jack kemp -- i wanted to say this one thing about kemp. there was a very simple thing where he made i think the right choice. if you had to choose between spurring economic growth and trying to curb the deficit, he always went with growth. >> well, he was never a budget balancer. right? what's happened is that the fed has done everything it possibly can to keep the economy afloat. congress has been austerity minded. what do we do? we put in budget caps on everything. everything across the board. stupidly. including defense. i mean what this country needs, it needs public investment. now kemp was not -- on departing from the kemp playbook because it wasn't the issue that it was then, but this country -- i think fred agrees with this -- needs infrastructure. we are like 17th in the world in the quality of our infrastructure and that's an investment that could create jobs. and the congress just won't do it! >> what do you think jack kemp would say about wages in this country, the wage gap, the lack of growth there, and how would he aggreddres

when reagan adopted kemp and ross kemp never said anything bad about reagan. he blamed stockman, stockman, baker, all those people for trying to undercut the tax cut policy that reagan put forward in 1981. he thought reagan would be waylaid by jordan scholz as secretary of state which i think is completely wrong. ragan's diary show that what scholz was doing was exactly what reagan wanted. so camp was with him on that and i think he was wrong. fundamentally, he always said great things about reagan. >> he i said great things but i think the color has a good point. the notion that reagan and were just pals all of the time and got along perfectly, agreed on anything, which may be a popular opinion about jack kemp which really was not true. kemp pushed to go further, he pushed against lower tax increases, reagan never veered away from the rate cuts in the original tax cut of 1981 but at one point, you remember the smart went camp more than, demanded that reagan fired george scholz as secretary of state. reagan had no intention of doing that. in reagan's diaries h

i knew jack kemp very well. wrote a lot of stories about him, first when i was with the "baltimore sun," then you was with "the new republic." so i had a great background in jack kemp. always admired him. basically agreed with him and his famous tax cuts that he sold to ronald reagan which really created a couple of decades of prosperity. when mort invited me i thought about it for maybe 45 seconds. and decided to join him. we've had a great time doing it. >> i would say that when i did this research, i read a lot of journalism about jack kemp. and even after we were already partners, i discovered -- rediscovered that the best stories about what kemp and doing and why kemp was doing it and what people said about what kemp was doing were friends. i kept sending it to him. >> i accept the compliment. >> what is it about jack kemp's politics that you think people should know about especially today and particularly on this day as republicans gather behind closed doors to talk about who should be their next leader? >

kemp believed that as well.ohn: you have a historically large field in the republican party right now. 16 candidates. is there anybody in that field where you see a glimmer of jack kemp? >> i think you see a little bit of it in jeb bush. not so much the dynamism. you see it in the tax cuts of jeb bush and the donald trump. they are reducing the rates. reducing the rate to 25% on the trump bill, 28% on the bush bill. kemp would have liked that. what he would have hated is what republicans are saying on immigration. they have become the anti-immigrant party in the last few years. that is why i agree with mort that if the candidates are good, in our terms, on immigration -- jeb bush, marco rubio, john kasich, are the only ones that win. you need to get 40% of the hispanic vote. mark: "jack kemp: the bleeding-heart conservative who changed america," a great book. already well-received. available in fine bookstores everywhere. you can find out about a guy who was one of the most influential figures in america. thank

jack kemp -- guest: i wanted to say one thing about kemp.here was one simple thing where i think you made the right choice. if you had to choose between spring economic growth and trying to curb the deficit, he always went with growth. never aou know, he was budget balancer, right? what has happened is the fed has done everything it possibly can to keep the economy afloat. congress has been austerity minded. we put in budget caps on everything, everything across the board. stupidly. including defense. what this country needs is it needs public investment. kemp -- i am departing from the kemp playbook because it wasn't the issue it was then, but this country -- and i think fred agrees with this -- needs infrastructure. we are 17th in the world and the quality of our infrastructure, and that is an investment that could create jobs. and the congress just want to do it. host: what do you think jack kemp would say about wages in this country, the wage gap, the lack of growth of their and how would he address it -- there and how would he address i

