agree with senator tim kaine about this isis issue.here is a bigger picture, a philosophy of power. originally i came from indonesia, the largest muslim country in the world. there is a sensitivity of in handlinglture muslim issues. of thery concerned bipartisan issue on i sell -- isil that has jeopardized our focus on strategic thinking and handling the world politic against the united states through radical muslim movements. the is what i think congress has to focus on instead of type artists and issues. my question is -- is there any discussion or investigative research on who are the external actors on isis. the complexion of the issue of muslim political culture, it is not only the locals who are the actors. there are outside actors that should be investigated and they are the ones harboring -- iswe have five minutes but your question who is behind isis? >> yes. >> that's a fair question. >> i have been waiting to ask this question. >> in fairness, let's do one each and if we have time, we will come back. >> you mentioned narrowin

that's for senator kaine. >> so one of you on the aumf. you have the question, can you split getting a new one for the current military operations from reforming or repealing the 2001 and then perhaps related to that question, this gentleman's question is, which is can you sut -- question which is, can you sunset it? >> i think it's very important to update the 2001 aumf. whether with the isil authorization or separately. and the reason is for several. one, to put it on the -- for congress to reaffirm who we're fighting against. and even if it has the same scope and practice, it's important that congress do that, give it a contemporary legitimacy. plus, i think this is very important, i think congress has to insist, especially since it's very difficult to capture all of the associated groups without a general phrase like associated groups, i think congress has to insist that it be informed by the executive branch about exactly -- and the american people should be informed about who exactly we're at war against under this necessarily somewh

senator kaine i wonder if i can begin with you. this is an issue that splits both parties and you see the president now oddly presenting pursuing aumf as an olive branch to their site but knowing there some gop that might be more forward-leaning that members of his own party. i wonder in the current environment if we can look at this issue as one where there's a potential for bipartisan agreement, to give some definition whether before or ideally as you say during the lame-duck session but perhaps after as well. >> i look at the split in both parties not as a negative but as a positive. so many things up on the hill get divided into partisan camps and this clearly is not partisan. i'm foreign relations committee one of my hardest votes was whether to authorize use of military force in syria to punish bashar assad for chemical weapons against civilians. it was a nonpartisan vote. it was a divided vote because the question was hard to you as a nonpartisan vote because it didn't break down among parties. there are democrats a variety

mark warner, john foust and senator tim kaine will be on enterprise street. >>> we're covering every angle of decision 2014 just for you. stay with news 4 on air for all our coverage and keep up with breaking election news on nbcwashington.com >> we're learning more about what may have caused the redskins bus crash. they were on their way to the game when the two team buses collided with each other. a police escort in front of the businesses stopped short. and that caused the chain reacti cs nobody seriously hurt. sigh res redd did sit out the

tim kaine is a democrat.very ambitious opposition to this because he's not only believes the current war against isis needs additional authorization but the way this country goes about entering war with the president and often without congressional decision, which is given to it by the constitution, that he thinks that whole thing needs to be turned upside down. here's what he to say yesterday at an event i moderated at the wilson center here in washington. >> we have to have a legal authorization to cover this current military mission against isil because in my view from about mid august to now, there has not been legal authority that is sufficient to authorize this mission. i introduced legislation with senator mccain to do this. we'll go back into the war powers resolution of 1973 and come up with a better process for this discussion that will take place always and will take place between congress and the president. a process that respects both sides constitutional prerogatives. >> reporter: brooke, this g

senator kaine laid out an ambitious agenda. but just for a moment, handicap the chances in this congress with a hard-fought 2016 presidential election coming up that you can get real progress on this issue, resolution on this issue. >> well, i think this was an ugly election. no one has missed that. control changed hands in the senate. but it didn't change hands because people decided the other team was great and democratic team was bad. they decided everybody was bad and congress does nothing. and i think this was in many ways a referendum on the incumbents in congress. now we have a? what new congress and a new team in control. but i think this congress is on trial. the terrorists aren't going to check party registrations before they blow us up. they aren't going to figure out which hat are you wearing. i have no idea which hat. you are wearing a government hat. that's why you are here. so is everybody on this panel. i hope that every editorial board in the country starts writing about the awol congress, the duck and blame co

senator kaine has it right. in the constitution it is the role of congress to give the final go-ahead on war. that is what is called for. i am for that. it is more interesting to look at the context in which this question arises. when you have answered the question for the president. but we are lacking is any strategic sensibility is with respect to foreign policy and military strategy overall. we are in crisis around the world and the president has not annunciated a foreign policy or strategic vision at all. out of the white house we have heard phrases like leading from behind. that has failed. lines, heard about red starting in syria. the president drew red lines. there was no consequence whatsoever. we have failed policy after failed policy. , andnow it is getting bad you don't have a strategic vision or military policy when jimmy carter comes out and criticizes president obama for having a week foreign policy. you know you are in trouble. the consequences for this country are not humorous. the threats coming

