tim cain, the virginia, i talked to him earlier and said it's the party's fault. cain, that deflection of responsibility is not leadership. bernie is a leader and he needs to condemn it without equivocation and without trying to deflect attention or blame to somebody else. and just spoke with dianne feinstein, a senior democratic senator saying it could create bedlam because of what they see on saturday. clearly an opening of sorts for hillary clinton supporters to go after bernie sanders and in his campaign as they see this primary season wind down, wolf. >> tim cain, often seen as a potential vice presidential running mate for hillary clinton, the senator from virginia. manu, thanks very much. the bernie sanders campaign manager had rather tough words for the chair of the democratic national committee. debbie wasserman-schultz accusing him, of quote, throwing shade. in a few minutes, i speak with the dnc chair and talk about those comments and the rift inside the democratic party right now. also today, donald trump meets with one of the most respected elder stat

one of the names that keeps popping up is senator tim cain.e former governor of the great state of virginia and head of the dnc which is a position he took at the request of president obama when president obama became president obama. in 2008 the senator was vetted to be a possible vp running mate for president obama. he was one of three finalizfina. in 2012 he was elected to the united states senate. he has taken point and been discussed on this show many times because he has taken a point on some of the biggest constitutional concerns of the whole obama era. today for example the house of representatives finally debated whether or not congress should vote to authorize the u.s. war against isis in iraq and syria which we have been fighting with thousands of troops but no congressional authorization. that was congresswoman's barbara lee's bill that they are voting on tonight. in the senate the champion of that idea that congress has to weigh in and authorize these wars the champion of that idea in the senate has been the senator tim cain. and

a lot of buzz about tim cain, for instance. what will clinton be looking for in a running mate and does tim cain fit the bill? >> i think the decision about running mate is one that's personal. she's been close to two presidents. her husband and president obama. i think the primary criteria is picking someone ready to be president of the united states and from there, she's got some time here. i'm sure the process will work its way along for her to make the decision in time that suits her and properly to people she's considering. >> joel benenson, hillary for america. thanks for joining us. reminder to our viewers, hillary clinton, she's going to be joining our anderson cooper live in the next hour. and coming up this hour. the sanders campaign joining us to talk live about his win in indiana and how his supporters will never go to donald trump. plus, wolf blitzer sat down with donald trump just a short time ago. what does he have to say about john kasich suspending his campaign? all of that coming up after this break. to help p

tim cain, the senator from virginia virginia is a name to watch. >> how once self-proclaimed self-fundermp is planning to reel in republican donors, but first here are the results to our "inside politics" quiz question. we asked who is winning that twitter war between donald trump and elizabeth warren. 51% of you said elizabeth warren, a squeaker. 51% warren, 49% donald trump, the recount tomorrow. everything these days. awards for rolling balls. awards for spelling words nobody uses. we get it. you're smart. they give awards for haircuts for dogs. awards for scientific theories. i've got a theory. nobody cares. but people care about cheese. cracker barrel has won awards for their delicious cheddar and they put that cheddar in a new macaroni & cheese. now, that's an award worth winning. and eating. and eating. and eating. ♪ >>> lit's head around the "inside politics" table and ask our reporters to get you out ahead of the news around the corner. >> biggest secret weapon is not hillary clinton, it could be bernie sanders. he's talking more and more and more about the need to defeat donald

interesting choice for hillary clinton would be senator tim cain of virginia. battle ground state. catholic. a man who spent time on a mission in central america. and then the other one would be sharrod brown. obviously ohio a battle ground state. >> thank you. >>> and is the first amendment dead on college campuses? professors trying to >>> the former secretary of state battling a global real estate magnet for the oval office. with isis trying to kill us, foreign policy will be front and center in the 2016 general election. how different is the trump doctrine from a clinton doctrine. and first of all i got to tell you, i love the book alter egos, great book i recommend them to anyone interested in the whole race on foreign policy. first of all, let me ask you about obama and clinton. are their foreign policies the same or different? >> they're different. and i want to stress from the outset i don't mean they're on the opposite ends of the spectrum. on the spectrum there are some significant differences. they're probably about here rather than here. but what they do have is a diffe

