>> ken miller: kemper is the main one. >> stahl: kemper, a chicago- based insurance company, has beenng for legislation around the country that would bar the states from forcing kemper to go back and search for unpaid beneficiaries. when we called kemper, they referred us to steve weisbart of the insurance information institute, who says making companies like kemper pay now would be unfair. >> steve weisbart: if we can say, "do something today that you didn't expect to do and didn't plan to do and didn't collect money to do 30 years ago," what else can we say today that they should be doing retroactively. it's potentially an open door. >> stahl: a slippery slope is what you're saying? >> weisbart: a slippery slope. >> stahl: kemper has argued in court filings that it's never used the death master file to identify deceased policyholders and that finding and paying their beneficiaries now would result in "a substantial financial loss" and require the company to "...substanially alter its business practices." >> miller: if your model is built upon the fact that you're not going to pay a

we had 34 newsboys to run around the kemper arena. but i think that was seen in a way as part of a greater effort by the city to do a really good job on the convention. there had been a lot of people elsewhere who had questioned whether kansas city was up to this kind of thing, whether there was enough hotel space, whether the arena was going to be big enough, whether it was going to be too hot. so i think there was a feeling in kansas city that we really want to do a good job on this. show the world what we could do. crosby: jerry, you were part of the host committee, and the logistics were pretty phenomenal. jerry: the host committee had a dual role, and it was made up of largely republicans, but it could have gone to -- because this was actually a citywide effort. but it was interesting to see the jobs shift from -- the republican party handled the housing. so if you got a hotel room in saint joe, that wasn't on our back, fortunately. crosby: it said the hotel rooms were as far away as 70 miles away. jerry: and lawrence got a few.

kemper? mr. kemper: good morning and thank you for this opportunity to speak to you. i am grateful for the journalists. the experience in istanbul has changed my view of journalists. it started that night with anderson cooper and the way he interviewed, the possibility to not just give some background of what happened and eyewitness reports, but also to be able to express something i felt inwardly, and also as a person of religious faith. it is exciting to be here. why was i in istanbul? really i was there on a layover. , there is nothing more dramatic to it. visit't even there to some of our partners. i was there because i had a layover on the way to japan, and i had chosen to fly a turkish airline that had brought me. that was the reason i was there. but i am traveling a lot, you can see on the map, global ministries is the mission and development and disaster response arm of united methodist church. we have projects in 125 countries, we have over 350 missionaries. traveling and being at airports is part of my daily life. global ministries understands as humanitaria

kemper? kemper: good morning and thank you for this opportunity to speak to you. i am grateful for the journalists. the experience in a stumble has changed my -- the experience in istanbul has changed my perspective of journalists. something to express that i felt as a person of religious and faith. it is exciting to be here. i was there on a layover. there is nothing more dramatic to it. i was there because i had a layover on the way to japan, and i had chosen to fly a turkish airline that had brought me. that was the reason i was there. a lot, youaveling can see on the map, global ministries is the mission and development and disaster response of united methodist church. we have projects in 125 countries and over 350 missions. at airportsd being is part of my daily life. understands ases a carry network and a network of global health, global mission connections around the world. to give you some highlights of our work, very briefly so you understand the context of where i come from, here this is a .icture from the region of iraq we were to supply food and give t

kemper? mr. kemper: good morning and thank you for this opportunity to speak to you. i am grateful for the journalists. the experience in istanbul has changed my view of journalists. it started that night with anderson cooper and the way he interviewed, the possibility to not just give some background of what happened and eyewitness reports, but also to be able to express something i felt inwardly and also as a person of religious faith. thank you for this and it is exciting to be here. why was i in istanbul? really, i was there on a layover. there is nothing more dramatic to it. i wasn't even there to visit some of our partners. i was there because i had a layover on the way to japan, and i had chosen to fly a turkish airline that had brought me. that was the reason i was there. but i am traveling a lot, you can see on the map, global ministries is the mission and development and disaster response arm of united methodist church. we have projects in 125 countries. we have over 350 missionaries. traveling and being at airports is part of my daily life. global ministrie

reporter: michael kemper is heading the investigation and says that hundreds of people have been interviewed, a dozen surveillance videos have been collected. he would not reveal whether or not the killer's dna was collected at the scene. >> so far we have collected several pieces of evidence that are being processed. we hope to have all the results back very soon. reporter: during her evening jog, 30-year-old karina vetrano was viciously beaten, strangled and sexily assaulted in this murky area of howard beach. a federally owned recreation park. the high weeds are a concern for many here. it is said that mowing the weeds down is not an easy or cheap reporter: another concern from residents is the lack of cameras on the furniture of the park. the queensboro president says that the funds have now been allocated. >> the police have been out there surveying the property. reporter: the assistant district attorney says that every resource is being used to catch the killer. shown will reward itself with an apprehension. one woman asked investigators should she be you be worried for the safety of h