i wonder if i can begin with you senator kaine. this sports both ways and you see the president now presenting that he wants to pursue a new aumf knowing there are some in the gop that could be more forward leaning. i wonder if in the current environment we can get this issue where there is a potential for bipartisan agreement. to give some definition as you say during the lame-duck session. >> i look at the split in both parties into so many things are divided divided and partisan camps this isn't partisan. one of my hardest votes was whether to authorize the use of military forces. for the use of the chemical weapons but it was a nonpartisan vote because the question was hard but it was a nonpartisan vote because it did break on the partisan lines. there are republicans who don't like that the power must go by this president or other presidents who i think what a mistake mistake made with this and there are democrats that i think theo while they may have different feelings about the mission itself and of the parameters they feel

attendedtor tim kaine a wreathlaying ceremony at the warm a mario in arlington. he spoke about the critical alls and the gratitude we -- we all service branches. it is known as an action track champion of -- track chair. we thank him for his service and i am sure that is going to help him so much. we see so many stories of veterans. that looks like he can go through the snow. don and die, really small chances. the prosody let he -- and i have a really small chance. we want to give you an idea of what conditions are going to be like. starting at 65 degrees at six :00. a temperatures will be cooling down. bruce springsteen, black keys, so manynderwood, wonderful people will be performing free tomorrow night. at this hour. not a cloud in the sky. you need your sunglasses for sure today. it is 57 in gaithersburg. 58 drees in hagerstown. brilliant sunshine. we are not going to see a whole lot in terms of cloudiness. all that snow has been coming down across parts of the upper midwest due to very strong blast of cold air that would be putting in. things are going to be

dominic kaine has the story. >> to get to thabet is difficult.ometimes the only safe way in is with armed assistance. they escorted the media in to cover a scandal that has touched this village in the last three weeks. it is said 20 girls have been subject to mass rape. allegations they deny. some women on the streets of thabit say nothing happened. >> we have heard about women, young and old, being raped in the village of thabet. we heard those people were not fair and critic, only willing to spread rumors. these claims of mass rapes are a big lie. the village is safe. those members have married our girls and relatives, not raped them. >> compare those comments with these given by a woman from the village to a darfur-based radio station >> translator: the soldiers beat up my husband very badly. they dragged him out of the house bleeding. then 4 others came in and started raping my daughters. they were screaming their father's name to come and rescue them. the rape lasted three hours. they did that to everyone, our neighbors, everyone. >> the uni

kain had a class -- history of labor unions. he wrote a paper, could you unionize football players. that's where it came from. i'm proud it came out of here. that said, i feel very strongly that our football players and oir 492 varsity athletes here at northwestern, they're students. as i said, we don't have special majors or dorms and we lead the nation year after year in graduation rates for our athletes. so they're student athletes. >> does northwestern profit off of these athletes and if so, why shouldn't these students be able to get some of those profits? >> no, we don't profit. our budget, as i said before, is 2.1 billion. our total athletics and recreation part of that budget is 64 million. it generates 64. we spend it on the students. they get scholarships here. no, it's not like we make so much extra money, like some schools might be able to do and spend it on academics. no, we do it because we generate the money, we spend it within athletics and recreation. the students who get scholarships, as you pointed out that's worth over $60,000 a year, they're getting into a great

. >> on the day that senator tim kaine honored a marine corps birthday by laying a wreath where those have died. welcome action by commerce for -- by congress. >> another 1500 in iraq could numbers to just less than 3000 and the president admits there is no guarantee you will and therefore is a >> what has changed is that our troops are not engaged in combat. >> but to marines have died so far this summer in support of the mission. he wants congress to sign off and clarify what america's plan 5.6 billionattached dollar price tag. the pentagon says while not technically gone -- ground combat troops club they are more hands on.-- >> mission creep is when it changes into something you did not start out to be. this is not mission creep. >> is mission creep a legitimate concern? >> it is a fair question. defining the mission is critical. >> now it is really all matter -- a matter of timing. will the lame-duck session of congress take up the debate as senators cain and others want? or put off the decision until the new congress takes over january 3? flex updating breaking from woodbridge no