neil: okay, go ahead. >> jack kemp, jack kemp. neil: you had to be against the government intervening, because you can't be a little bit pregnant? >> jack kemp was never a libertarian. he did not believe that the government had no place in any activity. jack kemp was in favor of -- like lincoln was, he was a lincoln republican, he wanted government to assist people in rising and, you know, just letting, he was not laissez-faire. neil: you don't get my point, brilliant, both of you. fred, the argument for the intervention at the time, and it service as a metaphor for both you guys great book, that we have got to do this for the good of the country, that this is something that needs to be done. my fear with those who now and then change their minds on the value of government intervention is once you allow once you condone it, we build a system that is government dependent, even in the times that we were in. what do you say? >> that's true, but you're thinking, neil, you're thinking economically, you're thinking as an economic conser

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kemp didn't care about spending and the deficit.gger deal now. >> kemp was the optimistic voice of the party. what would he say to the freedom caucus today? >> he would be appalled by the way they are ripping the body apart and ripping the country apart. what i'm hoping -- i'm hoping that ryan will continue to not step into that -- >> he wanted to resist. >> because it's a hopeless task. he would be as thwarted as boehner and mccarthy were so what i'm hoping will happen is that boehner will go out as a statesman, team up with a bunch of democrats, pass a budget, spending bill, get over the debt ceiling with democrats, be not only the speaker of the republican conference but the speaker of the whole congress. >> that's a recipe for burning down the republican party. they would light themselves on fire. >> that would make things worse. then you would unite the other 200 house republicans with these 40. >> i get the sentiment. >> i understand that, but that's not going to happen. i don't think boehner is going to do that. what the -- >

according to the school's website, this is richard kemp's bio. he made contact with an undercover officer posing as a minor on a social media app. the school principal said in his letter that the county will be on hand to talk to students and a long-term substitute has been secured to replace kemp. it says that bio, his favorite pastime activities include playing with his children, walking his dog, and traveling with his wife. live in howard county, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: the search for a killer in alexandria. hundreds gathered to remember a father of two gunned down in a busy neighborhood. today, bullet holes just steps away from popular restaurants and bars. richard reeve has the search for the suspects. a lot of neighbors are on it. richard: they are, and it is still an active scene, the police working on an unrelated case, but very similar to what happened last night. in the center, a bouquet of flowers. they are for leon williams, whose life was honored tonight. a night of heartbreak. >> it's ok to cry. richard: and prayer on henry str

jack camp had this really -- kemp had this really interesting and exciting career. guest: i completely agree with fred. if you read -- if you read the introduction, i think you will continue reading the book because it does sort of set up -- and if i do say so myself, i think it is pretty well written. [laughter] host: thank you both your time >> >> host: we are here with bethany mclean to talk about her new book "shaky ground" thanks for being here. first this is something i spend a lot of time thinking about i know of any mae and freddie mac the start by telling us why you wrote the book and why fannie and freddie are seven important. >> started to cover fannie in 2004 with the wake of the big accounting scandal. at the time i was shocked to find out that companies like this existed. but in this case it was created in the wake of the depression to help make home ownership more widely available. to buy of the loans that the lenders have made so then they make more loans. said the idea was this would foster home ownership and this was the beginning of the annie mae

jack kemp was a hard core conservative, but somebody who had big ideas. things like opportunity zones, things like the laugher curve he introduced ronald reagan to, supply side economics. like it or not, those were bold ideas and he believed in governing in congress and was a very effective congressman. i think that some of the republican members today might want to look at jack kemp as a model and paul ryan, if he is to be speaker will have jack kemp on his shoulder, i think. >> norm, doesn't that go to the question at what point does the black lash merit its own back laesh for republicans? >> of course it does. but keep in mind, ari, that on the presidential campaign side, you have john kasich who made -- >> did we lose norm? do we have anyone else? anyone else want to pick up where norm left off, eugene? >> well, i wouldn't try to pick up for norm, i would point out, however, one thing, which is that you don't have to be an elected member of congress to have a speaker of the house. the speaker of the house could be anybody. so maybe -- and this is real

