kyle sprinted through enemy fire to kain's side and began applying a tourniquet, shielding kain with his own body as gunfire shredded that tree. >> woodruff: white also ducked bullets to get to his platoon leader, first lieutenant matthew ferrara, and marine sergeant phillip bocks. both men ultimately died of their wounds. and even after the shooting stopped, white kept going. >> kyle stayed with specialist schilling as night fell. kain was too badly to move. kyle was starting to feel the fog on his own concussion set in. but he knew that he was kain's best chance to get out alive, so kyle took charge and ordered the afghan soldiers to form a security perimeter. he called in a medevac and made sure kain and the other injured were safely onboard. and only then did kyle finally allow himself to be lifted out. as the helicopter pulled away, kyle looked out the window, watching the darkness as they pulled away from that single tree on the cliff. when you're deployed, he later said, those people become your family. what you really care about is, i want to get this guy to the left and to t

. >> senator kaine, come join us on set sometime. >> thank you. >> coming up, wes moore. and then expert food consumer jim gaffigan joins us with more of -- oh, that's not good. don't do that. don't do that. it's my book but that is so bad what you're eating. we'll be right back with more identify morning joe." ♪ everybody needs a place to rest, everybody wants to have a home ♪ ♪fame, makes a man take things over♪ ♪fame, lets him loose, hard to swallow♪

democratic senator tim kaine from the swing state of virginia endorsed hillary clinton for president today, and she hasn't even declared if she's running. kaine told cbs news he made his decision on his own without consulting the clinton camp. >> look, this is going to be a hard race. it's hard for anybody doing this, but that's another reason why i decided to get out early. i think she's the best person for the job. >> axelrod: sources close to kaine say he has not spoken to either hillary or bill clinton for quite some time. we have a new study to tell you about that reports an alarming increase in diabetes among children. using data from more than three million children, researchers found type 1 diabetes up more than 21% over eight years. the rate of type 2 diabetes was up even more dramatically, 30% among children between the ages of 10 and 19. a number of high-ranking catholic clergy are recommending to pope francis some changes in vatican law. boston's cardinal sean o'malley is a member of the vatican commission on sexual abuse. he told reporters today current church law on abu

kaine. >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you love great videos before they go viral this is the show for you, "right this minute". . >>> a bizarre sight as scalding water floods a bus and the driver jumps out. >> but he did not open the doors for the passengers. >> see the terrifying rush to escape a boiling geyser. >>> new video of that scientist who had tolimb out of a crevasse. video just nerve-racking. >> now feel the pain of every step on his life or death journey to the surface. >> hopefully i can get out. >> i went in today and he is 22 pounds. >> a vet takes a dog in bad shape and turns him into a champ. >> he looks so handsome now. >> yeah. >> what the doctor discovered that led to one remarkable recovery. >>> see the l.a. beast take the thousand year old food challenge. >> once you start you can't stop. >> stop gagging, that is. >>> there is no one word to describe this video from eastern siberia. that is steam from a geyser that erupted. according to reports the bus driver was trying to go around a hole because

. >> reporter: white and kain schilling were trapped in a kill zone. >> trapped pretty narrow.t up, straight down, there was nowhere i could go. >> reporter: some of the soldiers scrambled down the cliff but four americans before still on the trail and some were hit. >> i saw blood on his upper right arm and knew he had been shot. >> reporter: after applying a tourniquet white ran through a storm of enemy fire to sergeant box, who had also been hit. >> i saw him out there that he had been exposed and i said basically screw it and i got up and ran out to him. >> he ran out there multiple times. i remember watching him go out there and you could see the sparks from the bullets hitting the rocky shale. it would just light up all around him. >> reporter: box was too badly wounded to save. white grabbed his radio to call for help. >> i was bringing it to my face to talk, and an enemy round went right through my hand mike and blew it out of my hand, and just remember at that moment i was like, really? >> reporter: by now it had been four hours. schilling had been shot again and night