with that, i would like to introduce our wonderful keynote speaker, senator kim kaine of virginia. since he was elected to represent virginia a few years ago he has made his mark. he has worked across party lines with john mccain to bring the 1973 war powers resolution up to date. this september, he introduced and he has been advocating for his proposal for a new aumf against isil. after his remarks, approximately ten minutes, senator kaine will join me and jack goldsmith who will be introduced shortly in a conversation with jim schuto, the only journalist to imbed in 2003 in the iraq invasion? >> with u.s. special forces. >> okay. former chief correspondent for abc in london and author of a book entitled "against us the new face of america's enemies in the muslim world." we are happy to have them with us today. on the first day of the lame-duck session -- i hate that name. on the first day of congress coming back into session, it is the right time not only to have this discussion but to call for action in congress. thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you and good

senator tim kaine will attend a wreath laying at a marine corps memorial.s is the marine corps's 239th birthday. kaine will speak at the memorial to remind people the critical role those in the military have played throughout history. >>> and the eye-opening news of where the capital ranks for the most populated cities across the city for veterans to live. d.c. was ranked 14th overall. 1st in wage growth, 28th for unemployment and seventh for emotional health. overall, lincoln, nebraska, is the best ranked place for veterans to live. >>> there's a special veterans ceremony at the elementary school in fair texfax county th year. they will remember each of the five members of the branch of forces with a concert held by the students there. >>> when you want to avoid the toll road and the construction changes there. >>> and this morning we're hearing from a police officer pulled from a burning car for the first time. >> he's my hero by far. >> we'll tell you about his specific idea to thank the teenager who saved his life. >>> and we're live on the national mal

senator tim kaine attended a wreath laying ceremony at the marine corps war memorial in arlington to mark the anniversary. he spoke with abc 7's senior political reporter scott thuman after the event and we'll have more right here at 4:55 on that. of course, tomorrow is veterans day. a new study by the financial website wallet hub names d.c. as the 14th best city in the country for veterans. the site looked at factors like the number of jobs for people with military skills, number of businesses owned by veterans, the unemployment rate for veterans, and the rate of wage growth. lincoln, nebraska ranked number one followed by gilbert, arizona, and irvine, california. chesapeake, virginia beach, norfolk, richmond, virginia all and 70th, 75th, 7th second. >> this honor flight land eat reagan national airport today from new york carrying nearly 120 world war ii veterans. the entire flight crew was comprised of veterans as well. very cool. kai jackson will have more on that special flight coming up at 5:00 tonight. you may have heard about the concert for valor down on the national mall pl

he served one term in virginia before current senator tim kaine was elected to his seat. he said his time under president reagan and years as a democratic senator will help him bring both parties together. >>> this morning a local nurse is accused of preying on women in hospital rooms. 37-year-old jarrett clyne is facing three sexual abuse all four victims say they were disoriente or semi conscious when abused. clyne gave a 22-year-old a patient at bowie health care center a longer than normal chest exam without wearing gloves. another patient at george washingt hospital accused of t inappropri investigats s there could be vi. >>> montgomery fire trying to get a suspect to explain why he set a home on fire with people inside. we told while the fire was still burning, the suspect went up to a journalist and confessed to setting that fire. he is now facing arson charges. all three people got out safely. the damage estimated at $400,000. > theres something ab public schools in northern virginia that many of you like. enrollment is surging towards a record. schools in arlingt

virginia senators mark warner voted yes while tim kaine voted no. both maryland senators also voted no. environmental reviews and legal challenges have delayed a decision on the pipeline for years. a big brother or big sister can make a big difference in the life of a child. tonight big brothers/big sisters of the national capital area hosted service to youth awards and you see the event ow in its 23rd year. congratulations, folks. buffalo, new york, no stranger to heavy snow. even life long residents say they have never seen anything quite like this. lake effect snow has buried the region under several feet of powder. four deaths are blamed on the storm. more than 150 people had to be rescued after the cars got stuck on the interstate. the national guard has been called in to help. >> there are some parts of our community that are going to receive the equivalent of a whole year's worth of snowfall in three days. >> one of those communities is lackawanna, new york, ontrack to break the all-time national record for snowfall in a 24-hour period. that

senator kaine has it right. in the constitution it is the role of congress to give the final go-ahead on war. that is what is called for. i am for that. it is more interesting to look at the context in which this question arises. when you have to answer the question for the president, because what we are lacking is any strategic sensibility is with respect to foreign policy and military strategy overall. we are in crisis around the world and the president has not enunciated a foreign policy or strategic vision at all. out of the white house we have heard phrases like "leading from behind." that has failed. we have heard about red lines, starting in syria. the president drew red lines. there was no consequence whatsoever. we have failed policy after failed policy. you know it is getting bad, and you don't have a strategic vision or military policy when jimmy carter comes out and criticizes president obama for having a week foreign policy. you know you are in trouble. the consequences for this country are not humo

