republican john klein has represented the 2nd district since 2003.announced last year that he would not be seeking re-election, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress up for grabs. .. >> thank you and thanks for doing this. thanks everybody for watching and anti, good to see. you and i have had a great conversation the last couple of decades and we have a number of serious points discussed. that's what this election is about. for those of you that the list of my radio program are don't know me as well of me tell you about missile. i grew up in a small business family and way to make certain we make a balanced budget or the budget balanced and way to make certain we met matt the table and all things a small business in the second district had to do. we also understood the power of government because our family business was taken by eminent domain procedure. that means i defined -- had to fight a second quicker i found one in broadcasting and to work very well for me. i worry whether those opportunities will be there for other people, my daughters c

the network's former president john klein weighing in telling the kelly files none of those surprisespened. >> they have run us down to the end of the earth as far as they are concerned. i don't think it is surprising when you have a partisan surrogate in your midst as a paid contributor. >> it is still unclear who gave brazil these debate questions to begin with. >> even though she is out she is still not with her. joining jill stein in a statement sarandon says fear of donald trump is not enough for me to support clinton with her record of corruption. i am therefore very happy to endorse jill stein. >> the actress was an outspoken bernie sanders supporter during the primaries. >> well, six days left until this election if you can believe it. besides voting for who will be the next leader of our country there will be other important issues on your ballot. here to break down the initiative is managing editor of the free beacon aaron maclaine. >> thank you for having me. >> we have talked so much about the general election. who is going to control the senate is at stake. they are tryin

megyn kelly will interview cnn former president john klein on this whole thing, donna brazile leaking scandal and this whole thing. should be interesting. david: as you see we have more breaking news. tesla laying out the financial case for acquiring solarcity. solarcity will add $500 million in cash next three years. will contribute one billion dollars to revenue in 2017. shares of solarcity, they're up about 1% after hours. tesla is just about flat. >>> major development in the fight to retake mosul from the islamic state. just two weeks after the operation began to recapture iraq's second largest city, iraq forces have pushed through enemy lines. they're now within the mosul city limits. first time iraqly troops set foot in the city since isis took it over two years ago. melissa. melissa: is the clinton campaign preparing to celebrate a little bit too early? might be time to hold the fireworks until the results of the race are actually in. what do you think, david? david: they're already preparing those fireworks. meanwhile as the fbi is investigating in full swing, what would hill

from the white house chairs setter leaving candace miller it is term-limit with her chairmanship john kleins leaving congress also term limit and jeff miller is retiring. paul ryan will have the choice of chairmanship's. >> those are big decisions. a there is an aspect republicans have to watch that that could be virginia foxx. because that is the onlyle female chair leaving. the one big race is the energy commerce committee deere trying to get his bill done involving doc but he is term limited so the race is coming down to the house republican campaign arm did quite well but others also want the job so ryan has the most votes out of anybody but it is done by the leadership votes shy of pressure to win the race but the fact he is very powerfulul of whoever is the next chair will have a big policy making agenda. >> for lauderdale independent line. >> caller: hello. i have had you guys on in the background i am not paying 100 percent attention to what has been covered but the guy who said the election was rigged but the mandate and what they are going to but what matters more voted for hillar

john klein ran cnn too a few years back. he was on with meghan the other night.orks should not hire surrogates. i don't know what your position is on that. go ahead and answer that, i mike my point. >> it is really good point and if i were king of all media i say let's not hire and pay campaign surrogates because, you know, some of them are very good. some are very smart. some have shown independent judgment but a lot of them come on, we know they're consulting with the campaigns. they're doing spin. repeating talking points. i'm not sure how much that adds. that is not to suggest any of them have done what donna brazile did though she continues to deny it, leaking internal information. most of them don't have access to internal information. we should examine what value we are getting people who -- can. bill: would i argue, i do think that they have a contribution to be made here. whether they're spinning you or not they have access to people on the inside. i think it comes back to the process. and you as a network, how you quarantine the process. how do you rest