deputy chief michael kemper/nypd so far we have collected several pieces of evidence from the crime scene which are being forensically processed as we speak. we hope to have all the results back very soon. the n-y-p-d held a public meeting in vetrano's howard beach neighborhood to keep residents informed of the latest developments surprising supporter show up at her rally just outside orlando... see that guy behind her? that's seddique mateen--- the father of the man who shot and killed 49 people at pulse nightclub back in june. now some are questioning whether it as appropriate for the self- proclaimed democrat to show up at the rally. 1:34 'm a member, so as i member i get the invitations. nothing particular about it. :1:39 time.2:28 during the rally, clinton mentioned the orlando shooting. she expressed support for those still grieving and the first responders who rushed into pulse nightclub and saved countless lives. . meanwhile in georgia....tyler perry is offering to pay the funeral costs of twin girls who died in a hot car. one-year-olds ariel and alaynah died last week . police sa

part of our extended family, ellie kemper, our dear friend and her husband, michael, welcomed their first baby. congratulations. ellie was here a month or so ago. she was already to go. i interviewed her. we talked about shopping for baby clothes and that stuff. she's going to be an mom. we don't have information yet. i texted her. i suspect she's busy at the moment. we're just so happy for both of them. congratulations. >> what is the protocol on that when you know someone just had a baby. i thought about e-mailing her. >> send it. she'll get to it. >> how are you feeling? that was fast. it wasn't. happiest baby on earth. we love her. >> she's going to go from >> i'm obsessed with this sky diver thing. he did a dive without a parachute. i didn't even know that was in the realm of possibility. luke aikens set a world record. a 25,000-foot jump from a plane without a parachute going 150 miles an hour and landed on this net that caught him. unbelievable. a 10,000 square foot net. he sat down with savannah this morning for his first live interview since the record here he is. >> when i look

it was chris and tammy who are in the movie then elie kemper and a bunch of people and my wife goes everyoneually talented and funny but this person is on "saturday night live" and this person is a tv star. and this person lives on an air mattress in queens. it is just so unfair in some ways. i just thought that's a whole movie. charlie: it used to be a game for me and i'd go to comedians and say who do you know who is way funnier than you are who we don't know? we've never heard of? >> wow. >> in standup, he's become really -- he has a really big following but doug stanup is phenomenal. >> terrific. >> i think there is no one better. >> there is no one better you said. >> i think there is no one better than doug stanhope and marie banford who has recently become massive because of her series on netflix and doug has a huge following. i don't think there is anyone better than those two. >> in our world what is interesting is in our film is tammy sager and every skill one could have as an improviser she possesses to the nines. also i'd say in detroit, second city chicago, wrote for mad tv, wro

so out of hudson area we're hearing dayton drive and n gulf way kemper drive. that general area. down to the south, flooding reported gulf drive at van donor avenue. so another area to avoid. and please do report of course to officials any standing water or reports of flooding that you see in your area. so they can pass those along to us as well. we want to remind you heavy heavy delays continue here. this in an area to avoid memorial highway kelly road this problems. the roadway still looks shut down eastbound westbound. you have delays on memorial itself delay hillsborough eastbound direction. veterans expressway all way back beyond country way. it's very severe. web is looking slow town 'n country looking slow kelly road looking jammed. two north, those are roads that are between hillsborough memorial. folks are likely trying to jump off those roadways. get to another route and souths looking slow all the way around also here blockage crash tanker truck accident at linebaugh and shelled done. still continue to avoid that area as well. >>> dave's kind of busy so i'm going to do

