there's democratic support, tim kaine and other democrats for unilateral sanctions against iran, the threat of sanctions against iran which could blow up a potential nuclear deal. so that is the next big bump in the road. it's more than a little bump. >> andrea mitchell in jerusalem, thank you for the time tonight. appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> as i mentioned, prime minister netanyahu's last-minute appeal to his supporters yesterday warning that arab voters are going to the polls in droves, "netanyahu of course wasn't dog-whistling here. he screamed the arabs are coming." joined by michael sheer. michael, let me start with you. in terms of the implications for the way netanyahu won this for domestic politics in the united states when it comes to israel,

lo hablamos con el senador demÓcrata tim kaine y el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez responde a sus preguntasa actriz diane guerrero de las series "jane the virgin" y "orange is the new black". ella sorprendiÓ a muchos al revelar que sus padres fueron deportados cuando solo tenÍa 14 aÑos de edad. comenzamos.

gracias. >> gracias, muchÍsimo. >> senador tim kaine.rte. >> [rÍe] >> gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> muchas gracias por tenerme. >> creo que mucha gente te conoce, no Únicamente por "orange is the new black" y "jane the virgin", sino porque has tenido el valor de salir a hablar por otros inmigrantes-- >> sÍ. >> y fue muy valioso. ¿quÉ te hizo hacer ese cambio? ¿quÉ te hizo salir a hablar? >> bueno, yo vivÍ personalmente, pues, el sistema inmigratorio aquÍ, en este país, que es superdifÍcil y no es muy claro. este, vivÍ--y vivÍ esas frustraciones con mis padres y tambiÉn, pues, creo que esas frustraciones las comparte mucha gente. este, y lo que me hizo salir, pues, ya no podÍa seguir callada sobre el tema porque es algo que me afectÓ demasiado y me influyÓ a hacer las cosas que--muy bonitas que me--que ha hecho que son seguir mi sueÑos, seguir mi carrera y seguir luchando por--por querer una vida mejor. >> te refieres por supuesto a--a la situaciÓn que, a los 14 aÑos, llegas a tu casa y habÍan detenido y deportado a tu familia.

gracias. >> gracias, muchÍsimo. >> senador tim kaine.Úsica] >> diane guerrero es una actriz, una joven actriz nacida en los estados unidos, pero de origen colombiano que se ha hecho famosa por las series "jane the virgin" y "orange is the new black". pero otros conocen a diane por una valiente columna publicada en el diario los Ángeles times en que cuenta la deportaciÓn de sus padres y de cÓmo se quedó sola a los 14 aÑos de edad. diane, haciendo honor a su apellido, guerrero hablÓ con nosotros. >> diane guerrero. ese apellido tan fuerte. >> [rÍe] >> gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> muchas gracias por tenerme. >> creo que mucha gente te conoce, no Únicamente por "orange is the new black" y "jane the virgin", sino porque has tenido el valor de salir a hablar por otros inmigrantes-- >> sÍ. >> y fue muy valioso. ¿quÉ te hizo hacer ese cambio? ¿quÉ te hizo salir a hablar? >> bueno, yo vivÍ personalmente, pues, el sistema inmigratorio aquÍ, en este país, que es superdifÍcil y no es muy claro. este, vivÍ--y vivÍ esas frustraciones con mi

and democrat tim kaine of virginia, who actually has been critical of the letter signers, but skeptical of any deal that could get cut with iran on the nuclear front. senators kaine and wicker, welcome back to "meet the press" for both of you. senator wicker, let me start with you. this morning i know some senators regretted some parts of the letter. do you have any regrets on signing the letter, on who it was addressed to, on how this controversy bubbled up this week? >> no, i don't have any regrets at all. i stand by the letter. and i think it is interesting that we have had so much talk about process, just like we had talked about process with prime minister netanyahu's speech rather than dealing with the substance. and, you know, i was struck by what i think i heard admiral mullen say. he said he fears iran more than he fears the islamic state. and he has reason to say that. i mean, this is the country that we're negotiating with on this agreement. they are the chief exporter of terrorism around in that region. the president's own northern command admiral just last week said they ar

