but herman kaine was truly amazing. and it was clear early on at the end of the first republican debate in 2012. it was august of 2011. it was clear, that early on, that herman kaine was going to be a different kind of guy. all the republican candidates were invited to give closing debates and mr. kaine used his closing statement to quote what he described as some of his favorite poetry. >> a poet once said life can be a challenge, life can seem impossible but it's never easy when there's so much on the line. >> a poet once -- the poet herman kaine was quoting at that first republican debate in the 201 race, the poet he was quoting was the pokey mon movie. that poetry he was quoting was part of the theme song to the pokey mon movie. ♪ life can be a challenge. >> life can be a challenge ♪ ♪ life can seem impossible >> life can seem impossible. >> ♪ ♪ it's never easy when so much is on the line ♪ >> when so much is on the line. ♪ on the line woets. >> by october, that was august. by october, herman kaine was actually winn

senator kaine brings not just the press t.j.of his office but also his nearly two decadesover powerful and impactful work as a fair housing lawyer. thank you very much for being here, senator kaine. [ applause ] let me also express my gratitude to a very special guest, a champion for fair housing, a hero to the hud team and a venerated american. former vice president walter mondale. [ applause ] throughout his public life he stood up for the rights and dignity of all americans no matter how the political winds were blowing at the time. the vice preside mr. vice president, i want to thank you for your lasting contributions. for all of us here at hud it's quite a privilege to welcome you to this room named in your honor, the brook mondale auditorium. [ applause ] finally let me thank all of you. you're our partners in progress. you help open new doors for families every single day. keep up the great work. this is why we gathered today. because we share a common belief that every american deserves opportunity regardless of what the

senator kaine: let me compare your uncertainty. if he start of your testimony you talked about there can be a conventional wisdom you challenge, i know the world is more uncertain now, more dangerous than it's been, you walked through from world war ii to today and you pointed out decade by decade the challenges. while we may not be able to predict the next challenge, that there will be challenges. you've testified that you don't think the o.c.o. account is particularly good. it seems to me the mission of national defense is probably in real terms kind of more threatened by uncertainty here than uncertainty in the world. bad things are going to the happen in the world and we know it and we're not necessarily going to stop that. we can predict that they will even if we can't predict the particular one. the uncertainty that we can fix here is the uncertainty of our own budgetary dysfunction. dr. gates: i sometimes say when i'm talking to groups at universities, i get asked, what's the biggest threat to the national security of the un

apparently that is a question kathleen kaine herself is now trying to figure out, as well.n says tomorrow she's going to be meeting with her own legal team to determine what legal duties she's allows to still carry out. and which legal duties she has to give up because of the oh no law license thing. he's going to be sending around a memo which charts the so far uncharted territory that explains what an attorney general can do once they're no longer allowed to practice as an attorney. that's all going to come to pass or it's at least going to come to a head tomorrow night at midnight. nobody knows what it means or what it's going to look like. there's no precedent for anything like this in pennsylvania or as far as we know in any other state either. in politics there's supposed to being in new under the sun but this, this is new. stay with us. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% c

senator kaine: let me compare your uncertainty. if he start of your testimony you talked about there can be a conventional wisdom you challenge, i know the world is more uncertain now, more dangerous than it's been, you walked through from world war ii to today and you pointed out decade by decade the challenges. while we may not be able to predict the next challenge, that there will be challenges. . you've testified that you don't think the oako account is particularly -- o.c.o. account is particularly good. it seems to me the mission of national defense is probably in real terms kind of more threatened by uncertainty here

yesterday 18-year-olds kain cortez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehman were arrested.according to police complaints, the three men broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole several credit cards.they also stole a gun and ammo clip out of one car.all three were caught on security video using the stolen cards and admitted the thefts to police.each one now faces 7 charges of burglary and one theft charge. a des moines woman is now facing charges for allegedly beating a toddler. toddler.witnesses say shauna davis slapped and punched the little boy in a grocery store parking lot before throwing him to the pavement.davis is charged with child endangerment causing injury. a new survey about sexual assault is being worked on at the university of iowa. iowa.the "speak out iowa" survey will begin monday.it will examine assaults on campus.that includes sexual harassment, dating violence, sexual violence, and stalking. all students will be able to take the survey. survey.for more information - we've posted a link to our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. there are new rules in place for

