representative moulton: yes.tten to know several representatives across the aisle because we share that experience. we've found ways to work together where we might not have had a way to find a point of commonality. host: did it surprise you to find so many young veterans? representative moulton: as a whole, we have less vet -- fewer veterans than any point in history. the chairman of the armed reverses ommittee, he seniority because he said some of the veterans down front, the freshmen veterans, ask the best questions. host: what motivated you to become a marine? representative moulton: i grew up in a middle class family, able to go to good schools with the help of scholarships. but when i looked back at my life in college, i said, you know, i haven't done anything to give back. i was enflunesed by some mentors, especially the school minister at harvard, the reverend peter gomes, a larger than life moral figure on campus. he had one of the most popular undergraduate courses. he talked about the importance of ser

he doesn't want more refugees in the state until he gets more information from the feds, but moulton says slamming the door is immoral, unamerican hands now he's questioning the governor's knowledge of the whole process. >> it's not a knee jerk >> the reporter: governor charlie baker pushing back on critics, blasting him for not wanting more syrian refugees in the state. >> i'm not going to walk back anything i said yesterday. >> he's sticking by his decision until he gets more information he says from the federal government. >> why not the same level of concern for perhaps refugees who come from iraq where isis started or afghanistan? >> yeah. part of that is because of the complete breakdown of the government, and governmental >> the court: but with the president >> the reporter: but with the president allowing 10,000 syrian refugees into the government, governor baker can't block the feds from doing what they want. >> would you deny them assistance? >> i would just like to have a conversation. let's start with that. >> congressman seth moulton tweeted it's a shame the governor doe

congressman seth moulton of massachusetts. he's a member of the armed services committee, was captain in the marines, served four tours of duty in iraq, earning the bronze star. congressman moulton voted no today on that house bill to restrict syrian refugees. in 2007 moulton's family actually hosted an iraqi refugee. congressman, tell us about mohammed, the guy you befriended and who you trusted and brought to this country. >> mohammed's amazing. and honestly, i don't know anyone who more exemplifies the american dream. he actually came to the united states on his own on a fulbright scholarship to get his master's degree and intended to go back to his home in iraq. but his family was persecuted when he got here. they actually had to move cities because they were so threatened by the insurgents. and so he sought asylum. and while he was seeking asylum he lived with my parents. now, since then he became one of the first arabic -- the first arabic teacher at a local high school. he's become a real friend of the community, a regu

child of the perfect storm author, sebastian younger, but was made a reality by congressman seth moulton and dozens of brave veterans who told their stories. >> they served our country. >> i got shot in 2011, i really thought that was it and i thought that i was going to die. >> now these massachusetts veterans want to talk about it frankly. >> things like this are incredibly important to get the dialogue going, to get people understanding what veterans day is all about. >> this veterans day organized by congressman seth moulton. >> it's important to celebrate service, but even more important to understand it. >> from ptsd to combat, the immigration debate brought to mind when former army linguist simon cowell told his story of coming to the united states for a better life and then defending it. >> it's a way of giving back and also, it's a way of adopting the life. >> the message -- freedom isn't free, heard loud and clear. veterans from world war ii to iraq and afghanistan bridging this gap many of us didn't know >> i saw kids killed, -- saw kids killed, i killed people hanging your ha

representative moulton: it's crazy.ime history which is overshadowed by the witch trials and halloween season. salem had the highest per capita in america in 1799. it's got an extraordinary history with overseas trade and the relationship with foreign country as well as the water itself that's fascinating. so that's my favorite part of living in salem. host: what are the constituents like? representative moulton: we have an incredibly diverse constituency. one thing that's great about my district, i think it's the way a lot of people wish most of america was like. we have small towns with real characters. this is not a district of highways and strip malls and chain restaurants, where one exit is no different than the last. this is a district of real character. every different town has a unique identity, unique folks who live there, different business strengths an interests. my number one priority for the district is economic development. in gloucester that's about the fishing industry. in lyn it's about the industrial c

