conversation focusing on common core standards posted by the american enterprise institute. >> the longtime washington post diedr ben bradley yesterday. watergateduring the coverage. you >> >> on behalf of the national archives i want to a all of you tonight. [applause] welcomingjoin me in mr. ben bradley and mr. bob woodward. [applause] >> you're right there. we're going to have a conversation tonight. i woulde begin, introduced people who don't need an introduction. tell you something about them you might not know. mr. bradley, although he does not look at is a world war ii veteran. [applause] >> he served in pac

the new york 11th district debate between candidate representative michael grimm and dominic recchia, jr. 8:30, the illinois 10th district debate with representative brad schneider and former representative bob dold followed by the 18th district debate with sean patrick maloney and nan haywo rth. the illinois 13th district debate with rodney davis and ann callis. and live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between representative stephen mowrer.d jim jo than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> in kansas, sam brownback is in a close race against him a credit challenger paul davis. they call this race a tossup. this debate held in wichita is courtesy of the kansas association of broadcasters. [applause] >> thank you very much, jim. get everything situated here. let me give you the debate instructions as we have developed them. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement . then i will ask questions giving each candidate 90 seconds to respond and a 32nd rebuttal from the candidate who answered first. you will have someone down here keeping time for t

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joining me now, jonathan capehart and ryan grimm. thank you both for being here. >> jonathan, could democrats actually keep the senate by winning in a deep red state like georgia? >> if they're going to keep the senate, they will have to win deep red states like georgia. hole on to north carolina. hold on to arkansas. so yes, it is possible. i mean, it is not over until election night. and you know, a lot of the forecasting websites say that it is likely that the republicans will take the senate. but i'm not so sure. if someone were to ask me, if were you to ask me if i thought the democrats would hole on to the senate, right here right now, i would say yes. barely. >> let me tell you the strategy. republicans want to make all these senate races about president obama. if you need any proof, just check out tom cotton in yesterday's arkansas debate. watch this, ryan. >> it is because mark pryor is a loyal rubber stamp for barack obama's policies. barack obama imposed it on the states and then they hijacked it. mark pryor and barack oba

wednesday night on c-span, the new york 11 district debate between michael grimm and dom jr. recchia, illinoisc-span, the district debate. with sean patrick maloney and hayworth. then the illinois 13th district debate. districtiowa fourth debate. debates for the control of congress. go to the date -- courtesy of new england cable news. then bradley has passed at the age of 93. now back to tonight's debate. >> welcome back. senator shaheen gets to ask the question. >> i think one of the problems with our tax code is we encourage companies to outsource our jobs. when you are in the senate you voted to reward those companies that shift jobs overseas. we have the highest percentage of jobs that have been shipped to china. supportd you outsourcing overseas? >> i have never voted to outsource jobs. when you are talking about outsourcing jobs, the only one that has done outsourcing is senator shaheen. i think outsourcing has a lot of different meanings. when you were elected you said you would be an independent senator. there has been many opportunities for you to fight for new hamp

eastern on c-span the new york 11th district debate between candidates representative michael grimm and dominic r.reccia jr. at 8:00 on c-span2 the florida governor's debate with governor rick scott and former governor charlie crist. at 8:30 on c-span it's the illinois 10th district debate with representative brad schneider and former representative bob dole. followed at 9:00 by the new york 18th district debate with representative sean patrick maloney and nan haworth. at 10:00 the illinois 13th district debate with representative rodney davis and ann calaas. thursday night live at 8:00 eastern the iowa 4th district debate between representative steven king and jim mauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now "washington journal's" interview with michigan state university president lieu anna simon. she talks about priorities for the university and higher education moving forward. it's part of our special series on universities in the big 10 conference . this is 35 minutes. has >> c-span bus has been on a toul of the big ten colleges across h the country for the past

kristen welker is with us, also with us ryan grimm. kristen, what was the answer?oing to pick a czar? >> that was my sense. and that was the headline that came out of the meeting tonight, president obama saying it may be appropriate for him to pick one person to be in charge of all of this. i thought it was striking, because this is the first time that we've heard that message coming out of the white house. we've been asking press secretary josh ernest if there needs to be a point person specifically in charge. but a very different message from president obama tonight. he said it may be appropriate to pick one person to make sure that all of the is are being dotted and the ts are being crossed. you heard him say all of these people who are here do have other, major things that they're working on, like combatting isis. we are also heading into the flu season. that is something that cdc director will be very busy working on. tonight, president obama certainly indicating that he is seriously committing appointing an ebola czar, if you want to use that term. chris, i a