. >> reporter: white and kain schilling were trapped in a kill zone. >> the trail was pretty narrow,d one side was straight down and one side was straight up. there was nowhere you could really go. >> reporter: some of the soldiers scrambled down the cliff, but four americans were still on the trail and schilling was hit. >> i could see blood coming out of his upper right arm, and so i knew he'd been shot. >> reporter: after applying a tourniquet, white ran through a storm of enemy fire to sergeant phillip bocks, who had also been hit. >> i saw him out there, that he was exposed and i said, you know, basically, "screw it." and i got up and ran out to him. >> he ran out there multiple times. i remember watching him go out there, and you could see sparks from the bullets hit, and the rocky shale, it would light up all around him. >> reporter: bocks was too badly wounded to save. white grabbed his radio to call for help. >> i was bringing it to my face to talk, and an enemy round went right through the hand mic and blew it out of my hand. and i just remember, at that moment, i was like,

tim kaine threw his support behind hillary clinton down in south carolina.of barack obama's earliest supporters back in 2007. tweeted this morning, today i encouraged hillary clinton to run for president and pledged my support for her candidacy if she does. why now? why come out and support someone who hasn't even announced yet? >> this is a very careful man. i think the answer is, why not? i mean, what's the worst that could happen? if she does run, she's the front runner. and if she doesn't run, well, then he can say, well, you know, i'll move on to such and such and so and so. joe biden or whomever else it is. >> so it's a win-win for him? >> absolutely. he took that risk with obama in 2008, as did many others, include iing caroline kennedy. shifting to hillary, it's a safe bet. they're playing it safely here. when you look at ready for hillary pac, they've raised millions of dollars. when you're talking over 60% of democrats are backing her up, she's in a good position. >> well, and the one thing that continues to dog her, of course, benghazi, benghazi,

in the "crossfire" tonight, senators tim kaine and lindsey graham.uestion straight to you, doesn't she have to get down from being the celebrity and giving the big speeches and be willing to say, here's why i made the decision, here's why i defend it? >> absolutely. there was one fact in the recitation you left out, she did designate a lot of the leaders of boko haram as terrorists, and the decision that you make about whether you designate individuals as terrorists or groups as terrorists, there's a lot of calculations, one, am i enabling them to recruit, so she did designate some of these leaders, but sure she'll have to answer these questions. she'll have to, but i think she's going to have solid answers. >> senator graham, i'm guessing you have a couple of points to make here, but before i ask you the question about what you think about this, this is what john campbell, president george w. bush's ambassador said about this past weekend. i don't think the criticism of secretary clinton is fair, along with a good many other nigerian experts, at the

dominic kaine, al jazeera. >>> in northern ireland, police released jerried a dams without filing anyharges. he was detained five days ago in connection with the 1972 murder of a mother of ten. protesters were waiting to show their outrage. >> let me very clear, i am innocent of any involvement in any conspiracy to abduct, kill, or bury her. i have worked hard to have this injustice addressed. >> adams is a prominent politician who helped broker the peace in northern ireland. >>> on capitol hill republicans are launching a new investigation into the deadly attacks in benghazi. >> john 20 months after the attacks in benghazi libya that left four americans lead, house republicans have announced they are launching a new committee headed by john boehner. the email in question the result of a freedom of information act request from an outside conservative watchdog group outlines the behind the scenes communications in the wake of the attack of the administration struggled to put forward a public explanation of what had happened. of course you recall that the then un ambassador was to appea

kaine was president obama's supporter. he's enthusiastically praising credentials of mrs. ben affleck banned from the hard rock hotel in las vegas because he's too good at blackjack. >> he's too good. >> this is according to a source close to the star. he was kicked out for card counting. no word that was the case. the casino has not commented to cnn. >> em battled clippers owner donald sterling is not just facing a scandal over his ownership of the franchise, the new york post is claiming he is battling cancer. listen to players reacting to the news after their loss to the golden state warriors. >> if that is true, you know, my thoughts and prayers are with him. nobody deserves to go through something like that. >> yeah, that's the first i have ever heard of that and it's truly unfortunate. >> didn't know it until just now. you know, i don't have a reaction to that. you know, i hope it's not true. >> the same day, reports of sterlings cancer broke, the nba's push to force him to sell the clippers took another step. a committee of ten owners voted to move ahead with the pr

