>> i'm tim kaine. ♪ >> stephen: have you ever met tim kaine?ine, dwight kaufman, senator kaine. senator kaine is new to a lot of americans. >> yes. >> stephen: do you happen to know what state he's from? >> virginia. >> stephen: do you want to quiz him on anything? >> off daughter in college. >> stephen: yes, and her name is? >> helena. incorrect. >> stephen: incorrect. that is not your daughter's name. senator. >> melania. (laughter) >> stephen: no. close. >> stephen: what does this say that help doesn't know his daughter's name. >> i think he must be an imposter. >> i'm tim kaine (speaking spanish) >> stephen: and fluent in spanish, as far as you know. ♪ ♪ this is tim kaine ♪ senator from virginia what's your name. >> say ray. sha. >> stephen: which one is the mother. >> this one. >> stephen: that's a good one. okay, did you follow american politics? >> yes. >> stephen: so who do you like? >> hillary. >> stephen: hillary. would you be interested in meeting hillary clinton's vice presidential candidate? >> yes. >> stephen: is that exciting? wh

running mate. >> tim kaine. >> stephen: from? virginia. >> stephen: can you pick him out of the crowd? >> no. >> stephen: look over there. is that him? >> stephen: come here. senator. >> hello. >> stephen: senator kaine. hello. >> stephen: anything you want to ask tim kaine. >> what was the best part about city? >> working with the local government. >> stephen: what city was this, stir? >> richmond city? >> stephen: richmond city, virginia. >> what was the worst part? >> stephen: just a second. you were the mayor of richmond city, virginia? >> yes. >> stephen: tim kaine here! i have the real tim kaine! any message you would like to get to hillary clinton? he spends a lot of time with her. >> a lot of time. >> stephen: great lady. tell the funny story about how you an hillary clinton were at the bar and got locked in. >> i can't tell that story. >> stephen: you got locked in the bar and had nothing to eat so you had to drink liquor all the time. >> that's what we did. >> stephen: the rest of your life you know this is what tim kain

he feels that tim kaine went overboard here.and over the top. democrats who don't denounce are complicit. they are trying to put the ball in the court of democrats. how does this play out? >> i haven't seen the whole tim kaine statement. linking him to the kkk in that way is over the top. as abby said, donald trump has given them a lot of ammunition here. if you say, to me the two north stars in this race are the consistently in polling. 60% of the country says they don't consider him qualified and 60% in one way or another say they consider his racially biassed or bigoted. 58% said he uses language that appeals to bigots. that number rises to over 70% among both millenials. he's create add significant problem for himself. he was not teflon in the primaries. everyone in the country was listening to the arguments he made to mobilize the most alienated parts. democrats probably don't need to go over board in returning to that. i think donald trump has engraved that image. >> i think we have the sound of tim kaine and what he said.

tim kaine is where it's at. >> stephen: did you watch joe biden? >> sure, but again, i can't-- no, no, tim kaine -- >> stephen: no joe biden. >> joe biden was fine. >> stephen: feelings. >> i nevermented to be called scamp by someone as much as i have. >> stephen: hey, sport. >> bedtime, scamp, late. >> stephen: assistant manager of a local hardware store? >> exactly. here, i'll open your beer. i'd rather you drank it here with me. >> stephen: so he's the cool step-dad. >> he's as cool as could possibly be. i never saw anyone more about to >> stephen: he can do it. he can do it. >> i think he must have been frisked on the way out. "tell me you do not have it with you, tim." they want to hear it. i promise you, they don't want to hear it. we'll slap it out of your mouth. >> stephen: that's your impression of hillary clinton? >> that's right. i will open hand slap it out of your mouth. i so wanted to him hear say, "i hereby accept the nomination for ? ? ? ? i accept the nomination ? >> except my impression of a harmonica is more like a tim kaine impr

applause ) also tonight, hillary clinton's running mate virginia senator and loose-fit khakis model, tim kaine was there. the thrilla who's vanilla! now, see if you can guess which demographic they're hoping tim >> stephen: they're pushing this spanish thing so hard that tonight they introduced him by breaking him out of a pinata. ( laughter ) ( applause ) finally, finally-- and finally, the moment we all were waiting for, president barack obama who- - gave a great speech. did you see it? amazing speech. the guy knows how to talk. office. >> you fell for my brilliant wife and partner michelle. ( cheers ) who somehow has not aged a day. ( cheers ) i know. the same cannot be said for me. >> stephen: it's true. he has aged. jimmy, can we see a photo of him in 2008? there you go. yikes! oh! that's without the makeup. that's without the makeup. you didn't see that? you have to see him without his makeup. that's what he looks like. he wasted no time building up hillary clinton's credentials. >> you know, nothing truly prepares you for the demands of the oval office. you can read about it, you can st

