and without really taking a definitive vote on the whole situation with isis. >> tim kaine, the senator a former democratic chairman and has been very outspoken saying that they should take a vote, that they don't have the authorization. saying the 2003 authorization, you know, does not apply, which is what the press has been referring to as the authorization for what he has done in iraq and syria. >> and it's, again, mark warner, even though he's running for the second term in the senate really trying to be the virginian governor, that virginians remember, one of their own. >> you've had a busy 24 hours. thank you for coming back here. >>> and coming up, more on the isis threat. we'll be right back. create things that help people. design safer cars. faster computers. smarter grids and smarter phones. think up new ways to produce energy. ♪ be an engineer. solve problems the world needs solved. what are you waiting for? changing the world is part of the job description. [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in inspiring america's future engineers. energy live

. >> reporter: democratic senators tim kaine and mark warner were both able to carry the 10th, but despite shifting demographics and many more suburban voters, no democrat was ever able to successful ly challenge the republican incumbent congressman frank wolf. he's retiring now. >> campaigns are made up of people who have to believe till the last day they have a chance, but national political campaign committees are not filled with such idealism. >> john faust said being a working mother is not a real job. >> reporter: to be fair the national gop is pulling about $1 million in broadcast ads, too, but it is still spending big time on cable and radio. in mclean bruce leshan, wusa9. >> we did hear from democrats late this afternoon. they told us the national campaign was putting $133,000 back in for some cable ads, but that's 133,000 he versus 2.8 million -- 133,000 versus 2.8 million they were going to spend. >>> after learning nearly 200,000 voters may not have a voter id to vote in the upcoming election, outreach is stepping up. the state board of elections says 198,000 registered voters

. >>> first at 4:00, virginia senar tim kaine is renewing his push for federal recognition of six indian tribes from the e major barrier to recognition is that many of the tribes' recos were held in courthouses civil war. he is urging the bureau of indi affairs to be more flex in the recognition proces> w followi reports now of a second computer hack attack at the nation's largest bank. >> why soldiers are shopping online for women. why would they do that? and why are you footing the bill? hidden camera inve >>> pretty comfortable right now. but thel be times this upcomi ween some of us will bg the word "cold." that's righ cold. what could wear. what you're going to need, a warm jacket, long sleeves, long pants. i return, how will this air mass impact the yard work, landscaping weather. i'll tell you, next. >>> you're watching news4 at . >>> we want to hear from you about the stories that are impot to you. >> follow us on facebook and twitte > now to a developing story invog a security breach at the nation's lar bank. jpmorg is dealing with another hacking of its computer system. accordg

virginia senator tim kaine saying my thoughts are with everyone at nasa, wallops and orbital sciences who worked so hard on this launch and relieved to hear no injuries

tim kaine had said, quote, you don't ask people to sacrifice their lives until the nation has debated to the mission. is he wrong about that? >> no. i agree with senator kaine. i think congress should be called back into session and debate this issue thoroughly. i think i had strongly supported his leadership on this issue. i'm not sure i fully agree with the authorization of force that he has put forward, but that is part of the process that it be debated in front of the foreign relations committee, amendeding with and dealt with. i do believe on the committee that isil is a real threat to our country. this is an area where much to -- while my opponent will make charges of supporting obama on every policy, this is where i differ with the president. i believe we need a more forceful response against syria and iraq. i think it is very important that we also have been calling since early march for stronger actions against mr. putin in russia. there is very little that goes on in the world and the world is dangerous. i will say the president i think has done two things on the issue that

virginia senator tim kaine saying my thoughts are with everyone at nasa, wallops and orbital sciences who worked so hard on this launch and relieved to hear no injuries reported. we'll keep you updated if we hear more. and continuing on looking at our campaign 2014 coverage on this week before election day, on c-span this evening, midterm elections and our debate coverage up next new jersey incumbent senator cory booker faces republican jeff bell. in south carolina, senator tim scott is running against democrat joyce dickerson and independent jill bossi. that debate is in an hour. and later we'll bring you a georgia governor's debate with incumbent nathan deal and his carter grandson of former president jimmy carter. and "washington post" editor ben bladlee who oversaw "the washington post's" coverage of the watergate during the nixon administration his funeral will be held in washington at the national cathedral and we will have live coverage at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. well, in new jersey, incumbent u.s. senator cory booker faces republican jeff bell. cory booker -- >> thi

expand to ground troops or other targets -- nick: up to the read more on that piece focusing on tim kaine, that's in the "new york times" this morning. have time for a few more calls. let's go to carol waiting in salem, massachusetts, on our line for democrats. carol, thanks for waiting. caller: hi. y got to speak up for nature. i hear people emphasizing that they're christians and emphasizing the talking of the on as an authority nature. well, nature was around, and so was homosexuality long before any bible, long before ristianity, and when we want to know about nature, we should look to science. science knows what is natural and what isn't. and i'm neither gay nor christian nor jewish. i am a pagan. pagans, by definition, is nature religion, and if anybody cares what a pagan has to say, well, nothing is unnatural exists except for corporations maybe. t i mean, the ignorance, the callousness that i'm hearing and the stupidity offends me deeply. what if i said to these people, well, your ignorance offends me, so please don't exploit it, please do it behind closed doors, but don't shove i

leave town to campaign without voting to authorize use of force against i suspect your own colleague tim kaine said quote you don't ask people to sacrifice their lives until the nation has debated and committed to the nation. is he wrong about that? warner: know. i agree. i think congress should be called back into session and debated this issue thoroughly. because i believe that senator kaine, i add strongly support his leadership on this issue but i'm not sure i fully agree with the authorization force ideas put forward but that is part of the process that should be fully debated, amended and dealt with. i do believe that sitting on the intelligence committee that isil is a real threat to our country. this is an area where much, while my opponent will make charges supporting obama on every policy, this is what i differ with the president. i believe we need a more forceful response against syria and iraq. i think it is important that we also call for stronger actions against mr. putin and russia. without american leadership as we've seen, there is very little that goes on in the world in the

tim kaine and his expedition. there's been three or four. >> this is a lot of data. these people get stuck up in the eyes. >> this is what they stop going to greenland. they were thinking it must not be greenland. it's got to be somewhere else so let's try the bering strait. they kept coming. be higher me, the great iron is there looking for the open oversee the didn't exist at the climate folks are telling us in the next 50 years there will be an open polar sea, at least during the summertime. maybe they were crazy. they were just victim of bad timing. >> related question may be. on any of these trips, i think on one of them at least, anyway, sql people played a role because they help keep people alive. this is on this whaling voyage of 1898, a little later maybe that became a movie but it's accurate. >> command of the north, or something like that. >> that's a documentary but this is a fictional movie based on fact that stars timothy bottoms and two other famous hollywood stars, and i can't remember. but anyway it didn't make big ag splash but it's a terrific movie