senators john thune and tim kaine join us to discuss the path to rare consensus. plus, after the recent unrest in baltimore, can the city overcome its lasting economic impact? >> when they're at that boiling point, and it comes to them lashing out, what's the worst that can happen? it's already falling down around us. >> ifill: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from vie

plus we will see if john thune is taking the fight ahead.tin amale, right about now. >> it's exciting. >> we will talk to the a.p. reporter who dug up a 13-year-old quote from bill clinton predicting o'malley's rise all the way to the white house. thank you, bill. nice of him. but first here's bill kierans with a check on the forecast. >> we have a great day. the top ten of the spring. the problem is all in the middle of the country. oklahoma and texas all month long in the pictures yesterday of tornado and flash flooding him some of the worst we have seen this month. mineral wells, it doesn't do a ton of damage. we did have a few injuries. and the flooding in norman oklahoma, they've had 15 inches of rain in the month of may t. rain is coming down. there is nowhere else to go. the ground is so super saturated. we filled up the lakes and the reservoirs. now this morocco, the storms have shifted south. we are tracking strong storms and torrential rain towards the dallas area again to the north of dallas and ft. worth. much of the weather stay

committee chair senator john thune says people have to submit personal information before they can enter the white house. the white house took steps to mitigate damage caused by the security breach. >>> take a look at the weather with rosemary. it was a cool start today. >> temperatures are running cooler than yesterday at this hour. the clouds holding tough over the bay along the coastline. giving you a live look there from san francisco across the bray where you can see -- bay where you can see gloomy. it feels better than yesterday with the sunshine. a live look here at the clouds, they are beginning to retrieve. you can see how it pulls back. inside the bay and along the coastline will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. the winds are onshore. they continue to blow in fairfield, 20 miles an hour. concord, 15. novato, 6. we do have a light breeze in oakland as well. but the onshore breeze continuing -- well, blow in the pacific air. temperatures are down 6 in livermore. concord by 4. napa by 2. sfo reports 6 degrees cooling in the last 24 hours or at least from 24 hours ago. and temper

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south dakota senator john thune think some republicans are split on the issue. >> i think we're going to have most republicans voting for it. it's a big problem in the house. some in the house, some in the senate don't want to give this president that authority. we got some who represent states where trade is still problematic for them politically. it's a combination of things but overall, i think you'll see a pretty good vote among republicans and a good number of democrats who support this as well. >> thune was right. there are several different camps on the republican side and several different schools of thought. you have those who support fast track and tpp and republicans actually opposed to the issue for all the right reasons, that would be jobs. and then you have republicans who will oppose just about anything to obstruct the president of the united states. this combination could mean a quick death for fast track in the house and meanwhile, nafta, remember that? nafta is causing major problems for bee franchisers and consumers here in america. canada and mexico threaten $2 bil

march 17th john thune of south dakota warned nsa about the answer of missing badges.ponse was it does not issue badges. that responsibility lees with airport operators. thune wrote again on may 11th asking quote if the agency does not maintain a record of the number of badges unaccounted for at airports how does the tsa monitor compliance and performance for tsa operators? tsa requires operators to audit once a year author theft and loss. tests to conducted maker sure they comply. also requires airport to issue all badges if more than 5 hers are considered lost or stolen. thune also asked in his letter quote how does tsa report that they reach percentage threshold why is this 5 3ers threshold appropriate from a security perspective? tsa has been in the midst of transition. peter neffinger of the u.s. coast guard had his confirmation hearing just last week but there has been no voted yet. he has promised to address this huge gap in security if these concerned -- >> --tsa operator, who is that? >> the person who runs the airport. >> i don't even know who runs the airpor

the committee that it sits in in the senate chaired by john thune who has other priorities he's workingon freight rail. but both he and the ranking democrat on the committee said today they want to move forward with their own amtrak bill. i think we'll see action it's just they haven't -- lawmakers have been worried about other issues. keep in mind while this is the first major passenger rail accident in a way, there have been a few derailments of freight rail in the past year which has caused a lot of consternation among lawmakers as well. >> thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> beyond the politics what it would cost to invest in america's infrastructure and possible toll if we don't. plus we're watching from an update from temple university hospital on the condition of dozens of the victims injured in the derailment, you'll see it here as soon as it happens. we're going to listen to temple on the victims there. let's take a listen. >> my voice is almost gone this morning, i know it's hard to hear me. thank you all for being here. dr. herb christian, chief medical officer