now kemp teaches at a high school where letters were sent home to parents saying they were looking for a substitute for his classes. counselors are available for those student who need them. >>> the bank robber known as the bike bandit has been sentenced to 32 years. police say that the 43-year-old robbed at least 12 banks in northern virginia and back in march while in police custody he escaped from the hospital. he grabbed a guard's gun and took off. after a manhunt police recaptured him as he stepped off a bus. >>> ben carson has been in the hot seat this week taking a lot of criticism for his comments about gun violence tonight he stands by his tough talk in a special interview with, usa9. >> if you had a chance to look up you may have seen something fantastic. if you didn't we have your chance here. the ty tributes and the veterans. >> and the capitols get leady for a new season . a special behind the scenes look. the site of this hard -- side of the this hockey >>> let's go to campaign 2016 coverage. ben carson is in town he has made headlines for comments including how the victi

i picked paul ryan, he's a jack kemp, ronald reagan type of conservative that doesn't back away from his principals but invites others to engage in the debate and then lines up to see where your boats are. i think that's the mature way of doing things. in when he and in bringing things to the floor. that's what members need and i think that's the essential to begin to change what i see is a dysfunctional congress. >> today jeb bush insisted his campaign is not on life support but his supporters and many donors are starting to wonder. >> i'm 7-0 in my fantasy football league. >> [laughter] >> when that is your most memorable line you know it's been a tough night. and for jeb bush -- >> i'm doing great but we're not gambling. >> even as fantasy football success was eclipsed. >> we have isis and al quaeda attacking us, people in debt and out of work and we're talking about fantasy football. can we stop? >> earlier he tried to tamp down marco rubios surging campaign his campaign is cooked. the heat on the campaign was already intense. the former florida governor has now dropped to fifth.

. >>> the charges for montgomery county man who teaches in howard county as they arrested richard kempa restaurant in sandy spring yesterday. he was expecting to meet up with that 16-year-old boy, but instead that he would meet that undercover officer. kemp and the officer struck up a conversation on grinder, a popular site for men looking to hook up with other guys. >> at some point during their conversation, suggesting that they would meet and he would give cash to this 16-year-old male. and in exchange for the sexual favor and activities. >> and the principal sent a letter, advising that they would be taking over for kemp. >>> more drama tonight on capitol hill as they would try to find a new house speaker. >> it is turning out to be harder than what they thought. kevin mccarthy took himself out of the running. since then one name has come up over and over again. paul ryan. >> i think that he has the cloudiest stature to bring them together. >> for now dan webster remain the only declared candidate. both are watching closely to see what ryan does. >>> joining us with more on the cha

charles: everyone has great thins to say about jack kemp i agree. i think he was the -- if the term compassion conservative, but team say hold jack kemp up on a pe a -- you mentioned stab, there is still skepticism, 9 republicans who do not vote for him, that is not a lot, per say, but there are some open wounds within the party. how can he heal the chamber, bring compromise, which is a 4 letter word right now. >> you bring people together, include them in the process, have them discuss the issues that are going on. again, it is like what he did, with the trade bill this year, everyone got a say, i could -- during that whole process, i would see him sitting on floor talking with groups of people over the single member, he had meetings with people, he has great policy staff who are really you know we know them well, they are some of the hardest working staff on the hill who represen reach out, het in a great chief of staff in dave hopy, someone who not only worked in house but he worked in senate, we know, he can reach across to senate too. charles:

was a staffer in the senate and close to jack kemp and elected in 1998 at 28 and rises through two committees and loved the house. boehner loved the house and in that way they are the same. ryan has more ideological depth and roots with the party and that will help him as he grapples can the speakership in a very tum up theius time for his party. >> and people have already started calling him a rino. republican in name only because ofhings. >> because his stance on immigration and because he cut a deal on the budget with patty murray, the democratic senator from washington. that was in effect mimicked in this new budget deal. but paul ryan, because he was becoming speaker, was compelled to criticize the deal and say the process stinks. look, you cannot overestimate the service that john boehner did for paul ryan by doing this deal. because what it means is for the next -- at least year and a half, paul ryan will not have to do the things that make being a speaker in this republican party so hard. he's not going to have to cut a new budget deal. he's not going to have to raise the debt limit.

