the kaine says his campaign is about good jobs, health care, ation. stewart is promising more memes to make his point adding that polics has been andill continue to be a rough and tumble endeavor. news4. >> the latest polls show senator kaine is leading more than 20 points ahead of his competitor. an both will face offn a debate hosted by nbc 4. it will be september 26th at the capital one in mclean. and nbc news p and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd, will be moderating. >>> virginia's growing wine industry is facing one of its bigges challenges inyears. all the rain we've had this summer. wet soil and the are the enemy of grape growers. julie carey visited a loudoun county veyard to see what steps they're doing it weather this difficult season. >> reporter: this time of you're, you'd love to have -- >> every day like this. yes. we want sunshine. >> reporter: but instead, virginia vineyards have seen rain. far too much rain. it's created such a challenge that one vineyard owners calling this year 20-hate-teen at sunset hills, the head winema

his democratic opponent, senator tim kaine, has sharp words in response. we wanted to b ng you this story because the tweet is being widely shared on line without context. derrick ward breaks down theh trut behind the picture. >> reporter: the tweet on cory stewart's officialer page features a picture of his opponent, tim kaine, seated among honduran fighters. the caption said that kaine worked in honduras to promote radical socialis etiology. problem is, that picture looks like this picture taken in eight 80s. the only other thing y see are mayan ruins in the background. makes you think there's some photoshopping. you'd be righ there has been. and the stewart campaign acknowledges that i >>s satire. a meme. >> reporter: the gop candidate stewart says he wanted to make a point -- kaine was indeed in honduras during the period but was doing missionary work. >> in central america in the 70 there was a liberation theology going on. the whole attempt to install marxist government -- >> reporter: kaine's campaign said the only thing the future governor was inst

this photo appears to show senator tim kaine seated among the caption says kaine worked to promote hisadical socialist ideology, but the original picture is with him in mayan ruins in the backamound. the cign calls the picture satire. they say stewart wanted to make a point that kaine was in hon cue ras doing mission tear work during that time. >> in the 70s there was an attempt to install marxist governments. >> senator kaine's reonse, the pathetic lying reveals a candidate so desperate for attention that he'll attack tim kaine's christian mission tear work justo get on the local news. >>> the latest polls show tim eaine leading by more than 20 points ahead of midterms. both candidates will face off in a debate on sepmber 26th. chuck todd will moderate. >>> this may be one of the biest stories of the day. doubling up o burritos at chipolte. there's a rare byne one get free deal. it's geared toward students heading back to school, but you don't have to be a student. no school.d. is required to get a free burrito, salad, or kids mea with a purchase. if you want the deal, mention the bog

senator kaine. senator king: i want to thank you -- senator kaine: i want to thank you. evelyn is from centerville? there he happy to have you here to get the story -- happy to have you here and to get the story that has made such an advancement. it highlights the importance of pediatric specific research. i came onto the committee and i probably have an assumption that research into adult conditions could be scaled to pediatric conditions and so often they are very different. in 2014, i was proud to support the kids for research act, which increased funding for kids with pediatric diseases by taking a separate, nonhealth related source of funding and putting it into pediatric research. since that bill passed, it has directed $55 million, $60 million into pediatric conditions. there has also been improvements made for promoting such research in the 21st century yours at to include -- 21st century cures act to include the pediatric research study network. what promise does increasing research and clinical trials in pediatric diseases or cancer hold for finding cures or di

the group also endorsing incumbent virginia senator tim kaine.s is a group saying they're nonpartisan, a business oriented group. josh, you think some republicans should appeal to them? >> absolutely. i'm a huge fan of people getting involved in the process both in terms of the activist side and in terms of the donation side. the more people that pay attention and participate in the process the better it is for everybody. i happen to think the candidates will lose and lose horribly in november that you just mentioned. the exception being tim kaine that holds on in virginia. >> dana: i was surprised by that one. tim kaine doesn't think the race is close. but maybe they have other information. your thoughts on this new group? >> dana: they're looking not just at close races, they're looking at states where african americans are 10% of the population and where turnout could be an issue. not just in this campaign cycle but future cycles looking ahead to the 2020 cycle. so virginia is one of though states like especially georgia is where they endorsed