senator tim kaine will attend a wreath laying ceremony at the war memorial. this is the marine corps' 239th birthday. he will speak there reminding those of the marines and how all brawn ches of military played a part. >> today the rest of us need to stop and think about all the sacrifices made by the veterans and to say thank you with the chance arising for us. >>> 4:31. we'll take a look at the forecast for all the vets planned for today. we'll check in with meteorologist tom kierein. >>> if you're about to leave the house and head out for events this morning, you need a warm jacket. we are down in the 30s in the nearby suburbs. upper 40s near montgomery and prince george's. the mid to upper 30s across fairfax including loudoun and prince william and faulkier. the coolest spot in warrenton is 32. still rather cold tonight in the upper 30s. then jumping into the low 60s by noon with lots of sunshine. just a few high clouds coming in during the afternoon. then by 5:00 p.m., temperatures will be hovering in the mid to upper 60s. and that is certainly going to

this is my friend tim kaine, he made it up, it's called swing states, hiss two daughters are called katie and lauren, and this is to teach kids how you go about being elected president. it's how you're going to get enough electoral votes to get to the nomination. >> i'm glad to see people doing that. >> you have to have a -- it just can't be on dice, right? >> see all these cards? all these presidential cards? like money? >> it's swing states, it's not swear states. >> this is a game that's right up eric's alley. >> i would like to give it to my son. >> it's like candy land without kand. . >> eric bolling. >> where did you guys get this? >> you're having a tough day, bob. happy birthday, eve, bob, happy birthday hammer. set your dvr to catch the five. "special report" is up next. va never losing. she never lost her spirit. and we will miss her. >>> welcome to "hannity." in a moment we will introduce you to the man who killed usama bin laden. but first americans will never forget our country's darkest day back on september 11th, 2001, when 2,977 innocent people lost their lives, nor will w

an agent assigned to her crashed the car in which she was riding, kaine was in the back seat and not wearing a seatbelt and struck the window with her head. >>> a record breaking donation will help keep philadelphia police officers safe for years to come. independence blue cross donated $100,000 to the police foundation this morning. that money will go towards the purchase of 120 new state of the art bulletproof vests. it's the biggest gift that the corporation has ever gotten. >>> students planted more than 50 tree at the middle school in bensalem today. and they got help from the phanatic-they will add them for every home run in the 2014 season. and still ahead, a big kitty in the city, details in the hundred for a tiger in paris. >>> and safe job, real fiance, why some call the man's orchestrated surprise the cruelest ever. >>> and this is typically reserved for small items pocketed. you won't believe what he tried to hide down his pants. and how about this? this is a live picture of it buddy in morgantown, berks county, that is snow falling. details on where else this might happe

he held a rally with tim kaine in alexandria. gillespie spend the night campaigning. we'll be watching the tenth district where they are running against democrat john fous. the frank wolf held the seat since 1981. foust was in one of the most negative races this year. right now he's behind in the polls. and from a new mayor to marijuana, you'll be voting, and your votes will make a big impact today. >> in the district, you will not only decide the next mayor, you'll decide whether to legalize marijuana. you'll have a choice to vote yes or no to ballot initiative 81, which legalizes the possession of limited amounts of marijuana. supporters will hold an election night party, as well as a fund-raiser for d.c. central kitchen. while this initiative legalizes the possession of pot, it does not legalize the sale of pot. the d.c. council is working to come up with regulations law. the race for d.c. is the most competitive in 20 years she is a democratic candidate, normally an easy lock for the win. another candidate, former council member carol schwartz. she's on the right

and jackday, tim kaine goldsmith discussed the constitutional role of congress and the executive branch combatntervention isis. you can see the event starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. cities store goes on the road, traveling to cities to learn about their history and literary life. we partnered for a visit to madison, wisconsin. it is a glorious service. service for the country. the call comes to every citizen. it is an unending struggle to make and keep government representative. bob is probably the most important political figure in wisconsin history and one of the most important in the history of the 20th century of the united states. .e was a reforming governor he defined what progressivism is. he was one of the first to use the term progressive to self identify. he was a senator, was recognized by his peers in the 1950's as one of the five greatest senators in american history. he was an opponent of world war i. stood his ground, advocating for free speech. he was about the people. after the civil war, america a nationadically from of small farmers and producers and manufa

