senate debate featuring democrat dave, then says, an independent jim jenkins and todd watson. that's followed by the kansas governor debate. the house benghazi to me hold its first hearing today. witnesses include assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security gregory starr whose post was created after the 2012 pounds look at that. you can see the hearing live starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> secretary of state john terry testifies today at two hearings look at the administration's strategy to combat isis. we will bring live coverage of his appearance before the senate foreign relations committee at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> this weekend on the c-span networks are camping 2014 debate coverage continues friday night at eight eastern on c-span. live coverage of the arkansas governor debate. you go saturday night at eight live coverage of the iowa governors debate between terry branstad and jack hatch. sunday evening, president and the founder of the tea party patriots is on q&a at eight. >> next, a debate between nebraska's four candidates for the u.s. sen

non-partisan candidate jim jenkins, republican jim sasse, and independent non-partisan candidate toddatson. joining me is a panel of distinguished broadcast journalists from across nebraska. mike tobias from net news. jackie harms of knop-tv of north platte and connie williams. tonight's format is a little different than traditional candidate debates. there are no opening statements. the candidates had opportunity to record those earlier. find those on the net news facebook page. check it out. we'll have in depth discussions on four topics at times question each area, discussion will continue without timed answers and ordered questions. candidates will not be allowed to question each other or directly address their opponents. this format hopefully will cover maybe not every issue for the voters but we hope it will provide more depth and substance on a handful of important subjects. get started our first area is u.s. involvement in foreign countries. first question is mike tobias from net news. >> thank you, bill. last two decades have seen u.s. military forces involved in different wa

dave domina, ben sasse, jim jenkins and todd watson are vying for the seat being vacated by mike johanns. according to a cbs new york times poll, ben sasse leads dave domina by 26 points. this is 90 minutes. ♪ >> welcome to the final 2014 nebraska u.s. senate debate. kelly, the moderator for tonight's debate. we are live at northwest high school with the four candidates on the ballot. jenkins, benjim watson.nd todd joining me if the panel of distinguished broadcast journalists from across nebraska. tonight's format is a little different. first, there are no opening statements. the candidates have the opportunity to record those earlier. you can find those on our facebook page. we will lodge in depth discussions -- we will have in-depth discussions. will not be allowed to question each other or directly address their opponents. not format will cover maybe every issue, but we hope it will provide more depth and substance. let's get started. our first area is u.s. involvement in foreign countries. last two decades have seen u.s. military forces involved in different ways and conflicts throu

next closing statement comes from candidate jim jenkins. >> thank you to my fellow candidates and all of you viewing this debate. t has been great. some of my family members may have second thoughts but overall it has been a good time and, we are facing a real important decision here. we as a nation have to decide whether we're going to incentivize partisanship, incentivize it through big money. incentivize it but forcing highly partisan primaries where the most partisans of the partisans ends up winning. there no secret why congress not getting along and has a low approval rating. because we continue to elect the most partisan people. if they don't hugh to the idealogical position of their party, they get primaried or they lose their funding or lose their committee assignments. my background is diverse. i spent last 18 years coming back to nebraska, i was raised here, building jobs, bidding companies. i created jobs. despite mr. sasse having farm bureau endorsement i'm the one candidate who run for this office over the last 30 years who has extensive agricultural, food, and alternati

democrat dave, nonpartisan candidate jim jenkins, republican ben schaff and independent nonpartisan candidateodd watson. joining me as a panel of distinguished broadcast journalists from across nebraska, mike tobias from the net news and north platte and colleen williams of carney. the format is a little different than traditional candidate debates. first, there are no opening statements. the candidates at the opportunity to record those earlier. you can find those on the net news facebook page. also we will have in-depth discussions on the four topics after a times question in each area of discussion will continue without tying dancers and ordered questions. candidates will be allowed to won't be allowed to question each other or directly address their opponents. the format hopefully will cover maybe not every issue for the voters, but we hope that it will provide more depth and substance on a handful of important subjects. let's get started with the first area u.s. involvement in foreign countries and ask the first question, mike tobias from net news. .. before it reaches our shores and hea