[laughter] the picture speaks for itself >> said moulton who took on governor baker. multiple tours in iraq took on governor baker and then took on the president about isis. he actually housed a refugee who was a translator in iraq. >> the french president francois hollande. ed: thank you for joining us. "matter fact," is next. senator john mccain with h

yesterday, moulton tweeted is the shame the government -- the governor does not know the difference between it refugees and those who need refuge. >> i doubt the congressman heard my statement because if he did, i doubt he would have said that. i think it is unusual a straight guy like that went to partisan talking points. >> i did not receive any talking points. i' m speaking about my values and american values and i' m speaking about the values i was proud to uphold when i was fighting in iraq. ed: the congressman says any potential terrorists could be screened out before they hit the united states. heather: new policies for the department of children and families after several among the changes, the new intake policy that requires action on nonemergency reports of abuse and neglect. emergencies are to be handled immediately. it also mandates a view for all prior involvement of family has had and background checks for all household members over the age of 15. ed: he' s the cutest little guy and tonight at 6:00, we are learning about the cancer the battling. s older likely has a hard road

then new at 5:30 -- congressman seth moulton trading words with the governor. their fight over syrian refugees. todd? reporter: the teenager accused of murdering his teacher is frustrating the trial judge. what phillip chism refused to do that has the court taking action. randy: breaking news from st. denis, france, outside of paris. this is more video of the raid targeting suspects in the paris terror attacks. emily: 5:24 on your wednesday morning. in a word, brr. cindy: you may need to allow some time to scrape the frost off your windshield this morning. notice we have rain coming in late thursday into friday as temperatures come up into the 50's. this will impact especially your friday morning commute as the afternoon. randy? randy: time for eyepoppers. olessa, a bride taking out some rage after her wedding is called off! and her bridesmaids joined olessa: her. the women destroyed their dresses during a color run fest in florida. they even got on stage and had fun with the crowd. the bride says her fiance called off their engagement just days before the wedd

the truck, led by craig silver, steve milton, to the guys up here, chuck gardener, butch ird, david moulton, for gary danielson and allie laforce. goodnight from auburn. by cbs sports division "why is america safer today when we travel or go to busy aces?" "because detection technology develolod at auburn turns canines into a powerful first line of defense." "why are some accomplishments more meaningful than others?" "because for me the best trophy is the one that fulfilled a promise to my mother." "why does the auburn family believe in and support our university?" (quietly) "historic gift" "why?" "why?" >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on he ram post game show" how michigan state and conference championship games. we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. hi -- i need the new iphone to play my reindeer games. aren't you cute! right now if you get any iphone, you can an ipad mini

truck, led by craig silver, steve milton, to the guys up here, chuck gardener, butch baird, david moulton, for gary danielson and allie laforce. by cbs sports division "why is america safer today when we travel or go to busy places?" "because detection technology developed at auburn turns canines into a powerful first line of defense." "why are some accomplishments more meaningful than others?" "because for me the best trophy is the one that fulfilled a promise to my mother." "why does the auburn family believe in and support our university?" (quietly) "historic gift" "why?" "why?" >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on "the ram post game show" how michigan state and conference championship games. we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. hi -- i need the new iphone to play my reindeer games. aren't you cute! right now if you get any iphone, you can an ipad mini for an amazing pric

we are speaking right now with seth moulton and we'll update what he has to say about that at 6:00 p.m. sharman sachetti, fox 25 news. >> mark: happening now, the homeland security chief and f.b.i. director are briefing house lawmakers privately on the paris attacks. earlier, they heard from the attorney general, who defended what she called a robust screening of syrian refugees before they enter the u.s. the house has also just passed a resolution condemn being the horrific attacks in paris. we'll have reaction to local lawmakers from the briefings at 6:00 p.m. and we'll continue to follow every development related to this terror threat in germany and all the updates on the paris attacks as well. so stay with us. on the air and on line at myfoxboston.com. >> elizabeth: we do want to get back to the breaking news from logan airport, where an intoxicated passenger on a plane who caused a huge scare on a boston-bound passenger jet has just been identified as a polish citizen. >> mark: that british airways plane took off from london and during the flight, a woman tried to open una exit do

at 10:30, congressman seth moulton, a marine who served for tours in iraq. access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. hello, this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our children all future. solving our nation's health care crisis. there is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. a future is created every day. the future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. thate said and i believe there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years, we will have a woman president. clinton experienced many firsts in her role as first lady. she and her husband have been political partners since law school. she hasn't toured several scandals, including his impeachment. she considers a second bid for the white house, her story is still being written. at 8:00clinton tonight eastern on "first ladies: influence and image." examining the public and private lives of the first ladies and their influence