. >>> plus "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt," ellie kemper. it all starts now on "the view" with whoopi, michelle collins, joy behar, candace cameron-bure, raven-symone, and paula faris. now, let's get things started. [ cheers and applause ]

kemper foundation, commerce bank trustee. tonight, which marks the mid point of that series, there's a brochure out there in the corridor if you want to see the other two. bob greene, the library's good friend and someone who's become my good friend over the last four years, is back. he's back to give us a review of the 1952 presidential election pitting republican party nominee eisenhower against democratic candidate adlai stevenson. it's no exaggeration to say that this talk has been in the making for more than 35 years. bob wrote his doctoral dissertation about it, which was shortly published thereafter as his first book, the first of 17 that he's either written or edited. a seriously revised version of that first book, the doctoral dissertation, on the 1952 campaign is now forth coming. it won't be available tonight, unfortunately, but you'll be able to order it on amazon soon enough. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome bob greene. >> you're not going to be able to quit this place. never in a million years. thank you so

and, don't forget pat kemper and all the spouses and families of the vav auxiliary. thank you.ayor kasim reid and john eves for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. [ applause ] i am pleased to be joined by our tireless secretary of the va, bob mcdonald, i know he spoke to you yesterday. he is working hard, hard, every single day to transform the va to serve our veteran's better. he still gives out his cell phone number and his e-mail. not many people know this, but so far he's received 45,000 calls, e-mails, and texts. and you know, i don't know what his phone bill's looking like. i hope he has a good plan. but bob and his team worked to deal with each one of those texts or e-mails or phone calls he receives because every single veteran matters. and he knows that. so thank you, bob, for the great work you're doing. so it's good to be back with the disabled american veterans. and what a journey that we have had together. it is great to be here. we work together back when i was a senator, you were one of the first veterans organizations i

let's begin with ellie kemper. we don't have details on gender or the name but of course we're wishing them both the best. congratulations. >>> next up, kanye west is a rapper, producer and fashion designer but he has an eye on another industry which he revealed to bbc. he said i have to work with ikea. make furniture for interior design, for architecture. kanye said he thought students might be interested in his design for an apartment or college dorm. super inspired by my visit to ikea today. amazing company. my mind is racing with possibilities. ikea told cnbc there are no plans in the works however ikea australia shared this photo on facebook saying kanye we would love to see what you create. we could make you famous. i like it. >> remember this cover of "learn to fly" the giant gathering of rock musicians. this is in italy. it went viral. at 1,000 members strong the band named rock 1,000 claim they're the world's largest rock band and in the latest performance they paid tribute to the legendary david bowie. ta

. >> today, thomas kemper, the head of the united methodist hisch global ministries on experience surviving the stumble attack in june. we will join the remarks at the national press club live at 10:00 eastern here on c-span. the fcc holds the first meeting of the robo call strike today at the washington headquarters. live at 10:00 eastern on c-span two. >> booktv on c-span two. 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. 11:00, booktv is life at the state grounds in jackson. jones0 eastern, robert examines the decline in influence in white america in shaping policy. sunday night at 10:00, words" the-- "after book, "killing osama bin laden." >> that night the president also they had to get rid of that. within days they were expressly saying the president misspoke. then, the next week, he went on television. within one week, the day after the raid, i knew there was trouble. grandma the c-span radio app mesa easy to fall the 20 16th election wherever you are. get audio coverage and to the pluse schedule information .odcast tied stay up-to-date on all the election coverage. it means you always h

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you mentioned tax reform and that kemper hands of tax reform obviously we would like to see intergovernmental cooperation as the deal with that because what congress does on tax reform will impact the state and local governments with their ability to finance various projects. as you look at that, we would be interested howdah governors can work closely with you to make sure the comprehensive tax reform that we hope happens in the near future doesn't preempt the states to have that flexibility to do what they need to do to be competitive >> first of all, i don't think that tax reform you have to worry about the tax resumption for states in in the municipalities going away. that is one of the two things are a handful since 1960 that the tax code has ever touched. but there is a backdoor to problems that probably sound politically the right thing to do when you talk about the tax code not being progressive enough but it is the back door to the efforts in then the interest rate will be affected if any of you see that differently i would like to hear from you. >> the other one is more of a process

and don't forget pat kemper and all the thousands of families of the dav auxiliary. thank you.lso want to knowledge mayor reeves forhn welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. i am pleased to be joined by bob mcdonald. i know he spoke to you yesterday. he is working hard, hard, every single day to transform the v.a. to serve our veterans better. he still gives out his cell phone number and e-mail. not many people know this, but so far, he has received more than 45,000 calls, e-mails and text. i don't know what his phone bill is looking like. i hope he has a good plan. but bob and his team worked to deal with each one of those texts or e-mails or phone calls he receives because he thinks every single veteran matters. thank you, bob, for all the great work you are doing. it is great to be back with the disabled american veterans. what a journey we have had together. it is great to be here. we worked together when i was a senator. you were one of the first veterans organizations i called when i ran for president. i welcomed you to the white hou