is one thing to have a national league and it is another thing to see what happens in places like sylvania, ohio, -- pennsylvania, ohio, florida, north carolina, where i am at the moment. 1.5 million people have already voted in north carolina, some of them before the fbi investigation was announced. there are a lot of things at play at the moment and we have to wonder about the independents, as you suggest. does it give some independents looking at him and saying idol like what he says about women and his -- i don't like donald trump and what is is about women and muslims and his scandals come i'm going to go for clinton -- does it make them say i don't like either and swing back to donald trump? we will have to see the polls in the days ahead. laura: both camps are accessed with how they get to the white house. you are in a key state and they both want to win that one. is the electoral map shifting at this point? katty: it is interesting to see where the camps are. the fact that donald trump is in michigan, that is hard to understand that the look at where the clinton campaign is. they h

days to come reach out -- ♪ clinton and tim kaine campaigning in a high school in pittsburgh, and sylvaniaraces continues this coming week with the pennsylvania senate debate between pat toomey and democratic challenger katie mcginty. as you can see on your screen, coming up in about 40 minutes, 7 p.m. eastern time, a campaign event in cleveland, ohio. republican presidential candidate donald trump and his running mate mike pence. they will be speaking at a rally in cleveland. we will bring that to you live here on c-span. in his weekly radio address, the president talks about the airline industry. he also discusses the federal government's role in airline information. thom tillis says the republican response, giving his reaction to the health care law under the obama administration. everybody.bama: hi, i will be honest with you. one of the best parts of being president is having your own really nice lady. and i'm going to miss it a lot. up until i ran for this office, i was mainly flying coach, so i know what a pain the process can be from searching for the best prices to that feeling you

i visited the sylvania plant. does anybody make a television set in the united states? we don't make anything anymore. i buy thousands of television sets again. everything is south korea, right? you have all south korea. lg, everything. can we find somebody in the united states? you see than insulting a have not seen that name and a long time because they moved. they closed their doors in 2014 and moved their jobs to mexico. your jobs are done. they are gone. if i win, day one, we will announce our plans to totally renegotiate nafta. [applause] if we don't get the deal, we will leave nafta and start over again and we will make much better trade deals. we are going to have good trade deals. we are going to have trade deals with jobs coming into our country. we will have two main highways, not one. right now, our trade deal, nafta -- by the way, the worst trade deal ever made in the world. if you look at the tax systems, they are different. immediately -- when the deal was made, they made a mistake and nobody ever fixed the mistake. they started off with a 16 percent adva

have heard this thing, because he seems to really like to say this thing -- especially thatusing an sylvaniathe election is going to be rigged. he is losing, and he knows it. he is not a guy who would ever accept responsibility and say, i lost an election because i run that i ran the most -- because ecause i ran the most divisive campaign in american history. he will not accept responsibility, so it has to be somebody else's fault. just like when the apprentice did not win an emmy award one year. he said it was clearly rigged. this guy cannot take responsibility for anything. i think it proves that mr. khan, father in that gold star fatherand captain -- and to a son that was killed while protecting his colleagues. mr. khan had the right to ask the question if mr. trump had even read the rights of the constitution. [applause] senator kaine: i know we all think that's has been a long election season, and you can hear from my voice that i has been a long election season and i only joined in the last 100 days. she has had to do it for two years. i know that sometimes, and this is unfortunate and

and how could you reach across the aisle, across the hill, or get0 sylvania avenue to this done, andould you work with? what needs to change, who with on awork bipartisan basis? ms. bennett: what needs to change as our leadership. we need leaders in congress who actually want to get something done. we don't have that now. we have leaders who want to obstruct and not take any hard votes. this is because we are so driven by politics, not once good for the american people. willingleaders who are to tell the truth to their constituents about the choices that have to be made. i will work with anybody. when you are in the business , your, you and i all know have to work with anybody to get solutions to problems. 10, maybe 10t of times out of 10, you are working with someone you don't agree with. you don't solve problems by talking to your own caucus and your own friends. you solve problems by talking to the other side. and you have to listen and you have to hear them. the democratic party doesn't have all the solutions. but the republican party has some good ideas as well. we need to work

