i'm thom tillis. i'm asking for your vet. thank you. god bless you. and god bless the united states. >> thank you speaker tillis and senator hague afpblet the candidates will participate in a second debate on october 7. this was brought to you by the north carolina's association education foundation. on behalf of all of us. thank you for watching and don't forget to vote. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] >> our came pain 2014 coverage continues tomorrow night with erry brown faces neel sp kashkari. the hill is reporting that the democrat in the kansas submit race has dropped out. is between pat roberts greg ormond and -- the headline says democrats could ironically hold the senate if one of their own andidates drops out. it shows businessman greg orm and leading senator roberts by 10 percentage points. the democrat nominee chad tiller who dropped out of the race trailed by 4 points. the piece suggested that ormond could prevent a republican akeover of the upper change.

am thom tillis i'm asking for your vote. thank you, god bless you, god bless the united states of america. >> we want to thank both senator kay hagan and speaker tom tillis for their participation. they will participate in a second debate on october 7. this public service program was brought to by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. on behalf of all of us, thank you for watching and don't forget to vote. campaign 2014 coverage tonight. california governor jerry brown will debate his republican opponent neil cache kari. this is currently the only scheduled debate between these candidates. we will have live coverage at 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. with compass returning monday, here's a message to congress from one of this your c-span, edition winners. >> the nsa, what does it do? it was hard to answer for edward snowden lead thousands of documents to the public. these documents showed full extent of the nsa surveillance on americans. >> the nsa is doing but data collection of americans e-mail

house speaker thom tillis drew a bull's-eye on public schools, cutting nearly $500 million. tillis sliced and diced education, creating chaos in our classrooms and hurting middle class families, while giving tax breaks to yacht and jet owners. thom tillis, cutting our schools, giving breaks to the wealthy. democratic senatorial campaign committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> in the private sector, businesses are built on accountability. accountability is foreign language in washington. obamacare is a disaster, but the president woken admit it. thet of control and neither party has stopped it. kay hagan enabled president obama's worst ideas. she refuses to clean up his mess. so you and i have to clean up hers. i'm thom tillis. i approved this message and that's why i'm running for the u.s. senate. >> some of the political ads running in north carolina for that state's senate race. we will have live coverage again today of the debate between democratic incumbent kay hagan and her republican challenger thom tillis. that gets underway at 7:00 eastern on

if you're tired of the rhetoric and you want results, please vote for thom tillis. >> thank you. senator hagan, your turn. >> thank you for tuning in tonight. tonight is a choice. i approach this job with common sense. solving problems and how we can put our middle class first and making the economy work for everyone. the speaker tillis has different priorities. the wrong priorities. and every opportunity he has fought for policies that are taking our state backwards. he has put tax cuts for millionaires and the corporations before our students, before women, before our middle class. and ultimately, before our future. tonight, you will be able to examine our true priorities. please listen to whom we are fighting for. speaker tillis feels those who have the most should get the most help. i believe that our middle class and small businesses come first, in the economy should work not just for the wealthy, but for everyone. >> thank you, senator hagan. the first question goes to speaker tillis. yesterday, new video surfaced of the second american being executed by isis, otherwise kno

. >> former florida governor jeb bush, republican thomas this week in one of the -- thom tillis. he has been calling on republican heavy weights for support. he spoke on issues he is officer vent about. one, immigration reform. he is a proponent for education standards for common core disliked by gop actists. the -- activists. he gently put distance between himself and his guest of honor on these issues and voiced far more conservative instances on immigration than did mr. bush. >> question, if jeb bush decides to run for president in 2016, is he too moderate for the republican base or is he just what the doctor ordered? >> too moderate for the republican base. you take common core. bobby jindal was in favor. >> who? favor. >> the governor of louisiana. he's had on to run innia way from that. >> marco rubio. marco rubio is a u.s. senator from florida. damaged deeply by his support for immigration reform. he's run away from it. he doesn't have the fire in the bell april. he hasn't run -- belly. he hasn't run for a dozen years or more. >> he is getting warm apd these two issues wil

