. >> state senator maria chappelle >> sometimes you don't even have to win the caucus. if you come in a good second or third and no one expected it, that gives you a boost. >> somebody said -- >> any candidate who is seeking to earn the awesome and sacred trust of the people of the united states has to engage with the people of iowa. >> the highest ranking democrat in the state of iowa. senator joe lieberman. >> it's fried snickers, it's like heaven. >> this is a dumb way to do it. at the end of the day, brad pitt will be on our stage. >> i think it's important because it's the first contest. >> the potential clinton-castro ticket. to pick who their vice-president will be. block >> first time voting? >> and this is one of the most important elections. in over a decade. so much change can happen. let's go! last six weeks have learned a lot about hillary. what she is for, why she is running, and what kind of president she would be. she's a pretty good bartender, too. it's been an interesting month for our family. seven weeks ago our granddaughter had her first birthday, a

last thursday, charles grassley cast his 12,000th vote as a united states senator. as remarkable as that is, as my friend, the senior senator from kentucky, said, it's even more impressive that he has cast almost 7,500 consecutive votes here on the senate floor. he hasn't missed a vote since july 14, 1993. he toaldz the second longest consecutive vote streak in senate history behind william proxmire from wisconsin. that's a lot of votes. but senator grassley's constancy and unwavering work ethic comes as no surprise to those who know him and are acquainted with his background. chuck grassley have a farmer, and he's proud of that. he got his start in politics when he was elected to the iowa house. in 1959. he served there for a decade and a half. in 1974, he ran for the united states congress, served three terms in the house of representatives before he was elected to the senate in 1980. 36 years, 12,000 votes, that's remarkable, as is 7,470 consecutive votes. so i say congratulations to my friend chuck grassley on his incredible milestones. mr. president, over the we

will determinen who controls the state senate. we are at dale city elementary school with a look at one of the closest races. have been open in dale city for about six hours and across the state of virginia, you can see the election signs line the grass. there are two people in this race who have gathered a lot of attention. mcpike.ish and jeremy they are running for state senate. combined, they have spent about $4.5 million. you have seen the negative campaign ads. they have been bashing each other on several issues including gun-control and the proposed $17 toll. jeremy mcpike has received a lot of money out of state. nearly $2.2ed million to several campaigns, but primarily to jeremy mcpike's. he spoke to a lot of voters as they came out today. we want to know what issues concern them the most. >> i refuse to pay tolls. i will sit 2.5 hours to get to work because i don't feel like we should have to pay to go to work. >> it is not a privilege and it is a right. big, little, whatever. it is my right and my duty. >> historically, t

the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding vote to restrict women's health clinics in manassas, forcing women to go elsewhere jeremy mcpike is the better choice. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. >>> another least five people have died after a storm slammed north texas. in this v

i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. >>> the kansas city royals broke a 30-year drought to win the world series. however, the winning game wasn't easy. it took 12 innings. the mets had a lead going into the top of the 9th. the bullpen let that lead fall apart. >> i think they made some bad decisions in the 9th inning. i guess all of the sports commentators will analyze it for months. >> while the mets lick their wounds, kansas city celebrates the first championship since 1985 with the parade for the team tomorrow. >>> get ready for some fairly warm weather for this time of the year. allyson has the forecast. >> that's right. in fact today, could be the coolest day for the workweek. there is a lot of rain to the south of us. take a look. we're staying dry and cloudy. trying to get some sunshine. we'll go through the rest of the day and a look ahead for how warm it will be for the first week of november. stay right here. >>> he may be d.c.'s best known pup, he's bunce. 1200,000 followers and you may think all people who run for office are pretty much the

control of the state senate is at stake here.a group of activists will be atr we expect them to talk about issues and encourage them to cast their votes tomorrow. virginia's governor terry mcauliffe led get out the vote. if you haven't seen them all over the state. republican candidates hope tying their democratic moments to new tolls on part of the interstate will help them get the vote out on the gop. for more information you can open the nbc washington app and search dmv. >>> break news on the road. we still have a crash here. we have a 3 1/2-mile backup. after germantown you're pretty clear. you can see that down to the spur. a big look at the beltway. overall, no major issues. you can see here the top of the beltway, a little bit slow. there are no actual incidents there as you're coming around to colesville road. 95 northbound slow spot. woodbridge, again, nothing happening there. prince george's county overall looking good. you can see here indian head highway. that small patch where we see a 10-mile-per-hour speed here be

