and steve pat is doing a lot and these are all of the individuals that are part of the ctab and we are doing a lot, national night out and we are working on the crime prevention flier and we are going to start working on a petty theft, project, and we have many projects that are lined up and they are helping us with the social media, but to the community, advisory board meets once a week and it is all about projects and how to improve safety. well there was a lot of public, private partnerships too many to name, many are here tonight and we are very grateful and that is the good thing about the central district is that we are able to partner with a lot of organizations. and i would like to conclude my presentation by saying, that not only has it been a wonderful and very fortunate to be at central station, in the last four months and we have a lot of work to do, but it is not about me, tonight, i am presenting but it is really about, the officers at central station that make a difference. and been here every day and they want to be here, and they work well with the community and they c

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steve? >> reporter: that's right, pat. depends who you ask. good evening from the russell rotunda. now that house and senate lawmakers are back here on capitol hill from the summer break, president obama wants their support for a wider war against the so-called islamic state. but he says he does not need the okay of congress. lawmakers went back to work, worried about isis. >> the most pressing national security threat since 9/11 -- >> reporter: president obama will ask the american people wednesday to support a u.s.-led effort to destroy isis. congressional critics say it's about time. >> i do. i do. i think this is a gearshift for the president. >> reporter: many lawmakers demand a formal vote. >> i think he really does need to come to congress for not just consultations, but an authorization to use that kind of force. >> reporter: the president disagrees on "meet the press." >> well, i'm confident that i've got the authorization i need to protect the american people. >> reporter: mr. obama wants more air strikes against isis and ground attacks by iraqis, kurds and others. but no

steve? >> reporter: it is disturbing, pat, thanks. good afternoon.s looking a lot less now like some kind of a stupid prank and a lot more like a genuine attack here at the white house on the white house. on friday. and it's adding urgency to the investigation to try to figure out why the officers here failed to stop exactly the kind of invasion they train to deal with. there were more police and barriers at the white house when word came friday's intruder was more menacing than he first appeared. 42-year-old omar gonzalez was formally charged with unlawful entry, but prosecutors said the army veteran was arrested in virginia in july with a shotgun, and a map with the white house circled in his car. carrying just a knife, he jumped the fence friday, crossed the lawn and got through the main door to the white house before he was arrested. no attack dog was used. no gun fired at him. the obamas had just left. former secret service agents are appalled. >> you certainly cannot allow an intruder to make it that far. if you have to kill the individual, the

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. >> pat, baltimore ravens owner, steve bisciotti spoke to the media a few minutes ago addressing a espn report that claims the ravens knew what happened inside that elevator much earlier than when tmz released that video. the ravens are refuting that repo report. here's what bisciotti had to say this afternoon. >> there is no excuse for me to have not demanded that video, except i wasn't concerned or interested enough to demand it. never crossed my mind. i'm sorry for that. deeply sorry for that. if i -- if it had crossed my mind, i would have demanded it. if i had demanded it, i would have gotten it. and if i had gotten it, i would have forwarded it to the nfl and it would have turned into an unprecedented suspension for ray. >> reporter: now steve bisciotti also went on to say that no one within the ravens organization will lose their job due to the handling of this ray race incident. reporting from the live desk, jason pugh, news4 sports. >>> free rides on the toll road. coupon deals for restaurants and a chance to win a spa package. why the company in charge of the express lanes in

steve king out of congress and getting in there. where is jim now we are? -- 't speak too highly of pat murphy is going to replace bruce brayly in the 1st district. [cheers and applause] and in the 2nd district, i want you to know i've never seen anybody work harder than steve. he is out there all the time. i know he's going to get re-elected. i want to thank him for his great service and thank him for winning the next election. dave! [cheers and applause] this can all happen but we need your help. we need you to volunteer when you leave here today help us get the absentee ballots in, door knocking. if democrats who voted in the last election this time we win, we've just got to get those votes. democratic people and power in iowa will win every time! cheers and applause] job and noud hillary clinton who spoke at this event for about 20 minutes. >> hello, iowa! cheers and applause] >> i'm back! [cheers and applause] i'm so glad to be with all of you on this beautiful day. now, we're all here to thank tom and ruth for their decades of service to our nation, for their generosity, their opt