we'll be joined by two key senators, virginia democrat tim kaine and south carolina republican tim scott. plus charlottesville mayor nikuyah walker and have a conversation about race with author and historian jon meacham, black lives matter activist deray mckesson. former white supremacist christian pick and cbs political analyst jamelle bouie. all ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." right now all is quiet in lafayette square, streets around the white house are closed and police are preparing for protests later today. both unite the right and counter protesters have permits to march. we traveled to richmond late last week and talked with virginia democrat senator tim kaine at the city's black history and cultural center of virginia about race. and how virginia and the country are recovering one year after charlottesville. you have said that virginia has a lot of scar tissue when it comes to race. but it feels on many of these issues that it's very much an open wound. who has actually changed since charlottesville? >> i think what has changed is char

. >> senator kaine, we are out of time. thank you for sharing your experience on this special vietnam revisited. ,en. mccain: on memorial day monday a lot of this is one to be shown, we should appreciate the service and sacrifice at only those who are still around, those who are not and we will always cherish the memories. >> the u.s. senate gaveling in today at 4:00 p.m. eastern time, resuming debate on the nomination of lynn johnson to the assistant health and human services. for family support. a vote to limit debate on her nomination scheduled for 5:30 eastern time. also today come expecting senators on the floor of a to senator john mccain, who died saturday. the senate back in session this afternoon at four clock eastern live on c-span two. senator mccain died on saturday at his home in sedona, arizona. on wednesday, the lion stayed at the arizona -- he will lie in state at the arizona state capitol. on friday, he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol, where he has served since 1983. and on saturday, a funeral at wash

the picture appears to show his democratic opponent, tim kaine as a younger man seated among hon durnfighters. says he worked in honduras to promote his radical socialist ideology but the original picture is with cain in front of mayan >> in the 1970s there was a liberation theology going . it was the whole attempt to m instalxist governments. >> senatorkaine's campaign responds. cory stewart's pathetic lying reveals a candidate so desperate for attention that he will h atta cain's christian missionary work just to get on the news. >> the polls sho kaine leading. post candidates will be in debate. chuck todd will moderate on. september 26 >>> no verdict in the trial of paul manafort. the jury end their second day of deliberations yesterday. they'll return on nday. manafort faces 18 crges of tax and banking fraud related to his time as a political consultant in ukraine. on thursday the jury asked t judge for clarification on reasonable doubt. wernave also l the names of jurors will not be released after the judge revealed that he is under protection from u.s. marshals after receiving threats.

the survey of likely voters suggests incumbentim kaine has a commanding 23-point lead over republicanenger corey stewart by a o marge 49% to 26%. 20%el of l voters say they're still undecided. the poll from virginia commonwealth university shows kaine leading in most major demographic categories including women, men, minority voters and white voters. >>> now to a case that has ar- 15-yd charged as an adult with murder. >> in court today, a judge even referencing the gruesome and gratuitous nature of the crime. the teenager and two others are accused of beating and robbing a ma watching him stumble into georgia avenue where he got hit by a news 4's meagan the story now in aspen hill, wryland. >> reporter: wha first thought to be a hit-and-run crash in the early morning hours of june 8th on georgia and hewitt avenue. >> they watched video surveillance, both video and audio and some otheries of evidence together. >> reporter: quickly turned into a homicide investigation police say 21-year-old kenneth, 15-year-old ashley and her classmate at kennedy high school mohammadere scene trying to

d tim kaine aocrat says, they just don't make 'em like john mccain any re. r 60 years he has served our country as a man in iform, as a maverick leader, always seeking common ground. and then there's this from mccain's fellow senator from arizona. wordsannot express the sorrow i feel at john mccain's passing. the world has lost a hero and a states man. one person who knew senator mccain well is andrea mitchell.n she spokeht about covering the senator, and his determination to put country over party. >> h really showed that kind of determination and dedication. and he'd like to portray himself a maverick, he wasn't always a maverick, but when he was, he was grand. >> yesterday on news 4 at 6:00, "meet the press" moderator chuck todd joined us on set to talk about john mccain. his legacy in the senate and the way he treated >> every decade there's an unofficial lion of the senate. for the d lastade it's been john mccain. inwhen i defe lion of the senate, i think of it as the person who sort of speaks for the institution, and speaks for the integrity of the cou

