and thank you, mr. ayers. i'd like to invite everyone to join us for a talk or a tour or possibly a craft project as we celebrate preservation day. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >>> and coming up tuesday night, american history tv in prime time continues featuring one of the founding fathers, alexander hamilton. including a discussion on the sold out musical "hamilton." that's at 8:00 p.m. tuesday here on c-span3. live coverage of state races continues on c-span. the candidates for indiana governor debate tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. then wednesday night at 10:00, a florida u.s. senate debate between incumbent republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. and the candidates for u.s. senate in new hampshire face off thursday. republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassen debate at 8:00 p.m. eastern, also on c-span.

in fact, mr. ayersas become the centerpiece of senator mccain's campaign over the last two or three weeks. this has been their primary focus. so let's get the record straight. bill ayers is a professor of education in chicago. forty years ago, when i was 8 years old, he engaged in despicable acts with a radical domestic group. i have roundly condemned those acts. ten years ago he served and i served on a school reform board that was funded by one of ronald reagan's former ambassadors and close friends, mr. annenberg. other members on that board were the presidents of the university of illinois, the president of northwestern university, who happens to be a republican, the president of "the chicago tribune," a republican leaning newspaper. mr. ayers is not involved in my campaign. he has never been involved in this campaign. and he will not advise me in the white house. so that's mr. ayers. now, with respect to acorn, acorn is a community organization. apparently what they've done is they were paying peop

ayers i will now invite to speak to you about the national historic preservation act of 1966. please join me in welcoming mr. stephen ayers, architect of the capitol. >> thank you so much, beth, and good morning everyone. welcome to preservation day at the united states capitol. we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the national historic preservation act. i don't know about you, but i can think of no better place to honor such a historic piece of legislation than right here in the shadow of the capitol dome, just steps away from the two houses of congress that passed this important piece of legislation for our great country. and i want to speak today for just a minute about what i find so personally important about the national historic preservation act of 1966. of course, the nation already 1906he antiquities act of and the historic sites act of 1935, and these were two very important steps on the path to understanding the significance of preservation. , i believe, focused on buildings and sites and monuments and important objects -- all important, but missing elements that enable us to more fully and

and thank you, mr. ayers. i'd like to invite everyone to join us for a talk or a tour or possibly a craft project as we celebrate preservation day. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >>> and coming up tuesday night, american history tv in prime time continues featuring one of the founding fathers, alexander hamilton. including a discussion on the sold out musical "hamilton." that's at 8:00 p.m. tuesday here on c-span3. live coverage of state races continues on c-span. the candidates for indiana governor debate tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. then wednesday night at 10:00, a florida u.s. senate debate between incumbent republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. and the candidates for u.s. senate in new hampshire face off thursday. republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassen debate at 8:00 p.m. eastern, also on c-span. >>> house speaker paul ryan joins other house and senate members to unveil and dedicate a statue of inventor thomas edison. each state is

and thank you, mr. ayers. i'd like to invite everyone to join us for a talk or a tour or possibly a craft project as we celebrate preservation day. thank you for being here. [ applause ]

and thank you, mr. ayers. i'd like to invite everyone to join us for a talk or a tour or possibly a craft project as we celebrate preservation day. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >>> and coming up tuesday night, american history tv in prime time continues featuring one of the founding fathers, alexander hamilton. including a discussion on the sold out musical "hamilton." that's at 8:00 p.m. tuesday here on c-span3. live coverage of state races continues on c-span. the candidates for indiana governor debate tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. then wednesday night at 10:00, a florida u.s. senate debate between incumbent republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. and the candidates for u.s. senate in new hampshire face off thursday. republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic governor maggie hassen debate at 8:00 p.m. eastern, also on c-span. >>> house speaker paul ryan joins other house and senate members to unveil and dedicate a statue of inventor thomas edison. each state is

ayers. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here with us. mr. painter i want to start with you.rday, you filed a complaint with the office of government ethics against what james comey did. why did you feel compelled to do that? >> well, the united states is a country with a rule of law. and we do not allow anybody, the president, or members of congress, to use the fbi to go after their political opponent. and members of congress are not entitled to periodic updates on election eve of fbi investigations concerning their political opponent. the fbi should not allow itself to be used that way, and that's clearly what happened here. we have a situation where there is no case against hillary clinton. that investigation was closed. concerning an e-mail server that the state department allowed her to use -- >> right but what if this is new information? what if this are -- sorry to interrupt, what if this is a new development? what if these are new e-mails that hadn't previously been disclosed? >> well, we -- these are e-mails in someone else's computer. these are not on hillary clinto

mr. trump. >> christin ayers, kpix 5. >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton has a fundraising stop today in the bay area. she is expected to be part of a luncheon event at the bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco. >>> the antisecrecy groups wikileaks has released thousands of more emails from clinton's campaign chairman. some say her staffers were concerned about her electability if the republicans were to nominate someone other than donald trump. meanwhile, trump told supporters in florida yesterday, isis is hoping clinton is elected president so it can take over the u.s. >> the election of hillary clinton would lead, in my opinion, to the almost total destruction of our country as we know it. >> they are going to use a, quote, scorched earth strategy. that's all they have left, pure negativity, pessimism. >> clinton is now openly urging disgruntled republicans to support her. >>> now let's talk about something we can all agree on. rain is coming. >> right. >> rain is coming. >> the weather service has 100% chance of rain. we're already seeing it. i can guarantee there wi