>> john warner and i worked as a team for virginia. i am proud of john warner as a friend and ally.far as my office budget, we turned back $1.40 million in the six years i served as senate. we showed you can reduce. as governor, i was comparing it because that is a comparison one can make. tim waited two years and cut his by only 5%. when i left the senate, the unemployment rate was only 4.4%. has been hovering around 8% for 44 months. the spine -- the spending, it does need to get under control. there needs to be disciplined. the annual budget deficit was $160 billion. now, it has been over $1 trillion. it is because of the policies and spending tim kaine has been advocating. you talk about $16,000 per second. it is now $47,000 per second spending. he criticized the tax cuts i reported? 7 million american jobs were created. i am glad we reduced taxes on families and small businesses. >> thank you. our next question goes to governor kaine. >> according to forbes, medicare is scheduled to cost the country $1 trillion annually in the next 10 years. simply put, the rate of growth is si

in the same way george allen, who has been our senator, and worked side-by-side with senator john warner for years, you would probably see george allen be on the armed services committee and we would have the reputation here in virginia because he would go in with security, having served before, and his colleagues would want him in the position to have the expertise that he has from learning to work with john warner. he would be a great partner for mitt romney protecting virginia's interest as well as our national security and also working with us to get this economy kicked into gear. virginia have been number one for jobs because we have not increased taxes. that is a record mitt romney had when he was governor. brian and i are both from massachusetts. democrat family originally. massachusetts, 87% democrat legislature governor romney had and he reached across the iowa and came up with a bipartisan solutions and was able to cut spending -- he reached across the aisle, camel with bipartisan solutions and was able to cut spending without harming critical -- host: delegate comstock, we nee

. >> this is not your father's republican party, this is not john warner's republican party, this istch romney's father's republican party. >> >> jimmy: mitch romney? pop-pop biden has been drinking robitussin again. leather vice president jacket. is everyone here planning to vote? [ cheers and applause ] i hope so. it's important. remember, voting isn't just a right, it's also a couple hours off of work tomorrow. oh, here is a voting tip, something i learned the hard way. if they give you a cookie instead of a sticker tomorrow, you didn't vote, you gave blood. i voted by mail and i have to say it makes it harder to take the election seriously when you see, this is on the ballot. roseanne barr's name for president. right above obama. makes you feel like a celebrity atr apprentice election. i know a handful of people who won't vote because they think their vote doesn't count. that's a terrible way to look at things. for people who think voting is pointless, most of what you do is pointless. last night when you flipped channel and saw "hangover ii" and they they replayed it watched las

he would like to follow in the footsteps of john warner and jim webb and get a spot on the armed services committee. >>> a major upset in the district. for the first time since 1998, an incumbent council member is defeated. michael brown lost his seat to david grosso. >> i think the people of district columbia finally feel like they're engaged in the government and have a say in where we go. i think electing me this way makes that statement. but also votes on the amendments also says the same thing. that it's all tied together and they want to move our city forward when it comes to just who our politicians are and how we're going to govern or city. >> >>> it took 60 firefighters to put out this apartment blaze in anne arundel county this morning. the seven oaks neighborhood. the anne arundel fire department tells us everyone got out safely. 12 units were damaged. 30 residents were displaced. >>> a stolen fbi weapon and some strange gun incidents have caused leesburg police to launch a manhunt tonight for jonathan cowden. pat collins has the new developments. >> reporter: jim, the manhunt

this is not john warner's republican party. but the way, they are both a decent man.elieve that, but they have such a fundamentally different vision. they have been running on two planks. there is a tax cut they are running on, some that could to those making more than $1 million per year, and that will raise taxes. it is not just the main outfits. raising taxes on middle-class taxpayers by a couple thousand bucks. all of a sudden, you will remember the governor. "it does not cost anything. they are not talking about it anymore. when i asked to name one single solitary exception they cut for the wealthy, they could not name one. ryan could not name one for me. what are they running away from it, as if it doesn't exist? the second plank of this whole new republican philosophy, it is already passed. they passed it. when it got past, governor romney said it was a marvelous budget. he said he would sign it. that would be the law. "the new york times," "the new york times," when it passed in the house, they called it the most extreme budget passed by a house of congress in