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margaret brennan's guests will include senators tim kaine and tim scott -- and the mayor of charlottesvillenikuyah walker. u.s. officials are still trying to reunite as many as 386 children who were separated from their parents at the border under president trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy. their parents have been deported -- but officials say they have been able to reach most of them. officials meanwhile are investigating the death of a child recently released from the nation's largest immigration detention center in dilley, texas. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed the texas department of family and protective services is actively investigating the death of a migrant child shortly after her release from the south texas family residential center in dilley. attorneys for the child's mother cite "neglect and unsanitary conditions" as possible factors. we were given a rare look inside the detention center that only houses mothers and children. right now more than 1500 are staying here. but the facility has room for up to 2400. as soon as you get past the

. >> members of the team misunderstood the fact that while we don't have rights to include collin kain the game, this does not include the sound track. >>> a bay area native is set to leave the u.s. in the next era, a space flight. >> for the first time, since 2011, we are on the brink of launching american astronauts on american rockets from american soil. >> yesterday, nasa introduced the men and women who, for the first time, will use a commercial rocket to reach the international space station. let louima's own nicole mann is part of the crew who will embark on this historic flight. >> it's finally game time. the whistle is about to blow. >> some of the crew will take off on board the space x capsule called crew dragon. others will fly a boeing capsule. nasa hopes that the use of private industry will reignite excitement in space travel. >>> apple just topped a trillion dollars but this early apple investor is not what happened to the forgotten founder. >>> and later, the smoke stack that could save your life during a house fire. >>> and the company making it easier for to you do i

when they found this out oh my gosh they started writing to admiral kaine and started writing to president truman saying there were races epithets included in these letters saying how could you let this happen? it was a huge nationals and a and on the floor of congress they had representatives who gave fiery speeches on the house floor. he was a big scandal at the time. he had another person who said i don't think he stood up but we have with us today, carl would you stand up? this is carl bauer stem jr.. carl bauer stem was on the prosecution team at the court-martial. very possible that he was the lead prosecutor even though the prosecutor was a captain. he was pretty jr. at the time but who is a brilliant legal mind. carl jr.. carl was one of several as we were writing this book that we were on the line and just about to turn in the story and then we get a phonecall. friday at 4:00 in the look is due monday at 8:00. >> we go this incredible call and carl had a container of notes from his father that hey v-12 look through this? i'm like, we don't know. >> we were actually really excited

we want to maine kaine -- we want to maintain our connection with four people. we go to door to door listening about issues that are important to people organizing a mass organization with many members so we can maintain our independence from the politicians. whosep elect folks politics we like but we want to maintain enough distance that we can hold them accountable. we try to support them when they do the right thing and we also want to be independent so we can push them when they do not. host: you mentioned the democratic socialists of america have chapters in all 50 states. is the idea to eventually become the majority of the democratic party? the democratic party has millions of members. parties in the united states are not the same as other parties. someday we would love to be a movement that is strong enough to actually become another party. we are so far from that now because of the way the two parties have worked together to set the system up, it is difficult for any other parties to become one of the main parties. there are many other parties, but the

