tom sherwood has our story. >> reporter: virginia senator tim kaine at the national press clubas english. it was the first joint meeting in 20 years of the national association of hispanic publications and the african-american national newspapers publishers association. >> together you have the trution of your readers. >> reporter: he is a former city council member, mayor, lieutenant governor and governor. >> we are in a country that demographically is changing very, very quickly. >> reporter: kaine is mentioned as a potential vice presidential candidate if hillary clinton is the nominee. he criticized donald trump without naming him for richelac divisive rhetoric. >> this hateful rhetoric which i condemn and abhor, it is the death spasm of a feeling thatqv people have about losing control. >> reporter: hispanic publishers say kaine understand the changing america. >> he speaks spanish, he's been in central america, so he has that community and understands the issues we are challenged with. >> reporter: he turned aside any questions from news4 about being vice president. tom sherwood, n

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> eagle egg watch is on. i feel like i have to whisper because they're sleeping. eagles eggs laid by president obama and the first lady, not the real president, are due. >> as you might imagine, viewers from all over the world are keeping a close eye on the camera. i swear this is a live picture. it is alive. the pair of wild bald ago he wills are nesting at the u.s. national arboretum sleeping at the moment. there are some eggs in there. we'll see what happens. >> very cool. let's check in with chuck bell at 5:41. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. please tell us we'll have nice weather through the weeke through the weekend? >> you don't sound convinced. >> no, i'm not. rain showers to deal with early on our friday morning. part of a cool front that is taking the record warm air out of the area. it will wring out a couple sprinkles here this morning. school day forecast, maybe a small pocket umbrella needed early this morning. recess gets a b. back to sunshine later on this afternoon. more on the would

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> 15 before the hour. we're keeping you you up to the minute on breaking you news in fairfax county. a man is dead in lorton and police are warning neighbors to stay indoors. what we're finding out about the investigation. >>> and a change in tone from the presidential candidates. and key delegates will are up f grabs. >>> inner loop at van dorn, massive delays remain. still about a 3 1/2 mile backup. we'll take a look at that and other problems coming up. >>> and radar tracking the last of the raindrops as a little cool front slides on by. no more 80s. but that doesn't mean it will be cold. your "7-day forecast" coming right up. >>> breaking news out of virginia this morning. >> police are investigating death of a man on river drive in lo >> reporter: if you look behind me, you can see the police presence that we still have here on the scene. this is river drive, 6,000 block. the house where this happened is sort of halfway down there. the area with the truck with the big light, the house is to the left a

kaine said when he was born in 1958, only 1 in 100 u.s. residents was from a foreign country. now, he said, that number is 1 in every 9 and virginia has benefited. >> just think about that change. to a state that is now top ten median income, highly educated, and extremely diverse. >> reporter: he's a potential vice presidential candidate with hillary clinton. he used that diversity to attack republican donald trump without naming him. >> on the campaign trail from a declaration we shouldn't allow muslims into the united states to horrible stereotypes trafficked about many ethnic groups in this country. this hateful rhetoric, which i condemn ant abhor, it is the death spasm of a feeling that people have about losing control. >> reporter: comment on any vice presidential talk about himself. >> well, i'm a happy senator and i like my job and i'm not looking for another one. my best use is helping secretary clinton especially win virginia. >> reporter: he said virginia is among a handful of the critical states for democrats to win in november. tom sherwood, news4. >>> right now a

embracing the idea of base closings senator tim kane's office told thirteen news now although senator kaine is supportive of efforts to restrain spending. he doesn't believe another brac round is an effective way to address deficit reductions and his concern that it would inflict harm on communities connected to affected military bases and representative randy forbes said we are going to need those bases when we grow our military. i intend to continue advocating for a substantial increase in funding for the men and women who keep the country safe the house armed services committee voted down the idea last year sixty two there is probably no chance that this congress will allow another brac to take place but back in two thousand and five there was no chance that she and i would be put on virginia beach by getting thirteen years now. trouble for some members of the military navy seals say they don't have enough combat rifles to go around california republican congressman says some seals have complained to him when they return from a deployment the rifles are given to other commandos who are s