three democratic state senators plan to meet with federal officials today. they're arguing against governor terry branstand's proposal to move medicaid to private management disorganized and leaves too many unanswered questions.... the state would move its 4.2 billion dollar medicaid program to 4 for- profit private insurance companies... as of now...branstad's proposal is scheduled to start january first.... the governor says this will improve health care outcomes and cut costs... the democrats speaking out today aren't the only ones against the governer's privitization plans.... people have criticized the speed of the process... how contracts have been awarded... and how the change would impact patients. we've got you covered... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. the centers for medicare and medicaid services still need to give the governor permission in order to move forward with the plan... decision 2015... candidates for waterloo mayor and city council will partiicpate in a forum tonight ahead of the december first runoff election. it starts at seven at city h

coli outbreak at one of the most narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. you may think all people who run for office are pretty much the same... but not jill mccabe. she's a doctor... who's a pediatric emergency room physician at inova loudoun hospital. she's a mom... who knows the value of a quality education. she's a community leader... who will work in the state senate to reduce traffic and use some common sense. jill mccabe. she's not a politician... and in richmond, she'll work for us. >>> here are some of the stories we're working on right now at 4:15. a dashboard camera is rolling

including a fight over control of the state senate. we're live in woodbridge. molette green has more on the campaigns and how it's going out there at the polls today. we'll have that in about ten minutes. >>> to the race for the white house. ben carson is pulling further ahead of the competition, that according to the new nbc news "wall street journal" poll. carson has a full six-point lead. 29% of voters said they would choose him. 23% for donald trump this as trump releases a new book today to map out his plans to fix what he calls a crippled america. jeb bush was at the bottom with 8% of voters. >>> hillary clinton is expanding her lead among democratic candidates. the poll gives her 62% of the vote. compare that to 31% for senator bernie sanders, 3% for former maryland governor martin o'malley. less than one-third of voters think she's honest and straightforward. tom? what a wonderful day it's turning out to be. lots of sunshine, a gorgeous blue sky. fairfax county in the distance, in the foreground, northwest washington. you can see the rusty colors of nov

i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. >>> this morning we're getting a look at a performance at a romanian nightclub. after a fire broke out, 500 people stampeded for the only available exit. fire officials say fireworks were used and they were pyrotechnics. romania's government has declared a three-day national mourning period. some are still in the hospital. >>> they've located a ship lost at sea during hurricane joaquin. using sonar they've located a ship about 15,000 feet around el farrow's last known designation. the ship still has to be identified. the 33 members on board wer

republican state senator kris jordan. >> oh, hi, i'm sebastian walker from al jazeera. >> just on infant mortality in ohio, are you aware that this is one of the worst states in the country for... >> i've got a meeting that i'm running late to. >> could we just, very briefly, get your comment on that? >> i've got a meeting that i'm running late to! >> really briefly, this is one of the worst places in the entire country for.. >> kris jordan: i've got a meeting that i'm running late to, that i told you five times. >> could we just get your position really quickly senator? just a couple of minutes of your time? >> well, we've been trying to get answers from politicians on the other side of the health care debate here in columbus. the one person we found didn't want to answer any of our questions. and with nothing currently on the table to do anything about healthcare disparities here in ohio, it looks like the state's infant mortality crisis is just going to keep getting worse.

don ritchie: once upon a time the entire united states senate , could operate out of the capital building. that was in the 19th century. demands on the government grew ew, morehe services gr public letters started coming in, more staff had to be hired, more space had to be acquired, and eventually the three senate buildings were constructed. right now we are in the dirksen , building. we are in the large multipurpose hearing room that has had various layers of history. the first senate office building opened in 1909, known as the

