election in november is going to be a big purple state fight between incumbent senate democrat john walsh stevedeans even ahead of congressman danes locking up the nomination senator walsh's campaign was already running against congressman danes, one of the hardest-hitting ads on any issue this whole year. look at this ad out of montana. >> i'm john walsh, and i approve this message. >> i was raped when i was 14 years old. i know the pain it caused me. that's why it's so insulting that congressman dainess sponsored a bill to outlaw an abortion when being raped. other women will be left with no options at all. >> the consensus would have you believe that abortion politics are over that that's so 2012. but what made 2012 such a potent fight over this issue, this is widespread again among this year's class of republican candidates. so it's going to be like this again this year. we know that in montana where john walsh has already started his campaign to hold onto his senate seat. and, it's likely we're also going to see the same thing at play for the race for senate in iowa. turns out the re

. >>> john walsh, the junior democratic senator from montana, the one who has the same haircut as theior senator from montana, john walsh, the guy on the left here, he's only been in office for about four months. he was sworn in in february, after being appointed to fill the seat left empty when max baucus became ambassador to china. but now, less than 120 days after getting the job in the first place, senator walsh is having to get going on his re-election campaign, which is kind of really is his election campaign, since even though he's the incumbent, he never ever actually had to run to win that seat. that said, senator walsh of montana had no problem winning the democratic primary last night. given the results of the republican primary last night in montana, we now know that the general election in november is going to be a big purple state fight in montana between incumbent senate democrat john walsh and republican congressman, steve danes. congressman danes' voting record ranks him as the single most conservative congressman that his state has sent to the house since world war i

danes winning the primary he will face john walsh and then in california overnight the top two go gettersre advancing in jerry brown will face treasury department secretary republican neil cash ckari in the fall. >> a marine held in a mexican prison over two months expected back in court. last week a hearing in tijuana was cut short when andrew taw moore more ressy was asked to lie in court. they found three legally registered guns in his pickup truck. >> a check worth $50 turns into 20,000 dollars. the check is signed a former president. back in 1986 president ronald reagan wrote a letter and a check to a little girl named lisa who wanted to help the homeless at a work-a-thon. she kept that check and a historical document sealer is selling it for 20,000 dollars. >>> the government betting on a new computer system that could detect your sar sarcasm. sure. i have got to work. the t rex no longer extinct. as we go to break a look at your weather around the country. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dr

in montana, appointed democratic senator john walsh won his primary and will face steve daines in the fall for the seat that long-time senator max baucus left earlier this year in order to be congress -- california's 31st district remains too close to call but former democratic congressman joe bacha voted out of congress in 2012 is running fifth after democratic groups spent money against him. >> now, one former still in the running, party switch switcher parker griffith. he served as a democrat in congress before switching parties and losing a republican governor robert bentley as a democrat. okay. finally democratic congressman mike honda finished first against form obama administration official honda. the ceos of yahoo! google, paypal and napster all donated to khanna's campaign. the 18-candidate primary to replace democrat henry waxman in california's 33rd district, which stretches through malibu and beverly hills, must be nice, is still too close to call. republican elon carr leads narrowly. this is a very democratic district. it looks like state senator ted lew may pull out a vi

. >> i'm john walsh and i approve this message. >> i was raped when i was 14 years old. i know the pain it caused me. that's why it's so insulting that congressman steve danes sponsored a bill to make abortion illegal for victims of sexual assault. ultimately, i got the support i needed to live again. but if politicians like congressman dane have their way, other women will be left with no options at all. >> as a devastating ad, it now has competition. in colorado, mr. gardner has supported personhood measures that would ban all abortion and ban the most commonly used form of birth control. it would ban the pill. since he decided he would run statewide in colorado, he has disavowed his earlier support for personhood but he hasn't taken his name off legislation of which he is a co-sponsor. and mark udall is running this ad to stick gardner with the consequences. >> my opponent, congressman gardner, led a crusade that would make birth control illegal. and would make abortion a crime even in the cases of rape. we're talking about your rights. i'm mark udall. you have the ri

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provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable john e. walsh a senator from the state of montana, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: following my remarks and those of the republican leader, the senate will be in a period of morning business for one hour. the republicans will control the first half, the majority the final half. following that morning business, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 4660. there was a lot of conversation about how to move forward on this yesterday. late last night, the way of moving forward had not been obtained, but we're still working on that. we expect to begin consideration of the bill around quarter to 1:00 today, something like that. mr. president, today we celebrate juneteenth. for those who aren't familiar with this holiday, today marks the 149th anniversary of the emancipation of the slaves in galveston, texas. two and a half years after president