kaine: i tries offer some thoughts about a current vacancy on the supreme court. i had high hopes yesterday for the meeting in the white house between the majority leader, the chairman of the judiciary committee, president obama, and vice president biden. i had high hopes that that meeting might lead to an opening and a willingness to entertain the important business of filling a vacancy on the supreme court. but the announcements made directly after that meeting suggested that, a phrase we sometimes use back home, that the schoolhouse door is going to stay closed; there will not be a debate, there will not be a vote, there will not be a committee hearing. in fact, there was even a suggestion, a commitment that the majority would refuse to even entertai entertain courtess visiting with the nominee that president obama is expected to send up soon. i was disappointed in that. and i want to take the floor today to just offer a simple message. it is very important that the senate do its constitutional duty and do its job with respect to the supreme court vacancy. the

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> 6:46. we're watching the situation in prince george's county where an active investigation is under way after the death of a police officer there. this is the scene right now outside of the police station where officer shot. this morning he's being remembered f nd gathering on the attack and the traffic. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. a lot of clouds and drizzle and fog outside this morning. reducing visibilities a bit. hey want may want to have the low beams on and drive a little extra slow. i'll let you know how big an impact it will have on your commute. >>> 395 headed toward the 14th street bridge, some problems. more traffic information coming up next. >>> active shooter. one officer en routing transported by an officer. >> copy. >> jacai colson, a four year veteran, 29-year-old man, lost his life in defense of this county. >> as a county, as a government and as a society, the same age as my son that we don't have other young men and young women lose their lives. >> to

virginia senator tim kaine spoke at a conference of publishers yesterday.iticized what he called republicans' racially charged rhetoric and talked about diversity and how virginia could play a huge role. >> there are a lot of states where the margin is so close, communities that might think, well, we're small in numbers, actually are difference makers in virtually every election. >> kaine is being talked about as a possible vice presidential candidate. he declined to answer our question about that. this morning he's at a battlefield in fredericksburg to talk about the federal fund iin it received. >>> we have temperatures right now in the 60s, so really not looking too bad as we continue into the midday and into the noon hour. we topped out right around 70 degrees when i came in to work early this morning and then we started to take the temperatures down. we had a few rain showers and now we're back up as we're getting a little bit of sunshine out there. so as we continue into the afternoon as you travel out and about, you're looking good. we'll have breezy

ashton carter: thank you, and i am glad senator kaine brought this up.as made this a priority. let me ask secretary carter and general dunford. good-looking back several years was headedequester our way, but we didn't think it was a reality, i would ask people in your chair, other people, are you planning for sequester? and they would say no, we are never planning for it, it is not intended. we assure you we will fix it. it is unthinkable we would do this. and the unthinkable happened and we had to deal with it. we have dealt with it once, and that was bad enough. but tell us about how going be a a second time would whole new problem. and also, general dunford, and i will let you go first, did i , if we avoid sequester this time, we still don't have enough money to take care of the national propensity you have to take care of. is that what you are saying? joseph dunford: it is. even at the level to avoid sequestration, we have a bottom line of modernization that is a result of the last three or four years of the budget. bottomresult of that wave of nucle

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that's the deal this afternoon as we take a look from the business kain byscane bay cam. you don't have to worry about wet weather right now. if you're picking up the kids from school there may be a stray shower here or there. since we see the winds shifting anywhere from 9-13 miles per hour and any time there's wind off the ocean it could grab moisture off the atlantic. 39 degrees now. nearly 80s and temperatures we see upper 70s down through the keys. upper 70s up through central florida and upper 60s cooler in in pensacola. there's the colder air across the northern tier of the u.s. where we're seeing below freezing in boston and near freezing in new york city. 28 in minneapolis. north texas here much milder in the 70s. still on the chilly side in atlanta with 48 degrees. 50s for san francisco through seattle. there's the active weather moving across portions of the gulf coast states and up through the tennessee and ohio river valley. you see the area of low pressure spinning and dumping plenty of precipitation on the northern we have a front basically that's overus fi