>> tennesse state senator janice bowling is a key player in the legislative battle to bring the gig to the rest of tennessee, which has pitted her against what she calls the legacy providers. >> can you talk about the lobbying presence of these big companies in tennessee? >> the hill was swarming witth new lobbyists representing at&t in particular, comcast and charter - >> wow. >> - um... my name was not used in nice context by a lot of people at that point. we really do need this in tennessee. we need it across america. >> chattanooga's plan went up in 2010 thanks to the municipal utility. >> the latest upgrades from existing providers were not coming to chattanooga. >> david wade is the chief operating officer of epb. he says they built "the gig" in order to enable a smart electricity grid. bit it also brought ultra high speed internet to the citizens of chattanooga. chattanooga raised $220 million in bond money and nearly $112 million in federal stimulus funds to build the network.

what senator sasse said very simply was this, in his one year in the united states senate, observing the senate and how it operates, how we all operate, he went back to his constituents every week and he talks to them. the one thing he talked about is how we're moving more and more towards a government of an executive branch and a judicial branch and moving away from the legislative branch. we have administrations like the current administration that's tried to enforce the rule and effect of law through administrative rules and executive orders, not through legislation. and he didn't just point out that being a democratic situation. that's republican as well. if you look over the last 35 years, there has been a growth of the number of edicts that have come down regulatory-wise rather than legislatively. it's important for us to return the legislative branch of government to its appropriate place so we have a balance between legislative, executive and judicial. and i use the waters in the u.s.a. rule to explain to you why that's so important. this is a horrible rule. it's a rule that's

i was in congress, it is nothing like being a member of the united states senate or the united states or like being a governor. a presidency can shape and an -- can shape an era, and it can know, whatives, so i it all comes down to in this election, what it all comes down to is the man at the desk, who should it be? someoneican people want who has broad experience tested by fire, tested by years of talent, tested by years of challenge, and willing to run when the going gets tough. i love my country too much. i love my children and my grandchildren too much to run for the job if i didn't think, if i didn't know, that i am the best man for it. today -- [applause] andgeorge h. w. bush: today, i need your support. i need your support and i know me and i ask you to vote for because of this convention is going to send a message across the united states of america, and he who wins it will be the next president of the united states. thank you all very much. ♪ announcer: "road to the white house, rewind" continues with george h w bush on the 1988 prisoners are camped -- 1988 presidential campa

i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. we're looking at a pretty good forecast over the next couple of days and if you wanted to hold on to the short sleeves and you wanted to put it on for the next couple of days, here's the one big difference from last week. the sun set over an hour ago. sun set tonight was at 5:07 and now down to 59 degrees and still dealing with clouds, but starting to see some clearing and that will help temperatures to cool over the next couple of hours and 52 in winchester and still 57 in fredericksburg and temperatures

i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. >>> you know, today was justown and watch sports, all things sports. >> yes. i'm sitting down watching this football game like you said, i'm thinking to myself, the redskins really have a chance to possibly make the post-season this year. everyone is just bad, everyone in the nfc east. the nfc east is not the worst division in football but a close second. we played eight weeks of football and there's only a combined 12 victories, 8-8 just might get you in the playoffs this year. redskins and eagles were off today and the other half didn't fare too well. cowboys were hosting seahawks. dallas legend on hand 0 see woodson inducted into the hall of fame. russell wilson, this pass gets tipped and intercepted by greg hardy. that led to a cowboys field goal, dallas goes up 12-10. wilson making up for those mistakes, fourth quarter, critical third and seven here. wilson using his legs to keep the chains alive. he would gain 10 yards on the play and seattle is in business and sets up this field goal from steven housha. se

we spoke to one of the state senators from d-c today. "what's scary is that this did not go through a legislative process.560,000 iowans, 4.2 billion dollars. we could have worked on this, we could have talked about this, we could addressed situations like this, and we didn't. and, so now, this is what's scary." stephanie: the governor sent us a statement today saying quote "iowa is taking a thoughtful modernizing including a two- year phase-in for our most vulnerable medicaid patients. " governor branstad has defended the plan by saying 25 other states have moved their medicaid systems to privatized, managed care. stephanie: waukee is one of the state's fasting growing suburbs... and city officials thought that meant it was time for a new look at well. jack: the logo on the left is the city's old logo, designed in 19-73. but last night, waukee unveiled the right hand logo... a new one you'll see popping up on city signs. they're already starting to go up today. we'll tell you more about the message behind the logo and all the new things