police arrested 18-year-olds kain crotez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehman yesterday. according to police complaints, the three men broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole credit cards.they also stole a gun and ammo clip out of one car.all three were caught on security video using the stolen cards and admitted the thefts to police.each one now burglary and one theft charge. cbs 2 news is continuing to track the lastest numbers in the race to the white house. house.the latest quinninpiac poll has a new republican front runner among likely iowa caucus goersdoctor ben carson leads donald trump right now with 28-percent support to trump's 20.last month, quinnipiac had trump six points ahead of carson in iowa..florida senator marco rubio rounds out the top three with 13-percent support. be sure to tune in every week for cbs 2's iowa in focus. we'll takes you through the political news of the week, with in-depth analysis and stories about the campaign season you won't see anywhere else.tune in to iowa in focus, sunday mornings at 10:30 on cbs 2. bells ringing ri

senator kaine will recall the reaction when i shattered joint forces command in norfolk and i had the entire virginia delegation on my doorstep actually in my office. >> and the then governor. >> and the then governor. >> who is the worst. >> but the point i'm trying to make his first of all you cut $80 billion out of the defense department generally but what i signed the services to do was to find $100 billion in cuts on their own just in the services. but what i did with the approval of the president was to tell them if you find 100 early in dollars, if you find the cut, if you meet the target that i given you, and then you show me new military capabilities or expanded military capabilities that are actually two site will give you the money back to invest in those. so they were and said device. wasn't a zero-sum game for them for anything they identified they were going to lose but it forced them to address this tale and tooth issue and created penalties if they didn't achieve the goals but an incentive for them to find and be successful in the effort. one of the things and it goes

so i really think -- and senator kaine pointed out we're essentially building prote types. there's no way to do a proto type if that first mcintosh was a proto type that we could sit on a desk but we can't build a proto type of an aircraft carrier. so -- and you've identified it. how do we deal with the first in class issue? and maybe it's more reals stick estimates at the beginning. maybe it's more realistic estimates of the time. but to simply say there's an overrun here, as senator kaine pointed out, if the estimates at the beginning had been more realistic there would be no overrun. it would have been what was estimated. so how do we deal with? it's a risk and cost balance it seems to me. and in order to build the highest technology, most advanced weapons system, we're going to have to take risks in terms of being sure that that technology is the most advanced possible when that ship launches. talk to me about what you identified i think properly. this isn't an overall procurement problem of all of the military but the fact it seems to happen in every branch on every we

tim kaine, virginia senator has always been at that top of the list. he checks so many different boxes. he speaks fluent spanish. he has done almost everything that's been asked of him whether it's run for the u.s. senate, be dnc chairman, then, of course, he ends up representing a statewide winner twice in one of the most key swing states in the country in virginia. i think he would be on top of hillary clinton's list or any democrat's list, no doubt about that. >> all right, mark murray. thanks so much, mark out there life for us in boulder, colorado. >> reporter: thanks, guys. >>> and still ahead, two of the country's biggest drugstore companies are talking a merger. what their potential alliance would mean to you. >>> and i continue to talk rain making its way toward our region right now. very heavy rain. the wind will start to kick up, too. we'll break it down for you. we'll break it down for you. i'll take you hour by hour the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving

senator kaine: let me compare your uncertainty. if he start of your testimony you talked about there can be a conventional wisdom you challenge, i know the world is more uncertain now, more dangerous than it's been, you walked through from world war ii to today and you pointed out decade by decade the challenges. while we may not be able to predict the next challenge, that there will be challenges. . you've testified that you don't think the oako account is particularly -- o.c.o. account is particularly good. it seems to me the mission of national defense is probably in real terms kind of more threatened by uncertainty here than uncertainty in the world. bad things are going to the happen in the world and we know it and we're not necessarily going to stop that. we can predict that they will even if we can't predict the particular one. the uncertainty that we can fix here is the uncertainty of our own budgetary dysfunction. mr. gates: i sometimes say when i'm talking to groups at universities, i get asked, what's the biggest threat