the one candidate to have lost in 1994. 1996, john warner, an icon defeated at the republican convention but had the option of forcing a primary. that's how he was able to survive that year. so i think that's the specifics. what i'm looking for outside of virginia and in general of the republican party is question i'm asking is are the terms of debate going to expand over the next few years? the problem isn't you have primary challengers but the primary challenges, a, succeeding. people who have never won before the sort of tea party-obama era. the terms of debate sonar row that it's forced nontea party, nonfringe people to mimic the behavior. think of tommy thompson last year -- this year who was the dreamed republican candidate in that senate race. former governor, four terms, popular name. he couldn't run as moderate tommy thompson but tommy thompson promising to get rid of medicare and how he got the nomination and republican the base from revolting. those are the terms of debate within the party that's acceptable. we don't know now and it's a process and are those terms of debate an

in the same way george allen, who has been our senator, and worked side-by-side with senator john warner for years, you would probably see george allen be on the armed services committee and we would have the reputation here in virginia because he would go in with security, having served before, and his colleagues would want him in the position to have the expertise that he has from learning to work with john warner. he would be a great partner for mitt romney protecting virginia's interest as well as our national security and also working with us to get this economy kicked into gear. virginia have been number one for jobs because we have not increased taxes. that is a record mitt romney had when he was governor. brian and i are both from massachusetts. democrat family originally. massachusetts, 87% democrat legislature governor romney had and he reached across the iowa and came up with a bipartisan solutions and was able to cut spending -- he reached across the aisle, camel with bipartisan solutions and was able to cut spending without harming critical -- host: delegate comstock, we nee

in the same way george allen, who has been our senator, and worked side-by-side with senator john warner on the armed services committee and we would have the reputation here in virginia because he would go in with security, having served before, and his colleagues would want him in the position to have the expertise that he has from learning to work with john warner. he would be a great partner for mitt romney protecting virginia's interest as well as our national security and also working with us to get this economy kicked into gear. virginia have been number one for jobs because we have not increased taxes. that is a record mitt romney had when he was governor. brian and i are both from massachusetts. democrat family originally. massachusetts, 87% democrat legislature governor romney had and he reached across the iowa and came up with a bipartisan solutions and was able to cut spending -- he reached across the aisle, camel with bipartisan solutions and was able to cut spending without harming critical -- host: delegate comstock, we need to get to calls as well. this is "richmond times

our former colleague, senator john warner, the republican of virginia, who was chairman of the senate armed services committee, has said -- and i quote -- "leading military and security experts agree that if left unchecked, global warming could increase instability and lead to conflict in already fragile regions of the world. we ignore these facts," he continued, "at the peril of our national security." and, he added, "at great risk to those in uniform who serve this nation." george schultz was secretary of treasury and labor and director of the office of management and budget under president nixon and the secretary of state under president reagan. he leads the hoover institution's schultz-stevenson task force on energy policy and is on the advisory boards of stanford's and m.i.t.'s energy initiatives. in his words -- quote -- "the globe is warming, which is not a matter of opinion but a matter of fact. the arctic is melting. if you could bring together the constituencies concerned with national security, the economy and the environment, both local and global, that would be a potent c

this is not john warner's republican party. this is not mitt romney's father's republican party. they're both decent man. it is such a different value system. they have been running on two planks. the first one is there is a five dillard killion tax cut that is coming that they have been running on. -- $5 trillion tax cut. they will raise taxes and -- it does not cost anything. they're not talking about it anymore. when asked to name one solitary exception, they could not name one. the second plank in this new philosophy is the ryan budget. we have to guess. it is in black and white. they passed it. governor romney said it was a marvelous budge. -- budget. "the new york times" when they describe the call that the -- call it the most extreme budget passed in modern times and now even when i debated ryan, i have a 6-year-old granddaughter. she would say, what happened? did casper the friendly ghost steal it? where did it go? they do not talk about it. they say no. grants. budget that pilell they6-year-old granddaughter. walked away from the thing that have been running on and votin

of course, i see right before me a wonderful friend and colleague, former senator john warner, who has been a great example of public service, military and civilian, his entire life. and to all our friends and colleagues from the diplomatic corps, and thanks of course to david and susan and everyone at "foreign policy" for joining with the state department's office of policy planning to organize this conference about transformational trends. i want to thank dick sullivan and everyone at policy planning -- jake sullivan and everyone at policy planning. when he first came to work for me, i told my husband about this incredible rising star, a rhodes scholar, yale law school. he said, if he ever learns to play the saxophone, watch out. [laughter] now we travel all over the world and people say how excited they are to meet a potential future president of the united states -- of course, they mean jake. [laughter] i will state the obvious. we do live in a rapidly changing world. many of the constants that shaped american foreign policy for decades are shifting. that poses new challenges, but