. >> senator kaine. >> we have just a few minutes before this vote. these hearings must drive you guys crazy. i have been coming to these with you. nobody does anything about sequester. we act like it came from out olympus. it is self-imposed. it is the wily coyote budget. . the annville hit you on the head. we created this problem. it,an do something about you must go tear your hair out. he did have hair before sequestration. >> it is entirely self-imposed. everybody around this committee talks about how terrible it is and yet we don't move to do anything about it. to make you don't want these cuts as you have presented them. you have to because this is a zero-sum game. >> it is certainly in our best interest to be the best stewards of america's resources. there are things we would do anyway. earlier, sequestration has made this a mindnumbing experience. >> the reality of the world we are in is a you are facing a zero-sum game. if we don't accept your recommendations, that is $2.1 billion a year that has to come from somewhere else. >> absolutely. $1

a painful story, one they felt compelled to kains. >> it's not a big move with a big star. it's interesting, and make the people affect about what happened to the movie. >> others rely on metaphors come paired to history. africa is a continent rich in untold stories. the feeling is that cann is the better for hearing them. >> you want the team to be there, as important as it is to have african teams at the world cup. african teams can be oppressive. >> africa is not just selling its stories, it's leasing locations. cans is the place to do deals, like filming a we were in south africa. "the salvation" did that, lowering the budget and doing its bit to raise the country's sip mattic appeal. >> a lot of the country had good crews, and getting out to attract as much business as possible. >> top prizes will hurt. timbuktu is in competition for the palm door, some tipping it. there's no happy ending for the film, but there may be smiles for its makers, come the big fight. -- come the big night. new records coming out of the operations of the department of vetted remembers affairs

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. >> reporter: specialist kain schilling had been shot twice. white ran through a devastating barrage of fire to get to him. white repeatedly exposed himself to intense enemy fire in an effort to save them. >> i told myself from the beginning of the ambush i was going to die. if it's going to happen, it's just a matter of when, but why not try to do some good and help my guys out until that happens. >> today we pay tribute. >> reporter: at the white house, president obama presented white with the medal of honor. the nation's highest military decoration. there in the east room was his now lifelong friend, cain schilling, who says he owes everything to kyle white. >> i can never repay him for saving my life, but this is something he deserves. >> reporter: jim miklaszewski, nbc news, the pentagon. >> hero in the true sense. i know we say that word a lot, but that is the perfect example. >> being in that situation and making those decisions, unreal. >> nbc's bill karins is here with details on another hot forecast. breaking temperatures again? >> re

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democrats from elizabeth warren to tim kaine are more excited about talking about hillary clinton than they are president obama. it's a problem for your party. >> i don't think that's true at all. i think the president's out there every day talking about an economic agenda to help grow the middle class and move our country forward. d democrats are there standing arm in arm with him in the congress trying to pass the agenda. time after time when the bills come forward, the republicans block them, immigration reform or raising the minimum wage, republicans not honest brokers in this dialogue. they're focused on -- >> i really do believe your party as well as the public has begun to tune the president out. >> why is it, kevin, that when you guys have a thousand voices, it's a great thing, we have two voices and we can't somehow handle it? it doesn't make sense to me. i want to ask you a question. when you think about hillary clinton, you guys are saying haven't learned anything. the voters in iowa who didn't like her much, "washington post" went to iowa and talked to those who were agains