caller: thom tillis. north carolina has gone backwards.on't think they will get back in there no more. the republicans party are taking from poor people. think about a chicken, a fat chicken. host: william and elizabeth city, north carolina. jay in middletown, connecticut our line for independents. caller: morning. ir the midterm elections, would have to say, focusing on the country would be the primary concern of mine. of war.en through a lot we have a lot of troops coming home. there is a lot of foreign issues. i feel, you know, the recovery of this country is what is most important. our people. not only that, but securing our borders. so, you know, threats of any sort can't get through. i think that should be, you know, the number one priority. and concerning the political 6, you know, 201 it's not easy these days to pick a president. yournow, you have to do homework. know, you never know what they will do when they get in office. you know what? there's good people in this world that want that position. know,ow, hopefully, you whoever t

wednesday, he went to north carolina for thom tillis, using an appearance at a lighting company to focus on election speculation, and he is fuelling a speckuallation about a presidential run. >> i did this every election cycle. because it was speculation, no one cared then. now it's a bigger deal. i can't answer that, why it's important. i want to make sure that republicans gain control of senate. >> another potential 2016 governor, rick perry, has been excused of attending pre-trial hearings in his abuse of trial. bewildered. >> in my 20 years of practice i never had a defense lawyer show up saying can my client not appear. court. >> this judge did not laugh, granting his request. heidi zhou-castro has more. >> it's a victory for perry's legal team, asking the judge to excuse the governor as it travels to europe. the purpose of the trip is to spread the word about the texas economy. according to a british think tank at which katy perry is scheduled to speak a day after the hearing. on the agenda he'll talk about foreign policy, an indication that the trip is geared towards a run at the

watch north carolina republican thom tillis debating kay hagan this wednesday night.an's response to him. >> that's reality. that's math. that's something that kay needs to accept. kay's answer leads me to believe she hasn't been in north carolina lately. kay's math just doesn't add up. here's something you should know a lot about being a senior appropriations chair, kay. you know, kay, if you read the budget. i just think again that senator h hagan really needs to understand and maybe spend more time in the states. >> i'm actually insulted by his comments. i was a vice president at a bank. i wrote billion dollar state budgets in the state of north carolina. i understand math. even when i was a teenager i worked at my dad's tire store and didlayaway for people buying tires. i understand math. >> anyway, one north carolina reporter wrote, "tom tillis stopped just short of calling kay hagan little lady." anyway talking down to your female opponent may not be the best strategy. remember what happened when vice president george herbert walker bush attempted to explain som

races like north carolina, they bought nearly 9,000 adds, hammering the republican tanned date, thom tillis. he shares a hit list, tucks in taxes, obama care and others. the billionaire brother are expected to spend $290 million these midterms, mostly through a complicated web of dark money organizations. >> there are plenty other organisations that are nonprofit 501 social welfare groups linked to the koch brothers, directly or indirectly. r. >> reporter: the koch brothers used closed door seminars to raise catch. past attendees include los angeles casino mogul sheldon adelson. he spent $100 million in the 2012 presidential election, and has so far committed $10 million this year to karl rove's crossroads g.p.s. nonprofit. with the meetings known to raise as much as $50 mill crion a pop the departments have taken on their own hush-hush affairs. the democracy alliance, launched in 2005 aims to: it's helped to steer $500 million to liberal groups. attendees include billionaire financier bill soro, and tom steyr, who personally donated $26 million, and runs his own political nonprofit - next

one with thom tillis and kay hagan.llis who actually kills equal pay, the equal pay bill in his state and he supports personhood which actually means that they want to take the iud out of circulation for women. now, the -- out of circulation for couples actually because men get benefits from the iud too. so those are candidates we want you to know will have an impact on your life if they win. >> and this is so interesting because in the debate one of the things that was so interesting to me that thom tillis the republican said is women should have more access to contra spgs including over-the-counter contraception. i was taken aback because i've not seen him take that position but it was clearly to close a wide gender gap in that state and there are other republican candidates who say there should be more broad access to contraceptive. >> yes. i think the contraception you can buy over the counter without your doctor being involved is less reliable. of course, you can use condoms but it is not as reliable as something l