this is my friend tim kaine, he made it up, it's called swing states, hiss two daughters are called katie lauren, and this is to teach kids how you go about being elected president. it's how you're going to get enough electoral votes to get to the nomination. >> i'm glad to see people doing that. >> you have to have a -- it just can't be on dice, right? >> see all these cards? all these presidential cards? like money? >> it's swing states, it's not swear states. >> this is a game that's right up eric's alley. >> i would like to give it to my son. >> it's like candy land without kand. . >> eric bolling. >> where did you guys get this? >> you're having a tough day, bob. happy birthday, eve, bob, happy birthday hammer. set your dvr to catch the five. "special report" is up next. >>> scores of republicans and dozens of democrats prepare to go nose to nose with president obama over the keystone xl pipeline while he ridicules talk of its potential benefits. this is special report. >> good evening, i'm bret baier. next year's showdown by the republican controlled congress about the keystone pipe

expect point tonight, we to hear from tim kaine and governor terry mcauliffe. when we hear from mark warner depends on how close this race goes. >> also in virginia, voting to replace too long time fixtures. socklican barbara const and -- barbara comstock. previously held for jim moran is up for grabs. no matter where you were in our area, the weather is no excuse not to go to the polls. >> i think what we are seeing all day except without the sunshine. it will be dry and mild and it will be just fine. a live look at laurel, maryland and the skies are mostly cloudy. a few patches of loose guy left over but for the overnight arlington at 65. a very mild afternoon. we will slowly drop overnight with some areas this morning in the 30's. temperatures very mild look to the left side of your screen and you can see the numbers drop. on wednesday we will deal with the front and the rain and we will have a few details of what will follow. willnight, maryland voters select a new governor in a race many had written off early. lieutenant governor anthony brown is in a dead

. >> wednesday, virginia senator tim kaine and jack goldsmith discuss the constitutional role of congresssee the event from the wilson center live starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> the house and senate return wednesday 2 p.m. eastern. the houses scheduled to debate 10 bills including updating the presidential records act among which would allow current and former u.s. presidents to totinue to restrict access certain records created during their presidencies. in the senate, procedural votes are expected on judicial nominations. watch the house live here on c-span, and the senate on c-span2. >> the 2014 midterms are over or just about over in most races, and we look ahead to the lame-duck session. were joined by rebecca, who covers congress for the hill. looking ahead to the lame-duck session, the headline on your until december. you're right that the timing would give lawmakers just a day or two to debate and vote. there is a deadline in december. what is that, and what will be included in the omnibus bill? >> that's right, they basically have just a day or two. pass an omnibus sp

this is my friend tim kaine, he made it up, it's called swing states, hiss two daughters are called katieren, and this is to teach kids how you go about being elected president. it's how you're going to get enough electoral votes to get to the nomination. >> i'm glad to see people doing that. >> you have to have a -- it just can't be on dice, right? >> see all these cards? all these presidential cards? like money? >> it's swing states, it's not swear states. >> this is a game that's right up eric's alley. >> i would like to give it to my son. >> it's like candy land without kand. . >> eric bolling. >> where did you guys get this? >> you're having a tough day, bob. happy birthday, eve, bob, happy birthday hammer. set your dvr to catch the five. "special report" is up next. >>> hello. i'm eric shawn. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, the second phase of the obamacare enrollment begins today and there are prediction of more problems, warnings that health care insurance premiums could soar. we'll have the latest from

a lot of moderate tim kaine ended up not siding with landrieu on the issue. went to get the vote and pull the rug from her last minute one vote short. big blow to her not just legislatively i don't see how she can win that runoff election. tough anyway buttens thats look very very slim. >> why did they give her the vote if they didn't intend to at least help her. >> give her a chance-i she has been attacked for voting with obama 99% of the time. gives her a chance fighting her own party. really striking when you look at the polls on this. voters support this by two to one, three tonrs:ñ one march jinget even democrats support this thing. split between working democrats and working class democrats. working class support it more jobs, cheaper oil. wealthier democrats tend to oppose it. really interesting that you have got this split there. when voter supports it 3 to 1 and you vote against it. two reasons, you either are deeply ideologically opposed to it or worried aboutcz donors and your base, that's what we saw happen today. >> one of the things interesting

mark warner, john foust and senator tim kaine will be on enterprise street. >>> we're covering every angle of decision 2014 just for you. stay with news 4 on air for all our coverage and keep up with breaking election news on nbcwashington.com >> we're learning more about what may have caused the redskins bus crash. they were on their way to the game when the two team buses collided with each other. a police escort in front of the businesses stopped short. and that caused the chain reacti cs nobody seriously hurt. sigh res redd did sit out the game with back pain. and coach gruden says he has a stuff neck. rg3 looked pretty sharp since week two. he couldn't put together a last minute come back. he said the loss will make the team even hungrier when they play tampa bay bucs on the 16th. >>> a space ship wrecked. the system that failed bringing this virgin ga lack stick ship to the ground. >>> interacting with your baby. the parents they are more likely to hear the a younger age. >>> these temperatures may want to make you stay inside. how quickly it will warm up in your weather and tr