taking theackers stage, terry mcauliffe, senators tim kaine and mark warner, and others. clinton was projected to be the winner right after the polls closed at 7:00. they got years later when clinton took the stage to give her victory speech in florida. supporters are confident this win virginia, which they argue will translate into way win in the general election. >> the other side, the insults and attacks, it's embarrassing. she is laying out a plan to help people. herhas done it all life. >> it's difficult for a republican to win the presidency if they cannot win virginia. if hillary can win virginia, we feel like we control our destiny. won virginiaobama in 2008 and 2012. it looks like clinton could follow the same path, win virginia, win the white house. walked bernie sanders away with a few victories tonight, taking home the delegates in his home state of vermont. he also got a victory in the state of oklahoma. tonight, he restated his message of u sanders: gay and straight, people who were born in america, our peopleng together, when we do not allow the donald trum

when i got the call that i have an knees and thanked god. 12;30;06;27 senators mark warner and tim kaine also announced $23 million will be awarded to hud's continuum of care program. a gas leak caused some traffic problems today in chesapeake. campostella road shut down between diamond hill and battlefield boulevard while crews made repairs. the fire department says a contractor was digging and hit the gas line. no one was hurt. there were no evacuations. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- it's a story that sounds more and more like a hollywood movie script. what we're learning about a multi-million dollar gold heist on a north carolina interstate. c0081 4110 - i'm erin kelly on hatteras island, where today the governor and others broke ground on a new bonner bridge. i'll explain the features of the new project. 4118 bur first -- let your voice be heard. what do you think should be included in a local school budget and what should hit the chopping block? my full forecast is i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> thanks to joining us for in news update.nday, march 13. in the news right now, we still are working to find out te district heights. it handled on old silver hill road and kentucky avenue. we're working to learn how many people were inside of the house when the blaze broke out. >>> in decision 2016, marco rubio head there s into tuesday win in d.c. he beat john kasich by just 50 votes. trum trump finished third. >>> eisenhower and huntington stations will be closed for a few hour takes because more than 100 emergency responders are taking part in a drill. shuttle buses will be running for folks. the drill begins right about in three minutes and will last into the afternoon. >>> a check on your forecast when we return. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that

today for junior senators mark warner tim kaine took to the senate floor to speak to majority leader mitch mcconnell they urged him to reconsider blocking a supreme court justice nominated by it's the senate's responsibility to hold a hearing and vote on a nominee president obama just met with top senate leaders yesterday at the white house to discuss the vacancy. senate republicans say nothing has changed in their stance with the supreme court appears split on taxes abortion clinic is a loss and cover operating standards for supporters say the law promotes women's health but those opposed to say that's not the case since the law passed in many texas clinics had to close this case is considered the biggest abortion case and nearly a quarter century. justice anthony kennedy could hold the deciding vote. the fbi arrested a man for allegedly nabbing four point eight million dollars worth of gold bars from a truck in north carolina forty six year old on the bill told perez was arrested at his home in florida police say three armed thieves intercepted a truck shipment of two hundred and s

virginia's senators are working to solve homelessness in the commonwealth senators mark warner and tim kaine announced more than twenty three million dollars in funds coming to virginia that money is part of a grant from the u s department of housing and urban development hampton roads will get the second is this the biggest chunk of the money and more than six million dollars northern virginia will receive nine million the money will help fund shelters and outreach programs closing u s military bases to try and save money big impact on our area. next we're talking with a top pentagon official to see if any local bases might be on the chopping block a taste of spring weather continues like that beautiful picture right there but for how long jeff where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment opopoptions and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment cent

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> this sunday, fear, loathing and now violence on the trump campaign trail. days before make or break primaries on the second super tuesday, trump's opponents blame him. >> when you have a campaign that affirmatively encourages violence. >> and openly worry what will happen if he's the nominee. >> i still at this moment continue to support the republican nominee, getting harder every day. >> while president obama blames the republican party for trump's rise. >> how can you be shocked? this is the guy remember who was sure that i was born in kenya. >> my interview with donald trump at a critical moment in his candidacy. ted cruz and john