erika: massachusetts congressman seth moulton meets today with syrian refugees and community leaders. moulton has been vocally opposed to recent talks of keeping refugees out of several states in the u.s. including massachusetts. the roundtable this afternoon is at the state's immigrant and refugee advocacy coalition on chauncy street. we now know when a one-time friend of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be sentenced. stephen silva will learn his punishment on december 2 after pleading guilty to charges of heroin distribution and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. the 22-year-old is accused of loaning a gun to tsarnaev-- the same gun used to kill m.i.t. police officer sean collier in the days after the bombing. randy: sky 5 over a whale stranded in kingston. the beached minke whale did get pulled back into the water by the high tide yesterday, but new england aquarium officials warn the whale is likely ill and may not survive. crews will be back out this morning to search for the whale. erika: the mbta has voted to ban all political ads debating m

. >> history shows that -- david: congressman seth moulton is the congressman for massachusetts.s decorated for combat. do people call you a hero? >> some do, but it makes me uncomfortable. i think a lot of americans who do not have a real connection to the troops are looking for something to grasp onto and celebrate. frankly, we don't need that as veterans. we don't need parades and celebrations. we need people who give us an opportunity when we come home. david: any veterans worry they are being pushed into two categories. the hero or the battle scarred victor. >> early on there was a particular type of guy i kept meeting. when he found out i was in the marine car they've -- the marine corps they would ask if i shot big guns and if i killed someone from far away. would want the exciting and aggressive stories. at 1.i realized that kind of expectation had shifted. what i was getting in new york more often was people assuming i was broken. it is many veterans say up to them to correct misconceptions. a over time, it will be problem in america is fewer people actually serve. there

truck, led by craig silver, steve milton, to the guys up here, chuck gardener, butch baird, david moulton, for gary danielson and allie laforce. goodnight from auburn. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division "why is america safer today ♪ when we travel or go to busy places?" "because detection technology developed at auburn turns canines into a powerful first line of defense." "why are some accomplishments more meaningful than others?" "because for me the best trophy is the one that fulfilled a promise to my mother." "why does the auburn family believe in and support our university?" (quietly) "historic gift" "why?" "why?" "why, because this is auburn." ♪ >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on "the ram post game show" how michigan state and u.s.c. are headed to their conference championship games. into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. hi -- i need the new iphone to play my reindeer gam

mike: it's a weather wednesday and we're in meredith at moulton farm, bright week so far, i've got the outlook for how much longer the temperatures will be around. jamie: it's the game of the year the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change fighting for living wages, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader to give us a future sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. tom: bedford police are investigating a case of vandalism at the high school. this is the vehicle they are looking for. and two suspects who smashed out the windows of two cars par

congressman seth moulton, a veteran himself, made sure it happened. >> elizabeth: it was a town hall for veterans to share their stories with one goal in mind -- fox 25's crystal haynes shows us what that is right now at 6:00 p.m. >> the reporter: they served our country. >> i not shot in 20 -- with i got shot in 2011, i thought that was it, i was going to die. >> now these massachusetts veterans want to talk about it frankly. >> things like this are incredibly important to get the dialogue going, to get people understanding what veterans day is all about. >> this veterans day town hall meeting organized by iraq war moulton. >> it's important to celebrate service, but it's even more important to understand it. >> from ptsd to the politics of gatos, all on the table. >> there were just a bunch of kids on the side of the mountain like me. >> the immigration debate brought to mind when former army linguist simon told his story of coming to the united states for a better life and then defending it. >> it's a way of giving back, and also, it's a way of adopting the life. >> the message --

erika: congressman seth moulton wants better coordination when it comes to prescriptions for veterans. he tells the globe the u.s. department of veterans affairs needs to work faster to synchronize its drug prescription data with that of a mandatory state program. that program records opioid prescriptions written outside of the v.a. system. his concerns come after the deaths of three men at a facility for homeless veterans in boston. residents there linked those deaths to overdoses. emily: kidderville 2016 and the race of the white house. donald trump making a big move in his bid for presidency. he felt presidential candidacy papers at the statehouse in new hampshire. he continues to maintain a narrow lead in the granite state. democratic contender martin o' now he is making his way to campaign stop in boston. he' ll host a leadership reception tonight at district hall for civic tech start-ups in the city. the reception will be followed by a competition with the groups. two new polls just released this morning in the race for the republican nomination. a new national survey from quinn