richard kemp, an english teacher was arrested yesterday in montgomery county. a copy of a letter that went home with students. the principal says a long-term substitute teacher will take over kemp's classes. the school is also providing counselors to talk with students. >>> bill cosby is in a deposition at this hour. is he testifying in a civil lawsuit over accusations of sex assault and rape. his accuser said cosby gave her alcohol and then assaulted her 40 years ago. today's testimony will be sealed for several months. we could learn more about the allegations -- the accusations tonight in an exclusive interview on "date line." >> how many of you believe you were drugged by bill cosby? how many of you believe bill cosby raped you? >> 27 women will talk about their stories. you can see nbc's kate snow brought them all the together at one time. she will also question their claims, which cosby denies. again, the interview will air on dateline tonight at 9:00. >>> the main attraction could be in jeopardy at one of the >>> usair men spencer stone is expected to ma

perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is lot of enthusiasm and support "we know there's a major reduction in the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> still ahead on news four at noon... he found mostly nails, bottle caps and the occasional coin. but then a military dog tag lost decades ago changed everything... and forged a new friendship and an incredible here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... it was lost

what had jack kemp have said? count me in, send me in coach. so i believe at the end of the day paul ryan will do this, but he's in a position of such strengths to negotiate some deals going in, it will make the job more doable than it is right now. >> that's the question, george, is he in a position of strength or not? at you heard jim jordan day, the freedom caucus isn't going to bowen say and say come on in. they're going to make demands. i think karl put his finger on it, which is yes, you get 218 now, but when you get to the debt limit or the budget or another issue, will you have the joets? >> a, i don't think so. b, i don't think that's the most consideration. rarely is this country have the right person in exactly the right place at the right time. the biggest problem confronting the company is economic stagnation, a product of unreformed entitlements and unreformed tax codes. government that can take the leadership is there, paul ryan in ways and means. it's now that we have this great orb strat, let's make him conductor. babe ruth is

a long-term substitute will take over kemp's class. jonathan: developing story now.nal transportation safety board is examining the sister ship of the cargo ship that zapping in hurricane joaquin. el unique arrived yesterday. in the meantime, three el faro former crew members say that the ship never should have been out on the water. a former quarter master says that the chief cook's room was constantly leaking water and the ship's drainage didn't work very well. >> all that we do is mask the problem. we paint over rust. but it's so much rust. jonathan: in an e-mail to cnn the company that operated el faro said the 40-year-old ship met all standards regardless of the age. 33 crew members including 28 americans are believed to have perished with that ship going down. prosecutors pushing for murder conviction against oscar pistorius. he was set to be released from prison and moved to a house arrest today. but a new parole hearing set for next week. alison: so what is crossing the line when it comes to hol wean decorations? -- halloween decorations? how real should it l

with kemp, was a tutor under a guy named bill thomas. heis in these current dream is in his current dream job. deal.going to push this i do not want to get into picking and choosing between the three-way race i'm expecting to corrupt, that if he is living, thewill take over between three, but all three of them ryan trained the to drive that by the mental tax reform. they've all been involved in the working groups going back to kemp. these are people committed to doing it done. this is not easy to get done under any mechanism whatsoever. easy to talk about him hard to do. the reality is the way to do it, by this and do it, and i think increasingly apparent everybody in congress that is the reality that they are going to confront. they will have no choice. entitlements play into that as well as does everything else. mr. donohue: i think the trump and ther. css is a and his poll numbers is a reflection of what we have been saying for a long time, which is the american people are frustrated, they are frustrated with the government because th