the new york 11th district andte between michael grimm domenic recchia junior. crist.ott and charlie the illinois 10th district debate with brad schneider and bob told. followed at 9:00 by the 18th district debate with sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth . rodney davis and ann callis. thursday night, the iowa fourth district debate between stephen mowrer.d jim "washington journal" continues. host: we are back for a spotlight on magazine series. this week, we are focusing on the cover story of newsweek. their october 3 edition, the white vote. matthew cooper joins us now to talk about his recent cover story. why focus on the white vote? guest: it's an important vote. the piece focuses mostly on what the pollsters called noncollege whites. not gone toave college. that is a demographic that is really shifting away from democrats. side ofhorn in the democrats. it's changing the composition of the republican party. fascinating and these midterms because so many of the seats up for grabs are in states that have a lot of working-class white voters. arkansas, louisian

what i heard from steve israel and he said what's not working against michael grimm the republican fromshrug when they hear it. it's so common in new york politics. >> politicians -- >> is michael grimm going to win >> yes. >> incredible. >> that's a fight between mob families. >> whoa! i don't know. i don't know what happens on staten island. what you guys do on staten island is cool with me. i don't want to know. >> i'm kidding. >> okay. >> it's what's described to me just like this personal war between two warring families that it really has nothing to do with politics. >> we disassociate ourselves with anything chuck todd says. >> mobster or not mobster, i don't know. wow! this is a guy that has a reporter -- right? this is the guy, this guy that said -- >> this is a real problem. >> voters have built in this -- they just assume all politicians are a little bit corrupt. that's the problem right now. there's -- they are all a little bit corrupt. and the question is which one of them gets enough of the job done. >> have you ever had the tomato sauce? >> yes. >> obviously good. >> mich

like grimm someone could not run because he did not do anything during this whole time. i would like to complement the lady who talked about, the ones we all pray to god, but we are always afraid to go. we think about heaven. you can spend $300,000 keeping your family members alive and there is no quality of life. they cannot talk. we think about that when the baby boomers are frail at that stage. living wills might be an idea, if we knew what people wanted and have more options like that. host: we are going to leave it there. we are going to a live event at the wilson center. this is on the impact of low oil prices. the panelists will be introduced in just a second, including the dean of the africa center for strategic's that ease the national defense university. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> we have seen a price of oil and gas come down across the nation. the wilson center is holding a discussion on oil prices. experts examine the political and economic effects of the lower prices

eastern on c-span, the new york 11th district debate between candidates representative michael grimm and recchia jr. also, the florida governor's debate. at 8:30 on c-span, it's the illinois 10th district debate with representative brad snyder and former representative bob dold followed at 9:00 by the new york 18th district debate. and then at 10:00, the illinois 13th district debate with representative rodney davis and ann callii is. thursday night live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> last night a new hampshire senate debate was held in concord between ncumbent jeanneshaheen and former massachusetts senator scott brown. here's a part of that. approve, ways i in some ways i don't approve. there aren't simple answers yes or no. >> let me put is it this way. you have said you're the candidate for the citizens of new hampshire. scott brown often says that you vote with president obama 99% of the time. because obama's approval ratings are at an all-time low in new hampshire right now, 38% to 40%

between republican incumbent representative michael grimm and his republican challenger. then at 9:00, another new york house debate, with democratic congress map shaun mallony -- achbl finally at 10:00, ill republican rodney davis and an callus debate for the senate seat. >>> c span's 2015 student cam competition is under way, this nation wide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes tote mg $100,000. create a 5 to 7 minute documentary on the topic, the three branches and you. videos need to include cspan programming, show various points of view and be submitted by january 20, 2015. grab a camera and get started today. >> now a pajt discussion, you'll hear from authors, columnists and journalists, on the economy, health care, social policy, foreign policy and the partisan guide. from the manhattan institute in new york city, this is an hour 25 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. i'm president of the manhattan institute. and i want to thank you for joining us tonight for this discussion of conservatism. al what is the future of conservatism, w

wednesday night, the new york 11th district debate between michael grimm and domenic recchia. also, the florida governor's debate with rick scott and former governor charlie crist. is the illinois 10th the district debate with brad schenider and bob dold. then, sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. then, the illinois 13th district debate with rodney davis and ann callie. on thursday, the iowa fourth district debate between representative steve king and jim mowrer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress on c-span. >> on the nest washington journal, a look ahead at the midterm elections. these active director for the examines the spending so far this campaign season. the executive director for the initiative discusses issues towards latonya bachelet tina voters -- towards latino voters. journal is live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. longtime washington post editor ben bradlee died today. he helped lead the paper during its watergate coverage. in 2011, he spoke about the post coverage in the event held at