i am thom tillis. i came up in the real world. i have been a cook and a partner. -- thom tillis. let's make this right. >> hi. i am kay hagan. one of the things i love about north carolina is unless you are talking basketball, you do not have to pick a team. it's an idea works for middle-class families, i am all for it. i approved this message because i was so proud when the journal ranked me as the most moderate senator, not too far left, not too far right, just like north carolina. >> and a reminder that senator hagan and republican challenger face off in the debate sponsored by the association of broadcasters. you can see it on c-span. now, a discussion on the common core initiative and the education policy. from washington journal, this is one hour. : we'll spend our next hour this morning focusing on the over common core. >> we have our guests, including from the cato institute. and neil m mccluskey. invective to lace discuss the best educational methods. gentlemen on opposite sides of the common core debate. debate on rting the the facts, what are the facts we need to lay o

debates between kay hag began and republican opponent thom tillis. and democratic governor jerry brown and kneel kashkari. jon hu shares his opinion on international law and what little effect it has on powerful nations. booktv, mike gonzalez how he thinks governments can make gains from the hispanic vote at 10:00 p.m. eastern. sunday at noon on in depth, our conversation and your phone calls with the former chair on the commission of civil rates, mary francis berry. american history on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington during the war of 1112. saturday on real america, the building of the hoover dam. sunday night at 8:00, the pardon of gerald ford of president nixon. . . >> i understand the weather is always like this. [laughter] my only regret is that i missed this summer's -- [speaking in native tongue] and i'll try to come back next time and catch it. i bring with me the friendship of the american people, and i'm honored to be the first president of the united states to deliver an address like this to the people

thom tillis, cutting our schools, giving breaks to the wealthy. the democratic senatorial community is responsible for the content of this advertisement. >> a accountability is a foreign language in washington. obama cares about the disaster but the president won't admit it. the debt's out of control and needed four years to stop it. kay hagan refuses to clean up his mess. so you and i have to clean up hers. i'm thom tillis. i approve this message and that's why i'm running for the u.s. senator. >> raleigh tv station reports the candidates are tied in the polls with 42%. the same margin as early august. our campaign 2014 coverage of the u.s. senate debate starts on c-span. for the second time this year, president obama is visiting the baltic region near russia. he will meet with the presidents and also spend time with u.s. troops who were sent to estonia for military exercises that were meant to serve as a deterrent to russia. he will attend the nato summit on thursday. at 12:30 eastern, we will have live coverage of today's white house briefing w

i am thom tillis and i approve this message and that is why i am running for the u.s.> just some of the political ads running in north carolina for the u.s. senate race. live coverage of the candidates debate between k hagan and republican thom tillis on our companion network c-span. >> here are some highlights for this coming week and. friday live at 10:00 eastern on c-span the nebraska supreme court will hear oral arguments on the keystone pipeline saturday at 6:30 p.m. on the communicators, former fcc commissioners michael koss and robert mcdowell with campaign 2014 gearing up, what the latest debates on c-span. sunday at noon debate between comment to the credit senator and k hagan and tom tillis, incumbent jerry brown and neil kashka kashkari. un you are an international law and what little affected has on the behavior of powerful nations. saturday on booktv's afterwards. mike gonzalez and how he thinks republicans canadians with the hispanic vote. sunday at noon and in depth our three our conversation and your phone calls with former chair of the commission on ci

that's how her challenger, the house speaker thom tillis said she voted with the president 95% of thecan legislature here in north carolina. what's the bigger picture? i mean i think the really interesting thing is the debate about whether its potential executive action by the president on immigration reform, also the issue of minimum wage. the minimum wage in north carolina is $7.25 an hour. that is the same as the federal minimum wage. already today in this state it's all other the local news there are debates about raising the federal minimum wage, protesting outside of mcdonald's and other fast food shops. that's what's percolating out there. people are watching this race because if they start to dip in the polls, that means elsewhere the republicans have a strong shot of taking the u.s. senate. >> it is a very important race. norah, safe travels. we'll see you tomorrow. >> i'd spend a couple days down there if i were you. >> gayle. >> yes. >> gayle, gayle, gayle before you say good-bye, i wanted to show you because they brought us nice catering this morning. i know you like those

to your right is speaker thom tillis, who greatly serves as the speaker of the house in north carolina's state legislature.