ins their last 12 years in office but is not thought to be a very close ally certainly of christina kemp ner. they have a very different style and some of voting for him, roll beat reluctantly, see him as the least bad choice in a way, so continuation of the policy, but not with the same star, christina kemp in her's very strong style over the last eight years. very difficult to predict. we are looking at what we think will be a very tight race. >> thank you, daniel. >> haitians also going to the polls with more than 5 million people registered, voters expected to cast ballots. there are over 50 candidates to choose from, so a run your vote's already been scheduled for november 27. the nation is dependent on foreign aid. donors are funding this three round pros to the tune of around $17 million. >> the polls have closed in tanzania in what's expect to be the tightest election since independence. africa's longest reigning political party is under pressure from an alliance trying to capitalize on public discontent. >> what we've seen is largely peaceful where i am, but there was an inciden

kemp lives in newmark and teaches at glenelg high school in howard county. police arrested him yesterday outside a restaurant after an online sting. the married father of four allegedly arranged to meet someone he thought was an underaged boy. >>> we have learned the identity of the man who was killed inside a park in the middle of the afternoon, but police still need help trying to solve this murder. this happened at edgewood neighborhood park. it's in silver spring. witnesses telling us they heard at least four gunshots yesterday afternoon. >> police found garrett mcly's body near the playground. medics tried to save him, but he died at the scene. for months we've been telling you about the battle with synthetic drugs and that fight has crossed the border into prince george's county. police made a major bust today. news 4's mark segraves is in temple hills to explain why it's going to be tough to punish the people selling it. >> that's right, jim. the global tobacco discount store in allentown road is one of three stores police raided yesterday. police say

the new england aquarium is treating this kemp' s ridley, after it stranded itself on scudder lane beach in barnstable yesterday. experts say cold temperatures likely immobilized the turtle. the stranding happened two weeks earlier than usual. a record 733 sea turtles. emily: the blue jays turn on the heat against the royals in game 3 of the american league championship series. toronto scored six runs in the bottom of the 3rd including this 3-run shot last night. the royals try to come back in the 9th but only manage 4 runs. 11-8 jays the final. they trail, 2-1 in the series. game 4 is this afternoon. a competition unlike any other. firefighters from 17 countries take part in an obstacle course in alabama this week in full gear. espn calls it the toughest week in sports. competitors complete several grueling tasks, including carrying more than 80-pounds of gear up five flights of stairs. a team from montgomery, alabama, holds the world record. cindy: they should do it up here. randy: yes, cooler. cindy: a week ago, talking about temperatures in the 70' s. a cool down here. the jet stream

>> listen, jack kemp was the perfect example of this.nd urban development secretary, he had enterprise zones where he said we need to get the government out of this, the strangle holds of tax increases, regulations, it's squeezing the life blood out of creating jobs in small businesses and the concept was very successful and it's unfortunate that the republican party has backed away from some of those principals because that was partly what was responsible for welfare reform in the '90s and urban centers from harl toem to washington d.. the government coming in and constantly being the answer. and to spark the economy and create jobs does not work. you need to have the private sector involved and the incentives to create job and teach people, small business in their communities. that's what works and that's the model jack kemp used and it's been successful. >> when you look at poverty, the poverty rate in this country has actually increased during the president's time in office. you see the numbers there on your screen from 13.2% when he

because it was jack kemp that introduced -- introduced me to boehner. at that time we acknowledged that there were democrats and republicans, but the whole idea that you could be vindictive enough to attempt to destroy someone politically or not work together as john did with george miller in bringing the leave no child behind, the work that i've done on ways and ans with trade, and was so open in dealing with john, who represented not an ideology but represented what he thought was best for the country, to me john boehner was, as so many people have said, just a regular guy. first one in his family, like so many of us, that went to college. entered public service. and through a variety of things became the speaker of the house that has to be just one of the greatest senses of pride that any american could ever have. the whole idea that there were people in this partisan time that would believe that they would want him to leave even more than democrats would want him to leave is something that would have to be explained by history. but of course things

