you are the last call for jim jordan. caller: when the caller said republicans sound like a broken record, that is true, and when mitt romney went to their -- went to israel, he said we could go to war with iran. we do not need another war. john mccain lost because he said bomb, bomb, bomb. you have to change your hard line. guest: we do not want to take any option off of the table. if you lived in the state of israel and the leader of iran was saying the things you -- he was saying, we do not want to take things off of the table. we want to respect and help our allies israel with whatever they need to do to make sure they are protected. host: this tweet for you, congressman jordan -- raising taxes allows governments to hire teachers, firefighters and police. that is how to raise security and create jobs. guest: look, raising taxes makes it more difficult for the private sector to create jobs. everyone understands we need good teachers in new want adequate fire fighters and protection. that should be a local function. at

then it's today's "washington journal" live with your phone calls with congressman jim jordan from ohio. followed by live coverage of today's house session. >> today on "washington journal," starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> we have to be really clear about the very many ways that we own ourselves. and that we own our history and that we make decisions that our history is phenomenal, vital and special. >> the former president of bennett college, julian malveaux writes about the history and your tweets of the author of her book, in-depth on c-span 2's book tv. this weekend on american history tv, was the turning point of the gettiesburg -- >> was it robert e. lee's emergence of the suffield commander marked a decisive moment that profoundly shaped the larger direction -- >> university of virginia professor on the battles that drove the union army away from the confederate capital. sunday, more from the contenders, a series that looks at key political figures that ran and lost and changed political history. >> i will remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice

after the game, stay tuned for the k news with robert jordan, jim and rich king for everything you wantknow about the world of sports. that is the 9:00 news. and the count is 1-2. just got a piece of it. make your plans to go with us tomorrow afternoon. two down. steve: unbelievably the hottest team in our division by a wide margin is this kansas city club. if they hang on here, they will have won eight of their last 11. it is not who you play it is when you play them. tyler 1-3, a strikeout, a forced fielder's choice and a single. it is booted and this ball game is over. we made a lot of mistakes in this ball game physically and mentally and we get beat. we lose it 9-4, and we will be back. >> tonight on wgn news, more than 20 cars piled up in a deadly crash in a deadly crash in northwest indiana. >> chicago white sox baseball has been brought to you by -- >> and let's check out our miller lite play of the game. steve: it can't be anything else but number 400 for adam, one of the few bright spots tonight. he took it way back the opposite way his 35th of the year. a celebratory night fo

jordan. >> and i'm barbara harrison. jim handily and pat lawson muse are both off today. the latest on hurricane isaac. the storm expected to make landfall tonight. live pictures from new orleans which is in isaac's sights and where the dark memories of katrina are still present. we have coverage from storm 4 meteorologist veronica johnson and doug. >> hello, barbara, we are right now along the mississippi river just in the downtown area of new orleans. you can see the downtown area behind me. what you are seeing are some outer rain bands coming through. winds only 20, 25 miles per hour and we haven't seen the whole way of wind just yet and i don't expect it to pick up until 7:00, 8:00 tonight. what we are in now will continue to be some of that heavy rain. earlier a band that would come through and then we'll see some sunshine and now, however, i think we'll be pretty much in the rain right on through, not just tonight, not just tomorrow but potentially right on through the day on thursday and that's what makes this storm very, very diffent eran a katrina, which came thr

he will be joined by the head of the republican study jim jordan to speak to folks here calling for a repeal of the health care law, opposing the health care law, which was up held recently by the supreme court. it is hosted by americans for prosperity. they have made a $24 million month-long ad by against president obama. this event was scheduled to start 15 minutes ago. we understand it is about to get underway. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the state and welcome the president of americans for prosperity. [applause] makingll you, you're these ultimate sacrifice today. i am a southerner, but i think it is 193 degrees out here. all the folks in the back rows have to come on down up. we will shame you for just a few minutes. come around, guys. as hot as it is today, if we keep working this issue, it will get even hotter for harry reid. because i think the american people are fed up. don't you? today, united as one, we gather -- clear message

thursday and "washington journal," ohio congressman jim jordan will be here to discuss the tax debate on capitol hill and the gop position on the temporary government spending deal. then a look at the call for increased gun-control legislation since the york, colorado shooting. our guest is a democrat from colorado. "washington journal," live every morning starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> we have to be really clear about the very many ways that we owned ourselves and that we own our history and that we make decisions in our history that are phenomenal, bottle, and special. >> the former president of bennett college rights and talks on african-american economic history. this sunday, your question, calls tojulianne malveaux. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> the house passed a republican tax-cut bill today. the bill prevents the bush sheriff tax rate from expiring by extending them through 2013. 19 democrats joined republicans in voting for the bill. here is part of the debate prior to t

jordan. also claims that other ministers have followed suit. but we'll hear from jim muir in a moment. our correspondent paul word and cameraman fred scott have been with rebel forces on the outskirts of damascus where reporting is severely restricted. this is their exclusive report for the bbc. >> we're in president assad's backyard. his palace is little more than three miles away. but here you find rebel fighters, not government troops. the rebels can't really be set to hold this ground. they only fear as long as government forces are not. but still the rebel forces are adamant they will try again to push into the capitol. for the time being, they wait. someone's home is now their bar racks. fresh recruits arrive every day, so many there's hardly room. ali, who's 18, was send by his parents to jordan for safety. they think he's studying computer science. he joined in a cheeky song addressed to the president's mother. who gave birth to a donkey, they chant. such words would once have been a death sentence. the small taste of the freedom they're fighting for. but many don't know the fi

. >> news 4's richard jordan is at the scene with the latest. richard? >> reporter: doreen and jim, this is the latest in a recent uptick of violent crime out here in arlington county. that's why the police chief was here just a few minutes ago. he wanted to address some concerns. he says this all actually started just about a block up the street from here where a man was sitting in his office. he looked out the window. he sees someone trying to break into his car so he goes out there. he confronts the carjacker. the two of them get into a fight and it spills over into a situation out here in front of this drive-through. that's where the stabbing happened. police were out here collecting quite a bit of evidence. this is the 3300 block of wilson boulevard. a screw driver was picked up, but police say a knife was used in this stabbing and that victim was stabbed several times. an eyewitness says he saw the two men fighting. he says at first it was simple enough. they were simply pushing and shoving each other back and forth but then things escalated. he said that's when he saw the vi

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jordan, news4. >>> tonight they will crown a winner in the men's gymnastic individual all around. the gymnast we're told is is from japan, but he seems to be a bit off his game. jim handly is at the super screen can more how this had be an opportunity for americans. >> team usa has had its share of missteps. >> you know, we did start off slow, and had our mistakes, but we never, ever lost that fight, never lost that usa spirit, which is always fight and always go for the ultimate gold, which is to win. >> reporter: that was danel lisl danell leva. he was born in cuba, and moved to florida. he is the 2011 world parallel bars champion, and he won his first u.s. all-around championship last year. john orozco is also one to watch. he was a black belt in tae kwon do by the age of 10. his dad decided to get him started in gymnastics. >> my main motivation, my main source of motivation is my family. the reason i have taken this so far is because i wanted to create a better line. >> a 19-year-old new yorkers, 5'5", with a less may that includes being the u.s. all around champ. find out took at 8:00 on news4. >>> and you'll learn more about john on "nbc nightly news with