the tom kaines and woodrow wilson have always been -- >> nor princeton than jersey? >> yes.i think that's a really big question. her? s he nears at the notion that i'm a win that doesn't travel. i asked if he drinks wine. he said he rarely does. he drinks vodka on fridays to take off the edge. >> hillary clinton is one of those in the book that you profile. what could you possibly tell me about hillary clinton that i don't already know? >> well, actually, i hope that i will tell people a lot of things that they don't know. i found a lot of old letters that she wrote when she was in college. more to the point, jake, i brought my own citizens the trading cards that you can trade with your kids. >> john kerry. >> yes. dick cheney for a mitt romney. >> is that a good trade? >> i don't know, actually. >> i just trump your clinton with a cheney. mike, thank you. appreciate it. don't miss the live address tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> we're deeply sorry. that apology for the maker of air bags linked to at least five deaths. some of the toughest questions came after thatt admission.

asked the administration earlier this year about the ongoing deluge of regulatory activity, emery kaineof management and budget told me, "the administration is committed to a regulatory strategy that maintains a balance between protecting the health, welfare and safety of americans and promoting economic growth, job creation, competitiveness and innovation." critics say congress isn't without blame, noting that lawmakers have advoca abdicated their responsibility to bureaucrats, issuing rules for how laws are to be implemented. in 2013, just 72 bills were signed into law, but federal agencies issued nearly 3,700 regulations. heather and ainsley, back to you. >> thank you, shannon. >>> remember this pot-loving reporter that went out with a bang? >> and as for this job, well, not that i have a choice, but [ bleep ] it, i quit. >> well, after quitting her job to work toward legalizing marijuana in alaska, charlo green is now under investigation for allegedly violating campaign finance laws. green started an online fund-raising campaign to fight for the legalization of marijuana. they are l

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sides of the i'll with people like senator menendez and corker and reed and others, including senator kaine. we'll sit down and try and work this out. it is necessary. >> the war against isis, how would you assess its going. there are critics that say the air war has slowed the onslaught down. the iraqi troops have not been up to the task. the serial rebel forces are fighting amongst each other. >> well, this goes back several years to when the president overruled his secretary of defense, secretary of state and director of cia when they recommended arming the free syrian army. but now it is really an immoral situation. i don't use that word lightly. they are now going to train syrians to go in and fight against isis and at the same time allowing bashar assad to slaughter them with barrel bombs and air attacks and other attacks. every time we strike isis, assad steps up his attacks on the free syrian army. somehow we are playing footsie with the iranians and hope they will somehow have an effect on isis. the sponsors of the 5,000 hezbollah that came into syria and changed the balance of pow

from republican senator earlier in the week rand paul calling the war illegal and we heard from tim kaine of virginia echoing the same thing yesterday. now what? it seems like this issue is definitely unifying but decisive in terms of members of congress. >> it won't have any practical effect. these kind of congressional complaints about the executive taking over the foreign policy making function has existed for a long time. executive always wins. >> it's just complaints. >> the president gets to make foreign policy which includes the waging of these limited interventions. we haven't declared war since pearl harbor. it's been executive action that when the executive wants congress to approve but what you're pointing out which is two different political figures and it shows you that the american public does not want a sustained protracted intense military involvement in the middle east. they view it as a hell hole. they want to be out of there. the bigger problem is that than the fact that you have congressmen saying this is illegal or president doesn't have authority to do this. >> okay.

warner making a final appeal to voters last night and an appearance with tim kaine is alexandria. the latest poll numbers show warner favored 51% to 44% over gillespie. gillespie got a big endorsement on sunday. the elder president bush announcing his support for the former rnc chairman. now, gillespie is also or also made an appearance on the eve before the electi with ann romney in sterling and encouraged people to get out to vote. and that's what it all comes down to. all of the campaigning, all the canvassing, the ads, all of that is winding down here. and it gets down to the actual voting. and the polls open in just about 15 minutes at 6:00. reporting live in mcclain, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> you'll also get a chance to give some financial relief. the military families in virginia choose a constitutional amendment on the ballot. it exempts spouses of military members who died in action from paying property taxes. this is only for a spouse's primary residenc and not valid if they remarry. >>> in west virginia the winner of the u.s. senate race will make history. shelley capit