senator tim kaine has just left the hearing to join me now. i don't know if you were able to hear, but we are reporting what you heard from general campbell. there was a terrible mistake and they are no longer languaallegi there was firing from inside the facility on coalition forces. they are acknowledging a mistake was made between special forces on the ground and the 130. >> i heard your reporting on it. it was a horrible mistake. the lives lost are tragic. this is an organization that does very important humanitarian work in really tough areas. it's clear that the afghan army called for the strike of this location. that call was vetted by the united states and there were u.s. ground assets, counterterrorism assets in communication with the plane that delivered the strike. so there's a mistake somewhere and it's a grave and serious one. i think the general mentioned this morning, general campbell, he thought there would be a preliminary report within 30 days. a nato report, an afghan report and u.s. investigation, all three are under way. i

senator kaine: let me compare your uncertainty. if he start of your testimony you talked about there can be a conventional wisdom you challenge, i know the world is more uncertain now, more dangerous than it's been, you walked through from world war ii to today and you pointed out decade by decade the challenges. while we may not be able to predict the next challenge, that there will be challenges. you've testified that you don't think the o.c.o. account is particularly good. it seems to me the mission of national defense is probably in real terms kind of more threatened by uncertainty here than uncertainty in the world. bad things are going to the happen in the world and we know it and we're not necessarily going to stop that. we can predict that they will even if we can't predict the particular one. the uncertainty that we can fix here is the uncertainty of our own budgetary dysfunction. dr. gates: i sometimes say when i'm talking to groups at universities, i get asked, what's the biggest threat to the national security of the un

solon.police have arrested 18- year-olds kain cortez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehman.police complaints say the three broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole credit cards.they also stole a gun and an ammo clip out of one car.all three were caught on security video using the stolen cards -- and admitted the crime to police.each teen now faces seven charges of burglary and one theft charge. four people have been sentenced for robbing a jones county bank earlier this year. year.brothers andrew and shiloh palmer were charged with robbing the exchange state bank in martelle in april.they pleaded guilty in july, and will serve nearly 13- years in prison. prison.peter olinger and his wife elizabeth olinger also pleaded guilty to charges in connection with the case.peter was sentenced tototen-years behind bars.elizabeth was sentenced to 17-years. 17-years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, where the brothers pulled out guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. new this morning,

senator corker: senator kaine. senator kaine: thank you, chairman. as someone that grew up in overland park and lives in richmond, i'm particularly happy to see your family there. the iaea has a track record, not unmarred by challenges, certainly. after yirke and north korea developed nuclear weapons programs in the covert means, that was i think an admitted weakness of the iaea. and others that allowed that to happen. but then the iaea said we need a fix so they went back to the table to develop the additional protocol that nations now must follow to root out that possibility. so that was a bad incident in the iaea's history but then reacted to fix it in a good way. the iaea was -- i mean, to our kind of remaining sadness right in march of twee when they said that iraq didn't have a program of weapons of mass destruction or they couldn't find no credible evidence it did, that conclusion of the iaea was heavily trashed by a lot of people here and it turned out the iaea was right and we were wrong. hat was a moment us -- momentus moment. i'm impressed

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the johnson county sheriff's department arrested 18 year olds kain cortez, zachary ross and 19 year old jordan lehman this week. a surveillance camera caught the teens as they were trying to use the stolen credit card. we want to remind you that when you see news, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. also, send us pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. some parents in iowa city say there are overwhelmed with messages about threats at school. last week, the iowa city school board voted to report all threats to police and parents. that was after west high school didn't report a a gun to school on social media. has reported three incidents since last wednesday. the iowa city community school district sent out an e-mail to families yesterday. it said the district plans to evaluate any alleged threat for potential danger and then decide the correct response. the district told tv-9, this school administrators on what would qualify for an alert to families. "48:29 i think it's difficult, parents. you're at work and you get a text, an ema

solon.police arrested 18- year-olds kain crotez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehmananyesterday.y. according to police complaints, the three broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole credit cards.they also stole a gun and an ammo clip out of one car.all three were c cght on security video using the stolen cards-- and admitted the thefts to police.each teen now faces seven charges of burglary and one theft charge. in marion, there are new concerns about a multltmillion dollar projececon the city's north side. side.the corridor business journal reports mayor snooks bouska is concerned about the tower terrace cation reserved for this 19-million dollar y-m-c-a.the mayor says that lolotion is in the 100-year flood plain of indian creek.executive director bob carlson says it's not a concern, because the new building will be elevated three feet above that level. ?do you know someone who needs be able to give a deserving person a car - for just one dollar? it can happen! happen!reporter joy howe explains in this story you will see only on fofo28 ws. news. ((nats in garage))at a