the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding vot to restrict women's health clinics in manassas, forcing women to go elsewhere for cancer screenings and birth control. jeremyik mcp is the better choice. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, okay. so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios!" but why. why fios? well, right now for a limited time, you can get a great deal from fios, the 100% fiber optic network. fios gives you big capacity so you can get 100 percent out of all your devices. that means if you need more streaming for more devices... fios gives you options. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs plus you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. b

iowa state senator janet peterson thinks otherwise... she released a statement today saying , "earlier this year, governor branstad vetoed bipartisan legislation for a small pilot project to improve refugee services. is turning his back on desperate people governor branstads 'state- wide solution for refugees?" governor branstad focused on a different issue today.... 'we worked hard, we had a lot of meetings, a lot of discussions, were able to gain the bi-partisan commitment to preserve, and enhance our states infrastructure. branstad helped launch the effort to expand the final 40-miles of u-s highway 20 to four lanes. the project.. between moville and early is being paid for with money from the state gas tax increase. sot: 18 shirley phillips/ us 20 association i think this is terrific we finally end up with a second 4 lane east west road across the state of iowa. not only for economic development, but for safety, thats huge in our area. and also when able travelers can come back and fourth traffic counts have picked up almost 3 times

i believe in the constitution, he said at the time, senator obama, and i will obey the constitution of the united states, said senator obama. those were his words then. they should guide his actions now. employment the democratic leader. mr. reid: as i mentioned yesterday morning, the republican leader is right about a lot that he talked about, the military construction and v.a. but one thing he glossed over. our democratic caucus is holding firm, the veterans have $2 billion more than they would have had we followed the republicans' lead. $2 billion more. 70,000 veterans will be treated that wouldn't have been otherwise. so we're satisfied this bill is a good bill and it's a good bill because veterans are getting $2 billion more. and there are other reasons, of course. i think the bipartisan support we got for the bill was important, but for veterans, the most important part was $2 billion extra. mr. president, the fifth circuit yesterday was a political move that ignores past presidents on executive action on immigration. like every republican before him, the republicans have spoken out against presen

i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. narratorjeremy mcpike -ate, who supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. more half of the video game consoles, computers, and int

now going into the election, we told you that the gop held a slim lead in the state senate. we're talking 21 to 19 seats. the democrats only needed to -- one -- to gain one seat to gain control. republicans managed to secure the support they needed to hold on. in the house as many expected, the republicans maintained control. the virginia controls the state legislature altogether. that's not good news for governor terry mcauliffe and his plans to push forward with gun control and medicaid expansion. in prince william county a win for the democrats in senate district 29. jeremy mcpike beat hal parrish. >>> a new era in alexandria. he lost to alison silfverberg. big news in loudoun county. phyllis randall won defeating scott york. in fairfax county, stacy kinkaide will keep her title. she'll be sheriff for another four years after defeating brian wolf for a second time. right now we are compiling a list for you, a list of all the maryland winners from last night's elections there. you can find that list in the nbc washington app. >>> it is now 6:06. one of those races is makin

he has a good benefactor here, state senator at his side.if he is looking to climb the ladder it takes a lot of time. that is why you have to start young. >> you have to punch some tickets. >> county politics are thick and bloodied, if he won office in dumont, he had some grandpappy's up above and whether he is relayed to them or not he has people related and interested to him. i would like to see how close. >> dumont also elected a republican mayor. so the ticket was split. sounds like much less of a partisan issue and they like the young energy. >> mom is doing the councilman's laundry, he is living at home. >> the challengers at 77 votes but there still can be a recount. >> that means working with him if he [door knocking] [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you candy. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you... ♪ ♪ apple and plum and apricot-a too, eh! ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house a come on. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house... ♪ ♪ i'm gonna give you everything. ♪ complete your thanksgiving t