paul, paul kaine? >> in the debt ceiling fight afterward you told me it was a hostage not worth shooting but a hostage worth holding for some ransom. debt ceiling is come up this time in the spring or summer. will we have another brinksmanship moment there? or are those sorts of crises going to end? >> let me make it clear, there will be no government shutdowns and no default on national debt. >> -- part of debt ceiling -- >> one of the issues i don't believe you mentioned is immigration, in terms of what you might work with the president on. we expect he will move forward with some sort of, executive action in this area. what will republican response be and would you seek to move a republican immigration plan? >> i think the president choosing to do a lot of things unilaterally on immigration would be a big mistake. it is an issue most of my members want to address legislatively. and it is like, waving a red flag in front of a you will about to say,-- in front of a bull, to say if you guys don't do wh

pretty well, i met with governor kaine, and we had a specific conversation. and his vision of a cabinet position called secretary of technology was not someone who'd go off and do their own work, but would collaborate with the health secretary and say, hey, how might we bring technology to support your mission or education secretary or public safety. and so that's, essentially, the pitch i made and the conversation that we had. had a wonderful time. virginia's been best managed state, place to raise a family, and it's had a long bipartisan tradition on insuring that we infuse our government with the best technologies and the most appropriate models for innovation to solve problems. very proud of that experience. >> host: people listening to this conversation are going to say, wow, that's all great and wonderful, but this revolution that you're talking about really hasn't occurred because so much is still dealt in paper and phone call. >> guest: you know, it's funny, it's changing. in just the last several years, the percentage of doctors, for example, that ar

[applause] >> coming up today on c-span2, virginia senator tim kaine will discuss the constitutional role of congress and the executive branch, military intervention as it pertains to combating isis. it will be live from the wilson center at 10:00 a.m. eastern. then later on our companion network c-span 3 house and -- health and human services secretary sylvia burr well talks about the government he's ongoing response to the ebola attack in west africa. jeh johnson and tom frieden and dr. anthony fauci from national institutes of allergy and infectious diseases life at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> on thursday, dennis hastert, the longest serving republican speaker, will join us on "washington journal" to discuss the 2014 election results and how republicans should govern in the 114th congress. you can see the former speaker live at 8:30 a.m. eastern on companion network c-span. >> the c-span cities tour takes booktv and american history tv on the road traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. this weekend we partnered with charter communications for a visit t

kain had a class -- history of labor unions. he wrote a paper, could you unionize football players. that's where it came from. i'm proud it came out of here. that said, i feel very strongly that our football players and oir 492 varsity athletes here at northwestern, they're students. as i said, we don't have special majors or dorms and we lead the nation year after year in graduation rates for our athletes. so they're student athletes. >> does northwestern profit off of these athletes and if so, why shouldn't these students be able to get some of those profits? >> no, we don't profit. our budget, as i said before, is 2.1 billion. our total athletics and recreation part of that budget is 64 million. it generates 64. we spend it on the students. they get scholarships here. no, it's not like we make so much extra money, like some schools might be able to do and spend it on academics. no, we do it because we generate the money, we spend it within athletics and recreation. the students who get scholarships, as you pointed out that's worth over $60,000 a year, they're getting into a great

in arlington, tim kaine will attend a wreath laying at the world war ii memorial. marine corps's 239th birthday. yesterday was. cain will speak at the event to remind those of the critical role all branches of the military have played throughout history. >>> and interesting news on where the nation's capital ranks as a place to live. this survey was conducted to look at the most populated cities across the country and d.c. came in 14th. we ranked first for veterans wage growth. 28th for unemployment rate. and overall, lincoln, nebraska, was ranked as the best place to live for veterans. >>> a philadelphia police officer is thanking the high schooler who pulled him from his cruiser after it burst into flames. the fire sparked early saturday morning after mark kenzie's patrol car was hit by a pickup truck. the 17-year-old value up tier firefighter did not think twice about running toward the burning car. >> he was my hero, by far. because if he won't pull me out of the car, i would still be sitting in it. i want to take him out for a steak dinner or something because

you're seeing across the board in washington, you have liberals like senator tim kaine of virginia and also rand paul, the isolationist. he styles himself as a noninterventionist. we need a congressional debate and authorization. we have congressional hearings, a lot of preening on capitol hill. inevitably they authorize the war and yet we're no closer to a strategy and no closer a description who we want to run the middle east or part of it. >>> it is said that isis expanded as far as it can in iraq without running into towns where the population naturally will not allow it to thrive. but that it has room to grow in syria. do you see it that same way? >> i think so. i wouldn't rule out further advances in iraq. the most fruitful ground for it has been sunni parts of iraq in syria. sunnis feel very abused by the shiite dominated government in baghdad. that's why you're not seeing anything like the sunni awakening, the awakening against al qaeda that we saw after the surge of u.s. forces in 2007. you know, this is a resilient force. it's well-led. unfortunately, it has decent resources.