senator kaine. to the panel. thank you for your service and testimony.e first votes i cast was to eliminate sequester. it was poor budgetary strategy. least reduce the effective sequesters. ,hose of us who are on budget we are going to do the same thing with 16 and carrying forward. are the recommendations that are part of this budget, including compensation we are sketching today, are they driven by optimal defense strategy or by budgetary caps imposed by congress? >> there are some things in a recommendations, this is a bundling of reform, there are some things that we would have wanted to do whether sequestration was a fact or not. there are things that are very clearly the result of sequestration. from 12rying to recover years of conflict. we want to restore skills that are lost and rebuild readiness. it is the aggregate of affects. sequestration has dramatically exacerbated our challenge. it would take three years or more to reset the force weather wreaked -- sequestration was upon us or not. this really exacerbates it. >> that is an important thing

. >> kain schilling was hit twice. >> you could see the bullet go right through his leg. a belt around my leg and stopping that bleeding. >> reporter: finally the gunfire shop and they were hoisted by medevac to safety. what did you think when you were going up? >> it was also another scary moment because you're dangling from a helicopter in the middle of a war zone. it's not a good feeling. >> reporter: but up until then you didn't think you were getting out alive. >> no. >> reporter: that must have been a terrific relief. >> i don't remember feeling any relief at all because so many had lost their lives that day. >> reporter: six americans died but thanks to white, kain schilling lived. >> what do you say to a guy who saved your life? >> i don't have to say anything. he knows how grateful i am how great. my family is. >> reporter: she doesn't know that yet but that includes schilling's 2-year-old daughter kyla. for "cbs this morning," david martin, pentagon. >> amazing. he was only 20. what were your going to say? >> the idea of being able to know you've got to do somet

dominic kaine, al jazeera. >>> rebels that tried to storm the libyan headquarters, 11 were killed. libyan government is struggling to control rebel groups. >>> two suicide attacks in egypt have left 7 people dead. stephanie decker reports. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of the suicide bombing in the sinai peninsula. it targeted a police check point in the town, and killed or wounded several people. it was just one of a series of explosions across egypt on friday. this was the scene on the road to the city on the red seacoast. the bus was carrying workers to a tourist venue when a suicide bomber blew up his device. in cairo a device was detonated outside of a courthouse. >> translator: i was driving my car this morning and heard a loud explosion. we found three injured people on the streets, and one of them had a serie injury to his neck. >> reporter: friday also saw demonstrations for and against the military-lead government in the capitol, members of the anti-coup alliance took to the streets to proclaim their allegiance to sisi. >> the amount of violence in the streets have i

mary land drew of louisiana and tim kaine of virginia, bringing the total number of senate democratss resignation to 11. >>> in national news, he put limits on soda and bans trans fat and is asking for stricter restrictions on gun bans. when he was mayor, many disparaged his pet causes, but when bloomberg spoke at harvard's commentsment, he reminded everyone as an oppressive force on college campuses. our deborah feyerick is at harvard university in massachusetts. liberals got an earful today from the mayor. >> reporter: they certainly did. michael bloomberg got a standing ovation. it's not okay to suppress any idea because you don't agree with it. accusing universities of becoming less open-minded about diverse ideas, michael bloomberg lashed out at liberal colleges and college faculties accusing them of a modern day form of mccarthyism. >> it's liberals trying to compress conservative ideas, even as conservative faculty members are in danger of becoming endangered species. >> reporter: he pointed to figures that they donated to barack obama's re-election campaign. >> 96%. there was

we don't know as much about the feel ip mind as the kain ip. >> cats and dogs under a lot more than they are given credit for. it's good to have you on the show. the book is: sh . >> it's a fascinating look at the history of our bets. "consider this" will be back. >>> imagine standing on a platform at the top of the world's highest building and jumping off. that's what two dare devil skydivers did in dubai in a bid to break the guinness world record for base jumping. if you are afraid of height - look away now . . >> joining us from paris via skype is fred, one of the two professional skydivers we saw break the wortd record by jump -- world record by jumping you have the power in dubai, he is the son of a parachutist and did his first jump at the aim of 10, has 15,000 jumps to his name, has won numerous competition, including the world championships. good to have you with us in every possible way, given what you went through. congratulations to you and vince, your partner. a lot of people know the building from the movie and crazy shot mission impossible of tom cruz. it was scary there,