he has a good benefactor here, state senator at his side. if he is looking to climb the ladder it takes a lot of time. that is why you have to start young. >> you have to punch some tickets. >> county politics are thick and bloodied, if he won office in dumont, he had some grandpappy's up above and whether he is relayed to them or not he has people related and interested to him. i would like to see how close. >> dumont also elected a republican mayor. so the ticket was split. sounds like much less of a partisan issue and they like the young energy. >> mom is doing the councilman's laundry, he is living at home. >> the challengers at 77 votes but there still can be a recount. if he >> your chasing story of new took place last tuesday. bad night for the republican challengers and summon covenants. it looks like at last seats. >> almost like the election that would not end. a week out and we still talk about the election and the district and they're battling to hold onto her seat it looks like the assemblywoman is not going back to the statehou

sunday night into monday, it's narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> being honored on the hollywood walk of fame just days before the release of the "peanuts movie,," snoopy joins the animated cakes such as bugs bunny, donald duck, and micky mouse with stars on the walk of fame, the human kind, too. >> that just brings a smile to your face. >> i know, it does. >>> 72 today. enjoy it. >>> that's it for us right now. we're always on, on the mobile app. until we see you tomorrow morning, have a great day. get out there and enjoy the beautiful weather. >> mariah: and the mom was real

narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. if yit's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> welcome back. developing now, all the bodies of the victims of the metro jet crash in egypt are now back in russia. the last plane arrived today. why the plane crash still a mystery now. russian news agency reported this morning that investigators found elements in the wreckage that were not from the plane. an american defense official said a satellite detected a h

i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. %7 -- >>> closure for the families of the crew aboard the cargo ship that vanished after the hurricane. >>> a search team has confirmed newly found records is from the missing cargo ship. it has been 30 days in since el faro sunk. investigators say the ship is in an upright position and looks to be intact. 33 crew members were aboard the ship when it went down. >>> one child is still in the hospital tonight in that chemistry class demonstration gone very wrong friday. it turns out safety officials have been calling for more than a year for scho

one iowa state senator is working on legislation to make a database that would send out notices to people who don't have car insurance. the penalty - losing your license. some in cedar rapids have been seeing dollar bills with some strange markings. now the secret service is on the case. and the kansas city royals are world series champions for the first time in 30 years. they beat the new york mets in extra innings to take the crown. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a gre

flynn said she couldn't get anyone to help until her state senator ted gaines stepped in. >> this is an issue that should have been resolved on the first call and it took many, many calls, hours an hours of mrs. flynn's time on the phone. >> reporter: like the sea of red taillights heading west from oakland, the bay area toll authority would like to put this episode in their rear view mirror. >> we are human and our customer service center is human and humans do make mistakes. >> reporter: gaines sits on the senate transportation committee. he wants the bay area toll authority to hand over all the times in the past two years they have issued incorrect tickets to people and come up with a better plan to get those tickets cleared. at the toll plaza, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> right now, students in stanford are in the fifth day of a protest demanding the university divest from all fossil fuel interests. they are not go to be meeting with the administering. kiet do reports. >> reporter: the students are holding another rally. camping out in the cold all week long they finally got some mo

. >>> and a win for democrats in virginia but not enough to retake the state senate. >>> outrage and disbelieve tonight from community leaders about what news4 uncovered about a home invasion and rape in a capitol hill neighborhood. >> we heard the suspect was arrested two weeks earlier, charged with a felony and all allowed to go free. it appears he was already under court supervision at the time. jackie bensen is on a street southeast with a story you will see only on news4. >> reporter: we've learned the suspect is 21 years old, being held in prince george's's county in connection with an related ti crime. these are his d.c. courted records and they make a very good argument he should have been in jail at the time the attack occurred here in the east hill area. >> it has a lot of people on edge and a lot of people angry. >> reporter: we're not identi identifying him because he's not yet charged in the district. a search of d.c. court records indicates the man identified by multiple sources as the suspect in the brutal attack october 13th on a street in the capitol hill east neighb