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what tim kaine and rand paul are saying, is that you know what, that's too long, it's not relevant to what's going on. if we want to use force we need to have congress approve it now. >> okay. so since you mentioned the authorization for use of military force, from 2001, which was right after 9/11, everyone was inflamed about what happened and that al qaeda had sought refuge inside afghanistan and that the taliban had happily given him that refuge there, i want to actually read what that authorization says. because it keeps getting quoted over and over again in all of these offshoot battles. here we are 13 years later. here it is in general that the president is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on september 11th, 2001. or harbored such organizations or persons in order to prevent any future acts of internal terrorism against the united states by such nations, organizations, or persons. a lot of words but effectively if you had

so the president could ignore tim kaine, which then ignores a substantial portion of his own party, but i think there are enough institutionalists in the congress who will worry about it. ultimately, i think the president has to go back and get new authority for the expanded role that he sees for the deployment of u.s. forces that's growing in footprint in the region. so it doesn't seem to me something that the white house can ignore. >> and let's talk about this report, that president obama is reconsidering revamping the u.s. strategy there in syria. you just heard our jim miklaszewski downplay that. this is ben rhodes earlier this morning that we want to factor in. listen as well. >> as we've acknowledged, the syria challenge, as difficult as iraq is, the syria challenge is going to be that much harder, given the absence of a partner on the ground, and given the very significant challenges related to the assad regime. >> let's break down some of the logistics here about how it's even possible to usher out a defiant leader here, while you're also offering a major military operation ins

his voting was similar to terry mccullough, tim kaine and for , that matter president obama. , his personal brand that made no difference in the environment. alison grimes in kentucky, who wouldn't say if she voted for the president, her numbers for the same. she won by three more points than he did. the democrats didn't pick her. she was young, she was a woman. she was like the perfect candidate. the results were almost word for word and vote for vote they ran a few points ahead of him but not very much in both of those states. none of those numbers were the same as obama in georgia. grimes ran three points ahead and they don't know what they could have done in this environment. i am not sure that a strategy of being so anti-obama was helping. the notion that at the end of the day, you can step away from the president and i'm not sure if i voted for him or not and it's not believable it could have been useful. if you are kentucky or arkansas the data shows that they dropped tremendously because the health care while walking back may be prior and grimes should have said the health care law

visit ncicap.org] wednesday, virginia senator tim kaine and harvard professor jack goldsmith discuss the constitutional role of congress and the executive branch in military intervention to combat isis. you can see the evident from the wilson center live at 10:00 eastern on c-span 2. dr. craig spencer, a physician in new york being treated for ebola was released this week from the hospital after being declared ebola-free. wednesday, health and human services secretary sylvia burwell testifies on the government's ongoing response to protect americans from the ebola outbreak in west africa. live at the senate appropriations committee at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. takes c-span city store book tv and american history tv on the road, traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. we partnered with charter communications for a visit to madison, wisconsin. >> it is a glorious service. the call comes to every citizen. struggle tonding make and keep government -- importanty the most political figure in wisconsin and one of the most important in the history of the

kain colter, former northwestern quarterback, testified before the national labor relations board that he spent 50 to 60 hours a week during training camp in the summer and once the season started, his commitment to football was 40 to 50 hours a week. it was hard to be a student, he said, in light of his obligations as an athlete. a finding of that same nlrb hearing is likely a significant step in radically changing further how college athletes in the society are regarded. the regional director ruled that football players at northwestern are in fact employees of the school and have the right to form a union. the ruling is currently being appealed by northwestern but the battle lines have been drawn. what is the student athlete? and how should he or she be treated in regard to compensation and rights? here this afternoon to try and answer those questions or at least shed some light on some of the issues, a distinguished panel. christine brennan, a national columnist for "usa today." len elmore is a sportscaster for cbs and c-span. former professional basketball player and lawyer. presid

half a dozen have been introduced in both houses by the king as speaker of today's senators kaine from virginia. and the article from the new republic calls this president not president bush 43 of master of unilateral war. and the three months of airstrikes behind us it is time to address the issue. welcoming congress to act in last week for a new authorization from congress. the congress needs to do said duct and blame game has to end it is time to govern and the press that -- process ought to go now. with a lame-duck session should be old aumfp repealed? what should the new authority me and how do we pay for that that is already cost $1 billion? proving that for rigid day but the american people deserve representation and the debate. so with that i will introduce our speaker tim kane from virginia. since elected a few years ago he is on the committee on armed services and foreign relations committee. he works across party lines to bring the 1973 war powers up-to-date and introduced and advocating for his proposal for the new amuf against isil after his remarks the senator will join m