i'm all about tim kaine. audience. that is the view of tim kaine in america. "oh, yeah? he spoke tonight?" i don't know if you saw him, if he's going to be america's step- dad, that was an exemplary performance. the dad jokes and expressions he is a tall glass of lactaid. his donald trump impression doesn't just not sound like donald trump. i don't think it sounds like anybody. ( laughter ) i would buy-- he even-- he did a dad flex at the end where the only thing he was flexing was his face. he went... we did it! ( cheers ) that guy. tim kaine. that's the star of the evening. >> stephen: yeah. >> forget the president. tim kaine is where it's at. >> stephen: did you watch joe biden? >> sure, but again, i can't-- >> stephen: no joe biden. >> joe biden was fine. >> stephen: feelings. >> i nevermented to be called scamp by someone as much as i have. >> stephen: hey, sport. >> bedtime, scamp, late. >> stephen: assistant manager of a local hardware store? >> exactly. here, i'll open your beer. i'd rather you drank it here with me. >> stephen: so he's the cool step-dad. >> he's

tim kaine was in asheville last night. he talked about bringing new jobs to north american and urged voters not to trust donald trump. it will be interesting to hear what he has to say what a hillary clinton administration would mean to the military. andy wall is a teacher. he has education on his mind. >> i think where his priorities are are similar to where my priors are and my family's priors are. he is a man of service. his life has been a life of service. that's what i look for in somebody i would want to be my vice president. >> reporter: tim kaine tried to use his spanish to appeal to the hatted know win the military community over to the hillary clinton camp. >>> local election officials are scrambling to decide what to do about early voting now that a federal appeals court struck down the state's election issues. we'll have 17 days of early voting in november. today o.k.'s board will meet to approve a voting schedule. wake county approved a plan to add seven days. the county board of elections office in downtown r

tim kaine was in greensboro on august 3 and asheville for a stop last night. he is expected to talk today about hillary clinton's plan for the economy and contrast it from donald trumps vision, specifically regarding tax policy and investing in north carolina. we will be here. you can watch tim kaine's visit can watch for our reports tonight starting at 5:00. in fayetteville, beau minnick, cbs north carolina. >> we will live stream the entire event at www.wncn.com. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> the republican party just spoke a short time ago about tim kaine's visit. susan mills said this about the plan for the economy: >> when you put a democrat in office, they want to tax us more. with more taxes, people cannot grow the economy, can't people because they are taxing us more. >> presidential candidate donald trump is heading back to north carolina. his campaign confirms a rally in charlotte on thursday night. cbs north carolina will have full coverage of his visit. >>> some republicans in congress say hillary clinton lied to them during her 11 hours of

tim kaine was a missionary. tim kaine was a civil rights lawyer.lary clinton from high school worked to help other people. that is what she has been doing .er whole life that is what tim kaine has been doing his whole life. that is what democrats have put up. republicans put up somebody who has spent his whole life working for himself and his ego. the very rich and the very powerful have kept american citizens confused for a very long time about what they really need to do. what they really need to do is congress,ats in the the senate, and the presidency, and see how this country can move forward for everyone. host: thank you for calling. caller: i am a republican, but i certainly will not vote for trump. host: will you vote for hillary? caller: yes. host: why? caller: all her life she has done something. that benghazi thing, nobody runs that alone. she wasn't in it alone. our people ignorant? -- nobody runs that alone. our people so, you know, anyway. she has been doing things all her life. you know what? with her husband with her, young don't lik

candidates, tim kaine is not likable. tim kaine is not a leader. he's someone who has already said that being a v.p. nominee is like being kidnapped. so he doesn't enjoy the job, doesn't enjoy being a candidate. where mike pence is a preliminary leader that comes off. now back to the issues, the clinton camp is in huge trouble today. of course they are going to be suspending the whole pence versus trump being on the same page. >> in fairness, both campaigns have had bad news to talk about this week, that's for sure. leslie, can mike pence turn around the trump campaign? >> it is possible. we saw john mccain get a bump with sarah palin, but how long will that bump last? honestly, i think donald trump does more damage only to him in this campaign than to his party. and i don't think mike pence can make up for that. as you notice, mike pence will say some things after donald trump has spoken. and then what happens? donald trump will tweet, no, i meant what i said. >> all right. we'll have to leave it there. we have to break. boris and less lee, thank