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. >> host: it is said your neighbor, john thune is preparing fred upton legislation to overturn the fcc's rulemaking in this area. is this going to extend the uncertainty for years? >> guest: i just think this will be very very hard to overturn and turn this back. but we have to be vigilant. there is no question about that. but i have had colleagues that don't understand what the issue is here. i have heard members of the house get on the floor and say things like i don't know why we need net neutrality look at all of the innovation we have had without it. and you don't have to know anything to get on the floor. that is not a rule. >> host: and finally -- >> guest: you can say whatever you want. >> host: and finally you are the ranking member of the privacy committee. i want to get your thoughts on the issue of privacy on the internet and on potential reenactment of the patriot act. >> guest: well in terms of the surveillance for example, nsa survilance i supported transparency. i think there is a balance you have to strike -- surveillance -- and that is hard to strike between privacy and

>> host: well, it's said that your neighbor in south dakota, chairman of the commerce committee john thune is preparing with fred upton from the house side some legislation to overturn -- >> guest: yeah. >> host: -- the fcc's rulemaking in this area. >> guest: yeah. >> host: is that -- is this going to, tend the uncertainty for years? >> guest: i just think this'll be very, very hard to overturn and turn this back but we have to be vigilant. there's no question about that. but i've had colleagues that just don't understand what the issue is here. i've heard members of the house get on the floor and say things like i don't know why we need net neutrality, look at all the innovation we've had without it. and, you know, you don't have to know anything to get on the floor. it's not a rule. [laughter] >> host: and finally -- >> guest: you can say whatever you like if you are elected. >> host: finally, senator franken, you are the ranking member of the privacy subcommittee on the judiciary committee. >> guest: yeah. >> host: want to get your thoughts on the issue of privacy on the internet but a

south dakota republican john thune. you're watching live coverage on c-span3. >> this hearing will come to order. good morning. the commerce committee concludes the series of planned hearings on re-authorization of the federal aviation administration with an examination of the nation's air traffic control system. let me begin by thanking aviation subcommittee chair and ranking member for taking us through several valuable hearings on the way to this full committee hearing. it's been a busy work period and a great deal of progress has been made thanks to their efforts. usair traffic control oshgs atc system involves thousands of dedicated air traffic controllers guiding flights across the country on daily basis. we can proud of the safety record. at the same time increasing demand, the need to improve efficiency and changes in technology all underscore the need to modernize a system that is still radar based and operated using concepts and procedures developed decades ago. efforts to modernize hardware and software made

. >> reporter: but senator john thune wants to know what they are doing to fix the problem. >> it's importantanswer to these questions, certainly important for the tsa to know the answer to these questions. >> reporter: for "today," scott freeman. >> middle of the country, and on the east coast big area of high pressure. this always keeps the sunshine around, keeps the clouds away. it will steer any of the rain showers that are out there through the great lakes right now to our north. also a very warm southwest wind. look at our temperatures today. 88 degrees in washington, d.c. nine degrees above average. boston will hit 82. caribou, maine 78 degrees. just over the weekend they had snow showers early saturday morning. we are looking for temperatures to warm up even more tomorrow. 90 degrees in washington, d.c., norfolk about 88 degrees. this is just the start of what will be a very warm week all week long looks like temperatures will be in the mid-to-upper 80s. this area down through texas with more rain in the forecasts. along with dangerous gusty winds and large hail possible >> and around

. >> reporter: but senator john thune says he wants to know what the tsa plans to do to fix the problemt of those types of questions that are unanswered. and i think it's important for obviously for the traveling public to know the answers to these questions. certainly important for the tsa to know the answers to these questions. >> reporter: for today, scott friedman nbc news dallas. >>> let's go to dylan and get a check of the weather. >> a lot to talk about in the middle of the country. on the east coast a big area of high pressure. this keeps the sunshine around. it keep this clouds away. it's also going to make it a very warm southwest wind. look at the temperatures today. 88 degrees in washington, d.c. 9 degrees above average. boston will hit 82. caribou, maine, 70 degrees. when over the weekend they had snow showers early saturday morning. we are looking for temperatures to warm up even more tomorrow. 90 degrees in washington, d.c. norfolk about 88 degrees. and this is just the start of what is going to be a very warm week. all week long it looks like temperatures will be in the

senator barbara boxer and bernie sanders, and supporters of fast track authority, senator john carper and senator thune. >> i appreciate the leadership of senator wyden on this because if you leave out concern bills that help workers then you are left with a package that ignores their needs. i do want to say that i hope we will not proceed to this debate on this free trade agreement. i stand here as someone who comes from california where i have voted for half of the trade agreement and voted against half. so i think i am a fair voice of what we should be doing. if there is one unifying principle about the economics of today it is this: the middle class is having a very hard time in america today. perhaps the worst time in modern history. a new study made it clear ow it is being hollowed out. we have dynamic workforce and entrepreneurs in my state. we are doing well. but the study found the lowest paid 12 percent of california workers have seen their real wages decline by 12 percent since 1979. ... about that. this is a great country. we always say we have to be optimistic about tomorrow. you do everyt