-- seth moulton and your best access to congress on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. coming up, an examination of the future of europe following recent terrorist attacks. at midnight, another chance to see landmark cases. later, david cameron on u.k. national security. now, a forum on what is next for france in europe following recent terrorist attacks. topics include why france is a target and how the international community should respond. this is 90 minutes. >> i don't need to tell anybody in this town, when there is a terrorist outrage like this, the reaction is often fast and furious and rarely well considered. times, we have come to regret that. i think that we understand that the politics of the moment that the body politics demands a response to outrages like this and so, a response it will have. what good would like to do here because we don't have to be is tod to any office think about how that response can be consistent with the public desires but also as smart and considered as we can make it and i think that we have an acellent opportunity to have somewha

died in the process dan the man inside the home has been identified as 48-year-old kevin murray of moulton. an autopsy will be conducted today. a woman was also in the home and she managed to escape >>> 4:07. fire fighters say broken gas main fueled an aggressive fire in hyde park, but they are still trying to figure out what caused it. our crew was on scene as flames poured out of the house on greenwood avenue saturday night. yesterday, investigators continued looking for the cause, but couldn't inspect the basement because of water. five people including a fire fighter and two young children be okay. >>> a boston man accused of ambushing people he met through judge today. dorchester is charged in robbery robberies. in each case the victims agreed to meet a man at an address in the city. one they arrived, a man with a gun showed up and robbed them. they found evidence of both robbery robberies during a search of austin home. >>> hundreds stand in the rain to honor a sharon teen who died during a terrorist attack in israel. it happened at ezra shah wart's funeral. schwartz was killed last

moulton farm in meredith is offering workshops to learn how to create the perfect thanksgiving centerpiece. november 23. the farm is also holding a baking workshop this tuesday at 6:00 p.m. all the workshops do require a reservation. and cannon mountain is expanding its mittersill operations. the expansion will happen over the next two years. for this upcoming season, the mittersill portion of cannon will have new snow making equipment. other improvements will include a new 19-acre training slope and a new groomer. and you can find even more outdoors news. our website. 5:30, it' s a story many people in the small town of stark remember. >> so they asked the war p.o.w.' s to come to the north country and cut pulp wood. adam: in today' s "chronicle," we take a look back at the old world war ii prisoner camps and what those camps meant to north stephanie: iraqi intelligence officials says they warned members of the u.s. led-coalition against isis about before the deadly attacks in paris. 129 people were killed in six different attacks around paris. the intelligence officials say isis' s leade

primary, later in the day she will host a town hall meeting in wind ham, massachusetts congressman seth moulton says he is throwing his support behind her, the best bet to keep the white house is to june few behind a strong single candidate. >>> basketball carson is slamming what he calls and unprecedented amount of scrutiny over his background including a full scholarship he says he was offered to attend west point, tuition is free for students in exchange for their service. >> for people to try to take this and twist it and make it seem something like dishonest, carson tells cbs people are threatened by his candidacy, he is likely to face more questions about his fast during the debate. >>> on saturday night live, saturday's episode was the highest rating was january of 2012. trump seemed to enjoy himself. >> part of the reason that i'm here is i know how to take a joke, they've done so much to ridicule me over the years, this show has been a disaster for me. look at this guy. isn't it fantastic. >> a group of latinos protested outside nbc studios in new york calling trump a racist. >>> the l

moulton, we will go to you. mr. moulton: thank you, mr. chairman. addresses the ongoing controversy with positive train control in america. it tries to bring some basic business sense to the problem. the amendment i am offering would require the gao to conduct a study of the implantation and efficacy of the european train totrol system, or e tcs determine the feasibility of having a similar system throughout the u.s. networks meet requirements of ptc. version of ptc has replaced more than 20 incompatible national signaling systems with a single, standard proven to increase efficiency, save energy, and lower ownership costs. there is a clear parallel between america's rail network and that of europe before the adoption of the tcs. i believe the country would benefit from this technology that harmonizes technical standards. from china to mexico, nations with the largest economies in the world have seen the value for the tcs has efficient reliable, and safe transport of goods and people. as for the railroad industry, the administration and congress con