virginia's senator tim cain is joining me now. thank you very much. force. when we look at syria and iraq, let's talk about the guardian footage and the death of charles king the fourth of navy seal in iraq. not far from mosul. how can we look at this and say advisors only and not in the combat role. >> reporter: this is something i have been trying to get my colleagues to embrace. and look, we need to take this action against isil and at that point inviting congress to participate. since that time, congress has wanted to criticize the president but has not want to be on the record yesterday or no when our navy seal force was killed, he was the third death in combat. the 14 death of an american deploy over seas to support operati operation. i don't think it is moral that we force people the risk and give their lives if congress is unwilling to do our constitutional job and have a jo vote on it. i thought it was interesting of the story of charles skeeting and there is story of an active duty officer who filed a lawsuit in federal court dc who says i a

if she does that, she's going have problems, you know, if she goes with a tim cain that's going to befor african-americans. on the other hand, she might want to grab a latino. but at the same time, you know, frankly, unless she nominates sheriff joe, the latinos are coming out for her to stop donald trump. she has tricky math to figure out. i'm curious to see what she's going to do. >> i think it's going to be especially for hillary clinton a hugely revealing choice. donald trump has done some of his thinking out loud about what he would like to see in a running mate. help him with the legislative process in washington. that's out there. i think that -- and to contradict van a little bit. she enters as an overwhelming favorite. i think she has enormous latitude to choose sort of the running mate of her, you know, the best suits the governing style she wants to have. we're going to see. i think if she chooses somebody to reassure the left, i think that will say a lot how she's going to behave in office. if she chooses somebody to move to the center, i think we can interpret this as mor

tim cain, the current senator from virginia. they are former governors of that state as well and they are both white, which could be helpful for clinton and democrat who is are losing the white vote and could be concerned about that demographic as they expand among other demographics. >> the former governor of massachusetts comes up. who does he draw into the mix by having him on your ticket? >> right. he could represent diversity. he was the two-time governor of massachusetts. massachusetts is an easy state for democrats to win so he doesn't bring that to the ticket. he's been a part of politics, fund-raiser, a supporter of barack obama in 2008 and has become a rising star within the party. after leaving the governor's office, worked for bain capital, former employer of mitt romney. that could be a liability for him. he's been involved in democratic politics and well liked in the democratic party. >> finally, the one with the most passion, in fact, many were pushing her to run before bernie sanders came on the scene. elizabeth

interesting choice for hillary clinton would be senator tim cain of virginia. battle ground state. catholic. a man who spent time on a mission in central america. and then the other one would be sharrod brown. obviously ohio a battle ground state. >> thank you. >>> and is the first amendment dead on college campuses? professors trying to block naming a law school after guess what famous person? becuase they have triple zone protection. ... and reduce shock by 40%. so i feel like i'm ready to take on anything. (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyone can go ...except you. tried many things? still struggling to find relief? you may have opioid-induced constipation, oic. it's different and may need a different approach. opioids block pain signals, but can also block activity in the bowel. which is why it can feel like your opioid pain med is slowing your insides to a crawl. longing for a change? have the conversation with your doctor about oic, and ask about prescription treatment options. made on behalf of th

if you're going by conventional electoral college kind of standards, i think tim cain, the former governorrginia is a strong choice. if you can add virginia to what i call the blue wall, the states they've won in every election since '92 plus nevada and new mexico, you are right on the brink of the electoral college majority and i think that's a strong argument for him. on the other hand, there's an argument that she needs to energize the party more and perhaps a cain pick might do like sherrod brown and elizabeth warren, perhaps, corey booker of new jersey and others pointed out in each case, all of those states have republican governors. so if you picked a democratic senator from that state, you would lose a seat in the senate at a time when the senate could be close to 50/50 after this election and the last group, wolf, the two hispanics in the cabinet. both getting a lot of conversation as well. >> what about donald trump? who would be a good fit for him and who would bring him some bagga baggage? >> i think donald trump has one overriding need in the pick that ground him in governing.