i'm thom tillis. i approve this message. lets make this right. >> hi. i'm kay hagan. one of the things i love about north carolina, is that unless you're talking basketball, you don't have to pick a team. republican, democrat, it's -- if the idea works for middle class families i'm all for it. i approve this message because i was so proud when i was ranked not too far left, not too far right, just like most carolina ans. >> our coverage continues. nell kashkari.es >> also too many, raffle nader

i'm thom tillis and i approve this message. let's make it right.one thing i love about north carolina if anican or democrat, ideal works for middle-class families, i'm all for it. i am so proud that the national journal ranked me the most moderate senator. not too far left, not too far right, just like north carolina. >> kay hagan and tom tillis meet for their first televised debate tonight 7:00 eastern time. watch live here on c-span. matthew olsen, the director of the national counterterrorism center earlier today talked about the islamic militant group keep it fromrts to posing a threat to western countries. his talk at the brookings institution is about an hour. this past may, a man walked into a jewish museum in belgium and opened fire, killing four people. the suspect, a 29-year-old french national, had recently returned from syria where he fought alongside the islamic state of iraq in the lafond. day, a 22-year-old american from florida blew himself up while detonating a massive truck bomb in a restaurant in northern syria, one frequented by

a poll shows senator kay haguen is deadlocked with the speaker of the house there, thom tillis.hich do you think is the best et beth? >> if you talked a couple of days ago to the folks on the democratic and republican side they would say alaska is one of the toughest campaigns. it was a tough day today where one of the ads was taken down. we'll see what the reaction. >> outside residency hurt landrieu. >> it's about the run-off. there are few people who think she'll make it whether she's in first place or not. she will be course forced into a run are-off. >> what's the best bet? >> i would put alaska and north carolina. >> as the best bets. alaska and north carolina. >> are you filling out your washington post -- >> wait until thursday before the election. >> that's what with it's about. >> thursday night. >> i will say alaska is the best shot despite problems with begich has had. the reason is having travelled the country a lot, in the south barack obama's very name the poison. the only one of the four that escapes that basic cultural fact at least to some extent is alaska. tha

the first senate debate in north carolina last night between kay haguen and republican challenger thom tillis. >> that's reality and math and something kay has to accept. kay's answer leads me to think she hasn't been in north carolina lately. kay's math doesn't add up. >> i'm insulted. i was vice president at a bank. i wrote billion dollar state budgets in north carolina the. i understand math. even when i was a teenager i worked at my dad's tire store and did lay away for people buying tires. i understand math. >> i would say that was condescending there. we'll be right back after this. >>> comedy icon joan rivers passed away this afternoon after complications following throat surgery in new york last week. she was a comedic institution in the public eye for 48 years. she pushed the envelope certainly in an era when female comedy was tame, if you like. she developed a unique brand of humor early in her career. look at her 1966 appearance on the sammy davis, jr., show with carson hosting. here's what she says a man supposedly looks for in a wife. >> when it comes to marriage a man wants a wo

i understand math. >> a little interesting there, kay hagan saying thom tillis is condescending to mend that was a theme of the tillis' style there, you had a little taste of it how do you look at the race in north carolina right now? >> i think there's a fair case to be made that north carolina is the closest state in the country. the poll shows a tight race there are complicated a little bit by the presence of a libertarian candidate. shawn haw, who has basically no money, but is named on all the polls and i think there's evidence to suggest that the libertarian candidate is drawing a disproportionate share of the republican vote. i don't anticipate that the vote remembers going to vote for mr. haw on election day. you could make an argument that the polls are tilted in the direction of kay hagan, compared to what we would expect from her. it's a true dead heat. it's a close state in the presidential elections and the challenge for kay hagan is north carolina something gb to be a state where democrats are more dependant on young, nonwhite voters, north carolina is a red-to-blue stat