. >> warner: house speaker john boehner said republicans remain willing to raise revenues, but not by raising tax rates. and he charged the white house isn't negotiating in good faith. >> the day after the election, i said the republican majority would accept new revenue as part of a balanced approach that includes real spending cuts and reforms. now, the white house took three weeks to respond with any kind of a proposal, and much to my disappointment, it wasn't a serious one. >> reporter: that proposal was presented by treasury secretary timothy geithner yesterday to congressional leaders. it was widely reported today that the white house offer called for: $1.6 trillion in tax increases over ten years, with higher rates on the wealthy; and more than $100 billion in new stimulus spending for the unemployed and struggling homeowners. it also would permanently give the president the authority to raise the nation's debt limit without congressional approval, unless two thirds of lawmakers disapprove. congressional leaders did agree to that step, as a temporary provision, in last year's d

january 19th inauguration weekend in our nation's capitol in warner theaterrer the sexy liberal makes it's 2013 debut. >> including hal sparks, johna taylor, and stephanie miller, the long awaited washington, d.c. stephanie miller sexy liberal show at the warner theater january 19th. >> thank you rocky mountain mike. >> wow! >> the who will not be there. >> no, but all four sexy liberals. >> it's another sexy liberal palooza. we had to go out with a bang, so we have to come in with a bang. ann said a cousin of mine works at the tech crew and said you're going to be making another sexy liberal trip. how did you get the warner on inauguration? springsteen could not get it when he wanted to have a concert. you guys are superstars. ann thank you. >> it's so huge i want to see it's birth certificate. >> stephanie: what? >> i don't know. >> stephanie: see, by the way people did make t-shirts at aisha's thing when she said the president smells like cookies and freedom. a lot of cookies and freedom es. >> i think it's going to be hard to wear a t-shirt in washington, d.c. >> stephanie: jim would enjoy it with aisha. it's cold, party hats.

that made him the highest paid child actor on tv for starring alongside ashton kutcher and john crier. warnerrothers who produced the show had no comment. >> if there was language in his contract requiring him to refrain from disparaging the show, they could sue him or they could say, hey, we're ending your contract and not paying you. there's no chance that that would ever happen. warner brothers is in business to keep this show on the air. >> reporter: of course, "two and a half men" is no stranger to controversy. who could forget charlie sheen's epic split with the show? >> we can get all the answers and the truth. wow, winning. >> reporter: after sheen's rants against "two and a half men" and its producers got him fired, ashton kutcher took over, a move that had fans tuning in to watch the fallout, which could be exactly what happens this time. >> it put "two and a half men" in everybody's heads, and they were more likely to tune in, so i think if there's any impact on the show, it's going to be in the opposite from what angus t. jones suggested. i think more people might watch. >> report

warner's future? we'll see. general john allen has returned to resume his duties on the war in afghanistan.le the defense department investigates potentially inappropriate e-mails between allen and jill kelley. general allen had been in washington when the petraeus scandal broke more than a week ago. >>> twinkies maker hostess heads to bankruptcy court after last minute talks with striking work ers broke down. the company that makes wonder bread and drakes cakes will ask to eliminate more than 18,000 jobs and closing the business after 82 years of production. >>> and federal authorities have arrest arrested a former hedge fund manager charging him with making more than a quarter billion dollars in profits from what may be the most lucrative insider trading case of all time. now the case is also significant in that the trades involved the fund's founder billionaire and well-known man steven cohen. although federal authorities have not said whether cohen knew about the alleged insider information being used in the trading. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke warned about going over the

my name is jeff john ston and a business owner and my business is a few yards away from jane warner plaza and coldwell banker. my clients see this and they're uncomfortable coming to my office. my clientele is mixed half and half of straight and gay and i don't want to be embarrassed that i chose of being in the castro for my business and where i live. i live three blocks away and have to go by the plaza everyday and anywhere i go. i don't want to see these things and i think the biggest testimony to what you can see about this issue is that lady drug those children in front of you and it was okay with people. i'm a parent and a grand parent and i just was infuriated that someone could drag their seven year old child and repeat something they don't even understand what they said. that's telling about this legislation. please support the legislation and thank you scott wiener for your support of the community and the businesses in the castro. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name is gabrielle scutz and lived in the castro for 40 years. i was screamed at about my darkness and sha