tim kaine can be a partner on those. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you so much for that. i want to bring in former senate aide to hillary clinton and we also have a former adviser to senator john mccain. as you look at the headline today, it's got to be the polls. we look at the swing states and national polls. they're widening. they reinforce. they echo, they mirror what we've seen and on top of those numbers, the list of controversies that have risen over the last five, six, seven days i won't read them all but the khan family and questions about relationship with vladimir putin and others here, it seems to all be coming together for the democratic nominee at least on this sunday. >> that's right. the bad news here for donald trump is it really isn't long until the election. it's a long way but not really. i'll explain why in a moment. it's starting to gel for hillary clinton and people have made up their minds about the e-mail and about donald trump's temperament and he's got the short end of the stick. so in many ways, this is now starting to be a campaign that's hers

but after these comments by tim kaine we are seeing that. has senator kaine stepped on the clinton message? >> no, i don't think so at all. listen, those 60% of the voters are -- those 60% of the voters are not getting these racist and support of bigotry from anyone but donald trump. he has brought this on himself. because if you look at the citation information the report in his own words, he's bringing it on himself. what's more telling is, is that after he's been accused of all of these things, not one republican leader has tweeted or come out to defend him. the report in "the washington post" that raised that question. so, now, i don't think tim kaine is stepping on the message. he's carrying forth the message that hillary clinton laid out a couple days ago that is, again, documented, it had citations and reports. and used donald trump's own words against him. and republicans going forward against him. and we're going to -- >> can i get -- >> hold on, hold on. >> without the teleprompter he -- >> hold on. hold on. scottie, we'll bring you

even though yesterday, tim kaine accepted the vpa. nomination, everyone in the arena was there for a different reason. it's the easiest place to buy weed in philly. also to see barack obama give what could be the last big speech of his presidency. before he took to the stage the dnc played a stirring video of his ups and downs in office. after watching the office you realize how much, more than any other president this nation has ever had, barack obama has touched his face. >> this is someone who walked into us as faced with multiple crises, each one of them could sink the country. >> from his first days in office the difficult choices he made as president would be only shape the country's future but reveal the character of the man. [ applause ] >> trevor: yes the presidents had a message for the american people about the mab who had a chance to replace him. >.president: this is not your typically election. it's not just a choice between parties and policies. what we heard in cleveland wasn't particularly republican. it sure wasn't co

now tim kaine is trying to help close that gap for her. here he is at a homecoming rally in virginia. >> just as i came to know you, so many of you in this room, then i had the chance to come to know virginians, the coal miners and the oystermen and tobacco farmers in south boston and high-tech wiz kids up in virginia and bluegrass musicians, whenever they let me sit in and play one song. but the beautiful diversity of our commonwealth. >> clinton also appearing to make that appeal as well during her bus tour in pennsylvania following the dnc convention. >> we wanted to drive through pennsylvania, a state i've spent a lot of time in, because my father was born in scranton. my dad played football at penn state, my brother played football at penn state. >> karen, it's going to be more than just football references that hillary clinton is going to need to do to get this particular group of voters. how important are these voters in states like pennsylvania and ohio to either campaign? >> you know, it is interesting, usually when people talk ab

there is nothing that tim kaine said that was not true.t was great that hillary clinton made the speech connecting donald trump to these racially divisive movements. because it is something that the american people have to understand. and by the way they already believe it. 2/3 of americans repeatedly in poll after poll believe that donald trump is racially -- is racist and is racially bigoted. >> we saw those stats come out the quinnipiac poll. the way that donald trump speaks appeals to bigotry. we'll see how this continues over the next couple of days, maria cardona, thanks so much. >> thank you, great to be with you. >> like wise. live pictures, mike pence will be live on state of the union tomorrow 9:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> it is a price hike fire storm. epipen maker mylan taking steps to reduce the price. you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the

tim kaine making a stop in lancaster county. the democratic vice presidential nominee trying to make inroads in a traditionally republican county. but in a year that has an untraditional republican candidate. >> we have two candidates that are out there that not sure they're the best for the country. >> reporter: a race that has also gotten nasty, with more than two months to go. how are you feeling about some of the rhetoric and language being used? >> the worst campaign i've ever seen. >> on both sides? >> yeah, on both sides. >> who do you blame for it being so bad? >> donald trump. >> reporter: roger daugherty came to see tim kaine today, hoping for policy talk on global warming. and looking for details on education. >> what are we going to do about education? how can our kids go to college? i have two young boys in college right now. i don't know if they can stay in college or not because i can't afford it. >> reporter: this is research for her. have you decided who you're going to support yet? are you still making up your