. >> tim kaine says clancy deserves a little time. >> a new director is not going to shift that overnight. we have to watch the response to see how seriously it is being taken. >> congress will be watching. those two agents have been reassigned and director clancy has task the inspector general for security to investigate. >> it has been two months since the deadly smoke incident on metro. today, a follow-up inspection found more than 20 underground jumper cables are in danger. metro will repair and replace those cables and is including better training for operators and personnel, drills for first responders, and signs on emergency doors to make evacuation easier. an officer says he was in the right place at the right time when he saved a man from a burning car. it happened saturday afternoon. he was outside the american legion and police officer sharif issa found a bernie bmw with a man inside. he took action, fast. what i helped him get out of the vehicle and pulled him over to a safe distance. i hope this car does not explode. that was the one thought going through my head. >> the man

senator tim kaine told us that congress might have final say even though he chastised his colleagues for getting involved this early. >> i think the letter was extremely foolish. >> you'll want to see the deal. >> i'm a co-sponsor of a bill that would allow congress in a reasonable way if a deal was announced to review and vote on it. scott: now some believe that the republicans could get close to getting a veto proof majority on that legislation if it comes up, that would set up a really tough situation between the white house and capitol hill here. by the way, the white house today at least publicly expressing confidence that a deal can be met by that march 31st deadline. live on capitol hill tonight, scott thuman, abc 7 news. leon: thank you scott. russian president vladimir putin reportedly considered nuclear action to secure moscow's interest in krimea. he's making headlines after disappearing from public for several days. this weekend, russian state tv aired a documentary that should putin accusing the u.s. of supporting a coup in ukraine. when asked if russia was prepared to b

it does seem like despite what the 47 republican senators did, it didn't chase away tim kaine yet. >> it didn't. but, you know, think about what admiral mullen just said in terms of you have a president of iran who is trying to -- looking towards elections, trying to get this nuclear deal to try to move in a more moderate direction. those 47 senators essentially bolstered the extremists, bolstered the military position, right. that actually undermines the person in iran who may be trying to move in a more moderate direction. that doesn't help us either in our concerns about what is going on in iraq and the region, nor does it help us with our negotiating position. >> matt, i have to say, it doesn't seem like there is a good political outcome here for either party if we look at that and frankly, doesn't look like there is a good strategic outcome no matter what happens with iran. >> well, no, because, you know, nonproliferation is something -- we have been quite fortunate, remarkably successful over the last 30 years or so with nonproliferation. it is not, you know, long-term this cont

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that's the reason i didn't attend. >> tim kaine, the democrat senator from virginia. thanks so much. and thanks for being patient with us while we had the breaking news out of madison, wisconsin. >>> coming up an apology from jihadi john, the isis killer apparently feeling a little remorse. >>> and a fashion model is hiding after witnessing a murder. now a twist to the investigation as the suspect allegedly blows himself up. lots of news happening. stay with us here in "the situation room." the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going u

e-mails stay unless you decide to delete them. >> tim kaine, can you help explain the deleted e-mailsyesterday, because we had a foreign relations committee meeting. you might have heard, we're doing some stuff on iran and isil up here. but i've read the t cans saccounts of it and, look everybody has personal e-mails and personal e-mails aren't covered. and yes, folks make the decision about what's personal and what's business. she said, i'm releasing all official e-mails and the state department is doing that review and they'll be out and that's what should be done and that's what will be done. >> so i was wondering, if you were president of the united states, would you have your secretary of state operate on e-mail the way hillary clinton did and would that be appropriate -- >> i think that's a fair question, mika. and i think the secretary said yes, hey, looking back on it i might have done it differently. i wanted to just have one source of e-mails, not multiple devices, et cetera, and i can understand that for convenience purposes. >> but we know this isn't her first rodeo. i'm j

and a key democrat tim kaine added this. >> i share the concerns of the 47 that wrote the letter and the prime minister that were shared in the speech last week, but i deeply believe we should not try to tank and critique or under cut a deal before there is a deal. >> now the republicans who wrote the letter said all they want is a up or down vote on capitol hill. it should withstand sunshine and republicans noting back in 2007 in terms of the talk of unprecedented for congressional leaders to get involved in foreign policy. they recalled that speaker nancy pelosi met with syrian president assad when george bush was saying he was trying to isolate syria and did not want pelosi talking to assad about israel or other hot topics. and one of the republican senators defended it saying this is critical because of the potential deal, listen. >> we are demanding to see the details, absolutely. and you mentioned the talk it is it unprecedented and what is unprecedented is have the president and secretary of state saying they are going to negotiate a nuclear agreement interesting for republica