. >>> the governor will be joined by senator tim kaine and attorney general mark herring. has been an sad voe cat forstrict eer gun control but he's had a tough time. >> breaking news on the roads right now, chopper 4 over a big backup. just put this out. we're talking a seven-mile delay as you're headed inbound because of a crash there. rockville peek at cedar lane. northbound all lanes are open. we have one left lane getting by. brand-new crash there this morning. bentway, westbound there, outer loop of the beltway, about 13 miles an hour because of some slowdowns in the area. right now top of the beltway talk about b.w. parkway, 95, colesville road. everything typical for this time of morning. no major problem in prince george's county. in maryland, we want to put this up and show you 270 looking good and the top of the beltway a little slow, 5 to 270. 23 minute this morning. chuck? >> all right. outside this morning morning, #spiritday. if you're wearing purple to support anti-bullying and mother nature getting into the act. a dark hue. way to go, mother nature. just w

republican mac thornberry of texas saying -- senator tim kaine, democrat from virginia said -- many experts remain skeptical. >> i'm disgusted. no, i'm not angry, i'm disgusted. they may be really bad options, but if they're the only ones you got left, they're the once you use because you passed up everything else. we passed up a lot of stuff. >> reporter: lou, the white house continues to argue the fact this is not a large-scale indefinite combat operation, any parallels between what's going on now and what happened with the bush administration is simply invalid, but no matter how you describe it, american forces will, in fact, face combat situations on the ground and from the skies above moving forward in syria. lou? lou: kevin, thank you very much, kevin corke reporting from the white house. >>> the president's troop decision comes as secretary of state john kerry attends talks in vienna on how to end the syrian civil war. those talk for the first time ever involve iran, which supports syrian president bashar al-assad. diplomats say progress was made today and considering a plan to set u

let me begin by welcoming the new members to the committee senators kaine and murphy, senator johnson, mccain flake and paul. since the full senate has not passed the committee resolution officially ceding members i want to ask unanimous consent returning members to allow our prospective members to participate in today's hearing. and if there is no objection, so ordered. madam secretary let me welcome you and thank you for honoring your commitment to calm before the committee after the administrative review board's findings. you said you would after the findings were completed and of course you had a bit of an intervening challenge and we are thrilled to see you here today doing well and to take time out of your schedule in these final days to discuss the tragic events that occurred in benghazi on september 11 and the lessons we need to learn from that event to ensure that all american personnel are fully protected and our embassies fully secured wherever they are. in your tenure as secretary of state and your appearances before this committee you have always been upfront, forthright

solon.police have arrested 18- year-olds kain cortez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehman.police complaints say the three broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole credit cards.they also stole a gun and an ammo clip out of one car.all three were caught on security video using the stolen cards -- and admitted the crime to police.each teen now faces seven charges of burglary and one theft charge. four people have been sentenced for robbing a jones county bank earlier this year. year.brothers andrew and shiloh palmer were charged with robbing the exchange state bank in martelle in april.they pleaded guilty in july, and will serve nearly 13- years in prison. prison.peter olinger and his wife elizabeth olinger also pleaded guilty to charges in connection with the case.peter was sentenced to ten-years behind bars.elizabeth was sentenced to 17-years. 17-years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, there the brothers pulled out guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. new this morning,

we are hearing from local senators tim kaine and mark warner. they just talked about the need, in their opinions, for reform. listen. >> we'll have that just yet. tomorrow, president obama is going to oregon to see the families of the victims shot and killed at umpqua community college one week ago. shooter, chris harper mercer, owned 13 guns, all bought legally by him or a family member. republicans are not expected to support the new bill once it is formally introduced. back to you. >>> temperatures right now mainly in the low 70s. it is a beautiful day outside. 71 degrees in washington. 72, ft. belmar. a high of 76 with mostly sunny skies for the balance of the day. we could become partly sunny very late toward the evening hours. now, tomorrow, any early sun will give way to clouds. look at the temperature, mild. a high of 82. available for the afternoon or evening. 50% chance you are dealing with some rain, mainly later in the day tomorrow. that's a cold front that's going to clear the area and set us up for a much cooler saturday. a high of