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pat roberts, the problem for pat roberts is this, steve, he has not been pushed in a campaign literallytire career. he was first elected to the house in 1980, he's a republican in kansas first in the house, then the senate. he really hasn't had a strong opponent. democrats have usually put up bunching bags and he's cruised with 55, 60% of the vote. this time is he not only being challenged, but in two unique ways. first by a tea party republican in the primary. he certainly hasn't ever been primary read before, and now by an independent, not a democrat, who can say like greg orman did yesterday, i want to reform food stamps, hey, i own guns, all the things that sort of help an independent in kansas that might not help a democrat. so pat roberts is responding to a campaign environment that he is not used to, and i think yesterday you saw a bit of that struggle. he was reading, if you didn't see it, you wouldn't have known that he's reading from notes, he had a notebook on the podium. so he had to refer to positions on some issues. greg orman, i must say, i thought was very reserved, on p

steve handly, news4. >> in virginia, a truck slams into somebody's house. scott mcfarland. >> good afternoon, pat.ened at fairfax. you're looking where a tree fell on a truck. we're told the crash caused major damage to the garage area of that home and you can see some damage on your screen. nobody hurt and no word what caused the truck to crash into the building. >> scott, thank you. it's a tall task but it could save lives. there's a push tonight to get teenagers to put away their cell phones and ear buds before crossing the street. the you only live once campaign kicked off at seneca valley high school in germantown today where 15-year-old christina ward was head headed. she was listening to music on her ear buds and didn't hear the car. some students are already getting the message. >> the kids listen. we have seen tremendous changes in their behavior. the biggest challenge we have is sometimes they forget, they're teenagers and have to be reminded. we see kids all the time reminding their peers, grab them by the backpack and pull them back and remind them what they need to do to be safe. >> s

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pat roberts? >> let's say it's not inconceivable that that happened, andrea. look, i had heard and stevertly had orman on. i heard around the same time something is going on in the state. orman is really well organized. orman is passing up taylor. that taylor was sort of dropping off. orman was rising. now i don't think -- it's not as though taylor bore a huge amount of loyalty to the democratic party big wigs. he had sort of -- they didn't really recruit him. this wasn't a targeted race. so my guess was something was presented to him that made him want to leave the race at such a late date. they quite clearly have a better chance with orman though i would say and steven notes this, but it's a better chance. orman can't be labeled as a democrat any way, shape or form because then you're back to the republican in kansas verses democrat in kansas. it's been since the 30s since a democrat won a senate race in kansas. he has to stay in that middle ground. take advantage of the split driven by conserve of a republican governor sam brownback within the state's republican party and appeal a ton

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steve king to go back to western iowa and stay there. [applause] and it is time for a great champion to follow bruce braley in that district, by electing pat murphy. we know he stands with us. [applause] but one of the most important elections, not just in this this's history, but in country's history, is right here in iowa, for the united states senate. if we truly want tom harkin's people with disabilities, his concern for farmers, his desire to make sure laboring people get a fair shake, protecting a woman's right to choose -- if we are truly interested in making sure that legacy continues, air is only one candidate you can vote for, and that is bruce braley. [applause] today, you leave here commit to yourself and to your family and to your friends that you will do everything in the next 50 days -- you will talk to every friend and neighbor. you will ensure that no one who wants to vote does not get to the polls. you are going to do everything you possibly can to ensure a better and brighter future for this great state and for the united states of america. and there is only one way to do it, iowa. that is voting democrat. thank you, and

steve king out of congress and getting you in there. where is he? right there. [applause] i can't speak too highly of our candidate in the first district. pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned bill clinton's abridged to the 21st century and how it is being replaced with a bridge that goes backwards. well, i have to close my re

steve king out of congress and getting you in there. where is he? right there. [applause] i can't speak too highly of our candidate in the first district. pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned bill clinton's abridged to the 21st century and how it is being replaced with a bridge that goes backwards. well, i have to close my re

pat roberts. in a head to head matchup, orman beats roberts 43-33 according to democratic firm public policy polling. joining me now to talk about this, host of msnbc's "up with stevenacki" and from the "washington post," robert costa. thanks so much for joining us. steve, i want to start with you, the legalese is fascinating. the republican attorney general is essentially saying no, no, you can't get off the ballot because you didn't provide a specific reason. what constitutes a specific reason, that i didn't wake up this morning feeling i wanted to do it. my dog told me not to do it. >> why you're not capable of serving too which gets beyond i don't want to serve. you have to prove you're not capable of serving. there's always the wild card and seen this happen where the law seems clear. you can find a court that might read it a different way. i doubt it would happen in kansas but seen in other states where this could happen. overall, if you look at how the law is written, the likelihood is the name will stay on the ballot and the question becomes, does the democrat by having his name on ballot, do enough people vote for him who otherwise vote for the independent

steve king out of congress and getting you in there. where is he? right there. [applause] i can't speak too highly of our candidate in the first district. patan outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned bill clinton's abridged to the 21st century and how it is being replaced with a bridge that goes backwards. well, i have to close my remarks with m