then our profile of two freshman representatives who served in the military, seth moulton of massachusettsof oklahoma. >> on the next washington arias on alma federal appeals court blocking is an obamas action on immigration. then former homeland security secretary tom ridge looks at new threats to the u.s., including cyber where the electrical grid. friedmant, dr. thomas for the centers of disease control and prevention discusses and reported 25% increase in multistate food warned outbreaks. plus your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. persons having business before the supreme court of the united states, give your attention. > our country faces a grave danger. we are faced with the possibility that at midnight tonight, the steel industry will be shut down. we are taking two actions and i. first, i am directing the secretary of commerce to keep them operating. states952, the united was involved in a military conflict with north korea. and at home, a dispute between the steel industry and its union had come to a head. >> the korean war was a hot w

congressman seth moulton' s ripped the governor' s opposition. tweeting -- it is a shame the governor does not know the difference between refugees and for those that need refuge." the two continue trading words yesterday. >> i think it is unfortunate that a serious guy like that went straight to the partisan talking points with respect to how we responded on that. >> this is not about partisan talking points. i did not receive talking points. i was speaking about my values. i was speaking about american values. emily: he needs assurances the white house can screen a potential terrorists who try to slip into the country with the refugees. >> i can' t take this anymore. i cannot come up. i can' t take it. i do not want to hurt anyone. randy: more courtroom drama in the trial of a danvers teenager accused of killing his teacher. philip chisholm refusing to enter the courtroom in the first full day of testimony. the jury back to court. emily: todd is in salem with the steps being taken to make sure the trial proceeds. todd: clear yesterday that acti

truck, led by craig silver, steve milton, to the guys up here, chuck gardener, butch baird, david moulton, for gary danielson and allie laforce. goodnight from auburn. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division when we travel or go to busy places?" "because detection technology developed at auburn turns canines into a powerful first line of defense." "why are some accomplishments more meaningful than others?" "because for me the best trophy is the one that fulfilled a promise to my mother." "why does the auburn family believe in and support our university?" (quietly) "historic gift" "why?" "why?" >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on "the ram post game show" how michigan state and u.s.c. are headed to their conference championship games. we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. aren't you cute! right now if you get any iphone, you can an ipad mini for an amazing price. ipa

seth moulton kept his military awards a secret.t awards did you win and why did you keep them a secret? people make a big deal about this but i think there is a healthy disrespect on almost all veterans who served on the front lines for people who go around telling war stories. i proud -- i was proud to serve. i believe in america and i believe in the marines i served with and that is why i was there. i saw an awful lot of other marines and soldiers do things, some things that were never recognized. i do not think it is appropriate proud to have- earned them but that is not why i am here in congress. host: why did you get out of the military? would i always thought it be a four-year stint. i did not think i would make a career out of the military. when i got out, i found i really missed it. i frankly joined and said i will do my public service for four years in the marines and no one will ever question again in my tire life whether a certain country. check that box and then move on. go into the private sector and have a successful

emeril lagasse, mario batali and sara moulton. can you believe it's 40 years. it. all the chefs, our favorite moments. we've done food segments here starting with, of course, julia. >> this is julia child, bon appetit. >> take creole seasoning, bam, just like that. >> what we'll make is -- >> i learned to come from all the chefs that came on "good morning america." >> julia child, the queen of cuisine started it out becoming our very first cooking correspondent in 1980. >> oh, i see. just like that. >> i could not cook my way out of a can of soup and julia would come on and she made it fun. places. >> you can improve the flavor of your wine if you drop a live eel into the bottle. when you try it let me know if it works. >> and was part of the "gma" family for over 20 years. >> throw it on the floor. >> it's going to go into the fusty food -- >> i know what you mean. >> when julia started hamburger helper was considered exotic. >> i don't feel right starting a >> bon appetit. >> in 1993 emeril lagasse added a little spice to the "gma" kitchen. >> new new orleans coo

moulton bror takes on the tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. josh: if your trick or treaters were too successful, there are plenty of ways to use up all that candy. jean: including one way to supposed by turn treats into something healthy. tom: coming up at 6:00 tonight, the unsolved murder of denise robert now under investigation by the f.b.i. its request for neighbors near the murder scene in manchester. and one of new hampshire's biggest economic engines not revving just yet, unseasonably warm temperatures keeping the josh: seems that people can't get enough pizza, especially young people. it is the one item that people the their 20's spend money on most froactly, according to the popular app. it's also the most common emoji on the app. jean: now i'm really hungry. josh: whether you bought too much candy or your trick or treaters got lucky, there's a good chance you have more sweets on your hands than you know what to do with. not go over too well, but they can go into the freezer. you can turn them into other treats like brownies, cookies o