. >> mc-kain and others said russia has been targetting other opposition groups, not i.s.i.l., and hit some groups supported by the united states. >> well, we support many different groups's syria in various ways. i will not get into the specifics of any of that. again, what we have seen so far, and the pentagon is analysing as much information as we can about the early strikes. i mean, it's not as if the russians are overtly transparent about the targetting campaign here. but we know that they didn't hit areas where i.s.i.l. operates. and we know they didn't hit i.s.i.l. targets. that's what we would like to see. if they are willing to have a constructive role, that could be helpful. >> is it clear, given what we have seen so far, that they were more concerned with propping up bashar al-assad, than going after i.s.i.l. >> we'll judge russians by their actions, not their words, and so far the actions do not support the smokes they are there to go after i.s.i.l., and secretary of state john kerry has had numerous conversations, talking about where things are going. >> it's not been tran

it wasn't two election cycles ago that john mc-kain received public funding to run his campaign againstresident obama. that seems paleozoic. here we have super pacts. non-profits that raise and spend unlimited amounts of money. all of them, most of them are doing it. bernie sanders says i'm opting out of that. on the republican side, most are benefitting from a big government. the yalty is it is a system system we have, and all will be playing in it. much more after the break, including reactions to social media. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to our coverage of 2016, 2016. presidential debate among the democrats. we want to talk about social media and its reaction. one of the big hot topics. >> because it's lapt. the pun is for you. while the political climate may be toxic, one thing that unites democrats is the issue of climate change. thank you, thank you. the online community jumped on it. climate change was used 23,000 times on quitter, leading up to and throughout the debate. for comparison, the campaign finance reform, a major issue was mentioned 19,000 times. when arrived

we are talking jerry seinfeld, jon stewart to name a few matt kaine want to find out why so many funny guys like the underdog. >> on the eve of the team's first playoff appearance in nearly a decade the minds wander between expectations and the possibility of failure. the city braces for the divisional series starting pitchers. one segment of the fan base cracks jokes. >> it's fair to say we are all big fans of lady gaga. white guys in their mid-50's is the core audience. reporter: no statistics and expert in any scholarly subject intruded the story. following purely off of anecdotal observations. when in trouble dial 911. >> among the mets we find a lot of very successful professional comedians. >> this is an authentic 1980 jacket. there are still traces of magic powder on misleads. reporter: steve hostetter posts fox's -- and also mets fan. >> the conversations which sex sex -- second baseman is better? the new york metropolitan is the largest in america but they sure the ritual of the nations most popular baseball team. hofstadter says. >> there are allowed mustaches for some reason

tim kaine won in 2013. tonight he will try to defend his title of best speller in the u.s.tition is underway at 7:00. i'm surprised they can make time in their schedules there is so much going on in the hill. jonathan: we are always using spell check. coming up at 4:00, road rage leads to the murder of a 4-year-old girl. horrible story. the busy interstate that was shut down for a while and the all-out manhunt for the killer. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in charles county. i will tell you how the warning outside has helped a school achieve national announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. alison: well, in charles county, teachers are extending learning beyond textbook and classrooms. kellye lynn shows us how the approach helped a school in indian head achieve national recognition. kellye: trash disposal at the elementary school isn't as simple as it once was. instead of one option to trash, the students at the indian head school now have several. >> now we have the trash bin for food, scraps, big bins and plastic one. kellye: it's part of an effort to reduce

don byron took the title from a fellow virginian, senator tim kaine. --ginia winning again "apostasy." beyer may have been the best speller but the press one the team competition. jonathan: it was a split. coming up at 4:00 with of the back to the hill for something much more serious. hillary clinton is the for the benghazi select committee and she is the near -- she has been there since 10:00 this morning. we will have some of the heated exchanges next. reporter: in less than 20 minutes we were in gq to "sesame street's" newest character. how she will >> you're watching abc 7 news at 4:00, on your side. imagine i have thought more about what happened than all of you put together. alison: keller clinton testifying for hours right now on the hill. at times disappointed, frustrated. other times of use at some the questioning. jonathan: kenneth takes us inside the hearing which is got he can -- which is gotten heated. >> i clearly says it was an attack. >> that like saying the sky is blue, of course it is an attack. reporter: there were heated exchanges b