i'm thinking jack lew, susan rice, then there's john kerry that are thrown in there or mark warner. the president's tendency is usually to go with the super staffer. >> well, we've seen that, although it's secretary of state he went with awe -- >> and the world may want that. >> the world may want that. kerry gives you a little bit -- but not hillary clinton status but gives you something of a name and he's got the profile overseas. i think he may give the president that. you know, the other part of it though is very interesting. this is an opportunity for the president to do better with the business community. he talked about a secretary of business in a second thererm. he wants to stand there in the next two years and get his arms around robust economic recovery. >> bill clinton, basically, he had this problem and went and grabbed bob. >> there's a couple of guys out there, i think forgetting his last name, who runs honeywell who is on the competitive committee. there are guys out there who could be more natural allies. maybe the ship has sailed on jamie dimon and jpmorgan. >> rel

warner. tim kaine will also be there as well as singer john mellencamp. >>> volunteers are also getting out the vote in the commonwealth. supporters for both candidates are working long hours, making a lot of phone calls, knocking on a lot of doors during the final push. the president's camp said nearly 21,000 volunteers contacted nearly 1 million voters either in person or on the phone on saturday. the romney campaign says they talked to about 2 million voters. >> it's the future of our country for the next four years. what's more important than that? >> i haven't volunteered ever before. this is really the first time in any campaign, but i think it's a very important election, and i think it's a pivotal decision point. >> some volunteers are coming in as far as california to help win virginia voters for their candidates. >>> a week after sandy wreaked havoc on the east coast, some things starting to get back to normal for new yorkers. new york city schools set to reopen today. the subway running at 80% of its normal service. gas lines are still long. both new york governor andrew cuomo and ne

warner: what will this leadership change mean for china and the world? for insight into that, we turn to david lampton, director of the china studies program at johns hopkinsversity's school of advanced international studies. welcome back to the program. >> good to be with you. >> warner: how sweeping a change is this going snob >> well, i think the first thing to recognize is we are not electing a person that has the kind of executive power that even a president of the united states has. we're electing a chairman of the board and bill clinton when he sits around or barack obama his cabinet table, he's got people around that i mean he chose. the people xi jinping is going to be surrounded with are selected by a committee process and they don't owe their entire future to him. and they represent different portions of china, either geographically or an institutional terms so we're electing a committee that will decide key policy issues. so this congress doesn't represent the election of a strong leader or a resolution of all of the policy issues facing the country. >> warner: is it fair to say we won't really know direction on those policy issues until the co

jennifer, time warner cable. john, philadelphia inquirer. thank you for joining us today. state university is known as happy valley. it is a picture-perfect college town nestled in the majestic hills of central pennsylvania. an enormously popular university, it has the largest alumni association in the country. things were anything but happy when rodney erickson assumed the presidency last november. the school was reeling from a child sex abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky. the coverage of the scandal was nonstop. the school's revered football coach, joe paterno, had just been fired. president graham spanier forced to step down. both men were accused with covering up the scandal to protect penn state's reputation. this was the mass rodney erickson inherited. it is slowly being cleaned up. sandusky is in jail, probably for the rest of his life. the football program has been severely sanctioned by the ncaa but has a new and popular culture has brought stability to the program. the university was fined $60 million and is still likely on the hook for millions more as victi

mark warner's one of them but reminder there's a republican governor. few senators names that get floated for various positions, john kerry for state, jack reid for defense. the situation in their states about, you know, democrats spent a lot of money to get 55 seats i don't know if they want to give up any right away. >> one question, florida, florida, florida, doesn't matter in terms of the presidency. does it matter? there will be a recount? >> well the way the law works, andrea, point one half of 1%, .5, .5 of 1% automatic recount. unless the losing candidate submits in writing to the secretary of state's office that they don't want one. so everybody's waiting to see what the final count is. our guys, shelly, thinks it was up to .51 which would be just above the automatic. so i think everybody's waiting for it. we've got three more counties. our man in florida, three more counties. let's get that in. should have it in in two days and then we'll find out if it's needed. i know the republican governor there is pressuring, there's pressure on boston, if it qualifies for a recount they would like the romney folks no