democrat tim kaine saying that i don't look at israel or any nation directly affectsed by the iranianrogram wanting to deeply know what's going on in the negotiations, i don't look at that as spying. and house reports that israel is sharing insider information with lawmakers. >> i was shocked by the fact that there were reports in this press article that information was being passed on from the israelis to members of congress. i'm not aware of that at all. >> should we be surprised is, monica, that israel is spying on something this important? isn't everybody spying on everybody? >> particularly allies on other allies, but in this particular case you have a lot of democrats who don't seem to have a problem, the white house is apparently outraged and even members of obama's own party are not. and the reason is because these negotiations on this iran deal are being done completely behind closed doors, there's no consultation, nobody knows anything and it's certainly being done behind the backs of the israelis. possibly seen catastrophic for the life of that nation, soon nobody can blame

like i said, there are still democrats like senator tim kaine will not come to the speech today. he is also pushing legislation to force the president to submit the deal to congress for 60-day review. just because you're not at speech doesn't mean you like the deal. i think charles is right. i think this will have huge impact on the debate. we still have this threshold of congress removing all sanctions which will be incredibly hard to overcome. >> we should point out, speaker boehner and senator orrin hatch, the senate president pro tem they are on the dais there. they are going to welcome the prime minister. politics here, what about this administration how it looks at this speech? the president is not watching it apparently. one would think the administration is. >> there is an interesting political theme. even yesterday during aipac samantha power gave a relatively well-received speech. they really didn't interact with his speech thanking people in the room. he did not thank samantha power. another small tidbit six jewish members of the senate and house not there, given propo

bernie sander the independent senator from vermont, e other jewish members of the house and senate tim kainembers of the congressional black kau sus who have publicly decide they're not willing to shy away from it. they're not even going to listen to the prime minister and the president of the united states is snot even going to talk to him. not going to have a phone conversation with him. that underscores the rupture that's occurred here. >> underscores the personal nature of it between prime minister netanyahu and president obama. speaker boehner assent this invitation after president obama's state of the union address. the prime minister accepts it. here in the states and our close friend israel you have politics front and center. it's one of the most pressing challenges of our time but at the moment it's wrapped heavily in pop ticks. >> it's also very pure netanyahu as we were talking about before we came on the air. this is someone who likes toing it up in american politic pps you'll remember in mitt romney's attempt to gain the presidency he sort of winked and said you know romney and

you have a former chairman of the democratic party, senator tim kaine of virginia, he says he's not going some jewish members of the house and senate saying they're not going to go. it was handled extremely badly. and they're now trying to fix it to a certain degree on the white house part. but the prime minister if you listen to his speech today, he was clearly trying to fix it. >> yeah. i'm not sure i understand exa kpabltly when he said i regret that became a partisan issue. 's not like it happened on the flight over here. it's been going on weeks. is this being arrogant or just higher bolic language coming from a high ranking democrat? >> there's no doubt that the israelis are deeply concerned about the u.s. negotiations with the other members of the security council in germany and switzerland right now. the israelis are very concerned about that. by the way that spans other parties in israel as well. having said that, everybody in israel seems to agree one of the major reasons that prime minister netanyahu wanted to come now, tomorrow will be exactly two weeks before the march 17th e

today, we asked senator tim kaine of virginia what the new director joseph clancy needs to do. >> relatively new so there isn't any reason why he can't go in and be extremely tough and aggressive right out of the gate. you know the sad thing about instances like this is they then tarnish all these other folks who are doing a fantastic job in a very difficult job. >> i'm told that this investigation has now officially been handed over to the inspector general's office to look into it. but what exactly does the president really think? i know leon you touched on it there but we'll go a little deeper into the white house reaction because it's been a handful of incidents now in this latest term for the obama administration. we'll address that coming up in the next report at 6:00. reporting live on capitol hill scott thuman abc 7 news. >> see you then, scott, thank you. >> meanwhile, former maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown is running for congress. brown said this morning he is now jumping into that race to replace representative donna edwards who recently lyly announced that she is runni

we'll speak to tim kaine, the democrat senator from virginia as well. he's pretty upset about it.e'll get some reaction to your interview with senator cotton. >> no democrats signed on to that letter. >> the timing -- jeff is here with us at cnn. that's pretty cool. >> wolf we'll be watching in ten minutes "the situation room." it's definitely cool but should you buy one? a brand new apple watch revealed. all of the can tails of what it does how much it costs, when you can get it. all that next. or is that just me? it's lobsterfest... ...red lobster's largest variety of lobster dishes all year. double up with dueling lobster tails. or make lobster lover's dream a delicious reality. but hurry this won't last long. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie's list helped me find a