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable john e. walshenator from the state of montana, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i move to proceed to calendar number 384, s. 2463, the hagan sportsman's legislation. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 384 prks s. 2463, a bill to protect and enhance opportunities for recreational hunting, fishing and shooting, and for other purposes. mr. reid: mr. president, following my remarks and those of the republican leader, the senate will be in a period of morning business until noon with the time equally divided and controlled between the two leaders or their designees. i ask unanimous consent that the previous order with respect to the krause nomination be modified so the senate will proceed to vote in executive session at 11:45 a.m., and the vote on the motion to invoke cloture on the krause nomination and a

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable john e. walsh, a senator from the state of montana, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to calendar number 384, the hagueen sportsmen's act. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: motion to proceed to s. 2363, a bill to protect and enhance opportunities for recreational hunting, fish, and shooting and for other purposes. mr. reid: following my remarks and those of the republican leader, senate flb a period of morning business until 1:45 today. the majority will control the first 30 minutes, the republicans the final 30 minutes. at 1:45, the senate will proceed to executive session to conduct at least one roll call voavment there will be a vote on confirmation of sylvia burwell for secretary of health and human services, then a vote on carolyn hessler radelet. we hope to confirm the radelet nomination by voice. s. 2267 is a

. >> now, our deirdre walsh was pressing john boehner on that and said what about the fact that membersngress have admitted they knew about the idea of this swap back as far back as 2011-2012. he responded that it's not true. i was never briefed about the five to one swap but later an aide said he didn't know the names of the five beforehand. so clarified that. so very interesting that he in particular is making that comparison. one thing i will say is as you all know, getting osama bin laden was not controversial. no one is against trying to kill the most wanted man on the planet. everyone knew this was controversial. that may have been part of the decisioni decision making on what to tell congress. >> barbara, i want to bring you in here. out of the briefing overnight, one of the interesting things we heard from republicans was they all of a sudden started saying they were told it wasn't president obama who made the final decision here. they said defense secretary chuck hagel. what's the truth here? >> that caught everyone's ear. of course a secretary of defense really does not make t

john and reena. >> shushannah walshe.with a rifle opening fire killing one classmate wounding a teacher before he turned the gun on himself. abc's mary bruce has the latest. "sirens ] >> reporter: students at this oregon middle school were about to start their day when a lone gunman opened fire. >> priority call, reynolds high school. got a report of shots. at least one person down. >> i was really scared. like is this happening. like this is real. >> reporter: armed with a rifle the gunman started shooting in a locker room and allegedly chased a beloved phys ed teacher down the hall. >> our p. ex-teacher mr. rispler who actually ended up getting shot. >> reporter: that teacher survived. >> the second shots, it student who was killed. 14-year-old emilio hoffman. he died just one day shy of completing his freshman year. john and reena. >> news of the shooting quickly reached the capitol and earl bloomenhour as he asked them to observe a moment of silence. it includes his high school and tweeted he hoped the tragedy will in

walsh. on the latest issue, there it is right there, the end of iraq. we just heard from john kerry. he says all options are on the table. what do we know about the latest white house thinking and how soon a decision could be made? >> well, we're not sure about timing, but the latest white house thinking is that they don't want to be accused of ignoring congress, going around congress, because they don't want to have that fight again. they've had it periodically on different issues. however, i don't think this consultation with congressional leaders would necessarily end the cry from some people to have more of a way in from congress. i think the likelihood of any kind of vote couldn't happen because as we know in the '08 campaign how a presidential candidate would talk about iraq, what votes they might take or their positions are very big deals in coming mid-term and coming elections. >> savannah gutherie spent time talking about the prime minister. this is what secretary kerry said. >> why come to malachy now? >> let me stress. what the united states is doing is about iraq, it is n

walsh who is also an editor at large at "salon." and michael steele the former chairman of rnc and an msnbc political analyst. let's bring up congress here. watching the exchange between mika and john mccain i think mika was channeling what a lot of people feel. >> absolutely. >> this fatigue, the war fatigue. it's been more than a decade it was fall of 2002, early 2003 when the whole iraq authorization went through in the first place. my sense is if the administration has to take this to congress if they say, hey, we want to do air strikes here, if they take it to congress what happens to syria last year, it doesn't happen. >> i gragree. the president did want to leave a residual force in the country. we were not allowed to do it. >> maliki government. >> he wanted us out and iran wanted us out. i cannot believe he continues to go on tv and acted as if the president fecklessly pulled every last soldier out of there. that is not what happened, this government which the bush administration created, propped up. to see those soldiers surrender knowing the billions of dollars in training, they're very well trained -- they're actually well traneld. they're very well equipped. they're th