you can also use license from ohio and sylvania and california. at the end of the day the state has the final say. they have their own rules for automation and connected cars. it will be a nightmare for auto manufacturers. once you cross the state line, the laws can change. what they are looking to do is provide some guidance to all 50 states so they can be harmonized so if i can operate in one state hopefully the same technology can be used in a neighboring state. >> have you gotten to the point where you put maybe 20000 miles on the cadillac driving it autonomously, have you gotten to the point where you will look away from the windshield while it's driving. >> yes i've accumulated 20000 miles, it so happens that when we do demonstrations that we have sometimes public and vip in the car and then cameramen are watching me all the time and when i take my eyes off of the road, my hands are not in control. it does happen subconsciously, yes. >> what's the main reaction you get for people riding in the car with you? >> there's a sequence that happens

i visited the sylvania plant. does anybody make a television set in the united states? we don't make anything anymore. i buy thousands of television sets again. everything is south korea, right? you have all south korea. lg, everything. can we find somebody in the united states? you see than insulting a have not seen that name and a long time because they moved. your jobs are done. they are gone. if i win, day one, we will announce our plans to totally renegotiate nafta. [applause] if we don't get the deal b-1s, we will leave nafta and start over again and we will make much better trade deals. we are going to have good trade deals. we are going to have trade deals with jobs coming into our country. we will have two main highways, not one. right now, our trade deal, nafta -- by the way, the worst trade deal ever made in the world. if you look at the tax systems, they are different. immediately -- when the deal was made, they made a mistake and nobody ever fixed the mistake. they started off with a 16 percent advantage. they made a mistake. it is a defective deal. how oft

. >> in the sylvania u.s. senate race, republican and democrat debated the trade policies and climate change. this is their first debate on the campaign. >> welcome to debate in the race for the u.s. senate from downtown pittsburgh. >> hello and welcome to our debate between candidate for u.s. senate from pennsylvania. i will be serving as the moderator. let's welcome the candidates. republican pat toomey the incumbent and katie mcginty of chester county. i'll be joined in questioning the candidates by my colleagues. here are the rules for the debate. the candidates will have one minute to answer each question. then 30 seconds for rebuttal. they might jump in from time to time with follow-up questions. we will make sure the response times are equal. finally each will have two minutes for closing statements. so let's begin. up first, a two-part question. as a leader in your party, yes or no, do you support, as in will you vote for and encourage others to vote for your party's presidential nominee, and what if a

they've been here in spots sylvania for a couple days. they fought to a stalemate and now he's got reports of federalists moving left and south. what do you think that puts in lee's mind? i'm being flanked again. >> and then at a.m. on lectures in history, duke university professor gunther peck talks about america's cold war immigration policy toward refugees. >> they redefined are refugees as fundamentally not just political refugee buzz as anti-communist who are our ally who are kind of prototypical americans as they might communist oppression abroad and we have an obligation to let them in because they're anti-communist. >> and sunday afternoon at 4:30, bob dole and nancy casbaum both former republican senators from kansas talk about their years in congress. >> but i can tell you when bob was leader and i worked under, we worked -- we were in the senate 1 years together. but bob was leader for six of those years. >> ten. >> no, when i was in though. >> excuse me. i thought i was leader even after i left. >> but i saw you both really wo

i visited the sylvania plant. does anybody make a television set in the united states?ke anything anymore. i buy thousands of television sets again. everything is south korea, right? you have all south korea. lg, everything. can we find somebody in the united states? see than insulting a have not seen that name and a long time because they moved. they close their doors and 2017 -- in 2014 and moved their jobs to mexico. your jobs are done. they are gone. if i win, day one, we will announce our plans to totally renegotiate nafta. [applause] if we don't get the deal b-1s, we will leave nafta and start over again and we will make much better trade deals. we are going to have good trade deals. we are going to have trade deals with jobs coming into our country. we will have two main highways, not one. right now, our trade deal, nafta -- by the way, the worst trade deal ever made in the world. systems,ok at the tax they are different. when the deal was made, they made a mistake and nobody ever fixed the mistake. they started off with a 16 percent advantage. they made a mistak