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. ben here tomorrow night.ouds are hanging around. here is jacqui jeras with your forecast. >> reporter: a dre things will improve by the middle of the week. expect clouds, no sunshine.in te morning. decreasing cloudiness in the afternoon. overturned up, southbound crane highway remains blocked, 175. this is also impacting the ramps to crane highway from maryland 32, be alert for detours and slow traffic traveling through that stretch. if you're headed into the district a live look at south capital street. major delays. we have a stalled car on the freeway westbound after the third street tunnel. northbound southbound delays on the ancoastia freeway, earl we are outer loop delays mcfear simple square tunnel as morning. the fire was foggy bottom. extra buses added but still up to 60 minute delays. new this morning, tickets to the jeopardy teacher's tournament in dc are available now. the show is sunday, april 10. you can go to wjla.com/jenner day to find out how to get your spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stres

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> welcome back.ajor road closures under way right now in the district. that is because of this. the streets are filled with runners from the rock and roll marathon. >> live in northwest to cover it all for us, news 4 derrick ward. derrick, a bit of a closure out there for sure. >> oh, a bit. i think closure is kind of an understatement. this is what it is all about. we live in a divided city. politicians. the runners have cut the city in half. 25,000 runners. essentially on a course to take them between the relatives. it's kind of hard to get from you might want to be aware of rolling road closures. this is looking down north capital street. it is for a good cause. it benefits st. jude's and other hospitals around town. if you try to get around today, you will have a challenge. they call this the rock 'n' roll marathon. at various roots they have bands playing. you may hear the cries of which way should i go and confused gps. but, again, it's all for a good cause. derrick ward, news 4. >>> and now yo

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. [music] >> dr.tanley: in every circumstance, i can give thanks for what? that he's my savior, my lord, my master, my god. lord, i don't understand why you allowed this to happen, but in the midst of this, i'm going to give you thanks because i know that you'll help me to survive. you'll help me to be able to bear the pain; to get through the sorrow and the heartache and the loss and all the adversity i feel in my heart. i'm going to thank you that you'll be with me in it. >> male announcer: next on "in touch," "thanksgiving in the midst of adversity." >> announcer: join us during the program and follow along with the sermon notes. go online to intouch.org/followalong, where

school in hampton of course virginia senators called on republicans today democrats mark warner and tim kaine both spoke on the senate floor. they demanded republican senators to connect to hold hearings and votes on supreme court nominees the president has commitment to nani and eminently qualified jurist that is his duty and we must do ours but to not entertain the nominee at all in my view would violate her oath would violate the constitution and would express a significant this respect for all three branches of government. some republicans say they want the next president to fill the open seat in the supreme court rather than president obama for uncovering information that will shake up the race for mayor in a city buried internal sources tell us the former portsmouth city manager who was ousted by mayor kenny wright and others is now running from an investigative reporter laura geller joins us now with those details. one interesting twist here sources tell me former city manager john rowe is running for mayor of portsmouth against one of the people responsible for his abrupt departure fr

. >>> we already are hearing talk yesterday democratic senator tim kaine spoke about the state's diversity and he criticized the racially charged rhetoric being used in the campaign. >> this hateful mercy clinic today. >>> it is 4:47. maryland law makers will vote today on an anti-drunk driving bill named for a montgomery county officer. families of victims gathered in annapolis yesterday to it's named for officer leotta who was killed in december. the law would require convicted drunk drivers to use an ignition interlock device after a first offense. florida and for the second year in a row, there a spike in murders in montgomery county. police say there were 29 murder in the county in 2015. that's up from 19 the year before and eight in 2013. police chief tom manger says in most of the cases, the victims and suspects knew each other. >> outside of domestic, if you're not buying drugs, if you're not selling drugs, if you're not a gang member, very unlikely that you'll be the victim of a homicide. >> the chief says after gldomesc cases, most other murders involved gangs. >>> we're learning

embracing the idea of base closings senator tim kane's office told thirteen news now although senator kaine is supportive of efforts to restrain spending. he doesn't believe another brac round is an effective way to address deficit reductions and his concern that it would inflict harm on communities connected to affected military bases and representative randy forbes said we are going to need those bases when we grow our military. i intend to continue advocating for a substantial increase in funding for the men and women who keep the country safe the house armed services committee voted down the idea last year sixty two there is probably no chance that this congress will allow another brac to take place but back in two thousand and five there was no chance that she and i would be put on

brock we really need to happen and there is bipartisan opposition with the offices of senator tim kaine a democrat and representative randy forbes a republican telling thirteen news now this week that they are against it and third district democratic congressman bobby scott who we just heard from that story said today it is unlikely congress would approve another round reporting live like getting thirteen years now construction on the new bon air bridge is going on right now crews broke ground today in dare county. it's a project that's been in the works for years. the new bridge will span three and a half miles and will take about three years to complete it will run parallel to the current one the old bonner bridge was built back overdue for replacement the old bridge had an expected lifespan of thirty years a mother or young child are recovering after getting hit by car this morning norfolk police say two cars crashed near hampton boulevard and twenty six three. the impact of that crash cars one car to spin out hitting a mother and child were crossing the street. marcella robertson ex