tim kaine: la primera prioridad de nosotros en este asunto es no separar familias.os separar familias y no queremos mandar niÑos a otros paÍses. jorge: tambiÉn le pregunta el senador sobre un posible conflicto de intereses de la fundaciÓn clinton y los e-mails. la entrevista completa sea domingo en "al punto". donald trump ha dicho tantas cosas contradictorias sobre las deportaciones que nadie sabe realmente lo que piensa pero la pregunta es si lo ha hecho porque no sabe sobre el tema o como partee una estrategia de campaÑa para ganar votantes. lourdes: dÓnde esta parado donald trump sobre su polÍtica de deportaciones? donald trump: ciertamente podrÍa haber una suavizaciÓn... alguna gente dice que es endurecerla, no hay amnistÍa pero trabajaremos con ellos. no hay un camino a la legalizaciÓn a menos que dejen el paÍs y luego regresen. lourdes: afirmÓ anoche. para trump busca confundir algunos votantes latinos dice este analista republicano. >> regresa con una palabrerÍa como cantinflas donde no se entiende lo que estÁ diciendo. esto para tratar de reforzar su mensaj

john: let's talk about tim kaine. at the democratic convention he lavished praise on hillary's position. >> you can see how she'll protect roe versus wade, guarantee equal pay for women and make paid family leave a reality. john: spends money, do something that's impossible. the first one threw me, protect roe versus wade. but kaine was anti-abortion at one point. >> kaine is personally anti-abortion. but he never tried to limit it as public policy. john: you supported the the hyde amendment which supported government funding. >> he voted to boon smoking in bars and campuses. near me in arlington,v, there is a restaurants called the liberty tavern. he had the owner of the liberty tavern say we don't support smoking at our tavern and it should be band everywhere. john: he doesn't support medical marijuana. he understands virginia is a trading state. he supported tpp. the very week he was named vice president, he was endorsing the tpp. the other thing he has been good on is insisting it's congress' right and responsibil

turmoil overshadowed what was the big news this weekend, which was hillary mate, virginia senator tim kaine. this is hillary and tim. they are either bumping fists or clinking imaginary mimosas, i don't know. we learned a lot about tim kaine this weekend. for one thing, he speaks spanish. whenever a white politician speaks spanish, it seems that they're bragging. but now that he's been chosen, i guess that means neither trump nor hillary are planning to make me their running mate. [ audience: aww ] >> no, bring me my podium, i have something to say about that, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i do want to speak about this. have been getting tweets and e-mail. my fellow americans, i'm well aware that both major candidates have chosen their running mates and i was not selected to be one of them. but it makes no difference and i'll tell you why. because i never went into this to be someone's running mate. i got into this race to become vice president of the united states. and i don't care who they pick. i will never stop running for i will keep running until christmas if i have to.

while tim kaine did most of the campaiging this weekend for the democrats. brian webb brings us to speed as both camps took jabs at one nats "lock her up" with supporters in fairfield in fairfield connecticut chanting "lock her up", donald trump blasted his rival, chanting "lock her up", donald trump blasted his rival, democratic nominee, hillary clinton on saturady night ( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "she is going to raise your taxes and put more regulations for your businesses which is going to put everybody out of work.." a republican presidential candidate hasn't won connecticut writing off the state. ( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "we're making a big move for connecticut" trump says, in november, he can win states that have gone to democrats in recent elections including pennsylvania. friday trump warned the election could be rigged and now his campaign is recruiting "trump election observers"- (sot - trump fri) "the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i really mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating

we had hosted tim kaine in 2009 and we are impressed with him as a person and an unusual politician. a much warmer more genuine kind of person. they looked like they wanted to connect and he and i both have a virginia background. his house is about 30 miles from the house i grew up in and a lot of people in common so it worked very naturally. >> i wonder if tim kaine connects to silicon valley in a way that maybe even hillary clinton can't in that. he has experience at least being a new her cal minority in some of the kmuns where he operates similar to a lot of folks in silicon valley experienced with the diversity there. he had education and a moderate background when it came to financial matters. in the conversations that folks out there are having with him in your event how much did his values impact the enthusiasm you saw out of that crowd. i don't know if you can contrast that. >> it's a very, very different experience. we were fortunate enough to sponsor an obama event back in that election cycle and he is such an extraordinary personality on top of everything else and obviousl