historically julia roberts and rick kaine have built lodges here and opened up facilities.ers like peter teal have bought properties in the south island and have sponsored some of our local businesses so it's quite important. ramy: we'll have to leave it there. thank you very much, bloomberg's tracy withers in wellington. up next, the -- under pressure. more after this break. ♪ aidi: it's 8:30 nam sydney where markets open soon. u.s. stocks falling again overnight largely driven by the weakness in tech. e sydney open about half a percent higher. something of a safety play here with more than a decade high. i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. rishaad: and i'm ramy inocencio here in new york where it's :30 p.m. and you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: australia." oz minerals with a focus on copper coming out with its numbers. it's first half net income, $128 .8 million aussie dollars and as for the interim dividend per share, that is at eight aussie cents. those are the latest numbers coming across the bloomberg terminal. having the focus on copper as well as gold. analysts ha

she will also talk with virginia democratic senator tim kaine sunday right here on cbs. >>> dramaticn someone pushed a teenager off a 26-foot bridge by someone she describes as a friend. >> ahead she describes how she could not breathe when she hit th ♪ >> a 16-year-old teenager is recovering from serious injuries after someone suddenly pushed her off of a bridge into a river 60 feet below even though she had decided she wasn't going to jump. >> i won't go. >> three, two, one. >> she's saying no. >> ready? [ screaming ] >> oh, boy. jordan holbertson says when she hit the water in the park in washington state, she couldn't breathe. she was rushed to the hospital. >> i was in a lot of pain without medication. i have five broken ribs, air bubbles in my chest. i could have died, easily. >> very easily. thanks, friend. her sister told our cbs affiliate in portland coin tv that she was pushed by a friend. it's illegal to jump from the bridge and warning signs are posted and i saw an interview where she thinks she must have passed out because she doesn't remember hitting the water she is so

i'm tim kaine. >>> smoke from a number of california wildfires combined with smog has an air quality alert for today. >> and a bit of a cool down as we make our way into the workweek. another warm day for folks inland and in the city, we're cool once again. if you take a look outside right now, you can't see the city. we have the low cloud deck. the fog out there this morning, reducing visibility, be mindful of that. current temperatures across the board in 50s to start out your day. 56 in oakland and 57 in livermore. as me mention the spare the air day in effect, unhealthy air quality in the east bay and santa claire yeah area. -- santa clar javier. concord, livermore, mid-80s for san jose, and mountain view. full forecast still ahead, melissa, over to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning a strong earthquake rocked lombok where people are still trying to recover from a quake earlier this month that killed 460 people. the u.s. gee logical survey today's quake was a magnitude 6.3 and so far no reports of additional damages or injuries. indonesia is prone to everett conveyings because o

senator tim kaine of virginia tweeting they just don't make th like john mccain any more. wendy and leon, all these comments jus r alection of just how far john mccain's influence has reach and how politics and poise can transcend party lines. >> absolutely. >> no doubt. >>> now to presidential politics where the focus is increasingly shifting from the white house to heump tower. prosecutors in t michael cohen case have granted immunity to the chief finanal officer of the trump organization. legal experts say the new witness could lead investigators far beyond michael cohen. blayne alexander is here to break thi down for us. >> this is somebody who has worked for the trump organization for more than half of his feme. president trump himself would go back decades. nbc news thconfirming anoer presidential ally, long-time trump organization cfo alan wweisselberg raising questions ndout what he could say about the organizationhe president himself. >> gallons to squeeze from weisselberg and not just the accountant, he is the cfo and all the going on. >> reporter: a growing team

after years of playing a wwe villain, kain has taken off the mask and gets to play the good guy in the's office. >>> republican senator ted cruz's campaign launched its first tv ads for the 2018 election. as we mentioned yesterday, his opponent democrat beto o'rourke is catching up. a quin pnipiac poll has him jus six points behind cruz. one of the cruz ads may be sensing the closeness, attacking o'rourke. >> ted cruz, who brought home billions in disaster relief and passed emergency tax relief for those hit by hurricane harvey. >> no official, state, or federal has been more involved in the recovery of galveston county than senator ted cruz. >> when the hurricane hit, you stood up for texas. and ted cruz stood up for you. >> in that ad, it's a kinder, gentler ted cruz, not the ideological fire brand we're used to seeing. >> he's making the case he's working for texas and he's working for local texans when they need it. the fact that we're talking about ted cruz in a competitive race, i think, is what is the issue and should be concerning for republicans who want to make sure they keep