state senator hill wants utilities to maximize the use of taxpayer money for safety measures. >>> you can expect to see smoke in the skies of the south bay. crews will be doing a controlled burn near mt. hamilton. in about four hours, about 25 miles east of san jose and the goal here, twofold. one, to clear away dangerous dry brush. it will also help water flow into surrounding reservoirs during winter storms. >>> 4:56. authorities thought he was hiding out in syria. now french police have turned their efforts back home in the hunt for the paris attack mastermind. a raid overnight ends with a blast, several arrests and possibly the man on the run. as more explosions and gunfire rock a town near paris... an update to the overnight raids targeting the mastermind behind last week's deadly >>> more explosions and gunfire rock a town near paris. an update on the raids. >>> rattled nerves in the sky, the threats that forced two flights bound for paris to make an emergency landing. >>> they camped out for hours in chilly temperatures. did it do any good? the late night decision by berkeley c

a state senate committee advanced a hill that would give they are demanding. >> what we did today is a continuing step to advance the the lower end. >> it is a growing movement. really happen. emily: yesterday' s protests called for a wage hike of $50 an hour. randy: a man is accused of beating his neighbor' s dog to death is facing animal cruelty charges. neighbor saw 66-year-old freddie guy with a metal object, possibly a bat , going after 2 they heard a yelp and saw him standing over the chihuahua watching it as it stop moving. hysterical, the to lala. she thought it was my dog, but t. the next thing you knew, the dog was dead in the front yard. emily: a deadly case of road rage. michael hinds was drunk and driving aggressively on 495 in mansfield on monday when he hit a chevy gmc on the exit ramp. it killed the driver, jerod aaron. -- jarred aronne. >> that guy cut me off. i smashed into something, it' s not like i killed anyone. tonight, he is not ever going to see his kids. he is gone. emily: the passengers said there was not a road rage incident on their part. hinds had been a

senate. >>> oakland has the highest population of syrian refugees in the bay area according to state department data. at least 16 have settled there in the past two years and governor brown says he would welcome even more as long as the feds probably vet them. tonight he's calling on the white house to share more information about how they are screened and where they settled. >>> we have breaking news tonight, a standoff at a motel 6 in east oakland on edes avenue. chrisen ayers tells us -- christin ayers tells us who police believe is inside one of the rooms there. >> reporter: police still have the entrance to this motel 6 blocked off, s.w.a.t. teams say they are searching for a man they believe has killed two people in two months. a smattering of pops as police launch tear gas, oakland and livermore police watch the roof of the motel 6 and closed in on a second floor room. they're looking for 18-year-old jason brown who they say is armed and dangerous. livermore police believe brown, an oakland resident and another man opened fire on two men at a car parked in a livermore cvs last month. one

after winning an election to the united states senate and feeling like you are on top of the world, you show up and are immediately escorted down to the basement to one of these offices. when hillary clinton was elected senator from new york, she was still living in the white house. her husband had a couple of months left in his term that would end later in january of she would leave the white house 2001. in the morning to go downstairs to a basement office with no windows. everybody starts out the same. there are numerous committee rooms in this building. the room we are in right now was the room designed for the most special events when the dirksen building was constructed. this was originally an auditorium. a 500-seat auditorium sloped with a stage. this is where people would come to make announcements, where conferences would be held, where large meetings with take place. it was not a hearing room at first. then in the 1970's, senator frank church began to investigate problems with the c.i.a. and it the -- and the f.b.i. this was going to be the first congressional investigation int

and before new it -- before i knew it, i was approached to run for state senate in oklahoma. i did a term there. own in 2012 under my militia and did my business. i have a rifle manufacturing business, and i wanted to pursue that. and in my book and my speaking. so coming to congress was really not even on the horizon. it was a result of when senator dr. tom coburn decided to retire early. rans lankford successfully for his seat, but doing so vacated oklahoma's fifth district. i thought, i don't want to look back on my life thinking that maybe i could've helped my country and didn't try. so i thought, when or lose, i'm going to try -- win or lose, i'm going to try. host: you come from a long military tradition. talk a little bit about that and also why you decided to begin your career in the military. mr. russell: my ancestors go back all the way to the revolution serving in uniform. my six and seventh great-grandfather's were captured in 1780 by the british and were imprisoned in detroit until the treaty of paris. and today, you know, were eventually released. and nearly eve

