or the northern virginia chamber. each candidate will have one minute to respond anti-candidate answering first will get an additional 30 second rebuttal. as moderator i will reserve the right to follow up as needed. we will conclude debate with one-minute closing statements from each candidate. there is a timekeeper who will notify candidates of remaining time and when it expired. in the interest of covering as much ground as possible, we ask the candidates to adhere to these time limits. welcome our fanlists, julie carey is news 4's bureau chief and covering politics for nbc 4 for more than 25 years. alberto is our anchor for telemeundo 44 and covers the latino community in virginia. now the candidates. republican glenn youngkin and democrat terry mcauliffe. you guys can clap if you'd like. [applause] get that out of the way. we know you are enjoying both. with that let's begin, mr. young kin your 90 second opening statement. mr. youngkin: my fellow virginians tonight i ask you to join me. i ask you to hire me to go

game that goes to the extreme like on right way radio talks about the issues and comes here to northern virginiad he's a modern but not be as extreme and abortion he has bought and paid for by donald trump and wants to bring donald trump politics to virginia and we will not allow that. [applause] >> you just made folks in las vegas a lot of money know you like to campaign but there is an over and under how many times you will say donald trump it was ten and you just busted through it. [applause] i know you wish you were because the polls say i am the head that you are running against me. let's have asked against each other and that virginia voters decide who they want their next governor to be. [applause] >> . >> we have to move to the next question. >> he has been endorsed endorsed four times a person endorsing trump is used. >> mr. mcauliffe your campaign website promises you implement the virginia department of education new model policy to protect transgender students and that is a policy that allows students to use the restroom and locker room that matches gender identity and requires schoo

northern virginia is where so many of the voters are in this race.ickly, how will you try to appeal to minority voters in northern virginia? hispanics, indian americans, other americans, how would you try to appeal to them? >> the broad minority voters in northern virginia are just as upset as our school system as all the parents that have been on display, and what we're doing is listening to them. we are sharing with them a future where we will have charter schools where they can have choice, and guess what? they are in fact part of this movement of parents that are going to march us to victory this fall and on behalf of all america, virginians are going to win and make a statement that we are rejecting the left, liberal progressives. this is going to happen, laura, and it's really humbling to be part of it. >> laura: a lot of small businesses in northern virginia, they got just hammer during this covid thing and they want to stay in business, so i will be fascinated to see what happens. thank you. the other revealing take away from last night's vir

laura: small businesses in northern virginia, fascinated what happens. r revealing take away from last night's virginia debate mcauliffe mentioned president biden 0 times. what became of what he said the price tag for democrats, $3.5 trillion boondoggle is too high. another them is running to distance himself from president biden's agenda and who can blame him? his national standing has taken a beating and the look in individual states is more dire, the latest quinnipiac poll, in texas, which biden lost by 5 points shows his approval there in texas is underwater by 29 points and he is thinking big time with hispanic voters, they disapprove my shocking 19 points. here's texas lieutenant governor dan patrick, the hispanics in texas could be the bellwether for hispanics in northern virginia and across this country given what is happening. tell us. >> we will be the bellwether for the future of this country, the future of the country is in our hands and thank goodness they agree with republicans, hispanic voters don't vote by labels, they vote on policy and p

obstacles here and there were challenges but that was something that developed a ton of energy in northern virginiainues to. these battles over getting schools open for five days a week. and it's not just coming from conservatives because there is not that many in virginia. but a lot of people. >> anderson, the other -- the other interesting point here is we don't know how many of those trump republicans will vote if trump's not on the ballot. >> yeah. >> i mean, a lot of them, if you take youngstown, for example, you know, they voted strong for trump. trump's not there? i'm not sure they turn out for republicans. so, it's very interesting. >> yeah. >> it's very, very interesting. >> governor kasich, appreciate it. mary katharine ham, as well. great to see you. >>> up next, why authorities are now looking into the death of this man's former housekeeper. plus, what his lawyer revealed about his client being shot along a south carolina roadside. without my medication, my small tremors would be extreme. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of