congressman moulton, appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> did authorities miss any signs these attacks were coming? could a video game system hold the key? >>> plus president obama standing by his strategy for isis, sparking a fierce political debate from air strikes to ground troops. what are the best options? >> what is being done in the united states to keep our cities safe? it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. hey! how are you?g? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the

mike: our weather wednesday takes us to moulton farm in meredith. jean: at 5:30 the first report from a team investigating deadly cases of child abuse, says new hampshire needs to act quickly. josh: granite state cities have drug the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm

congressman seth moulton you are one of a number of new members in congress who are also veterans.ther new members who are veterans? >> guest: yes, you think that is a point of commonality and the place where we find common ground. i have gotten to know several veterans across the aisle by the fact that we share that common experience and they will find places to work together where otherwise we might not have a place to start a relationship. >> host: did that surprise you at all when you came to congress? >> guest: i've seen the numbers and of course as a whole we have fewer veterans in congress than we have had in the nations history but we are starting to see some of the younger members of congress. the chairman of the armed services committee, sometimes he reverses seniority order because he said some of the veterans in front of some of the youngest members asked the bus questions. >> host: you joined the marines straight out of harvard in 2001. what motivated you to become a marine? >> guest: you know i had a pretty good life. i grew up in a middle-class family. i was able to

. >> i'm seth moulton i'm a marine veteran. >> i am jim mcconnell and chief, i served with a hundredirst airborne division with extraordinary men and women. >> general. [inaudible] let me start with you general. >> know you are not. people talk about the greatest generation and i come from a fairly proud mission and you see this hbo series about these incredible men but the men and women we see today are extraordinary. they signed up to serve, you knew after 911 that when you signed up with the military that you would be going to combat. they do that. you know if you go to the 100 first you'll get a tougher mission than what you chose to serve. it is incredible to serve in the company of these heroes. it is amazing what they do. they are giving the young men and women of afghanistan and opportunity for a future. it is a very to place to to serve. they don't have the infrastructure we have here. to see these kids have a chance, young girls and boys to go to school, that's as exciting as it gets. we wish our kids would go to school and the environment they go to. to see the schools and

randy: seth moulton wants better coordination when it comes to prescriptions for veterans. he tells the globe, the u.s. department of veterans' affairs needs to work faster to synchronize its drug prescription data with that of a mandatory state program in the commonwealth. that program records opiod prescriptions written outside of the v.a. system. his concerns come after the deaths of three men at a facility for homeless veterans in boston. a resident there linked those deaths to overdoses. new information on this illinois police officer whose shooting death caused a manhunt, a major manhunt. investigators say charles gliniewicz killed himself. he radioed for backup on september 1 saying he was running after three suspects. and when other officers arrived they found gliniewicz shot. investigators now think that that wound was self-inflicted. emily: a major shakeup on the boston city council, long time counselor charles yancey is out and andrea campbell defeating him in the fourth district, 61% to 38%. campbell celebrated last night at a party in dorchester. she was just a

massachusetts democrats jim mcgovern and seth moulton support the wilmoth. supporters say the research could prevent future mass shootings, but the nra calls the c.d.c. biased. >> it's essential to have a centrist public health science institution like the c.d.c. support good research in this area. >> in the past, we've seen them take the federal funds and spend it on research, professor motoring articles that is thinly disguised as academic pieces, but in fact is just gun control advocacy. >> elizabeth: the c.d.c. stopped doing research related to gun violence in 1996 but after the newtown shootings, president obama issued an executive order for the c.d.c. to start researching gun violence again, but the agency hasn't done that yet, because congress has not appropriated money for it. >> kevin: check out the spectacular site in australia. looks like a giant wave in the sky. it's actually something called a shelf cloud, slowing move moving over the ocean near bodeney beach in sydney, australia. cold air is sinking out ahead of the storm. you feel the breeze c