in new york's 11th congressional hael grimm is running against domenic recchia. live debate coverage tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. on thursday and i was fourth district, incumbent congressman steve king will face democratic challenger jim mowrer. that is live at 8:00 p.m. eastern. in massachusetts, democrat martha coakley is running for governor. the current governor is retiring after serving two terms. this race is called a tossup. the debate is courtesy of wgbh in boston. news presents a live gubernatorial debate. studios in brighton, here are the moderators. >> good evening. it is to weeks until election day and we hope the next 60 minutes will help you decide your vote. >> we intend to cover a lot of ground and the only thing we can tell you about the format is that there isn't one. it is just a conversation with the two leading candidates. >> please feel free to talk to each other as often as you like. >> they are already talking to each other. we appreciate you joining us tonight. >> you are both running as job creators and you both have pl

the new york 11 district debate between candidates representative michael grimm and recchia, jr. the florida governor's bait. illinois 10th district has to date. followed at 9:00 by the new york 18th district debate with representative sean patrick hayworth.d nan district houseth debate. thursday, live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 days for the control of congress. >> now to the national massachusetts governors debate in boston. returning after being first elected in 2006. it comes to us courtesy -- it runs at an hour. >> the "boston globe" presents a live debate, one-on-one with charlie baker and martha coakley. >> good evening. it is two weeks until election day and we hope the next 60 minutes will help you decide your vote for governor. >> we intend to cover a lot of ground. the only thing we can tell you about the format is that there is not one. >> please feel free to talk to each other as often as you like. >> you are both running as job creator-in-chief. martha, you have been working in the public sector for 28 years.

tonight, the new york 11th district debate between candidate representative michael grimm and dominic recchi a junior. also tonight, the florida governor's debate with governor rick scott and former governor charlie crist. at 8:30, it is the illinois 10th district debate. followed at 9:00 by the new york 18th district debate. at 10:00, the illinois 13th district debate with rodney stop and and callous all thursday night, live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between stephen mow and jim moeller -- jim er. canadian globe and mail is reporting on shootings at canadian parliament. there is a tweet as you can see reading "police in pursuit of multiple shooters in ottawa, prime minister safe, downtown buildings and locked down." the ap has further detail -- a gunman shot a canadian soldier standing guard today then entered parliament and shots rang out. people fled prominent by scrambling down scaffolding erected for renovation. at least 30 shots were heard inside the building. emergency responders still on the scene. paramedics took the wounded soldier away in an ambulance.

the new york 11th district andte between michael grimm domenic recchia junior. at 8:00, the florida governor's debate with governor rick scott and former governor charlie crist. at 8:30 on c-span, it is the illinois 10th district debate with her presence of brad schneider and former representative bob told -- bob dold. then a 10:00, the illinois 13th district debate with rodney is.is and ann call c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. senatorw hampshire, jeanne shaheen is facing former senator scott brown. senatorn served as u.s. in massachusetts until he lost a reelection bid. he is now running in new hampshire. we will bring you their debate from earlier in a moment. first, here are some of the ads running in that race. >> i am jeanne shaheen and i approve this message. >> too often, that is not how he votes. he sponsored a bill to deny women insurance coverage. supportst believe he's limiting access. no wonder anti-choice groups endorse scott down. >> -- brown. >> i don't trust him. seen -- i have support continued funding fo

between republican incumbent representative michael grimm and his republican challenger. then at 9:00, another new york house debate, with democratic congress map shaun mallony -- achbl finally at 10:00, ill republican rodney davis and an callus debate for the senate seat. >>> c span's 2015 student cam competition is under way, this nation wide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes tote mg $100,000. create a 5 to 7 minute documentary on the topic, the three branches and you. videos need to include cspan programming, show various points of view and be submitted by january 20, 2015. grab a camera and get started today. >> now a pajt discussion, you'll hear from authors, columnists and journalists, on the economy, health care, social policy, foreign policy and the partisan guide. from the manhattan institute in new york city, this is an hour 25 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. i'm president of the manhattan institute. and i want to thank you for joining us tonight for this discussion of conservatism. al what is the future of conservatism, w

eastern on c-span, the new york eleventh district debate between candidates representative michael grimm, and dominic recchia jr. also at 8:00 on c-span2 the florida governor's degate with governor rick scott and former governor charlie crist. at 8:30 on c-span the illinois tenth district debate with representative brad schneider and former representative bob cold. follow the by the new york 18th district debate with represent sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. and then the illinois 13th district debate with representative rodney davis and ann callis. and thursday night live at 8:00 eastern the iowa fourth district debate between representative stephen king and jim mowrer. c-span campaign 2014 more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> coming up, part of colorado christian university's western conservative summit. first, republican senator tim scott talks about school choice and the economy. then, in 30 minutes, conservative media figures debate the influence of the tea party on the gop. the group includes rush limbaugh radio producer james golden, who goes by the name bo