i think of john klein, maybe he didn't get all the press attention in the world, he was a really steady hand. >> outgoing chairman. >> people think of the weighs and means committee. it was an incredibly productive committee that got things done even in a divided # congress. kelly ayotte was a tremendous voice on military and foreign affairs issues. i won't speak much for the house. even though he wound up coming to play for our team. i think democrats are going to miss chris van hollen. especially as we look at house democrats for leadership. i'm glad that nancy pelosi will be staying, she can't be there forever. as democrats, we need to start thinking about what that next generation of leadership looks like. we're going to miss boxer, because i think the caucus is going to miss boxer, because she was just a -- caucus deliberations are private. having somebody like that in your caucus who is always optimistic, ready for the good fight. you know is something that you need. and something that you want. maybe if you're a democrat in days like this, you've just suffered some big losses. i

chamber passed it by an overwhelming vote in september after the education committee under chairman john klein's leadership reported the measure without a single dissenting vote. i also want to thank our cosponsors, sponsors, which include ranking member of the judiciary committee, senator leahy, as well as ranking member, senator feinstein, for their support of this legislation. unfortunately, when we sought to bring up the senate version by unanimous consent back in february, the single senator objected preventing his passage. he has objected to the language that requires states to embrace one of the 42-year core principles. mr. president, before this congress comes to a close, we have a great opportunity to pass an important piece of legislation to help some of the most vulnerable children and youth in the united states, but it's not just these at-risk children who would benefit due to the reforms that we have included in this bill, the legislation would benefit taxpayers as well. if -- i see senator whitehouse on the floor. before i ask unanimous consent, i would like to yield to him for tha

anyone's reputation on the democratic side of the aisle and i'll stick with my side but i can think of john klein. who maybe didn't get all the presidents attention in the world but was steady and on the education resource committee which people think of the eight committees and their productive appreciations and ways and means and commerce, it was an incredibly productive committee even in divided government. we found things that even i didn't think they could get done on pension reform so i think of someone like that. i look at the losses from tuesday on the other side of the building but kelly ayotte was really a tremendous voice on military and foreign affairs. i think we're going to miss that immensely. >> i think, i won't speak too much for the house and you know, he wound up coming to play for our team. house democrats will miss ms. allen. especially as we are looking to what the bench will look like for house democrats and their leadership possibilities going forward, i'm glad that nancy pelosi will be staying but she can't be there forever and as democrats we need to start thinking about

appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect. )) pence will join john dickerson on "face the nation" tomorrow./// ((christianne klein)) >>> meanwhile... president-elect donald trump wants the hamilton cast to apologize to his running mate, mike pence. trump says the cast harassed his vice president-elect during a show in new york last night. he tweeted the actors were very rude to pence and they should issue an apology. the cast spoke to pence from the stage saying they hoped the show would inspire pence to uphold american values and work on the cast member who portays former vice president aaron burr later replied saying that what happened at the theater was a conversation, not harassment./// ((christianne klein)) >>> it's said what's done in the dark comes to the light. and coming up... our i-team's vanessa murphy uncovers an interesting party one man throws on the eastside of town./// you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon ((christianne klein)) >>> a house party - only for adults. the i-team's vanessa murphy looked into a facebook group which has a growing following for s

klein)) >>> pence got up to leave as dixon began his monologue. trump took to twitter saying the cast was very rude and harassed his v-p elect. tomorrow pence will john dickerson on "fa will comment on the incident./// ((christianne klein)) >>> weather forcasts across the country are about to get a major upgrade. the billion dollar project heading to space that will give forcasters a never before seen perspective of mother nature./// "now, live...this is 8 i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virginessee. see how much you could save on car insurance. or am i in tennaginia? ((christianne klein)) >>> weather forcasts are about to get an accuracy upgrade. ((katie boer)) >> the first of a new generation of powerful weather satellites in the goes family took weather satellites in the goes family took off from cape canaveral today. the goes-r satellite is the

jeff miller of florida and chair, john mittee klein of minnesota. urn to the senate, here is a look at the current senate membership, including 54 democrats and two independents, who caucus with the democrats. up for election this cycle, 24 of those are republicans and are democrats and 5 senators are retiring, including harry reid, of nevada, and 24-year california democrat barbara indiana republican dan coates. of course, on tuesday, tomorrow, day, we will bring you key coverage of the house and as well as going to the election headquarters of both hillary clinton and donald now, takingfor right your phone calls, we want to thoughts this day before election day and here is wright in washington, north carolina. democrat. afternoon.s, good host: hi, joseph. what are your thoughts? caller: i've been voting since i was 18, i'm 64, retired u.s. marine captain, been all over the world. ever seent think i've anything like what is going on with trump. i can't believe there is so many uninformed people in this country. i have recorded 35 this last i invite