on "malcolm x" with warner, a lot more money on the line, he still managed to make exactly the movie he wanted. (johnierson) but he's had to put up with a lot more resistance. he's had to fight more fights. you can't gamble in harlem without the white man's okay. (narrator) lee's ambitious "malcolm x" cost or $25 million. (malcolm "x") i say and i say it again, you been had, you been joked. you been hoodwinked, bamboozled and led astray, run amok. there was a point in the film, after we had finished shooting, while we were finishing, where the money was cut off. i wanted to continue working, so i called up michael jordan and magic johnson, prince, janet jackson, tracy chapman, oprah winfrey, and i just told them the truth: i need money. and they wrote me a check -- all of them. (narrator) 1994 signaled a return to smaller budgets with "crooklyn" a film about growing up in brooklyn in the 1970's. what we wanted to do is to elevate black cinema to what we've done in music, in sports and everything else. we're not at the level yet because we're in our infancy as far as films go. but another 20 years, we

john callie, he was in charge of making the movies. and then there was a guy, ted ashley, who was in charge of warner brothers.girl, his fiance, and we had this kind of this preview, people werenla, they enjoyed. i he shoves me into the manager's office, terrible office, and, anyway, he says, he says, okay, here's a legal pad, here's a pencil. take these notes. i said, yes, sir. he ran warner brothers. yes, sir, whatever you say. he says, n-word, out. it's out. we don't say it. he said, no punching a horse. no punching a horse. around the campfire, cut out e the -- out. it's out. he gave -- you can't punch an old lady, you can't, the black sheriff, you cannot -- out, out. so, okay. all right. i -- i said yes, sir, it's gone. it never happened. come back tomorrow, it's all out of the movie. he leaves. i crunch it up and i go all the way across the room and put it in the wastebasket. and john callie say, good filing. >> jimmy: thank god. you were able to leave it in. >> no, i had final cut so i said, you know, what do i care? you have problems, you know. >> jimmy: you're one of few people that have won the emmy,

warner. the staffing signals begin to be very important how you look at the second term. secretary of state, do you give that to john kerry? so those are the sort of things. then i think he's got to think about inequality. it's an issue that did not come up. it should be in the wheelhouse of the democratic party. he should be putting together a comprehensive program to deal with inequality and family breakdown. >> ifill: you think he has more latitude to do that now than he did in his first term? >> i do think he does. and i think that would be bipartisan in some areas. >> woodruff: ray suarez is back with us in chicago. ray, what are you learning? what do you know? >> suarez: well, actually, the campaign people have pretty much disappeared. there were surrogates milling through the crowd, and talking to reporters around around the time the president was projected by all the news services as the winner of today's election. and then, everybody kind of went to ground. the crowd has been waiting pretty patiently. there hasn't been any news-- not good news, not bad news. and they're waiting for president obama. every no

. >> speaking of john kerry and massachusetts, we want to go back to massachusetts where our friend margaret warn ser on site at the romney-ryan headquarters. margaret. >> warner: hi, gwen. the romney-ryan hks ballroom here is playing fox all the time. the rock band isn't playing. and so there has been a subdued mood in the last 15 minutes. wiscoin going for president obama. new hampshire going for president obama. and fox was one of the networks who called for obama. and we're hearing analysis as to dwr. i would say it's definitely not an upbeat crowd. that said, none of the states they were counting on, florida and virginia, have gone for president obama. i wouldn't say there is hopelessness, but th fact wisconsin didn't go their way and new hampshire, didn't go their way, disheartening. >> woodruff: are you able to talk to some of the folks of the campaign? are they making themselves available or are they pretty much off to themselves right now? >> warner: at the moment, i would say they're off to themselves right now. one of our issues has been because we were outside for a long time and they weren't willing to come outside but most of them, the operative

warner brothers studios. >> reporter: that man is christopher hudson. >> thank you for doing this, first of all. >> thank you, for having me. >> reporter: also known as the forerunner, reference to biblical prophet isaiah and johnaptist. >> i don't have a church. most of my ministry is online. >> reporter: he said gas rationing in new york city could lead to cannibalism. >> your baby might start looking like a chicken wing. >> reporter: and accused a supreme court justice sonia sotomayor might be worshipping say tan. seventh day adventists were distancing themselves, noting the forerunner chronicles is not a ministry operated by seventh day adventist church and host is not a pastor of the church. angus jones issued a statement. i apologize if my remarks reflect me showing indifference to and disrespect of my colleagues. and a lack of appreciation of the extraordinary of which i have been blessed. i never intended that. the statement does not make it clear if he intends to honor the remainder of his contract. and if he does want out, well, on this particular show, there is a precedent. i'm david wright in hollywood. >> he has said that he wants off of the show, but he's under contract. i wonder who could replace