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tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> right now a few clouds passing over the metro area. a very light breeze. there is union station. might need it a little bit later. >> thank you, tom. the "today" show is coming up next right here on working on. >> erica hill and craig melvin join us live from new york city. good morning. >> nice to see you all. ahead here on a saturday morning on "today", chaos and violence on the campaign trail erupting at a donald trump rally. >> also ahead this morning, the latest on a scandal walking the wounded warrior project. two top executives are fired. >>> plus, the must see event of the week. south by southwest, the annual event. the president and many celebrities making their way to austin this year. just what will be the hot new thing coming out of it? we have a preview. >> and the beautiful shot of union station there. the sun is already out. time to spring ahead. daylight saving time is upon us. th from losing all that sleep. >>> much more when we get started on a saturday morning right here on today. >> definitely news all of us c

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senators mark warner and tim kaine of virginia made the announcement today. the money is coming from the the u.s. department of housing and urban development's continuum of care program. the money will go to local and non-profit organizations. more than 23-million dollars will be split among cities across the commonwealth. a close call caught on tape in colorado. a semi and nearly hit a truck going in the opposite direction. hail fell by the bucket fulls on monday. it looked more like snow than hail on the roads. chief meteorologist don slater overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest wind 10-15. overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news here is a l

general kaine is excellent. i like cornell jacobs very much and i see and know him.ve many people that are excellent. in the end it is my decision. >> they are excellent. but not that they agreed to join my administration. i thought that was interesting. >> none of them advised him. he goes back to poll 99s. and conservatives should be concerned that he is saying richard hausz. >> rick, thank you. >> trump, when it comes to foreign policy. and brand new anti- trump ads airing in florida and when they claim he is unfit to president and plus, his response. thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential bring your challenges we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews a

i know you heard from senator kaine and congressman bobby scott and jim moran. we have had a great preprogram with people talking about what's at stake in this election. i want to just underscore that. there could not be a bigger difference between what i believe we need to do to move thecountry forward and what republicans are promising to do, which would rip away the progress, send us backwards, deprive people of rights they had obtained, and generally make it very difficult for us to have the kind of opportunity i know america deserves and we can achieve together. i'm running for president to break down every barrier that stands in the way of america ilfilling its potential and want to make it possible for every single american, young americans, to go as far as you can. america never stopped being great. we have to make america a whole. we have to work with everybody, quit people together and being divided. i regret the language being used by republicans, scapegoating people, blaming. that is not how we should behave toward one another, that is not how we wan

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> we've all seen the startling headlines aboutin addiction, an epidemic in so much of the country and david muir has gone to the front lines of that crisis for tonight's special "breaking in america" david muir with a first look tearing families apart across america. >> we've been at this for more than a year and there are no boundaries. think about this number this morning. 129 people die every day in america from drug overdoses, the majority related to prescription pills and heroin. more deaths than from car accidents and guns and some very brave families are about to sound the alarm. in manchester, new hampshire, they're already on track to have the deadliest year yet from heroin. >> all good? >> reporter: for more than a year cracking it in that community we're with the s.w.a.t. team about to go out on a bust. in this apartment authorities say a young couple young addicts also selling to get the money for their next fix. and if you think that's not my family we've met so many parents, families, blindsided. sabrina -- >> the fo