there's one in the army of northern virginia. northern virginia is a statue of stonewall jackson and on his horse fire-eater at the battle of shiloh. for davis shiloh was a turning point of the war. albert c. johnson was his friend and more than that he was his role model. famously said if people were asking for johnson's approval if he weren't of the confederate -- he had nothing to give you. his friend died of shiloh but it's worse than that first day of shiloh beauregard sent a message saying we want a complete victory. davis's confidence was restored for beauregard to say well that in go as planned. we lost them by the way your favorite general is dead and now i'm in charge. so when davis' mind and the mind of many people johnson had lived they would have one shiloh. beauregard would have called off the attack. they have this big statue dedication of the tumulus. one of which is randomly gibson. gibson was a brigade commander in chai leng a political ally. gibson and his time believed in equal voting and civil rights for peop

for valence as well as northern virginia's suburbs. and then we're actually going to skip ahead to this map here of the northern virginia. the suburbs are just outside of d. c. and you can see the explosion in size, the density between 20012021. and you'll see that there's a lot of defense contractors, they're making a lot of money and they're doing well. the reason why that's a bad bad news is not only is, are they scooping up so much of our tax funds, but they're living very close to our elected politicians. and when they live very close with that much money to our elected politicians and literally only takes a $5000.00 cocktail party to impress that politician and get them to give them even more millions or billions of dollars and funds for this terror industrial complex. yeah, exactly. they are the what i think about it in terms of the show and what we've been talking about for so long is that we always say that the only answer any policymaker has in washington dc with any problem is to print more money. whether it's an infrastruct

and i know mary catherine knows this if you take a look at northern virginia.ns -- they're really about we're against the other party. and as these suburbs grow, as the suburbs grow you know what's happening in those suburbs. they're increasingly going blue, and at the same time in those rural areas a lot of those rural towns are shrinking. so one of the lessons is republicans better be for something. they better come up with a plan in terms of rising drug prices and what they want to do in health care, what they want to do in energy, on the border, i don't want to talk about shutting people up, but what's a constructive plan for that, and in california they're off the lunge. the last great republican of course the terminator himself arnold shwarzenegger now he happened to win a recall election, but there's only one terminator in all the universe. and if you wonder about that or question that, anderson, he might come for you. >> the -- supporting the former president helps you win a primary in the republican party, again, though for a general election does it w

but for eight years as second lady, she taught, she also had the same job at northern virginia communityot let them into the classroom, she asked them to dress up like students, where they would carry their equipment in their backpacks. the big difference is going to be the size of the detail and the stricter measures probably that accompany being a first lady. will her students have to be vetted? we do not know that. she has never revealed that and the secret service and the white house are very tightlipped about security measures basically because talking about it then compromises security. my guess is, yeah, the students would probably have to have been vetted, as reporters are whenever we travel with the first lady or the president or anyone else. we are all put through some sort of check. i do not know what that check is. the question is, will her classroom be cased before she goes in there — we do not know yet. she starts next week, so there may be more things that reveal themselves after that. imagine you�*re in a motorway tunnel and you�*re stuck in traffic. what wouldn�*t you gi

growing population of the northern virginia suburbs is what changed the state from reliably red to more last time a republican carried virginia in a race for president. this is george w. bush in 2004. look, only the closest suburbs are blue. out here it used to be red back in those days. that's why republicans carried virginia but the suburbs have changed so much between then and if you come back to the now and then go back to 2017, last governor's race carried by the governor ralph northum. look at all the blue, why the suburbs are so critical. why youngking cast his vote early encouraging people to vote early and vote rope can in the critical suburbs and his strategy has shifted somewhat. listen right here. asked a pretty important question. a lot of red down here in virginia, especially if you come back to the presidential race, a ton of red down here, right. these are trump voters, so does glen youngkin want donald trump to vote in the election. does he think elections are rigged. listen. >> have you had any conversations with former president trump about him coming to campaign in t