. >> senator kaine, i would say for you you have to start your work earlier. so when you come up to a milestone and cost estimates done and the programs acquisition strategy is laid out there's very little you can do. but i think the congress and this committee by getting invested in programs earlier say three years before that milestone create the expectation that you want that to come in at a high confidence level, you want the risks identified. and you're willing to either one pay for the risk of reduction like the admiral talked about or you're willing to offload some of the requirements to bring the system down. but the work would have to start earlier to position it for success. >> thank you very much. thank you very much for your extraordinarily interesting insightful testimony and for your service to the nation. on behalf of chairman cane i will adjourp the hearing. thank you. -- xt, q&a with tony more auero. >> today the brookings institution host foreign pollsy experts on russia's strategy and where it could lead in the future. then the wilson center

senator kaine? >> thank you. mr. chair and to you, mr. stern. my understanding is there's an independent report out from the oecd about the compliance with goals set out in copenhagen in 2009 and that the report indicates that the developed world is well on its way toward meeting those obligations. do you read the report the same way? >> thanks, very much, senator. yes, i do. the specifics -- the specific focus of that oecd report is on the joint donor pledge to mobilize $100 billion a year from all sources, public, private, carbon markets, etc., by 2020 and the oecd report showed based on not even all the information yet but based on most of the information they have that we are at about $62 billion as of 2014. probably a few billion more will be added when they get everything counted. and then on top of that there have been some new pledges made by the u.k., france, germany, asian development bank, the world bank which totalled together will probably add perhaps $20 billion more on top of that over the course of the next few years so if you th

here with their take on the grim outlook is tim kaine, hover institute at stanford university economistd research fellow david dietze, point view wealth management. les with have james from time to time man with us from "the wall street journal." thanks for joining us. weave seen strong -- we've seen strong stuff from amazon and google. >> almost like what economies. industrial and manufacturing economy which exports heavy stuff overseas. because of weakness dollar and weakness in the energy patch they're struggling. we have service economy. we saw trio of tech stocks, last week, microsoft, amazon, google knock it out of the park. think it is old economy versus new economy again. melissa: tim, at the same time in the new economy we're seeing cost cutting. twitter, biogen, walmart, all announcing job cuts in recent months. what do you make of this sort of mixed bag of news? >> i guess i take it with a grain of salt. when i read this report this morning in the journal i thought, this is perfect for halloween, right? because the economy is only in one of two conditions. it is either in rec

senators martin heinrich, tim kaine, pledged murphy, join cory booker, chris coons who already endorsedim. why is it happening? the why, murphy isn't running unopposed. he's running against alan grayson who wants the democratic nomination, gracin is running to murphy's left. gracin called his republican congressional, a member of the taliban, ten months out national democrats feel like they have to pick sides because they fear a gracin nomination will lead to a republican hold in the senate. >>> coming up -- ben carson's relationship came under scrutiny. carson's dealing with the company and other misstatements that we caught. hello mr. kent. can i rebook your flight? i'm here! customer care can work better. with xerox. wait i'm here! mr. kent? (gasp) shark diving! xerox personalized employee portals help companies make benefits simple and accessible... from anywhere. hula dancing? cliff jumping! human resources can work better. with xerox. prge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot

. >> thank you, senator kaine? >> this is sadly eye opening and especially the spectre of ads targeting veterans with flag waving and patriotic themes and pictures makes you sick to your stomach. i'm really discouraged at this. a couple of questions i was going to ask. maybe i'll start with ms. wolf. so enter gamber. he had a previous history before getting into this pension advance area. he had permanently lost his license as assurance broker for grossly misleading his customers, according to a committee briefing for this. so i guess he was in a field where there was a regulated environment, and he had engaged in activities that caused him to have his license pulled. but i guess it's an indication that this kind of falls in the cracks, these pension advance, because he could go from a regulated area losing his license to setting something like this up without a license. >> right. >> and is that just the quirks of all the different state laws and how this kind of financial product is treated or maybe more often not