tim kaine told an audience of hispanic newspape publishers that he thinks the election drama will alle over next week. >> i think it will be really plain that hillary clinton is going to be our nominee. it will go on for a while. bernie will campaign for a while. i give him great props for running a good campaign, but i think the drama about who will the democrats choose will sort of be over tuesday night. >> senator cakaine had some strg words about republicans and the tone of the race. >>> maryland congressman chris van hollen wants to put a statue of harriet tubman at the capitol. the maryland democrat announced she died on this date in 1913. van hollen a sponsoring a measure to put a permanent statue at the capitol. tubman was a slave in maryland and then became the leader of the underground railroad. van hollen is running for senate. >>> the district handed out 2.5 million traffic and parking tickets last year. for whatever reason, a bunch of drivers have yet to pay up. aaa mid-atlantic say drivers owe the city nearly $85 million in unpaid tickets. that's about 1 out of 4 tickets

nick kaine reports. >> reporter: these are the men police believe carried out tuesday east attacks.e center of the image is a known criminal who carried out the suicide bombing at brussels airport. in a news conference on wednesday, lunchtime, prosecutors described what evidence they had gathered. >> translator: the third suspect is still on the run. he had a big bag which contained explosives. there was a taxi driver who told police that he had carried passengers who he thought had the explosives. >> reporter: belgium -- belgians are now marking three days of mourning. wednesday's front pages reflect the emotions of many people. some headlines speak of the horror of the bombings. others of the day that all had feared. some parts of the transport system have now reopened. at this metro station, passengers spoke of their concerns. >> it would be very important that everybody sticks together. that's -- we cannot -- there is no solution without sticking together. >> translator: it was indeed a very strange day with all that happened yesterday and i think everybody is feeling the same n

jim kain's daughter lost her husband at the airport. the former u.s. ambassador questioning europe's ability to stop the attacks. >> we know this attack could have been prevented. her husband could still be alive. there was information, intelligence, that we knew these murderers were connected with isis. we know who the enemy is. >> reporter: authorities here acknowledge there was some indication that something was coming, but did not have enough specifics to head it off. meanwhile, plans to reopen the airport have been delayed again. tuesday marks a week since the attacks. >> and we just want to bring you an update on the egypt airplane en route to cairo from alexandria with a hijacker on board. we're learning from nbc that the hijacking seems to be about a personal matter that involved a woman. that is according to a high-level source telling nbc news. again, we'll bring you any more updates throughout the show. >>> meanwhile, pakistan's prime minister says police will hunt down extremists after a suicide bomb killed more than 70 people on sunday. a

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. ♪ >>> looking to improve your health in as few asounds too good to be true but it's probably not. here with us this morning abc news nutrition and wellness editor dave zinczenko also the author of "the zero belly diet" here to talk about smoothies. one of the few things i can cook, smoothies like that and toast although you would probably tell me too much gluten. are they really the answer to our health woes? >> they can be. i saw a study that they're more effective than exercise at losing weight and keep it off. i'd rather eat my way lean than exercise my way lean. >> absolutely. >> but there are rules and there are three that i have. number one, start with a nut-based milk instead of like whole dairy milk. if it's under 50 calories, it's 60 calories, less sugar, you're saving 100 calories you don't need. >> almond milk, cashew milk. >> number two what you want to do is get a plant-based protein powder, so that's hemp, rice, pea, sunflower, this is a full amino acid profile which is the building blocks of protein. >> actually i make

tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. ♪ >>> it requires a lot of energy to gyrate as channingn the "magic mike" movies. i'm not saying it from experience. i'm just saying it from just looking at it. now we know where the guy gets his mojo. >> i'm sorry. i'm a little distracted. what are we doing? oh, yeah. hey, everybody. he swears by a special tea. >> for some of us more than others. >> he swears by a special tea brewed in the amazon. rebecca jarvis traveled with him to learn more about it. >> reporter: deep inside the rainforests of ecuador, we're witnessing the unlikeliest of scenes. channing tatum. the actor once called the sexiest man alive. >> i like her because she's got a groove to it. >> reporter: having a danc >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> reporter: these people begin every day like this. drinking tea made from the mystical guayusa leaf. in the united states, it's packaged and sold as runa. a drink channing says was his stamina booster writing and filming "magic mike." >> i was going through about six to seven cans. we were exhausted. >> reporter: now, chann