one of the runners is kathy kemp. she's run in 52 race this year in honor of her father who's battling parkinson's disease. there was a big surprise waiting for her at the finish line. >> how did it feel? >> amazing, fantastic. what an accomplishment for my dad to have been able to get there. just the physical exertion of strong get on the metro and ride the train and deal with 35,000 runners. it was fantastic t have him there. great surprise. >> very nice. the army ten-miler is the third largest ten-mile race in the world. people do it for so many different causes. i think we should do it. i think we should train for it. i think a ten-miler is something we can wrap our head around. come on, aaron. >> i'll write a check. >> stay with us. "news4" at 5:00 a.m. >>> we're following breaking news right now. "washington post" recorder jason rezaian has been convicted of espionage by the iranian government. iranian state tv reporting the verdict late last night. he's the post bureau chief and iran has accused him of collecti

perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is only a year old, its gained a lot of enthusiasm and support across the state. "we know there's a major reduction in the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> branstad also designated lyon county as a home base iowa area earlier this evening. he says he hopes home base iowa will continue to grow throughout all 99 counties in the state. matt and sheila? thanks tommie. (matt) we are buying a l

richard kemp is a teacher at a high school and investigators are looking at several cases involving the teacher. a letter went home that said a long term substitute teacher will take over his classes until further notice and providing counselors to talk with the students. >> we watched him being gunned down as he was running away from a police officer and now the city has agreed to give scott's family is.5 million. scott was pulled over for a busted taillight back in april. a bystander shot cell phone video of him running away from his car and officer michael schrager shooting him in the back. officer schrager told investigators scott tried to shoot him with his gun and now facing murder charges. >> they said they will use the money for their kids and also for the relief victims in south carolina. >>> get ready for big changes coming our way tomorrow. we're talking more than just rain. steam 4 meteorologist, veronica johnson. >> we've had dry weather the last couple of days. it's been pretty nice. now, it will be a little rocky. not only are we expecting clouds and showers, also thunder

. >> let's bring in kemp corriveau for more. kevin, it's been dry there. >> it's been very dry and stay dry. we are talking 10% to 20% humidity across the area. it's going to stay like that. our focus, even though there are wildfires in other states, as well, it's really texas today, tomorrow as well as into the end of the week that we're really going to be focusing on. we are talking just to the east and north of the capital of austin. we are seeing a lot of grass fires there and the temperatures have been well above average. this morning, we are still looking at temperatures into the low 60's, so that's good news, but later today, these temperatures are going to be soaring. you can see here, san antonio, 95 degrees, dallas at 95, austin, 96 degrees there. these temperatures are anywhere between 15-18 degrees above average. they are going to stay like that as we go through pretty much the end of the week. by saturday, temperatures come down, so we really think that the wildfire risk for central texas is going to be elevated acr

remember that paul ryan is protege of jack kemp, the late jack kemp.ings through the prism of helping poor people, solving poverty, with conservative principles. he really wants to use this platform, like he wanted to use the house ways and means committee chairman, to advance that thought process. that jack kemp talked about all throughout his career. bill: he is optimistic as i pointed out last hour but sometimes when you get in the gig things change. they can change quickly. i think what boehner tried to do this week is to, what did he say, clear out the barn? give them a clean slate. take the budget issues perhaps off the table at least for now. i imagine that helps but there's still pressure on him to keep republicans together. >> yeah. it will get tested. the first big vote that comes down the pike but, he, boehner has bought some time here. the senate obviously has to approve the budget deal. mitch mcconnell has fast-tracked that despite what rand paul says in the senate he wants to filibuster, logistically he will not be able to do that. and ne