attorney general kathleen kaine, like diann duran, she is also not resigning in the face of these chargesna duran, she says she's innocent. but unlike dianna duran, k kathleen kane has been going to work. and after they decided to strip her of her law license, kathleen kane in pennsylvania said one of the thinlgs she would do at work before her law license is suspended, while she still has the power to do legal things as attorney general, she says one of the things she will do with this time in office is that she promised to release to the public unredacted pornographic and pornographically racist e-mails that she says was exchanged by top-ranking law enforcement and other top officials in the state. kathleen kane says that her watchdogging this issue of porn and racist e-mails on the work computers of top-ranking officials in the state, she says that's what has led to what she calls the old boys network in pennsylvania bringing these charges against her. well, when we last checked in on kathleen kane, she said she was going to start releasing those pornographic and racist e-mails with na

. >> thank you very much, senator kaine. senator coons. >> thank you mr. stern, for your testimony, leadership, for your hard work and creativity in pursuing such an important global goal. let me start in some ways where i think senator kaine was pursuing a conversation about some limitations of previous agreements and how this hoped-for agreement in paris will succeed. kyoto didn't have a framework for developing and developed countries. the new sustainable development goals with announced and adopted. sg 13 calls for all nations to combat climate change and its impacts. talk to me about how we'll incentivize other countries to take on sustainable development initiatives. the agreement with china and the trajectory we have going into paris with china is encouraging. how will we incentivize that and how that will make a difference in this round of climate negotiations. >>> thank you, senator. i think that there are a number of ways to think about this. one of the things that is -- one of the areas that we think are important in this regard has to do with t

here's senator tim kaine who was governor during the mass shooting at virginia tech back in 2007. >>ld be so easy! the american public overwhelmingly support background record checks. gun owners like me overwhelmingly support background record checks. nra members overwhelmingly support background record checks. >> nbc's luke russert is on capitol hill right now with the latest. so what's been the reaction from republicans, luke? >> reporter: well, republicans, obviously, because it's only a week after that horrific event out in oregon, are a little mum right now. they're not going to be actively opposing this vocally. however, what you will see is this die a slow death in the legislative process. what do i mean by that? well, democrats are saying they're going to put a block or hold on any other senate business until these measures get a vote on the floor. republicans will surely beat them. it's unclear how this would be able to break the filibuster needed in the republican is that the. but the democratic strategy is to put this issue at the front and center of the nation's conscienc

caucus, and worked with cochairs senators kaine and portman to advocate for a career in technical education. i believe that c.t.e. is one of the most effective vehicles for responding to laboring -- labor market changes and workforce readiness needs of businesses, particularly our manufacturers. we need to do more to ensure that students are better trained and better equipped for the high-skilled jobs of the future, especially in advanced manufacturing. our business communities have been clear on the need for a highly trained workforce for in-demand fields, and c.t.e. provides the knowledge and skills that can help drive stronger economic growth for our "made in america" manufacturing economy. in closing, i would like to urge my colleagues to join us tomorrow by visiting a local manufacturer in your state. national manufacturing day provides our nation with an important opportunity for us to show our commitment to the idea that manufacturing does not represent the jobs of yesterday. senator coons was talking about the branding issues. well today's manufacturing economy isn't your father's m

solon.police have arrested 18- year-olds kain cortez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehman.police complaints say the three broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole credit cards.they also credit cards.they also stole a gun and an ammo clip out of one car.all three were caught on security video using the stolen cards -- and admitted the crime to police.each teen now faces seven charges of burglary and one theft charge. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. that's a quick look at your friday morning news.get more news accused of a string of dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future? wayne: i'm on tv! jonathan: it's a trip to napa! (screaming and cheers) wayne: you've got the car! cash, mr. la-de-da! jonathan: it's a new kitchen! - woo! jonatha

if you look back at previous cycles, herman kain played that role in the obama era there has been a realart of republicans to have their u version of obama who is black like obama, but has different politics. we're talking about a party that if you look at presidential politics, there's never been a black person to win any state in a republican primary. so each time there's a presidential race, we have had these african-americans to rise in. the polls because this is a party that desperately wants to shed its image of being a party inhospitable to african-americans if you look at that autopsy from 2012. and i think ben carson plays into that desire. >> let's talk about frankly all of the backlash that he has garnered because of a number of comme comments over the past year. i want to roll them and talk about them on the other side. >> if you were in the white house, what would you be doing with tropical storm joaquin? what would you be doing if you were in the white house? >> i don't know. >> do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> no, i do not. i would not advo