kaine said shinseki's departure the only way to regain confidence. also this morning on c-span we're taking your calls and comments on problems at the va. texas democrat sheila jackson-lee is our guest taking your calls and remarks. you can see her on c-span this morning. [inaudible conversations] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the opening session, second day of the 2014 annual conference of the national coalition for homeless veterans. at this time it is my pleasure to introduce the chairman of the nchb board of directors, mr. pat ryan. [applause] >> thank you, john. the national coalition for homeless veterans rowdily welcomes our keynote -- proudly welcomes our keynote speaker, the secretary of veterans affairs, eric ship sec key. [cheers and applause] eric shinseki. members of the national coalition know secretary shinseki from his repeated appearances at this conference. and his willingness to report on challenges and progress being made in the campaign to end shp &c% veterans. when secretary shinseki took o

senators, tim kain from virginia, three senators, two democrats, a republican supportive of this. adam kin singham is a cosponsor and a democrat from portland oregon. these guys are on the opposite end of the spectrum, but this is an example of the system, as we hope it would, works. they put aside their issues, and it's the right thing to do. we have this opportunity to present a genocide from happening. we owe these people a commitment to the promise to bring them here. congress has the opportunity, my plea is this. call up your members of the senate and the house, because the congress is debating this, the afghan allies protection extension act. we are trying to get it into the act that funds the military. the national defense authorisation act of 2014. people call the members of the senate and the house and tell them they want their members to vote for this. it's the only way it passes. if not the programme dies on september 30th, and we'll be complicit. >> it's a critical reminder of all the people that help american soldiers in afghanistan and iraq. thank you for your time.

tim kaine asked what is her message. she says she is the most qualified and she would be the most effective. that is not a message. she needs to know and she needs to be correct people because if she is at all the loss, there is a real worry, a lot of things about her that are her vulnerabilities will rise to the fore rather than allowing her strengths to rise to the fore. >> jeb bush. >> as we get closer to the campaign be engaged in it has not been but it will be in the coming months and certainly in november. the vacuum -- the fundraisers and the chattering class, they are the ones who pay attention from now through the end of next year, over a year from now. those people have by now every four years since ronald reagan had their favorite choice and that person has become the republican nominee every four years. that in a vacuum is powerful and it is sucking jeb bush back into it. even if he becomes disinclined to run, until he says that, he is the person they want. he is the one they think has the best chance to win.

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the most recent to join the list is virginia senator mark warner, tom udall, tim kaine, mary landrieuall but two on the list are up for reelection this fall. and five democratic candidates have indicated they'd like shinseki to quick. but there is one notable exception, speaker of the house john boehner. >> the question i ask myself is is him resigning going to get us to the bottom of the problem? is it going to help us find out what's really going on? and the answer i keep getting is no. >> but within the administration, shinseki's support is beginning to erode. >> i'm not going to get into general shinseki's future. i'll leave that to others. >> make no mistake the task is daunting. the latest report from the v.a. inspector general shows the number of medical facilities under investigation has gone from 26 to 42, but even in the best of times there's been questions about whether the v.a. has grown too big to manage effectively. the vha seems to not take management suggestions from the political leadership in washington, and right now there are nearly 22 million veterans in the unite