reconsider into ryan was expected to be at a big book launch last night and didn't show up for jack kemp who is his hero. a lot of people prying to get him to turn. in the race for president, dr. ben carson remains firmly at the center of controversy for his comments about guns. he writes in his new book that the disarming of german citizens helped lead to the holocaust which killed 6 million jews by the nazis. he was asked yesterday on cnn about linking those eventsn an interview. >> but just clarify. if there had been no gun control laws in europe at that time, would 6 million jews have been slaughtered? >> i think the likelihood of hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been greatly diminished if the people had been arped. >> carson always said there's reasons these dictatorial people take the guns first. the anti-defamation league calls his comments historically inaccurate. >> spencer stone who took down a gunman on a train bound for paris is recovering from stab wounds in a california hospital. in the video, we see him fighting with a group of people outside in sacrame

here's a look at the current kemps. mainly in the 50s to 60 degrees. widen it out in the cooler air that keeps filtering its way in slowly. the air mass is moving in that direction. each day continues to cool off more. we had the clear skies today. this is the area that we're watching for tomorrow. we're looking at a cold front that will march through. it will bring increasing clouds late tonight and a chance for a spotty shower late tonight into tomorrow morning. heading out the door, i don't want to grab the umbrella because they will be spotty in nature and very brief. there could be a secondary round in the afternoon. a spew sprinkles, stray rain drops, otherwise, partly cloudy skies and more seasonal temperatures. that will bring in a little more of the cool air. temperatures will mainly bottom we'll be in the low 60s right on target for this time of year. 50s across the higher elevations of worcester county and out through southwestern new hampshire. so it's going to be a typical october day, the west wind hour. however, as we head into the to fi

just hired david long time capitol hill, important hire, he's insider but used to be jack kemp's chiefaff. we're watching ryan thread the needle. >> dickerson: paul ryan said he wanted to spend time with his family, but isn't fundraising one of the last levers a speaker has with member they can say, i want you to be with me on this vote i'll visit your hometown and do two fundraisers. >> i think that's right. it's one of the most important things that the speaker does. and one of the chips he can play with members and not something you can delegate. the number two in command, the number three not the same having that person come into your district as poe tossed to the speaker who is third in line to the presidency has a certain distinctive stature. >> dickerson: take the kids on the fundraiser, nothing more exciting. mark, i'll switch to the presidential race here talk to you about donald trump and ben carson. dutch said he's a counter puncher, but ben carson drives around the block to keep from hitting donald trump now donald trump is on variety of things. >> donald trump would say th

remember the life and political career of late congressman, john kemp. at ten pm on book tvs afterwards, bethany mclean talks about the u.s. mortgage finance system. at 11 pm buzz a biz injured or talks about the impact of football on the social and political landscape in odessa, texas. that all happens next, but first up in big tv but first up in big tv a panel on education in america. >> good morning, the publisher of burlington court. five years into the common core we are at a critical juncture. common cores added all-time low -- it has dwindled from 26 states and from washington d.c. to seven states to washington dc. it is really no longer viable. in fact, the other national is not doing much better. it is true better. it is true to say there is little common purpose or competent ability left in common core. this volume that we are releasing this morning, drilling through the core is definitely a timely release. five years into this great american education today, it is worth remembering what we are debating. it is not politics, whether the debate o

perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is only a year old, its gained a lot of enthusiasm and support across the state. "we know therr's a major reductioo in the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> branstad also designated lyon county as a home base iowa area lasas night. he says he hopes homeme base iowa will continue to grow throughout all 99 counties in the state. ben says we're in for a cool and windy day. he'll be back with

then the authors of a biography of former congressman and presidential candidate jack kemp. we'll also discuss the 2016 presidential election. "washington journal" is live each morning at 7:00 eastern with your phone calls, tweets and facebook comments. >>> thursday the house judiciary committee hoilds a hearing on planned parenthood practices and abortsion services. that's live at 2:00 p.m. east owner c-span3. >>> this sunday night on q&a, former senator and presidential candidate gary hart on "the republic of conscience," comparing the current government to the republic our founders intended. >> the founders used the language of greece and rome and warned against corruption. and their definition of corruption was not bribery or quid pro quo money under the table. it was putting special interests ahead of the common good. and by that definition, washington today is a massively corrupt place. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >>> our c-span campaign 2016 bus is on the road to the white house tour. and this week was at the comcast studio xfinity sto