that is from tim kaine. the new house speaker, paul ryan, had this to say. his statement on the syria announcement. house speaker paul ryan with the statement. u.s. forcesent of must come with a coherent strategy to defeat isil, otherwise we are likely to see the same results in the region. i look forward to reviewing the details of this announcement. just a handful more of calls. jewel in florida. caller: i'm 100% against sending our voice over there, fighting a war that they have been fighting forever. they will continue to fight. precious soldiers to a country like that? leave them over there, just don't let them come here. that is where we need our forces. host: thank you for calling. deborah in virginia, a democratic caller. what are your thoughts on troops in syria? caller: i think it is absurd. first of all, we have to get it straight here. we are the ones that trained the quote terrorists to go after assad. ,hat is the free syrian army paid mercenaries. second of all, if we do that, we hell all over the place. we are in their to take out a he is notc

a lot of people have spoke up about this, and in particular tim kaine from virginia, and adam shipp the ranking member in the house, and i suspect that you will see amplified discussion about this on capitol hill, but something that the parties take a dive on. the republicans don't want to get too involved with it, because think don't believe that president obama has the best interests ahead for the u.s. military, and democrats are fearful of this becoming another war in the middle east, and both are sort of happy to take a pass and let the white house lead while beating the the drum and saying it is wrong. and all of that being said, you are sending young men and women into hostile territories without a vote to the congress in something that the founding fathers would not be happy with. >> and he has the walking shoes on, luke russert at the white house reporting for us. >> thank you, sir. >>> flooding and tornadoes in texas, and more severe weather on the way, the late pres the heartland. >>> and new reaction from st. petersburg, russia, and loved ones coping with the news that a russ

and when i was in the state legislature, we actually put together a bill that governor kaine, a republican, signed that basically set up a program protecting the elderly from fraud and abuse. so i'm particularly -- i haven't really been involved as directly since then. that was a long time ago. it's always something i worry a great deal about and something i was involved with. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair thanks the gentleman. now we will turn to our witnesses as we do want to thank them for being here with us this morning and taking time to testify before this subcommittee. today's hearing will consist of two panels, each panel of witnesses will have an opportunity to give an opening statement followed by a round of questions from members. once we conclude with questions of the first panel, we will take a brief recess to set up for the second panel. our first witness panel for today's hearing includes mr. daniel kauffman, deputy director of the bureau of consumer protection at the federal trade commission. mrs. stacy cannon, deputy director of the offic

i'd like to point out that senator kaine has been more involved in this situation regard is carried inny number of this committee. he has been very constructive. he spent and will be helpful in informing this committee, and he is a strong advocate for the men and women who are doing great work and construction of these aircraft carriers, and arguably one of the finest shipyard in the world. senator king. >> thank you, mr. chair do you think it took him about the shipyard i'm proud to rep that the thousands of shipbuilders who manufacture the largest and most complicated items on the planet earth, nuclear aircraft carriers and subs, made from north carolina and virginia who work at the shipyard. they did make the decision abot putting all the new technologies on the first in class a before class. they also didn't develop the weapons systems and the aag and e-mail system and then come look at it. those were developed elsewhere. they're working to install the but i've been on the ship many times and seem to work, i saw the court inserted into the ship one day. i've seen the navy take cont

senator kaine?we have a very courteous committee. [ laughter ] >> new jersey civility is always appreciated. thank you, mr. chairman. >> notwithstanding what governor christie said last night. >> thank you, ambassador shannon. a couple of points. your long career has included service in some very dangerous areas. talk about the evolving security conditions under which our folks have to operate around the globe and your sensitivity to those issues in this new role. >> senator, thank you very much. i am a proud member of the commonwealth of virginia. thank you very much for your service as governor and as senator. we're very lucky to have you. you know, today -- i live in crystal city. i take the bus to work. which means i get off on constitution and 22nd. i walk up 22nd street and enter the state department through the c street entrance. aside from seeing the array of flags of all the countries of which we have diplomatic relations, i also see on both walls on either side of our entrance the names of