. >> but in northern virginia criminal prosecutions are a political issue.servatives are trying to recall fairfax county commonwealth attorney whose staff handled the prosecution. >> they are worried about public safety, justice and the legal system looking out for them, the innocent people in these cases. >> republicans also blasted him for accepting over half a million dollars in political donations from groups tied to liberal activist george soros. his campaign website says he seeks to bring progressive justice to northern virginia but this devastated mom tells us progress has failed her. >> we'll never get peace. >> never get peace? >> no. >> on friday night, republican activists are going to rally at the door step of the fairfax county courthouse to gather more signatures to recall him but the fight goes beyond fairfax. the issue of crime and how prosecutions are being handled is playing a bigger role in virginia politics including the state's upcoming gubernatorial race. >> shannon: thank you. texas congressman and ranking member of the foreign affairs

lee the commander of the army of northern virginia that they no longer could hold the federal army back from attacking the city of richmond. with that news jefferson davis adjourned his cabinet and sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis soon after that would follow he would finally catch up with his family right below right above the florida state line. it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat and moved back up here to fort monroe and incarcerated in this very cell. some people ask why the main reason is that jefferson davis was indicted on three federal charges one for treason two complicit in the assassination of abraham lincoln and three the mistreatment of federal soldiers in prison by the confederate states army. in order to answer those charges and federal court. he had to be in a place where his last residency occurred and that would be enrichment the white house of the confederacy. it is here. he will stay four months. he will remain incarcerated here at fort monroe for almost

the suburbs in northern virginia have been trending blue for the last 15 years. ually shouldn't be that close. the cook political report says national environment virginia governments knives tossup, had been leaning democratic. the national environment source for democrat. the question is we started the program on the very things, do the democrats get it? do they understand that, yes, the liberals are far apart from the centrists and you've got competing camps in between that if they do nothing they are opening a trap door? >> and what was said earlier when you talked about the need for competence, that was the argument, right? and what biden had was a no good terrible very bad summer and he was not showing competence, right? so they need to have some type -- democrats need some type of course correction to show we can get something done. it's not going to look like that if you have to worry about a fiscal cliff and a government shutdown when democrats control the house, the senate and the presidency and, yes, it's tight numbers in the house and the senate but peo

here in northern virginia, it's a much higher vaccinated community, you don't hear about these break-through really the -- basically if you're fully vaccinated, you're more a threat of a break-through infection if you're in a place like florida than you are if you're in a place like northern virginia or suburban maryland? >> yeah. i think i've used this in the past, which is really about umbrellas and raincoats. all these tools that we're layering on to help us keep protected from rain, in this case, virus, depends on how heavy the rain is and how much virus there is out there in the community. we always talk about vaccine efficacy as an individual function. we should be talking about it in correlation with the activity of what the vaccines are doing as a community function, which is that it truly is the more people that are vaccinated around you the less the amount of virus that is there so you yourself -- it's not just the vaccines but also how high the community transmission is that affects your risk. >> the bottom line, folks, you want your community to be healthy, safe and normal, get v

. >> the huge voter base in virginia is in northern virginia.ifornia, you can see a similarity between democrats -- wanting someone who is strong and aggressive on vaccines and feeling that someone who isn't is a liability for the state. >> yeah. all right, we'll be tracking this. it's going to be an interesting race, dan. great to see you this morning. >>> still ahead, new details on what former republican house speaker paul ryan really thought of president trump after the 2016 election. >>> an uproar after a pennsylvania school district banned books on equality and cnn's town hall on racism. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold a

northeast are bracing for another blow several inches of rain, possible severe weather from northern virginia to new england. this as another storm brews in louisiana that goes well beyond mother nature. nearly 850 elderly seniors evacuated into a warehouse from seven nursing homes where they laid on mattresses and watched filthy floodwaters seep in. seven have already died now records show the previous tenant of that warehouse was a pest control company, which left in 2012 and had to register with the epa for possessing a certain amount of toxic substances carolyn mcnulty says her 96-year-old blind mother with dementia was housed there. >> i'm horrified that my mom had to go through that i'm horrified. >> reporter: state officials revoked the nursing homes' licenses, all owned by one man, who has declined our request for an interview nbc news also uncovered more about the history of these nursing homes. six of the seven received the lowest possible rating from the federal government, and in 2017, medicare documented reports of roaches in one location what would it take to tip the scales for

nancy plans to go to her father's grave in northern virginia to pay tribute to him today. now, she says she will tell him about meeting mark. we are back in two minutes. >>> but first, another live look at new york. >>> ahead for us from the 9/11 memorial, america remembers the lives lost 20 years ago. an emotional plea for unity from former-president bush, and students who survived 9/11 dedicate their lives to service. that and more on "nightly news." - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> many of the victims of 9/11 left behind children. one of those children now works for the national 9/11 memorial and museum. amy was just 4 years old wh