i am thom tillis. i'm asking for your vote. thank you, god bless you, god bless the united states of america. >> we want to thank both senator kay hagan and speaker tom tillis for their participation. they will participate in a second debate on october 7. this public service program was brought to by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. on behalf of all of us, thank you for watching and don't forget to vote. >> as you heard, the candidates face over again just over a month and you can check our website live the sponsor coverage. both candidates have released a number of ads over the past several weeks. some are touting their credentials and others are attacking their opponent. here is a look at several of the more recent ads. >> tired of being disgusted by the news? washington is completely losing touch with workers in america. the federal budget is a joke. i am tom tillis, i came up in the real world, i have been a paperboy, short order cook, warehouse clerk and eventually, partner at ibm. the

kay hagan is up against republican thom tillis. and we've got more thursday with the california governor's debate. current governor, jerry brown, is being challenged by neel kashkari. see that live starting at 10 p.m. eastern also on c-span. >> here's a look at some of our programming this week on the c-span networkses. on c-span tonight at 8 p.m. eastern, oral argument in the case of aclu v. clapper. the second circuit court of appeals hears a challenge to the national security agency's phone surveillance program. wednesday at 7 p.m., live coverage of a debate between north carolina democratic senator kay hagan and her republican opponent, thom tillis. then at eight, a senate hearing on sexual assaults on college campuses. thursday night at eight, the senate agriculture committee looks into school lunch nutrition. and at 10 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the california governor's debate between incumbent jerry brown and challenger neel kashkari. on c-span2's booktv tonight, let's drew talk about her 1975 book, "washington journal,

i thought it was notable that like in the bytes that you played, thom tillis was trying very hard toie kay hagan to president obama constantly, but not so much on obama care. he criticized hagan for backing that promise. you can keep your doctor if you like your doctor. but he didn't return to oba obamacare. it was more a general indictment of the obama situation. for kay hagan, she had some targets, that he was insensitive to women. that fits with her strategy of trying very hard to generate turnout among single women, in addition to african-americans, latinos, college graduates and the rest of the democratic coalition here. >> new voting restrictions, some other key states as well, but income specifically has shrunk early voting. what is the potential impact that could have in turnout in states like this one you're in right now? >> the closer the race, the more potential for an impact. early voting was very important to barack obama. he lost four years later. closed early voting sites on appalachian state. it is true that whenever you have restrictions of this kind put on, it tends

look closer and you'll see thom tillis isn't being honest with us. >> so it's a sprint to the finish could decide who controls the senate. what could possibly go wrong for republicans? joining me now is jess mcintosh and angela wright, thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> jess, how key are women voters this year, especially with polls showing democrats have a real shot at keeping the senate? >> women voters are the key to everything this year. at emily's list, we've done significant polling into segments of the electorate who maybe drop off in your typical mid-term election. what we've found is that women's issues are the number one motivator for these women. access to birth control and abortion yes, but i'm also talking about raising minimum wage, ending gender description in pay, paid sick leave. sense us data came out today showing that the wage gap for men and women for the same work has increased by an entire cent. of course if you're an african american woman or latino, that number is even lower. republicans have very little to offer. >> you know, economic issues are

in north carolina, a new poll shows senator kay hagan three percentage points ahead of thom tillis. a steep challenge for mary landrieu in louisiana. she needs to win more than 50% of the vote on november 4 to avoid a runoff. and if you look at north carolina, louisiana, arkansas and alaska, republicans think if it they can win three out of those four seats, this can ey c the question. can they do it? joining me tonight, john rralsn and john, what is the best path for the republicans to win the senate and do you believe the numbers? >> first let me say there are so many different paths that the republicans have, that's why i think the democrats are worried. there are all kinds of different methods for them to get to a majority. but these numbers that you're citing, the 58%, we've seen these before. especially during a midterm. you're focusing on the right races. the iowa race is a dead heat. you mentioned that poll. but there was a debate getting a lot of attention. they have drive those messages. you talked about kay hagan. they have thrown like $30 million at her and she's still i