now, carol, i should add i just talked to tim cain, the virginia democrat who is rumored to be on hillaryclinton's short list to be vice president. he also took exception to sanders' statement and said he's very concerned and said that sanders should condemn them and condemn the actions by his supporters. it's a deflection of leadership and said that is not real leadership what sanders has done. you're hearing that pension that's been growing over the recent weeks and months. >> manu raju reporting live from capitol hill. as you heard manu say, his campaign is pushing back. listen. >> he cat gorically condemns any kind of threats that went on. absolutely unacceptable. debbie wasserman schultz, we can have a long conversation about how she's been throwing shade on the sanders campaign since the very beginning. >> joining me now is brian fallon, the press secretary for hillary for america. welcome. >> thanks for having any. >> you heard what he said, bernie sanders condemns the violence, doesn't approve of it. how much stronger can you be? >> we want everybody to take a step back and mainta

i think it's more likely she'll go in a more moderate direction, like virginia senator tim cain, or someone more able to broaden the party. >> we're going to take you live now to the brookings institution. they're getting ready to get started with deputy assistant treasury secretary for international tax affairs, robert stack. talking about international tax policy. in addition, tax policy scholars and government officials will take part in this panel discussion. it's hosted by the tax policy center scheduled to start in just a couple of minutes. >>> good afternoon. we're a few minutes past the hour. we thought we would get started. i'm bill gayle, i would like to welcome you to the brookings institution and this tax policy center event. we begin by asking the eternal question, how is this event different from all other events? in all other events, we talk about u.s. tax policy and what it means for the country. in this event we'll be talking about tax policy in other countries and of course what it means for the united states. also, this event is the first annual donald c.lubik symposium a

president clinton was here, chelsea was here, senator tim cain was in louisville over the weekend meeting with ministers. it appeared hard work and a lot of effort at the end pulled it off for her. >> we were just discussing how this had previously been clinton country. so one would think that there wouldn't be too much concern for hillary clinton this time around. clearly there was a lot of concern. you mentioned everyone in the state there campaigning for her. also she bought some ad time there. she's not done that for the past couple of primaries. why do you think it was so close to call? what's the problem with voters in kentucky? >> i don't know if it is a problem. obviously the coalition in eastern kentucky plays a significant factor in the vote. i think bernie sanders has a clear message and a following. secretary clinton has a hard working group on the ground. we've had a lot of close battles in kentucky. kentucky has been clinton country. she picked up a key one tonight and moving forward toward the nomination. >> a lot of the races where it has been close or even those races whe

the only thing working for her, if she wants to pick someone like a tim cain that is a governing pick as you saw on the thing that the group of women that chris jansing interviewed the laughter, as willie pointed our. i could never be for trump. her best mess act. i continue to believe her best message is i'm the candidate not named donald trump in the presidential election. >> that's the new message, i guess. there have been many. over the rest of the holiday weekend sanders kept up the pressure on hillary clinton and what he calls establishment politics. >> what the establishment m always does. they do it today and a hundred years ago is to tell people in real fundamental change isn't possible. what they tell you to do is to think small not big. no, i don't want to mention her name, but that is true. >> nobody will have enough pledged delegates to win the democratic nomination. either secretary clinton or myself will be depending on super delegates. that's a fact. and i think, you know, there's some discussion that some meteor is going to say the campaign is over. she's the nominee

tim lincecum is the big story. they want him to come back with peavey and cain struggling. they've offered him a contract. threw 41 pitches. 20 teams were there. begun, you hear a lot of fans, you hear media people. bring back timmy. the giants front office keeping it it close to the vest. a's postponed in baltimore due to rain. and steph curry will not play tomorrow in portland. i guess he won't play monday either, game 4. >> he has to think about his rhythm. how long will it take him to feel 100% while he's going through that? what's his body going to feel light? ironically enough, you usually don't think about that with the mvp, but it's the playoffs. you throw a guy out thereat 75%, it changes everything. >> 5:30 is the tip tomorrow. this was a chance for okc to got it done. russel westbrook lost the board. westbrook, my gosh, over the spurs defense to jam it in. but that wouldn't be enough. 196 -- 100-96. san antoine leads that series 2 games to 1. the big story is steph curry, not tomorrow and apparently hot on monday. >> the nba teams are playing really tough. all right with gary. >>> a program rem