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that would be certainly, even tim kaine in this election was criticized for that. but i think that -- i don't think that there was anything more specifically there was a question of who he represented that came back to haunt him. i will just tell you that peachy didn't do him favors in life later. became kind of the ne'er-do-well and his brother ended up getting charged with murder as well and he was also acquitted in 1885 and when his brother was charged him everyone started talking about again the fact that his other brother, peachy was represented by abraham lincoln. >> is there much historical writing that is done about his work as a lawyer? >> the most famous trial he did is called the almanac trial. this is a case where two guys were accused of using something called a longshot, which was some sort of a rock or something and hit someone with it. and killed someone. the first person was that the trial letter said based on the eyewitness test monday some understanding 100, 150 feet away who said he was should have and saw these two guys involved and he said it

. >> the four candidates right now that you guys have come out and endorsed, senator tim kaine of virginiacyu guys are going to back 10 to 15 for mid-terms. any republicans you like? any republicans that might get your group's support? >> well, for each one of the races we have an interest in -- it is certainly true in these cases -- we have reached out to the democratic candidates and the republican candidates. to date we've not been able to engage the republcan candidates in the races of interest. but we would look forward to and we would welcome -- >> let me jump in. what does that mean? i mean that they're not responding? they don't want your support? >> well, i can't comment on why they might not have responded. all i can say is that we actually -- because we're non-partisan, we try very even-handedly to reach out to both sides. we are looking for solutions that are pragmatic and can be implemented. we don't think there is a good idea, that is a republican idea or democrat idea necessarily but we are looking for the idea that will work and be most productive. it is what we as business p

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he refuses to intervene and it is ruled that the initial bill, --posed by senator kaine pain, lopez theiffs substantially. the tariffw substantially. democrats tried a tariff in 1890 and lost the election. then he went on a campaign trail. ine kinsley was there and the 1990's he said that in washington, a gap is when a politician is held with truth. taft went on the campaign trail and said this is the best tariff bill the republican party had ever passed. telegraphviral on the and people are outraged that he is defending it because it is flawed. being an empty desk into politician -- anti-politician. it was different than what everybody else achieved. woodrow wilson continue this as a free-trade democrat. represents a bipartisan consensus and tell the election of 2016. taft gets credit for trying, but not for being a good politician. brian lamb: what else did he accomplish? jeffrey rosen: the canadian free-trade agreement, the precursor of nafta. he thinks free-trade the queen -- between the u.s. and canada is essential. the passes a canadian free-trade treaty. he writes a letter to the

kaine predicted through it all we would be working four hours a day. that hasn't happened. it may happen and as you suggested may happen with machine learning and robots simply because so many people, their skills are no longer valued by the market and at this point it becomes important to ensure that we are compensated. this is where the data labor model comes in. the more we have robots doing things the more valuable is data. the robots can themselves generate data about what humans want to do. they will always depend on humans for input. we have a society where robots are doing everything and will have a lot of people who would use robots for compensation. unless they are also governing the economy. it's a real problem. there is no getting around the logic of exponential growth. i'm hoping it won't become a problem. we don't want to bite off more than we can chew. we are trying to address the imperfections of the current market which do an even worse job at addressing the issues that you bring up. we think we would improve over the status quo. if he said our proposal wou

this will be a tim kaine in n his presidency for as long as he lives because rather than coming heresupport us, he came here to throw paper towels at us and we will never forget and we will always remember. >> the governor, the puerto rico governor, has admitted. he says i agree i made mistakes. i agree in hind sight i could have done things differently. what do you want to see him do? can he stay as governor? >> democracy gives him a four year term but what you would like to see him do is fire the people that were in charge of that part. yesterday he too too old there with the secretary and one of the things the report states is that there was too much power given to one person to control the emergency management unit, that was hector besquera. in october. using the same numbers that puerto rico was giving us, i was called by hector pesquera, a charlton, show me the proof and then you can talk. now he's part of the commission that's going to look into this more deeper. and is going to make recommendations. one of the things we're doing in san juan is we are making called small cente