when you throw stones -- my opponent served on an economic advisory board to liberal governor tim kaineute. wait a minute. here's the point. here's the point -- >> ouch. i'm pretty sure they are getting booed and echoed in your own district by members of your own party is not a good sign if you're seeking re-election, but, of course, if cantor or any republicans run into trouble with the tea party, they only have themselves to blame. i learned a long time ago, you can play to the extremists, but the extremists will remain extreme and come back to haunt you. an old activist once told me, don't invest in those that carry mess, not if you really have a message. the tea party is going to remind some republicans of that. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the clintons are in the ring. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. let's start with the best fight in the country, the clintons versus karl rove. rove started this battle row yal over hillary's health, this brain injury he's mixing it up about. the clintons are hittin

when i was virginia secretary of technology, then governor kaine was among the first to open up voting data. we have a website, there's now an industry -- >> aneesh, hold on. we have the president touring what remains of arkansas, 15 people killed in last month's tornado outbreak near little rock. let's listen to the president. >> obviously we just had a clans to tour some of the areas that were devastated by last week's tornadoes and had a chance to meet with some of the families who lost loved ones. also had a clans to thank some of the first responders and recovery workers andem the national guard who have been working non-stop to help families and businesses pick up the pieces after this devastating tornado. i want to express my deep appreciation for governor bibi and his outstanding leadership, senator pryor, congressman griffin, mayor firestone. they all showed great leadership and were here hands on on the ground throughout these difficult days. i'm here to make sure that they know and everybody who has been affected knows that the federal government is going to be right here un

he was unable to help them, but sergeant white saw specialist kain schilling bleeding from his arm. together they found cover where white stopped the bleeding, saving schilling's life. then he saw phillip bocks wuned. he survived a hail of bullets four times using himself as a decoy in order to drag bocks to safety. unfortunately, bocks would not survive. white then spotted his platoon leader lieutenant matthew ferrara lying face down and motionless. white crawled through enemy fire to reach him only to realize his leader was dead. white then returned to schilling's side and radioed for help. u.s. forces then used mortars, artillery, and air strikes to hold off the taliban. white suffered another concussion then after nightfall. he helped land the medivac and refused to leave until all were evacuated. five soldiers and one marine were killed, but white says that day america gained six heroes. comrades he told jim miklawieski, he will never forget. s. >> when you are in that situation, you have these people that you care about that, you served with like your brothers, and they're wou

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kaine: mr. president, since taking office, one of my highest priorities has been finding solutions to the unemployment rate among american veterans. we proudly in virginia proclaim a tighter connection with the american military than any other state, and i know 99 other senators or 98 other senators would argue with me about that, but one in nine virginians is a veteran. virginia has 27 military installations, including the largest naval base in the world in norfolk, the place where all marine officers are trained at quantico. virginia's map is a map of america's military history. yorktown where the revolutionary war ended. appomattox where the civil war ended and other civil war battlefields. the pentagon where one of the two attacks on 9/11 occurred. our service members in virginia and nationally make a tremendous sacrifice for our country. we have to have a commitment to honor these sacrifices and demonstrate to service men and women the same degree of commitment to them as they have demonstr

tim ripple is a climbing guide and he blogged from everest base camp as a professional member of the kaine avalanche association, i have my educated concerns. the mountain has been deteriorating rapidly due to global warming and the breakdown in the kumbu ice fall is dramatic. ms. webster warned of the costs of inaction, saying to us -- quote -- "it's too expensive not to take action." this is a north carolina company, and i hope its message get through to elected officials who represent north carolina. senator hagan has already spoken passionately about the need to act on climate change. she gets it. but her colleagues on the other side of the aisle, they remain silent. i visited north carolina over the recess as part of a tour of the effects of climate change along the southeast coast. i through tout where sea level rise is gnawing away at south carolina's banks. i visited a center where scientists from duke university, university of north carolina, north carolina state, eastern carolina state, and, of course, noaa are studying various aspects of sea heavily rise in north carolina and th