. >> in a related note here virginia senator tim kaine says what's happening in ferguson and other police departments across the country underscores the need to confirm a new attorney general. senate republicans delayed a confirmation vote on president obama's nominee for the job loretta lynch today. abc 7 spoke to the senator before he made his case on the house floor. >> these are happening all over the country and it suggests a distance between the police force and the community that we desperately need to pull everybody together and not having an attorney general is a real weakness. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said a vote could come on lynch's nomination next week. >> advocates for police reform are in annapolis pushing for legislation aimed at law enforcement accountability. members of the maryland coalition of justice and equality spoke today in support of three bills aimed at addressing the tension between the police and public. one bill would allow investigators to investigate the death of anyone who dies because of the actions or omissions of action from a police of

in working on this bill with bob corker and lindsey graham and tim kaine and others, my concern was canrits of this deal or are some members of this caucus going to vote against it no matter what just because it's coming from this president and unfortunately, the events of the last couple of days, you know, they sort of mountain out that that may be the case. rachel, this is maybe the most important negotiation since the cuban missile crisis. this is a really important negotiation for america, for israel, for the middle east, for the world, very serious issues, the consequences if the negotiations fail are enormous and to turn this into a partisan issue is -- it just -- it's pretty sad, really and as a say it's bizarre because if these folks wanted to exercise congressional control over this decision, bob corker had the vehicle to do so with democratic support. but, you know, people like me, i'm staying with it. but, you know, this is getting close. i mean can you imagine, rachel, you know, you're too young to remember. i remember if the congress had gotten in touch with khrushchev in t

saying please back off, not just to the 47 senators but also to democratic allies and this was tim kaine's response on "meet the press." >> the deal being negotiated with iran is about what will iran do to get out from under congressional sanctions. so it is unrealistic to think that congress is not going to be involved in looking at a final deal. i am a pro diplomacy senator and i have supported the negotiations to this point. but any deal that touches upon the congressional statutory sanctions is going to get a review of congress. >> they are going to have the final say one way or the other, this is a treaty farce the administration is concerned and executive agreement others have been negotiated. congress is going to have its say whether through appropriations or the unilateral sanctions, the phasing out of sanctions that will be part of the agreement. >> senator kaine is right, the issue is and there seems to have been some confusion in the minds of the 47 that somehow this kind of agreement requires a two-thirds vote by the senate. it does not. however, it does require a lot of consul

. >> tim kaine, thanks for joining us today. >> we go back to breaking news in ferguson missouri thiso just yet, s.w.a.t. vans arriving back at the ferguson police department after three people were taken in for questioning. it was part of the investigation into the events from last night, no formal arrests at this point. we'll of course have more coming up in a moment. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on

corker and people like tim kaine and angus king and other people who might be an opposite force, if that haven't convinced them that my party and intent on disrailing this agreement, i don't know what will. we need the democrats to stand behind the president if this agreement is to have any chance at all, if it does come about. >> you're referring to the legislation which would require a congressional vote sign-off on a deal that were to come forward. corker saying he is going to introduce that. the question of whether it can achieve the filibuster now a very open one. can you imagine a different trajectory? basically we're in the situation where you've got these very stern words from the white house towards the netanyahu government. you've got the deal looming. you've got a strategic bilateral alliance between the u.s. and israel that is robust and durable and built on a lot in terms of domestic, political constituencies, and strategic interest, et cetera. can you imagine a new trajectory? are we off on a new path here? >> i think we're off on a slightly new path. it's a path that is an

tim kaine was chairman of the democratic national committee and chairman of the democratic party and he announced he won't attend. >> elizabeth warren some think a presidential candidate, she's not going to come as well. that tells you one of the world's largest security challenges controversial issues sensitive negotiations is now wrapped in probably way too many layers of politics. the prime minister says he's not here to pick a fight. he's going to stand before the united states congress and the united states people and say not only is your president wrong on this but i don't think you can trust him. what is the white house saying? i think the prime minister is wrong and you can't trust him. the public fracturing of this relationship between the two leaders and to a degree between the two governments, can it be repaired? sure. that reuters interview you played of the president says it's not permanently. that's an admission that it is temporarily broken. the question for me is they are all boxed in. president is boxed in to say you can't trust the prime minister. i'll get on a conf