the root of this dispute between senator kaine and the president is murky. has a different story. what's clear is where the press stands in this period >> to watch the president, the president out of kenya twice not saying anything about this hero, this lion of a man. it's despicable. it's despicable. >> a president who repeatedly refused to say anything about a war hero despite being asked today, again and again and agai again. >> tucker: how dare he! there's been a lot of this today. almost exclusively from the left. on one level it's amusing because these are the very same people of course who called john mccain a racist ten years ago for daring to run against the anointed one. a month before that election in 2008, congressman john lewis and george are compared john mccain to george wallace and then try to connect him to the 1963 birmingham church bombings if you can imagine. fast forward to this weekend. lewis described mccain probably the most hawkish center in american history as "a warrior for peace." he will be deeply missed by people all around the

. >> you've endorsed four that i know of, tim kaine in virginia, stacey abrams in georgia. ben running for governor in maryland. the governor of ohio. you're hoping to have endorsed ten or 12 people by the election cycle? >> yes, that's right. we're expecting to announce the house race endorsements within the next two to three weeks or so. we're continuing the vetting process of candidates there. that's gone very well. and we believe that we'll be in good position for the midterms to make progress for black americans. >> dr. tony coles, what a pleasure to talk with you. thank you for joining me. the co-chair of the black economic alliance. the white house loves to cite improvements in black unemployment numbers, but one particular comment by white house press secretary sarah sanders during yesterday's briefing has led to a rare correction from the white house. here's the comment. >> this president, since he took office in the year and a half that he's been here, has created 700,000 new jobs for african americans. that's 700,000 african americans that are working now that we

one of my very good friends, tim kaine, ran in the primary there. i've been dialed in and watching this evolve over time, and look, i'm not sure that balderson was the best, strongest candidate that emerge the. but here you got it. this isn't really about the president. it's about the individual candidate. all these elections, especially special elections -- >> have you looked at the list of guys who have held that congressional seat? ohio has been -- this has been a gop seat for all about two years in the last four decades. >> i get it, chris. chris, guess who won that district in the last presidential election? not the trump presidential election. who won in 2012 and by what margin? >> romney. >> let me tell did you -- no, no. obama won by 53%. >> i know. >> everybody says this is such a republican district, how did obama win in 2012 by the same margin that president trump won? you know, it defies logic. >> romney won the state, though, and they've held the district for -- >> but we're not talking about the state. we're talking about -- look, chri

. >> facing incumbent democrat tim kaine. responding saying, unlike wimpy tim kaine, really? virginians have a warrior spirit and a rebel heart and in a tweet yesterday that stewart has since deleted he attacked michigan democratic candidate for governor abdul el ssayed "a "is commie." oh, my god. these people! >> where's he coming from? minnesota. >> minnesotans are usually nice people. >> but he's not. he should go back. >> i don't think they want him. >> playing a tough southern -- jon meacham. >> oh, lord. yeah. >> i -- i don't know where to start except unfortunately you can find far too many examples of posers. this guy posing as a southerner, as son of the confederacy, but all of this talk from laura ingraham to corey stewart overlooks one small detail of american history. that many americans said the same ignorant thing hundreds of years ago, and 150 years ago when the irish came. they said the same ignorant things when the germans came. they said the same ignorant things when the italians came to america in respect have been a small segment of no-nothings who have be

question today and then i will turn it over to senator mark lee for additional questions and senator kaineif you have additional questions i want to afford you that opportunity. yamamoto, you know in your prepared statement that you have recently served as the acting assistant secretary of state for african affairs. based on that experience, i would like you to provide an up date on the situation in drc with a particular focus on the tod for joseph kabila respect the constitutional term limits of his presidency and the need for credible elections this year. ambassador yamamoto: in that context, we are committed to ensuring that there is a peaceful and proper transition to theesident kabila next president and that the elections will take place as agreed to by all of the parties this december and we are working very hard to make sure that that happens. >> i will look forward to working with you on that and being helpful however i can with you and others at the state department. as the chairman of the subcommittee that oversees the united nations, can you also provide us an opportunity on the