senator tim kain gave a nod for helicopter for her bid. he joined a list of backers. does this close the door on biden ambitions? >> it's funny listening to david talk about the challenges that jed bush might have. i remind him that i believe hillary clinton will have to run the same gaunt the trying to seek the democratic nomination. she is going to be - pressure will be put on her from the left should she throw her hat in the ring. by suggesting she will not celebrate an anointation, as for jed bush his counter part will enjoy that same test. for that reason i think if joe biden was smart he'd stay in the race. he's a strong candidate, a leader on issues with regard to foreign policy, and we give hillary clinton a run for money. >> briefly, before we go with the prominent developments behind clinton, where does that leave joe biden. >> she will not have a coronation, the democrats have a deep bench. there are plenty of people that could run against her and be credibility. we saw it in 2008. barack obama came out of nowhere and won that nom face. he is the -- nominat

the clintons overnight tim kaine became the late toast throw his support behind hillary clinton. this came a few days after bill clinton spoke at georgetown university and delivered a deflgsz of his economic record as president. to head off trouble on the left for hilary. >> how many times i have read from the left bitter criticism about what a slug i was to sign the balanced budget of ' 96 lowering the capital gains rate. i did it but we had the money to do it and it was the price i paid to e get the children's health insurance program and all that education stuff and i would do it again tomorrow in a heartbeat. >> so the legacy of bill clinton on economic issues and domestic issues, it plays a role in how the democratic party looks at him and i found that speech so interesting because when i look at the clinton years, i think the speech was two hours, which was short for bill clinton. i think you could make a case to be satisfying to the liberal base but he forged this alliance. talk about what happened in 2008. how does the left look at bill clint clinton's legacy as president

martha: the former governor, tom kaine, apparently is going to speak.think that presents its own controversy as well, whether or not he should put a vote of confidence in for rutgers university after what has happened in the course of all of this much. texas tech has another invitation to condoleeza rice to come speak at their graduation. no word whether or not she will do that. but not a great day for rutgers university. bill: dr. rice will speak again of the question is where. martha: still to come in "america's newsroom." we told you about a teenager that defied death as a stowaway in the jet engine of that plane. now the complete lapse of security that is caught on surveillance video. wait until you see think, rob ford has been out of the spotlight because he's in rehab and now why he says he is finding the experience amazing. ♪ i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list.

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senator tim kaine says he's ready for hillary, saying she's shown grace handling all problems in herears of public service. >>> the scene of yesterday's violent clashes. it was the deadliest day in months. at least 42 people were killed overnight as fire broke out amid protests in the southern port city of odessa. pro-russian separatists and government supporters clashed in the streets and threw firebombs and stones as riot police attempted to suppress the flare-up. today, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said the u.s. should call on ukraine to halt its military operations but he did agree on b on the need to a to the agreement made in geneva. we touched base a short time ago with correspondent james match who's on the ground there. >> reporter: the authorities here in ukraine insist their offensive to regain control of the eastern part of their country is not over. despite a day of setbacks yesterday in which they lost men and at least two helicopters. they say this morning they renewed the attack on the town which is just short of the separati separatist-held stronghold, thei

senator kaine and schumer are on king and senator schumer on it. it started with senator stevens in 1983 and has true bipartisan roots. it is consistent with the amendment justice stevens has proposed. it would restore the authority of congress, stripped by the court, to regulate the raising and spending of money for federal political campaigns. this would include independent expenditures. it would allow states to do the same at their level. it would not take any specific policies or regulations. that would allow congress to pass sensible campaign-finance reform. withstandt would constitutional challenges. in the federalist paper number 49, james madison argued that the u.s. constitution should be amended only, he used this term, only in great and extraordinary go withoutould we amendment. i agree with him. i also believe we have reached one of those occasions. free and fair elections are a founding principle of our democracy. they should not be for sale to the highest bidder. this effort started decades ago, there is a long and bipartisan history