thank you very much. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the majority leader of the united states senatebit entitled, kentucky home pshgs t, the colonial revival houses. since designing his first house as a teenager in the 1920s, hammond went on to become one of the most popular architects of the last century. his homes still dot the streets of louisville today. i'm pleased to report that he is also a fellow graduate of dupont manuel high school. he set the bar high for those of us who followed and not just because of his architecture. hammond joined the army in world war ii. he participated in the normandy invasion in 1944. and thanks to his background in art and architecture, he eventually settled into the palace of versailles as monuments officer at generaliz n general eisenhower's headquarters. he passed away in 1997. he is one of the hundreds of monuments men we honor today. these men and women came from different countries. they hailed from vastly different backgrounds. but they shared a common mission. to defend kol made its of civilization through krubls of war. one man would fle

how one channeled his inner ray lewis in order narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. emily wants to be an artist. erin thinks she'll be a firefighter. and maybe sarah will be a veterinarian. but sometimes it seems they're being trained to be professional test takers. i grew up going to public schoolres he and now my kids do, but today more time is being spent on tests and not enough on the science and math needed for today's economy. i'm jeremy mcpike. it's time to fix standardized testing. it's not working for parents, for teachers or for our kids. >>> the burgundy and gold were off yesterday but h

. >> once upon the time the entire united states senate could operate out of the capital building. that wasn't the 19th century -- that was in the 19th century. demands of the government grew and as services group, letters started coming in, more staff had to be hired, more space had to be acquired, and eventually the three senate buildings were constructed. right now we are in the dirksen building, we are in the large multipurpose hearing room that has had various layers of history. the first senate office building 1909, known as the russell office. more and more services were coming out. all of the senators were in one building and all the staff were in one building. was a small unity of staff and senators that existed in the building until 1958. steadily that a on the government increased. people started writing in, social security became an issue, somebody -- became an issue. hired more staff and they had to find more places to put them. at one point the russell crammed was absolutely with people. they had people working in the attic, into the basement, bathrooms were converted

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reidaxis powers during world war ii. as the troops rolled across the globe, millions of innocent people and entire countries and cultures fell victim to this war machine. but as we've learned even history itself was threatened by adolf hitler and his accomplices. historic structures were bombed into oblivion, and priceless family heirlooms were lost forever. art culture and our own history battle is being waged today. a number of my friends prior to my speaking mentioned this. the vile terrorist group isis wantonly destroys vestiges of the ancient civilizations. isis destroyed the holy city -- i'm sorry the holy site believed to be the tomb of the prophet jonah. and recently isis used large quantities of explosives to destroy a 2,000-year-old phoenician treasure. in afghanistan, the taliban has destroyed giant sandstone statues of buddha that were 1700 years old. that's not all. in timbuktu, terrorists set fire to a library containing thousands and thousands of manuscripts dating back to t

now a state senate committee is considering it. jessica snyder has details of this pot plan and why some say it's not so easy. >> reporter: it's already growing and being sold in four states -- colorado, washington, oregon and alaska, plus washington, d.c. now a state senator warrants it legal in new jersey, too. >> i think we need to change the entire ballgame and legalize it, regulate it and tax it to ensure the safety of our citizens. >> reporter: he's introduced this bill, making marijuana legal for people 21 and older as long as they are not in public. a rutgers poll from june asked people if they spotted the idea. 58% supported it. 38% opposed it. medical marijuana is already legal in new jersey under a law signed in 2010. but it's tightly regulated only sold at licensed dispensaries like this one. but governor christie is promising a veto if the bill to legalize all marijuana ever comes to his desk, saying this should not be permitted in our society. it send the wrong message. >> i don't think there's been any real clear stud

i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. >>> sewing needles found einsid halloween candy and tonight police are urging parents to check their kids' candy carefully. police released these picture of the chocolate bars and if you look closely you can see the needle sticking out. someone tampered with the candy and handed them out to four different children. no arrests so far. >> the d.c. mansion where three members of the family and their housekeeper were brutally killed is now on the market. news 4's derrick ward returned to the neighborhood on woodland drive today. >> it sdreebs a man