freedom haveost one o her greatest champions and i have lost my best friend and mentor >>> and tim kainey just don't make them like john mccai, anymor 60 years, he has served our country. an this from arizona senator jeff flake, words cannot express the sorrow i feel at john mccain's passing. the world has lost a senator and a hero. chuck todd is going to join us in the studio with much more about senator mccain's passi and his legacy. >>> another big story we're following, now to a break in the case of a little girl gunned down near her home in our st ct. detectives have i have arrested suspect and are looking for another spect. >> basically overwhelmed with the news. >> reporter: and for once, it as good news for don nnetta lson. was it a sense of relief to you get that phone call? >> definitely, it was. >> reporter: police arreste kuan thomas and they have an arrest warrant for quinton michaels. >> as a mom, who do y want to say to this person to convince him that he has to turn himself in? >> i would just say, you broke me, that was my baby. >> reporter: both men were indicted in pri

i'm thinking about sumner beating kaine a few years prior. was there any strong reaction by the republicans in congress, you know, against these confederates rejoining the government? >> very good question. because, in fact, when the johnsons, you know, representatives show up, congress does not admit them. they realize now that these governments with their black codes, et cetera, the riots, they're not going to be -- that they needed a proper reconstruction of the south. that included african-americans, because basically, african-americans have been completely excluded, right? so they realize -- and this is the start of congressional reconstruction, right? but this is what johnson's basically doing at this point, which is, you know, simply not being able to comprehend that a reconstruction of the south would include black people anyway. yeah? >> i just think it's like really interesting, especially like when he was engaged with the crowd, because i think my favorite part from the chapters we read is when someone yells out, hang jeff davis, a

one of them...democratic senator tim kaine said in a statement:" john has urged us to listen to eachgh to follow his example".fischer: i think there is a real lesson for politics in 2018 to be found therefischer hopes lawmakers from both parties follow mccain's lead ... and continue to work together for the good of america's military men and women. in washington, brie jackson. (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sothere in dublin sot local stories.tonight's top for a look at time now (pam)(ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sothere in dublin the california highway patrol held its' first ever state wide marijuana traffic safety summit sot

tim kaine, d-va:>"said tim, you and me are the only two people out of this group of 100 that have beenthis was the overriding sentiment in washington throughout the week. and it's why mccain will receive the high honor...of lying in state in the u-s capitol -- on a platform called a catafalque-- first made for abraham lincoln. a private ceremony in the capitol rotunda with eulogies from the vice president and fellow lawmakers will be followed by a public viewing -- continuing memorials that started in mccain's home state of arizona. john mccain was a war hero who survived five years in north vietnamese prison. he went on to serve for 35 years in congress -- earning the reputation of a maverick who could work across party lines. he died last week after a year long fight against brain cancer. during a thursday service in phoenix -- former vice president joe biden quoted shakespeare while saying his farewell. joe biden, former vice president: "we shall not see his like again." ( drew )capitol police are expecting a big turnout during a public viewing inside the capitol. but really much of

the republican senate nominee against tim kaine, stewart is not performing well. will that suppress republican turnout in the fall? that reprints republican turnout in the fall, that is big for them. how significant is the state supreme court weighing saa you have got to redraw the map, despite congressional republicans and the state republican family math has been placed. guest: that is right. the pennsylvania supreme court invalidated the republican gerrymandering in pennsylvania. i do not think it is a case where it automatically gives democrats six more seats than it had, but theave opportunities democrats would have had, it makes them better opportunities. democrats were likely to pick up two open seats, the district of delaware and chester county. a newlso benefited from district outside of pittsburgh aere conor lamb, who won special election in march, is a flag favored against another republican incumbent. so there are all kinds of opportunities for democrats on this map, and it was not have been possible without the democrats when he some key state supreme