sunday at noon, debates between incumbent democratic senator kay hagan and thom tillis. and from the california governors race, jerry brown and republican nominee neel kashkari. friday night at 8:00 on c-span2, john yew shares his poin on international law and what effect it has on the behavior of powerful nationals. mike gonzalez and how hispanics can make gains in the vote. and sunday, our three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair on civil rights. friday night at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington dern tduring the war of 1812. saturday, the building of the hoover dam, and 8:00, the anniversary of the pardon of richard nixon. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400, send us a tweet, or join the conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> also from the symposium on the british burning of washington, d.c. during the war of 1812, remarks from ralph eshelman. he's a historical co

the first senate debate in north carolina last night between kay haguen and republican challenger thom tillisd math and something kay has to accept. kay's answer leads me to think she hasn't been in north carolina lately. kay's math doesn't add up. >> i'm insulted. i was vice president at a bank. i wrote billion dollar state budgets in north carolina the. i understand math. even when i was a teenager i worked at my dad's tire store and did lay away for people buying tires. i understand math. >> i would say that was condescending there. we'll be right back after this. i am so nervous right now, it's not even funny. oh my gosh... driver 1 you ready? yeah! go! [sfx] roaring altima engine woah! ahhhha! we told people they were riding nissan's most advanced altima race car. we lied... about the race car part. altima, with 270 horsepower and active understeer control. how did you?...what! i don't even, i'm speechless. innovation that excites. i quit smoking with chantix. before chantix, i tried to quit... probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. along with s

thom tillis at 40%. kay hagan, at 45%. what do you make of those two. >> momentum is changing. two incumbent races we win majority couple extra seats. i think sullivan is moving rapidly. had a late primary. that is solid republican state i expect him to win. equally as important as north carolina where the incumbent, elizabeth dole last year, the last time obama landslide. not there this time. tillis is the speaker of the house and doing well and starting to gain momentum. martha: we're running out of time. georgia, these are joe's key races. david perdue at 45. nun at 42. nunn. kentucky, mitch mcconnell ahead more than five. kansas race is really interesting to watch. pat roberts, 37. greg orman at 3%. joe, go for it. >> these are races if the democrats can pick off one of them or if orman an win in kansas, even if the republicans succeed picking up significance senate seats, democrats pick up one and it stops them. so i think these are the three to watch. if, because i think democrats are going to try to pick off one or hope orman wins and somehow, unravels the majority when

they're saying thom tillis is horrible, or it's teachers saying it's not true.f why is education at the center of a senate race? >> i think the way to look at this race is the democrats want to localize this race and make it about north carolina issues and in particular about the legislature. the democrats are very angry. this has been traditionally a very moderate state. the republicans want to nationalize the race and make it about the president and obama care. so that is what the ad has been about. and -- >> sorry, but i just made the counterargument earlier when i said that part of hagan's problem is she is linked with dc, and tillis wants to bring it back to north carolina. telling his story, being a paper boy, where he lived, it felt like he was trying to make it more about north carolina. but you see hagan making it about north carolina? >> the issue that has been the cutting issue, and the reason that all of the polls, the ad that has really shown movement for hagan is the teacher issue. . that is the issue that moved voters and it is really people blami

democrats lead by 3 1/2, they have piled millions upon millions of negative advertising dollars against thom tillis and -- bill: working for kay hagan against to tillis. >> no, it reduced his number but she is stuck at 45, 46. he is now climbing back up. a long way to go yet. in the 30 some odd days left. bill: dig into your hat. we'll check in with you every couple of days. i left the map at 50-50. i think it is that close an you agree. thank you, karl rove live in austin. martha. martha: the trial of a u.s. marine jailed in mexico is entering what experts call a key phase. what a court ordered psychiatrist will add to the proceedings. we're live in ewanna with that plus this. [engine revving] >> oh. [bleep] bill: that is a disaster in the making at a monster truck rally. spectators killed when that driver loses control. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. red lobster's endless shrimp is now! the year's largest variety of shrimp flavors! like new wood-grilled sriracha