((christianne klein)) >> voters in maine, massachusetts, and california also joined the list of 4 other states with similar laws. john blackstone is in san francisco with what those votes could mean for the entire country. celebrating at sparq needed a medical certificate to legally use marijuana. after midnight, with the passage of prop 64, recreational marijuana became legal in california. (erich pearson) i think we can expect to see the industry grow and thrive. erich pearson, ceo of sparc, says his organization provides medical marijuana to some 20,000 clients. but retail sales may not be permitted until january 2018. (erich pearson) q: it will be legal to possess, it will legal to grow, but you can't buy it. the approval of prop 64 launches the state on establishing a system for moving marijuana from the black market to the retail market. (gavin newsom nats) cheers and it's done. right? cheers. california will move forward to regulate and tax marijuana for adult use gavin newsom, california's lieutenant governor was a leading supporter. (gavin newsom) and ca has now sent that message powerfully to the rest of th

klein)) >>> and over in california... they're measure passed as well but there are still many concerns. but as john parmer reports... policy advisors feel it should be embraced if only for it's economic impact. this is really about money not marijuana. marijuana money. let's start there. if you read the 62 pages of prop 64 you quickly see why some call this the next california gold rush.... e to be made and it's already pouring into the central valley... in coalinga - investors bought the abandoned claremont custody center for over $4 million dollars. they plan to extract cannabis oil from marijuana plants.....the irony of that isen't lost on the mayor pro-tem the irony that this actually held drug offenders, this prison and in hanford investors bought an abandoned tire factory for twelve million dollars they plan to processing over ramirez/hanford vice mayor " ... " this is a facility that grows .. packages and ships it out .." under prop 64 - you could have - 28.5 grams of marijuana - 8 grams of concentrated marijuana - and grow up to six marijuana plants at your home. supporters of prop 64 include lt governor gav

(christianne klein)) >> police say the bus flipped over on its side and wrapped for hours emergency crews worked to remove kids from the mangled debris. as for the driver... 24 year old john-thony walker... he now faces five counts of vehicular homicide among other charges. --- and according to an arrest affidavit... walker was driving well above the posted 30 mph speed limit on a narrow, winding road. a mother who lost one of her three children on the bus says she had warned the school that the driver of the bus allegedly drank regularly. ((i been calling up to them know my kid(s) said he's drinking on the bus. he's putting the liquor inside the frozens, inside the water bottles.)) ((christianne klein)) >>> walker is scheduled to appear in court next tuesday./// ((christianne klein)) >>> that deadly crash has renewed the debate about seatbelts in school buses. ((paul joncich)) >> the government's top is no federal mandate requiring them. kris van cleave reports from washington. (mark rosekind / nhtsa administrator) "we know that seat belts will save lives if we put one for every kid on every school bus." the head of the national highway traffic safety administration says

john has as well. what happens these days in obama land if you're writing a book that they deem, at least reasonably serious, which is to say not written by, you know, ed klein or something, you get an interview and they tell you it's going to be a half hour and it goes 45 minutes or in the case of david, it went longer because he had uncovered his girlfriends and obama wanted to know all about it. but my interview with him was was completely-- he would talk about some things, malcolm x in the white house, something that probably didn't come up a lot with richard nixon, except on the tapes. he was very guarded in at that obama way, but 10% more so on the subject of race, which is a full paragraph came out without a single, you know, lexical, tactical glitch at all and everything completely gathered and we finished this conversation and he walked down the hall to go off to do something, you know, check on the nuclear codes or whatever it might be and then he came all the way back at a clip. and he said, i got to-- this is not something he does. he's very efficient with his time. he's not a lingering like clinton would have been there for three hours. >> and n