. >> thank you, senator kaine. senator mentioned. >> i wanted thank you all for coming here today. this is a critical topic which i hope all americans are watching. wilson opened the voting society need to be informed. properly informed voter population is the key to sound democracy. unfortunately, rush is trying to undermine the foundation. a quick look back as our allies and adversaries have changed over time. the soviet union criticized before world war ii. during our fight against germany, president roosevelt called in the ussr had a mutual enemy. after the end of the war responder cells and adversarial relationships known as the cold war that lasted decades. we saw relations during the 1990s but now russia specifically vladimir putin in the u.s. seem to be adversarial again. mr. howard, your written testimony described everything we've heard today polarizing voters is creating and discouraging citizens to vote. i would ask which country, we know russia, poses the greatest threat to our democracy using social media platforms and which countries are making strides to dodo the sa

i think tim kaine will hold the seat, but you never know. it is a crazy time. see if stuart and his base can rally enough support to shock us all. i wanted to bring up the border and remind everyone that president trump clearly stated that mexico was going to pay for it. that is my only objection to the border wall. i don't think the u.s. government should be funding it. he clearly stated it. whether it is in trade surplus how he will get the funds, i'm not sure, but he did promise the american people that mexico will pay for that wall. host: the cook political report seatrating agency has that as a solid democratic seat in the upcoming midterm. the tossup taking place in florida, indiana, missouri, north dakota, and west virginia with democrats defending seats and all of those states. today's "washington post" focusing on the north dakota and west virginia race. states that president trump won in landslides are heading in the opposite direction. increasing hopes with north dakota and diminishing hopes in west virginia. senator trying to fend off patrick morris

the kaine appears to have chosen his -- mccain appears to have chosen his pallbearers with that in minde story goes on to say it was that appearshoice aimed at sending a last message .o putin and trump an investigation into whether the u.s. president's allies cooperated with efforts to intervene in the 2016 election. it is mr. karamazov -- kara-mu mccain got right about russia is the title. he said much will be written about his military courage and famed bipartisanship and his unbeatable personal decency. his mount standing -- long-standing decision on russia deserves -- nothing could be further from the truth, he certainly was an enemy of those who turned russia into an autocracy and looting ground at home and instrument of aggression abroad. if you want to read that full post, it is at the washington post. from massachusetts, this is a fran on this idea of monitoring the internet or oversight of the internet by the federal government and websites specifically. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i would like to make a comment about the use of twitter by mr. trump. h

we want to maine kaine -- we want to maintain our connection with four people. to door to door listening about issues that are important to people organizing a mass organization with many members so we can maintain our independence from the politicians. whosep elect folks politics we like but we want to maintain enough distance that we can hold them accountable. we try to support them when they do the right thing and we also want to be independent so we can push them when they do not. host: you mentioned the democratic socialists of america have chapters in all 50 states. is the idea to eventually become the majority of the democratic party? the democratic party has millions of members. parties in the united states are not the same as other parties. someday we would love to be a movement that is strong enough to actually become another party. we are so far from that now because of the way the two parties have worked together to set the system up, it is difficult for any other parties to become one of the main parties. there are many other parties, but the main p

with some ofagreed senator kaine's votes on policy positions. but that should not diminish our gratitude for his service. let's return to where that began. john's love for america and arizona. he represented our values all over the world as senator from arizona, and america is stronger for his fierce defense of our values. we can be proud he was our senator. i consider it a great privilege to have served with john, and i will miss him as a friend and as a strong force for america in the world. >> we have all seen the grainy video. emergesman in his 30's from behind the folding doors of the bus. plows forward with strength. his feet land on the ground, and he limps forward towards freedom. mccain, and he has just spent five years as a prisoner of war. shot down, ejected from his playing. his right leg in both arms broken. he managed miraculously to save himself from drowning in the lake in which he landed only to be captured by the north vietnamese. mccain toected john make it through the night. but as one of his fellow pows put it, dying was not