now, on a related note, matt cain and jake peavy are struggling. timwill try out today for over 20 teams in scottsdale. the giants right now looking like perhaps they could use a starter. it's going to be crazy weekend, sharks, warriors and lincecum trying out today. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you sunday night on game day. sinead o'connor -- and it sl about prince... the comments that sparked the dipsute. libs >>> 6:25. a blast from the past. arsenio hall is going after singer sinead o'connor. it's all about prince. the comments that sparked the dispute. >> a kpix 5 dispute shows a big local university could have the city of san francisco eating out of its hand. and it's sparked a lawsuit. we'll explain next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, the disturbing allegations revealed in a new lawsuit. weathe >>> a bay area school district is accused of failing to protect hundreds of students. the allegations in a new lawsuit. >>> hillary clinton is coming to oakland in a couple of hours. a preview coming up. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. we are tr

now, on a related note, matt cain and jake peavy are struggling. timwill try out today for over 20 teams in scottsdale. the giants right now looking like perhaps they could use a starter. it's going to be crazy weekend, sharks, warriors and lincecum trying out today. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you sunday night on game day. ♪[ music ] >>> hillary clinton is turning her attention to california. she will be in oakland later on today. we'll have a preview straight ahead. >> a lawsuit will be unveiled today after a kpix 5 investigation revealed that a powerful entity in the city may be flouting the rules. ,,,,,,,,,,,, rit's selling you toilet paper, which, eventually, you will need to buy. and if you buy it or anything else using the new chase freedom unlimited card, you can earn unlimited 1.5% cash back. so you can also earn 1.5% cash back on that moisturizer. or wood paneling, or an even more haunting toilet paper dispenser. then you can spend that cash on anything. like therapy. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exact

cain was knocked out in the 1st inning. >>> with the current state of the giants, it could be an opportune time for tim lincecum in arizona. he is scheduled to pitch in front of representatives of 20 teams. he has not pitched in games since he underwent surgery in september. he could latch on to another team. giants have said that they are interested in him as a reliever. >> we'll have to see. >>> and today is willie mace' 85th birthday. he will be honored today by the city, dedicated a cable car to him. with the number 24. >>> foreboding skies all across the bay area, rosemary. >> yes, a little damp there. going to be mostly cloudy, a few scattered showers will be possible but fairly widespread. clouds at this hour. here is a look at the numbers at this point as we take a look into san francisco. visibility is down some. you can see as well. santa rosa, 58 degrees, 55 in san francisco. oakland at 57. live more at 56 for you. and san jose, upper 50s outside your door. back to storm tracker 2. this is the system that wave been track for some time. a couple of days ago, it was out here over the pack, slowly shifting easemen

tim pawlenty eventually concluded that he dropped out too early. because after he dropped out, people like newt gingrich and weaker candidates like herman cain publicbubbled to the to the polls and everybody watched that and said, how can i harbor my resources so i can stay in as long as santorum who is the one who measured the resources enough to stay in for the long run. nobody wanted to be the tim pawlenty who dropped out too early and no one was. >> waiting for the lightning bolt that never came, though. >> right. it's not there. >> looking ahead to the fall, trump versus hillary clinton, these debates, this could be the most watched event in history. >> if he shows up for the debates. you know, he's set a precedent for not showing up for debate in the primaries. he has to agree to do the debates. he may look at the polls and think, what can the debates do for me? there's nothing positive they can do for me. he doesn't have to show up. and they won't hold them. they won't just stand there and ask questions of hillary clinton. so he may make the tactical decision not to show up for those debates, but if he does, i think he will probably be able to surv