. >> on the next "washington journal" congressman seth moulton of massachusetts talks about his fourtours in iraq as a marine corps infantry officer. then congressman luke messer of indiana on upcoming fiscal dead lanse and how house republican leadership will change under speaker paul ryan. later our spotlight on magazines features katherine mangu-ward of "reason" magazine on plastic bags and what prohibitionists get wrong about them. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> wednesday in the house foreign affairs committee looks at russia's involvement in syria and u.s. policy in the region. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on espn3. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> about whom will you next write? i thought there is only one person about who whom i would write if i were to write a second biography. i remembered barnhoffer and of course i did write that book. i thought i'm going to be standing next to the president, speaking to 3,500 of the m

congressman seth moulton of massachusetts. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from paris. i'm chris hayes. the man who authorities say was the coordinator of the attacks that killed 129 people in paris is dead. abdelhamid abaaoud, who many believed was in syria, was identified today by the french prosecutor as one of the two dead bodies from the saint-denis raid two nights ago. the belgian national had reportedly gone to syria last year to fight with isis. according to the french interior minister. and at some later point returned to europe. authorities have now identified the female suicide bomber in the saint-denis raid as hasna ate boul tchen. police have arrested seven people. seven known attackers dead. and the eight suspects linked to that attack, salah abdeslam remains at large. the dailymail.com has security video from inside one of the cafes that the terrorists hit. it shows customers run for cover the moment a gunman begins firing. today's parliament's lower house in france voted overwhelmin

got collin moulton. he's gonna be in our comedy spotlight tonight. but first, in his career, david rees has wgrked as a political cartoonist, a census taker, and an artisanal pencil sharpener. his latest gig is host of "going deep with david rees." for more, we go to "maia" for our "last call" spotlight. donald trump has bebe wearing this stupid hat that says, "make america great again." he's a dumb person. you know what i mean? for real. and his hat, i think, was very slap-dash, and just made as quickly as possible. but that resonates to his base because his base is mostly -- i know you'll never put this in the show, but i'm gonna say it -- white men who know that in 20 years, they will no lononr be running the country, and they are flipping out. and they feel so threatened by east coast elites and people sneaking in from mexico, that anybody who just comes at them with this kind of masculine american bull [ bleep ] bravado, they love that. and the fact that the hat is so artless and clumsy, really resonates for them. it doesn't look like it was des

as a college student of the and at 10:30, seth moulton, harvard graduate. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> up next on c-span 3, google's chief economist, twitter's former chief counsel talk about electronics privacy and security. this is from the forum in aspen, colorado. >> thank you, thank you. well, this is the panel on the internet of things, privacy and big data. they're all very hot issues. a recent mckinzie report stated that the ebts net of things has the potential to fundamentally shift the way we interact with our surroundings, and that statement can certainly be extended to include the effects of big data, and there are, of course differing views as to whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. nevertheless, virtually everything, transportation, energy, health care, medicine, policy and content, virtually every business is being affected. we have a great panel to discuss these issues. i'll introduce them alphabetically, shawn dubrovoc, the author, recently of a book called "digital destiny." to his lef

and then conversations with freshman members of congress, beginning with seth moulton who served four tours in iraq. then representative steve russell, a former army ranger whose unit helped track down saddam hussein. and then live coverage of the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. then at noon, more from freshman members of congress. representative sinnkey talks about his various d -- zinke talks about his experience in iraq. watch all of c-span's veterans day coverage on tv or online at -span.org. >> in june, former president george w. bush spoke about job opportunities for post-9/11 military veterans and helping veterans reenter the private sector and also their need for mental health care and addiction treatment. we'll hear from former first lady laura bush and labor secretary perez. this was hosted by the u.s. chamber of commerce. [indiscernible] >> have joined together today to address the critical issues around employment. but first, i want to thank all of you who are currently serving or have served in our military. thank you for

and at 10:30, congressman seth moulton. your best access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >>> hofstra university hosted a conference earlier this year oì% the legacy of george w. bush. one discussion from the gathering featured authors and academics discussing president bush's ideology and the role of vice president dick cheney in shaping the white house agenda. >> thank you for joining us for the closing plenary forum on the legacy of george w. bush. it seems hard to believe five years ago when we set the date for the conference and two years of intensive planning with the faculty program committee, with our conference staff, the wonderful culture center, university relations, and everyone at the university and working with all of you that we're coming to closure. i don't think we will reach closure on a legacy decision, but i think that's to be discussed today. but we have certainly, i think, been informed and enlightened by the conversations and the debates at this conference. for me, i have spoken