newport news and the statewide triad conference in virginia beach today senators mark warner and tim kaine announced grants to combat homelessness in virginia more than twenty three million dollars will come from the u s department of housing and urban development. hampton roads will get more than six million dollars from the continuum of care program the program is designed to provide funding for efforts by nonprofits and help homeless individuals and families become self sufficient. i do housing community for a homeless and low income workers is officially open for junior beach mayor will sessions hosted the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning norfolk mayor paul frame also attended crescent square will house forty two people and thirty eight whose incomes are half of the median wage governor mcauliffe plans to veto a bill that aims to block state funding for planned parenthood the state senate gave the legislation final approval yesterday supporters of the bill want to ensure that state money is not used for elective abortions people oppose say it's a political attack on abortion rights

senator tim kane's office told thirteen news now although senator kaine is supportive of efforts to restrain spending he doesn't believe another brac round is an effective way to address deficit reduction and his concern that it will inflict harm on communities connected to effective military bases and representative randy forbes said. we are going to need these bases when we grow our military. i intend to continue advocating for a substantial increase in funding for the men and women who keep this country safe the house armed services committee voted down the idea last year's sixty two in virginia beach like getting thirteen is now new attacks on the campaign trail as the presidential candidates get ready for several more state primaries tomorrow voters in several states including michigan head out to vote and it appears the momentum may be shifting abc's kenneth vote is in washington with more the race for the white house is delegates hillary clinton is working to widen her lead on bernie sanders. we have differences but those differences pale in comparison to what we see going on among th

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tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >> dickerson: we're back with jeffrey goldberg ofof "the atlantic" who has cover story in this month's magazine, amazing piece. i want to start with -- talking about president obama and foreign policy legacy. the red line on syria is considered by some people even senior people in his own administration, a big mistake. he sees it as the opposite. >> right. he sees it as very proud moment. because he didn't do the thing that everybody in the establishment all of our allies wanted to do which was attack syria, to punish for crewing chemical weapons. he sees syria as the biggest slippery slope there is, and it's a moment when he now tells himself and tells me that he's proud that have because he resisted all of the people pushing him to go have war with syria. >> dickerson: does he -- what does he at acknowledge that that maybe wasn't such a great idea because ultimately -- >> he didn't -- he doesn't regret or didn't say that he regrets it he thought it was appropriate brush back pitch, what i think he's learned don't make these kind of

on behalf of chairman kaine, let me declare the hearing adjourned. >> thank you. [ no audio ] [ no audio ] >>> with the current debate over whether the senate will consider judge garland's nomination to the supreme court, we're taking a look at some of the people who have served on the high court and the cases they have heard. first, jeffrey rosen on the influence of former chief justice john marshall. then the 100th anniversary of president woodrow wilwilson's nomination of louis brandeis. all is next oameric histy tv.

i want to thank my coauthors senators brown, portman and kaine. lock in is a tool by which beneficiaries who are abusing prescription opioids are locked in to a single prescriber and a single pharmacy for access to these powerful narcotics. mr. toomey: it would make it difficult or impossible for these excessive prescriptions to continue when a patient is so locked in. it's a tool that's already used by medicaid and private insurers and what our amendment would do is extend this important tool to medicare. it's a policy that has been requested by the administration. it's in the president's budget. it has broad bipartisan support. it will help stop fraud, help coordinate care for seniors and save taxpayer money. as senator wyden observed, his amendment had preceded it would not actually extended this tool to medicare. the only way we can do this on this bill is to pass this amendment. i would encourage everyone's support. i think we have an agreement for a voice vote on this. before we go to that i'd like to yield to senator brown for his comments.

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tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> this sunday, fear, loathing and now violence on the trump campaign trail. days before make or break primaries on the second super tuesday, trump's opponents blame him. >> when you have a campaign that affirmatively encourages violence. >> and openly worry what will happen if he's the nominee. >> i still at this moment continue to support the republican nominee, getting harder every day. >> while president obama blames the republican party for trump's rise. >> how can you be shocked? this is the guy remember who was sure that i was born in kenya. >> my interview with donald trump at a critical moment in his candidacy. ted cruz and john as well. plus, the democrats, bernie sanders' win in michigan gives him new hope. and the clinton campaign new reasons to worry about the midwest. and brand new polls out of florida, ohio and illinois. there's a lot more uncertainty about tuesday than you might think. joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are republican strategist alex castillanos. influential radio talk show host