more than a 1000 students have been kidnapped in northern virginia since december. and people from louisiana who fled their holes before hart can either hate our being orange that not to return 3 days after the storm swept through the region, more than a 1000000 homes and businesses are still without electricity. and water are nice that 6 people have died. those are the headlines that stay with us next up. it's at people and power. i'll see you tomorrow. thanks for watching. bye bye. now. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many kind of stuff thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive spanning for decades review the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real coming soon on, jesse ah, south africa is apartheid regime for to cling on to power in the latter, the 20th century. it routinely imprisoned, tortured and murdered its opponents. controversially, many of those crimes went on punished in the years of reconciliation that

starting next week, jill biden will go back to teaching in person at the northern virginia communityial motorcade, dr biden is the first first lady to combine that role with a job outside the presidency. joining me now is jada yuan — she covers national politics and the office of the first lady for the washington post. good to talk to you. it is very different from most, i suppose but is she going to have security personnel in the classroom with her, do you know? �* , ., , classroom with her, do you know? �* , . , ., , know? but she had when she was second lady. _ know? but she had when she was second lady, last _ know? but she had when she was second lady, last semester, - know? but she had when she was second lady, last semester, her. second lady, last semester, her first semester as first lady, she talked remotely and then for eight years, she also had the samejob in for eight years, she also had the same job in the community couege the same job in the community college and a secret service detail. joe biden had some rules for the secret service and she would not let them into the

and northern virginia. several people had to be rescued from their flooded vehicles, but no injuries were reported. more rain is expected today. >>> wildfires in california's sequoia national park are forcing crews to wrap some of park's giant trees in fire resistant blankets. games could endanger the ancient trees in just a matter of days. and time now for a look at your friday weather. >>> so lots of rain in the forecast across the southeast today. the heaviest will be along the gulf coast with possible flash flooding. storms are also expected in the midwest and plains and rain will move into the pacific northwest. checking today's high temperatures, 64 degrees in seattle. 70s in the northeast today and 89 degrees in both chicago and miami. speaking of south florida, take a look at this rainbow that appeared over parts of miami. they're expecting more rain today. that is a beautiful sight to see down there in south florida. >>> coming up, the 39-year-old u.s. women's soccer star proving she still has it.

you see as a club, northern virginia is a club. and i think that drives some of the polite, you know, media memory. yeah, i think that class war dimension comes through in, in your history very, very powerfully. but if anyone thinks is all about foreign policy, you say in the book, american imperialism comes home, often, poisoning any hope for meaningful democracy. what do you mean by that? well, james madison had said that, you know, prolonged war is the greatest enemy to a republic or democracy. george marshall the 5 star general, who really was the architect of victory in world war 2. and then later became secretary of state. he said democracy can not fight a 7 years war. i chuckled. want to hear that now. i wonder what he would think if we added 13 to that and going the argument is essentially that look, reward poisons things, things are lost, civil liberties are inevitably lost privacy, the surveillance state, the police get militarized when the veteran pipeline comes in. and you know, there are disproportionately represented

this is not the dc area, but its northern virginia very, very typical of landfalling hurricanes when at sea. it's like a perfect machinery because everything or no tension at the surface of the water they go over land and it's a different story. so its port basically they're dying pattern that can create all of this weather that takes days for the atmosphere really to absorb. so this will be in play for the next several days. it would find it kind of rattles its way out to sea on the east coast. temperature check. now furloughs. we expect the for a 50's rather over most the real estate. this go around. it could be a little different, though, is going to feel cooler because we have a good on shore wind at work and that will be with us tomorrow as well. keeping those temperatures down live shot of the east bay shoreline. see the sun setting and a little bit of that haze, also some of that fog coming back in and with our front in our backyard. that low in everything we have here kind of keeps kept monsoon kind of in check their down around vegas is about far north as it's able to ventur

so far, 100 of the kidnapped students had been freed or escaped on goods in northern virginia, the doctor more than a 1000 students. since december airlines have counseled flights to la paloma in the canary islands and full comic explosions. and the russians intensify . 3 more times have been evacuated in firefights is about to pull back from clean up, work in to do ok. the volcano 1st erupt says on a sunday, quite a gas and ash above it is not the biggest. it's been the british government has promised to do whatever it takes to resolve a truck driver. shortage, just calls and delays of critical supplies are being keys at filling stations after several forced to close. the lack of drivers is also cause widespread disruption to britain food sector. another 90000 drivers needed to meet a national shortage. ah, this is al jazeera. these are the headlines. sizes of climate for testers have taken to the street to cities.