two senators, tim kaine from here in virginia on this. i guess we are talking a lot of pen pals. a lot of exchanges of letters. barney frank dealt with a new memoir. we have that. >> a lot of interesting ground to cover for sure. >> that's for sure. >> see you then. "meet the press" on nbc after news 4 today. >>> a blowout forced a united airlines plane to make an emergency landing in denver colorado. watch closely. you can see when the tire hits the pavement it is shredded. yikes. this is cell phone of the emergency landing. the flight was on the way to kansas city. shortly after take off, the tire blue and pilots forced to bring the plane down. it landed safely. the runway closed while crews towed the plane off. >>> this morning, rivers in ohio are expected to hit the highest, most dangerous levels as melting ice floods the area. it is a result of record snowfall there. stephanie gosk shows us what they are dealing with today. >> reporter: what happens when you take all that ice and add all this rain? rivers can't handle the pressure. in vermilion, ohio the water is spilling ov

like i said, there are still democrats like senator tim kaine will not come to the speech today.gislation to force the president to submit

that's why tim kaine and i and a group of other people that are not republicans are involved in the discussions with bob corker to try to come up with a policy not to derail the negotiations but to give congress a chance to take a responsible role in this. but i got to tell you, wolf my support for that is contingent upon some evidence from the republicans that they are willing to consider this seriously and i think bob corker is but how many of his colleagues are and not just as an opportunity to embarrass the president or deny him a diplomatic breakthrough. if the president's able to pull this off, the whole world wins. we ought to be able to take a deep breath and say that's a good thing. >> bob corker of course chairman of the foreign relations committee. he did not sign that letter by the 47 republicans to the iranian leadership. senator, stand by. we have much more to talk about, including vladimir putin. what is he up to in russia right now? he spilled a little soda on his shirt, but that wasn't the big deal... this story had 30 minutes left. the like really big deal was that he was with

lindsey graham menendez, who was a ranking member on the foreign relations committee, and senator tim kaineas been very involved in the force against the islamic states. there is bipartisan support lighting up behind the bill. the democrats had said exclusively that they wanted to wait to tell this next deadline for the iran talks on march 24. in some ways, getting the administration some space and they could argue that this could then the talks and that legislation and congress interjecting themselves into the talks could threaten results. when prime minister netanyahu came to congress, to some extent , mcconnell was taking advantage of the momentum there in saying that we are actually going to push forward with this bill. the administration had asked them to delay and they were going to pursue a two track and fast-track court in the foreign relations committee and outside of normal procedure with mcconnell seeking a hold of a vote this coming week. but there was such a back lash that it threatened the bipartisan support for the bill and threatened the chances of being passed and mcconnell

whether it's senator corker's approach, which my friend tim kaine signed on.'s see what happens over these next couple of weeks. >> all right. >> every american should want to make sure that there's a really strong, tough deal because the alternatives maintaining the sanctions regime or moving to the military option we need to think long and hard about. >> senator mark warner thank you very much. good to see you again. >> thanks mika. >>> up next all this week we've been speaking to women who run things and today that would be the university of pennsylvania. the school's president, dr. amy guttman joins us, next on "morning joe." it's a significant improvement over the infiniti we had... we went around the country talking to people who made the switch to ford. the brand more people buy. and buy again. oh i love it... we test-drove the escape... we both said, "i think that's the one"... and i really enjoy the pep in its step... that's the ecoboost... when the four of us go out we don't take their car... we always take our car. this was like a huge upgrade. it's

senator tim kaine repeatedly spoke about a missive that propose francis gave on ash wednesday, callingfor us to be islands of mercy in a sea of indifference. the ethic of nurses, physicians and other health care workers is to be that merciful creature. this would give them the training to better enable them to be that island in what for that woman or child caught in captivity must seem a sea of indifference. having passed the u.s. house by unanimous consent this amendment represents a bipartisan effort that will enable the medical community to bring relief to those suffering in ways that those of us who have never been there cannot imagine. senator peters is joining me in this bipartisan effort. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and help transfer -- transform victims of trafficking into survivors into people who blossom. i yield back. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the president pro tempore. mr. hatch: mr. president i rise today to discuss one of the most critical national security challenges facing the senate. specifically how we should craft an authoriz