laughter] but among his children is christopher sununu come into john sununu has a former united states senatorgovernor sununu was also the chairman of the new hampshire republican party from 2009 to 2011. i must confess to a little biased because governor sununu has written a book called the quiet man, the indispensable presidency of george h. w. bush. for those of us from texas of course, 41 as we call him is one of the most revered of all texans. briefly, he was a hero. he was the youngest pilot in the united states navy in the second world war shot down. he went there after two yale where he was actually born while he was at yale. 41 was a phi beta kappa and all-american baseball player, captain of the baseball team. he his entire life was a huge success in private business and has a service to the united states is almost without. but this book is about george h. w. bush the person, and how that person most characteristics and personality contributed to a wide variety of accomplishments. so please join me in joining -- join me in welcoming governor sununu. ' >> thank you very much. [applaus

[applause] the former united states senator from the state of connecticut, christopher dodd. [applause] former obama white house domestic policy advisor, she also served as the senators chief counsel on the judiciary committee, melody barnes. [applause] the former secretary of education under president george w. bush, she is now the head of the bush presidential library in sutter, margaret spellings. [applause] dr. barbara carey, the cochair of the miller center oral history project. and we certainly hope to have joining us u.s. representative john lewis of georgia. there are votes under way but we know he will try to get here and when he does we will work him into the conversation. let's get started. i'm going to grab a microphone as we do. i'm going to start with you, senator simpson. let's see if i can get this right. >> oh, my gosh. >> there is a screw loose. >> i'm doing this so that i can see why you're talking. each -- ask each one of you to reflect on him. when you think about senator kennedy and civil rights, broadly speaking, what do you think about? alan simpson, 20

host: you come to this role as a freshman congressman from the new jersey state senate. is there an issue that the house takes up an particular that you never thought you would have to deal with coming here? certainly,s: national defense immediately comes to mind. have the national guard and state level, but dealing with international issues is certainly -- nuclear proliferation and the agreement with iran certainly comes to mind. at just myself, but even this season veterans, this is a very difficult vote for most people in the house. host: what do you enjoy the most and the least about your days on the hill? mr. norcross: i have been blessed with probably one of the greatest jobs in the world. and that is being a congressman representing the first district of new jersey. is justng about it fascinating, exciting. certainly, the pace of trying to get things done is a bit frustrating, particularly coming from the state senate where things go at a much quicker pace. i guess that would be probably the most difficult issue that i have to deal with, time away from home. i am

also facing criticism after saying he would implement a database to track muslims in the united states... senator ted cruz was asked that same question today during an event in sioux city... cruz says the bill of rights isn't on trump's side.. presidential candidate"well listen. i'm a big fan of donald trump's. but i'm not a fan of government registries of american citizens. uh, the first amendment protects religious liberty and i've spent the past several decades defending the religious liberty of every american. cruz will join six other presidential candidates for the "family forum" tonight in des moines. it begins at 6-30 at veterans memorial auditorium. tickets are still from the hot seat to potential kirk ferentz has silenced doubters, and today the big 10's dean of coaches is named a semifinalst for national coach of the year. there's plenty to be excited about in iowa city, but there are some concerns. hawkeye insider michael admire has more. hawks can clinch the big ten the snow. in 6 meetings paul rhaods has never beaten kansas state. the cyclones have a chance to end that streak tomorro

you ran for state senate, but you did lose. >>desmund: i did. >>sabrina: talk to us a little bit some of the controversies that came up during that campaign. >>desmund: sure. >>sabrina: you were once accused of child abuse, but later acquitted of those charges. >>desmund: mmhmm. >>sabrina: did you feel like that maybe shed a negative light on your previous attempt and do you think that that could shed a negative light on this? >>desmund: not at all. and, and first of all, we over-performed in our race. when we ran that race in, for the state senate race, i mean, it was r, republican plus 25 district. it wasn't even a shot for a democratic candidate and we had some very unfortunate circumstances that took place and we had the, the opposing candidate's unfortunately no longer with us. um, and god rest her soul. but in that race we are, we actually lost the, the, the extra by 1,254 votes out of 45.000 and out of 19,000 people that voted in the general. i think we really outperformed. but regarding to your, to your question in, in that instance. i l