starting next week, jill biden will go back to teaching in person at the northern virginia community first first lady to combine that role with a job outside the white house. jada yuan covers national politics and the office of the first lady for the washington post — she told me a bit more about the security arrangements forjill biden�*s return to work. so, what we know is what she had a second lady, so, what we know is what she had when she was second lady, last semester, her first semester as first lady, she taught remotely and for eight years, she also had the same job at the community college and she had a secret service detail. the first lady, jill biden had some rules for the secret service, she would not let them into the classroom. she asked them to dress up like students and they would carry their equipment in their backpacks. the big difference is going to be the size of the detail and the stricter measures, probably that the company what about her students? will the students have to be vetted? we do not know that. she has never revealed that and the secret service a very

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that is focused on northern virginia. is is a tossup race in a predominantly blue race because it is a centerleft and independents fleeing policies from the last year and a half in virginia and looking for someone who will keep schools open. the attacks will not stick because nobody looks at glenn y oungkin and sees him as a donald trump. host: @rorycooper, a guy who often tweets about school policy. this is bill in newfield, new jersey, independent. caller: i have three things i would like to say. the first is the people in washington dc say one thing but they are not telling you the truth. they have hidden reasons for doing the things they want to raise taxes on the rich, why don't they say, everyone has to pay so should -- social security on your earnings? the second thing is, if you want to tax the rich, why don't we start a national sales tax? if you want to help poor people, make sure there is no federal sales tax on used merchandise. there are simple answers to a lot of things but they do not want those answers. gue

congressman don bier of northern virginia, has introduced legislation in the house that were to require passports for all domestic air travel in the country. sound crazy? it's just the first step. phase one of a much larger protest. once authoritarian measures like don buyer's have made large numbers of otherwise law-abiding americans desperate enough to use vaccine cards, then we will move to the next phase and this will likely happen soon. you'll hear about the dangerous epidemic of fake documents and threatening the public health of the country. keep in mind the term fake in this context will refer only too avoid transparently partisan covid regulations. the forged documents the millions of foreign nationals use every day, those fake documents will get no mention at all. they will never, never be mentioned on cnn because those are the good kind of fake documents. only racists complain about those fake documents. within a short time, guaranteed, will have another mass panic and this one about fake vaccination cards. the hysteria will stop without you, the rest of the power grabh media

initially was going to try to get home to cross over the bridge over the potomac i lived in northern virginia to get my 2-year-old and a 5-year-old at the time, to try to get with them. try to get to the tabs, the cabs were abandoned they did not turn off their motors they were flung open. i don't know where the smoke was coming from. i could not possibly been airborne. there is a smokiness to the air. people running or confused. i was a movie set kind of feeling, surrealistic. what go back to the issue of trying to get in touch with president bush was at the florida at the time edit education event. we know he is trying to do, get back to washington moving to different air force bases before returning late in the afternoon. but that initial hour where you and the others trying to reach members of the bush staff, what was that like? >> there were issues of connectivity. and security. their concern about, i think this has been chronicled i'm not telling any secrets, real concern about having the president and the vice president in the same place. a concern about decapitation. i visited the cit

initially was going to try to get home to cross over the bridge over the potomac i lived in northern virginia to get my 2-year-old and a 5-year-old at the time, to try to get with them. try to get to the tabs, the cabs were abandoned they did not turn off their motors they were flung open. i don't know where the smoke was coming from. i could not possibly been airborne. there is a smokiness to the air. people running or confused. i was a movie set kind of feeling, surrealistic. what go back to the issue of trying to get in touch with president bush was at the florida at the time edit education event. we know he is trying to do, get back to washington moving to different air force bases before returning late in the afternoon. but that initial hour where you and the others trying to reach members of the bush staff, what was that like? >> there were issues of connectivity. and security. their concern about, i think this has been chronicled i'm not telling any secrets, real concern about having the president and the vice president in the same place. a concern about decapitation. i visited the cit