senator tim kaine from virginia weighing in on prospects of hillary clinton running for president of the united states. the headline from "the washington post" this morning -- there is an interesting story taking a look at the 10th district of virginia. writers of the washington post saying it is one of the most hard-fought contest is coming up in this election year. a swiftly changing population will probably be beyond reach. mounting cynicism about the people who run for office. this focuses on the district but if you want to read that you can select the story in the washington post. barbara from roanoke for genia, democrats line, hello. hello. people need to take a breath and realize that it is not paid for by the taxpayers, it is paid for by the correspondents i wish they would eliminate all the hollywood and sports celebrities. people need to lighten up. a lot of people are calling in with class envy. anybody who calls in and youlains about that, socialize with your class usually. a lot of people have made it .rom nothing iny socialize with people their financial class. if he sh

. >> ed rendell, earlier we have tim kaine come out and endorse hillary. are you ready for that?permission. >> no, don't. come on. >> i think hillary clinton is the best democratic candidate in the field. i endorse her over any others. >> no. there are no others. he's ready for hillary. >> a vote on the keystone pipeline has been delayed indefini indefinitely. yesterday reid put his foot down with his colleagues on the right over how many amendments could be put on the bill. >> working with my senate colleagues reminds me of chasing a pig in a greased pig contest. every time we get close to making progress, we see it slip through our hands and it slips away. they want a vote on keystone and it's not good enough for them. they add four, five more amendments. it's never quite enough. >> harry reid quite upset. they did pass a most to proceed. republicans have been out of the mainstream over the past several years on a lot of issues. steve and i believe and a lot of others believe democrats are really out of touch on these energy issues. an energy revolution is coming up. if you rea

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all republicans really had to come pain on was that guy -- not mark warner, tim kaine, that guy is basicallyright, i like the guy. now what do you have? i think we will see more democrats try that strategy. >> footnote to that, the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, who is the most admired first lady, were bra bush on top tied with hillary clinton. not sure there's any great plit da political meaning. the president is out in california. he will have an event near stanford university today to push his alternative energy, climate change agenda. whatever your views on the issues. the white house is using this as a pr tactic. look. not new video but that's installing solar panels on top of the white house. i love these time-lapse videos to show you how projects play out. now let's move on to big money. i want your colleague politico can reporting this morning. the koch brothers are going to put $125 million from those two gentleman right there into the campaign this year. they've already spent 30 something million on tv ads but they want to apparently the effort here is to learn the lessons where t

that's as they have already spent more than a decade locked and isolated by the will of their father kaine abdullah and his will they had to say about their situation. horrible situation this forced famine and basically their. confining us. depriving us of those who didn't want her. freedom and rights you know but nobody's feeding us we're creating ourselves love where we're finding. what we're looking for who'd actually be around that house expired some expired some flour with bills and all kinds of past. prices have existed to help whereas the simming he was first barely yielding. one point five uses a day. let's not have a little talk about that father is behind incarceration the king is a man of great influence coming in eighth place and for drift of most powerful people in the wild and his not a poor one i saw his wealth is estimated to be seventeen billion dollars he had many wives and no less than children and we asked the princess's what they think was the motivation to lock them up there are many facets i think and i cannot speak for the people there yes of course they made that's

senator tim kaine told the hill on monday that he thinks virginia republicans secretly want governor terry mcauliffe to expand unilaterally medicaid under obamacare he said i actually think there are some republicans who would rather would actually rather mcauliffe do it in an executive way so you know basically what's happening here is the expansion of medicare medicaid you know the existing medicaid if somebody in virginia doesn't work if they're really poor and they're not working and they're just like on welfare they get medicaid no problem but if they're working and they're just not making a lot of money then they don't get medicaid because virginia didn't expand medicaid these are we're talking one hundred percent working people you have an income of at least four thousand dollars a year to be eligible for this obamacare expansion of medicaid and so i think a lot of republicans are looking to you know. these are working people these are people who actually get out and do things you know they may show up at the polls they may vote. we don't want to go up against what the koch br