- sought to put her email scandal to bed: (tim kaine) she said i made a mistake, i screwed up and i'll do it different. a pair of polls out yesterday shows clinton pulling ahead of trump nationally...topping him three key states. brian webb for cbs news./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> clinton is set a joint convention for african american and hispanic journalists in washington todaywhile running mate tim kaine holds an event in wisconsin. clinton also made a stop in las vegas yesterday looking to push her plan to increase jobs. she first dropped by mojave electric on hacienda. the company is known for its on-site job training and fair wages. this environment is what clinton believes should be an alternative pathway to a good job with a stable middle class income without the need for a four year college degree: (( by 2020, which is not that far away, more than half of require a four year degree. think about that. more than half of all jobs will not require a four year degree. my job as president is to help more people get the skills you need to get those jobs. )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> clinton

now clinton, tim kaine they felt like they had to go ing there. are we seeing it's beneficial or serving them well meaning clinton and kaine or is it time to back off? >> clinton and kaine understand that their coalition of the ascendance to add another nickel to ron's royalties here. they are with the coalition of the ascendant, now it's $0.15. so they're pleased about that. what they have to do is to continue to rete enforce that and to make sure that their coalition partners understand the stakes in the election. look at what donald trump is doing by contrast. his new, third set of campaign advisors have obviously pointed out to him that unless he broadens his coalition he can forget about victory on november 8th. he started to weaken on his core issue of immigration. then his base revolted -- >> he'll dispute that. he says he hasn't weakened. he's hardened he says. >> he tried to move away from it. and because of sarah palin and others let him know that he'd pay a big price for doing it he moved back where he was, which means he can't broaden h

where donald trump and tim kaine will be -- after the break. also this morning -- th louisiana after floodwaters continue to rise. more on the destruction done in baton rouge - next. and just ahead -- how police agencies outside milwaukee when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible you decide coverage now. republican presidential candidate tim kaine will both be making stops in wisconsin today. trump will be holding a fundraiser in milwaukee..and then after that will be in west bend at the washington county fair grounds. a marquette university law school poll released last week showed trump trailing hillary clinton by 15 points among likely voters in wisconsin. and then democrat t

onto tim kaine. some of you may not have known a lot about tim kaine prior to his election as hillary clinton's running mate. secret, and close and open circles that he is absolutely a man of integrity. he has helped people throughout his life. he's been a missionary, a civil teacher, aer, a silly -- city councilmember, a mayor, lieutenant governor, the governor, and now the united states senator. is one of only 30 people in american history to serve as mayor, governor, and united state senator. senate as ahe can-do optimist skilled in bringing people together across lines of party, race, region and gender. in the senate he is on the armed services committee. the budget committee, the foreign relations committee and the aging committee. he is a ranking member on the armed services readiness committee and foreign relations subcommittee on state department and u.s. id management. an international operations in bilateral international development. that is a long title. i can attest, is an important comm

other running mate, tim kaine raising money.ampaign is making the push now to focus on debate prep over the next two months. all of clinton and kaine's events are allowing the democratic ticket to raise money for the clinton campaign and the democratic national convention and parties at the same time. these agreements allow donors to give more than $500,000 to various democratic funds. those are numbers nothing sneeze at. >> does money matter? hillary clinton swamping trump, but we are not sure that is having the effect it usually does. >> think about the free advertising trump is getting. >>> nine minutes after the hour. gene wilder is dead at the age of 83. we will look back at one of the most unique performers we have ever seen. that's next. tely my n rk apart the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce a

we are, you know, i always say, tim kaine is not trying to control my body, i am not trying to control his thoughts. pro-choice is a big 10, there are lot that say that is of but i don't want to sit judgment on my neighbor. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> just an unbelievable decision. >> our guy who knows everything about the broncos can't wrap his ou off his chest. >> a hall of fame subcommittee nominated 2 contributors for hall of fame election on february 4, right before the super bowl. those 2 contributors, jeremy jones, owner of the dallas cowboys, still very active, and former commissioner paul tagliabue. they edge out pat bowlen who was right there. it is an outrage that jerry jone ahead of pat bowlen for this nomination, by the way, it is expected to be rubber stamped later by the general board on february 4th. jerry jones as owner of the dallas cowboys does not compare to the success of the broncos. since pat bowlen became owner in 1984, 32 seasons ago, the broncos have had just 5 losing seasons. no team has had fewer. years later, had 9 losing seasons. since 19