democratic incumbent senator kay hagan and her public and challenger, state legislator thom tillis. polling indicates that the race is a tossup. next, a center for strategic and international studies discussion on global health. panelists include director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. olapredicts that the eb outbreak will soon be a security issue. this will an hour and a >> thank you for joining us the first day after labor day. summer is over and fall is beginning, we are thrilled today to come together as a of larry's work and his important opus on global health law that has come out this year. when larry raised the idea a few having a bookut event, we do different kinds of book events. we were honored to be able to do that. he is such a pillar of our community here. he has done so much over the years in leadership at the o'neill school of medicine and his prolific output. he has had so much influence over all of us in such a constructive, forward looking, gracious way that we thought it was a great occasion. forward l, gracious way that we thought

the democratic incumbent kay go up against thom tillis. >> we'll talk to a reporter leading the race. >> washington has completely lost touch work american. the federal budget's a joke. i'm tom tillis, came up in the real world. . the senate could use more people for a living. few of the politicians who made this metsdz. lote's make this right. >> i'm kay hagan, one of the things that i love about north carolina is that unless you're talking basketball you don't have to pick a team. that's how i get results from frontier at home. or republican, for democrat. i approve this message because a as so proud with nonpartisan national senator, not too far left. not too far right. just right, north carolina. >> we turn now to jim morrow with the charlotte openeror. the first debate between state house speaker tom tillis the republican, senator kay hagan. that's happening at 7:00 p.m. what does each side need to do? and who has more to gain or lose? >> that's a good question, john. i think that both sides have a will the to gain and to lose. this is really their first head-to-head matchup. til

sunday at noon, debates between incumbent democratic senator kay hagan and thom tillis. and from the california governors race, jerry brown and republican nominee neel kashkari. friday night at 8:00 on c-span2, john yew shares his poin on international law and what effect it has on the behavior of powerful nationals. mike gonzalez and how hispanics can make gains in the vote. and sunday, our three-hour conversation and your phone calls with the former chair on civil rights. friday night at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3, authors and historians talk about the burning of washington dern tduring the war of 1812. saturday, the building of the hoover dam, and 8:00, the anniversary of the pardon of richard nixon. find our schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400, send us a tweet, or join the conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> also from the symposium on the british burning of washington, d.c. during the war of 1812, remarks from ralph eshelman. he's a historical co

they've between incumbent democratic senator kay hagan and republican thom tillis. and from california, jerry brown and republican neel kashkari. opinion on international law and what little effect it has on the behavior of powerful nation saturday on book tv's " afterwords," gains for the hispanic vote. and on in-depth, our conversation and your phone calls with the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights. friday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3 the burning of washington during the war of 1812. saturday on reel america, the building of the hoover dam. the anniversary of the pardon of richard nixon. find our television schedule online and let us know which think about the programs you are watching. call us. send us a tweet at #c123. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> on thursday, former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife are convicted of corruption charges. the u.s. attorney for the east areern district of virginia spoke to reporters after. they will appeal. sentencing is set

-- this morning's poll shows senator kay hagan is in a dead heat with republican house speaker thom tillisttleground states that could decide which party controls. here's what happened in the debate. >> you voted with president obama 95% of the time. >> i want people to know i am the most moderate senator in the nation the nonpartisan partisan "national journal" has ranked me that because of my ability to walk across the aisle and get things done. >> kay hagan's voted with president obama 95% of the time. i think the real answer is she probably regrets the fact that she's been a rummer alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions neck and injection site pain fatigue and headache. don't take botox® if you have a skin infection. tell your doctor about your medical history muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. put the odds on your side. visit botoxchroni