our next closing statement comes from candidate jim jenkins. >> thank you to all of you, it's been an enjoyable campaign, it's been great. some of my family members may have second thoughts, but overall it's been a good time, and we are facing a real important decision here. we as a nation have to decide whether we're going to incentivize partisanship, incentivize it by, through big money, incentivize it by forcing highly partisan primaries where the most partisan of the partisans ends up winning. there's no secret as to why congress is not getting along and has a low approval rating. it's because we continue to elect the most partisan people, and if they don't adhere to the ideological position of their party, they get primaried. or they lose their funding. or they lose their committee assignments. my background is diverse. i've spent the last 18 years since coming back to nebraska -- i was raised here -- building jobs, building companies. i've created jobs. i've been on the receiving end of government regulation. and despite mr. sasse having a farm bureau endorsement, i am the one c

jenkins was a top pick in 2012, a waste for 2012. injury problems for james never found a role and didn't work out as a kick returner either. jim harbaugh had this to say about the release of james. >> wish him well in his career. and hope for a long and healthy career for him. we appreciate his contributions to the 49ers. and continue to wish him well. >> all right. high school football. get your vote on. www.ktvu.com. the place. you see your choices. get online and the team that wins will be featured on our newscast friday night. and the voting results will be announced thursday. woes continue for the a's. they are in chicago. a change of venue not working out for them as they take on the white sox. questionable defense here. former giant, first base, in comes the run. another run scores after. the victim of a bad defense. 1-5 in his last 7 games. you believe it? if that score holds up, 2-0, the a's will drop 8 games off the pace in the western division as the angels have won. they beat the indians. albert pujols a 3-run home runner. jered weavers wins his 16th. the a's are 7-1/2 games out of first place. almost incredible to

jim harbaugh urging his team for a much-needed win. colin kaepernick worked some magic. 65 yards. also ran for 119, 10-7, niners. sacked four times looking for brandon lloyd, finds malcolm jenkins on the other team. 53-yard pick six. niners special team again in the second quarter. really? 82-yard punt return. eagles up 21-10. defense, rips the ball away. had a pick, that led to the second td pass. stevie johnson, great catch, both feet inbounds. 21-20, philly. all right. eagles down five, dogging for the game-winning touchdown. great one-handed grab. keeps the drive alive. fourth and goal. falls incomplete. four take aways. did not allow appoint. 26-21, here's player of the game. >> 2-2, you know, and we got -- we got 12 games, though. so great teams, man. great teams are able to stack wins on top of each other. and that's what we need to do. don't get me wrong. this win feels great. we got top continue to work and continue to get better. >> raiquarterback, first possession, david carr hits james jones out of santa fe state. amazing one-handed grab. he had six catches for 83 yards. 7-0, silver and black. that was the high point for the raiders. second quarter, ryan tannenhill,

jim harbaugh urging his team for a much-needed win. colin kaepernick worked some magic. 65 yards. also ran for 119, 10-7, niners. sacked four times looking for brandon lloyd, finds malcolm jenkinsthe other team. 53-yard pick six. niners special team again in the second quarter. really? 82-yard punt return. eagles up 21-10. defense, rips the ball away. had a pick, that led to the second td pass. stevie johnson, great catch, both feet inbounds. 21-20, philly. all right. eagles down five, dogging for the game-winning touchdown. great one-handed grab. keeps the drive alive. fourth and goal. falls incomplete. four take aways. did not allow appoint. 26-21, here's player of the game. >> 2-2, you know, and we got -- we got 12 games, though. so great teams, man. great teams are able to stack wins on top of each other. and that's what we need to do. don't get me wrong. this win feels great. we got top continue to work and continue to get better. >> raiders quarterback, first possession, david carr hits james jones out of santa fe state. amazing one-handed grab. he had six catches for 83 yards. 7-0, silver and black. that was the high point for the raiders. second quarter, ryan tannenhill

jenkins, if you'll hold for a second, i want go back to bob hager of nbc. apparently we don't have bob. let's go to jim kallstrom, former director of the fbi's new york office. jim, we talked about sooner or later we'll know who did this but where does law enforcement start? in several cases we talk about the plane as the weapon but when do we start to track who's responsible? >> well, matt, i think someone said out there this is unprecedented. law enforcement will start from the base of intelligence that they hopefully have and hopefully have always hat. that's the result of it. we have a short memory in the united states. maybe that's good, maybe that's bad. that's why we need effective law enforcement. although as pointed out it's very, very difficult to stop things like this. the first goal would have been to stop this horrific, horrific convenient and the second goal is to save as many people as we can and to find out who did it. and thirdly and most importantly not let something like this happen again. >> jim, if you were starting the investigation tomorrow morning where would you begin with man