does that -- does that stand to hurt tim kaine, the fact that he has thatnder his vice president racee >> reporter: i think there is some image restoration for kaine t only in terms of his performance in the debate with now vice president mikeence, but when you look at the two most recent polls, even one with the plus oreit above an percent butou if ye incu at 62, 65 percent and i dohink corey stewart, v aggressive. ng the clinton and kaine together the best he can. he'll be fairly aggressive i anticipate during the debate. >> what do you think tim kaine needs to do to i guess sorel of prove hims and as you said raise that image and those and points back up. >> you know, i think strategiatc choices to make. willefe de coreywa srt as being too far to the right ceinnl oynairump and facing in terms of corey stt.ewar eresting what rolet more calm, cool, keep focused to his core constituents and stay corey stewart willn o try to jab him a little bit to see if he can get himip offt. >> we paid a lot of attention to the governor's race in virginia and really it went down to the line but you

first to join us is senator tim kaine, a democrat. mr. kaine obtained his degree from the university of missouri and harvard law school. after law school he moved to richmond, and for 17 years served as a civil rights attorney. he was elected to the richmond city council in 1994 and then mayor of richmond. elected as lieutenant governor and subsequently elected and served as virginia's governor in 2006. he has represented virginia and the u.s. senate cents 2012. please welcome senator tim kaine to the stage. [applause] applause]d host: next is mr. cory stewart, a republican. he received his degree from the ingin's goal of law minnesota. he works as an international trade attorney in his own .ractice he currently serves as the at-large chairman of the board of county supervisors in prince william county. during his tenure, prince william country was rated number one in virginia and number three in the nation. please welcome mr. cory stewart. [cheers and applause] we are pleased this debate will moderated by judy woodruff, who also moderated

all it does is give talking points to the far left, liberal democrats like tim kaine. ms. woodruff: is there one virginian you admire? sen. kaine: not a liberal, that would be my guess. mr. stewart: yes, there is that one. would be my wife. sen. kaine: i do not have a hard time answering the question. my political hero and my moral hero is my father-in-law, my wife's dad, lynwood holden. he was born in the 1920's in big stone gap and came of age during the depression. at that point in virginia, an awful lot of people looked down on people from big stone gap, on people from appalachia, consider ed them hillbillies and said bad things about them. that part of the state was not politically powerful. environment in that and as a young man observing the , fact that some might look down from where he came from, he dedicated himself to never looking down on anyone. he went to the pacific and fought as a submariner and when , he came back there was a one-party state, franklin was controlled by too few people. it took him 20 plus years since he was elected as the first governor in t

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tim kaine has held the seat since 2013. he was hillary clinton's running mate in the presidential election. this morning's debate beginst a 11:00n the western west virginia town of hot springs. this cannot watch morning, nbc will host another debate september 26th. chucked chuck todd will moderate it. there are 108 days until election day, november 6th. >>> did you forget to buy the ticket lastnight? that might be a good thing. now the prize is even bigger. none matched all of the winning numbers last night. so now theot jac has ballooned to $493 million. that number could go up again before new winning numbers are picked on tuesday night. >> we need to get there soon. >> looks like d.c. could use the money to help fix a paycheck problem that goes back decades. we'll take you inside the problem that is turning outbe t worse than anyone first thought. that's coming up next. >>> plus the summer is starting to work down. there's time to book a fun get away. we have tips that will help you avoid getting taken advantage of . >>>

virginia's tim kaine says it's important to read up before making a decision. >> i practicedaw for many years including before thet supreme cond a lasts and i've appointed justices in virginia to the supreme court. we do our own homework and will do our homework, prepare for the interview and hearing and i have some significant questions tvet i need to ddressed. >> joining us with a closer look at the fight ahead nbc senior political editor markpu murray. icans seem to be fairly pleased. the democrats already announcing their opposition, but how much interference can they really bring to this? >> yeah, wendy, you're exactly right. have the familiar battle lines that have already been dra here. republicans have praised him and democrats for the most part are either in opposition or that ep heavy skepticism that you heard from senator tim kaine. to mou know, i'm looking at the wild cards here andhe on republican side you have republican senator susan collins of may and republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska. those arehe ones to watch to see if they have any issues, particularly on th

it's legislation that my colleague, senator tim kaine and i authored to allow states and localities to use perkins grants funding for a number of purposes. one, c.t.e. focused academies. we encourage schools to incorporate the key elements of high-quality c.t.e. programs from around the country. and we promote partnerships between local businesses, regional industries and other community stakeholders and create work-based learning opportunities for students like apprenticeships, internships. we know getting that work experience really helps to be able to land a job. so we're excited about that legislation. it also includes important accountability information for our most vulnerable students to track how well they're doing, how well our c.t.e. program is helping them to ensure high quality skills training. when i travel around ohio talking to employers of all sizes, they all stress one thing to me, which is yeah, the economy is doing better, tax reform has worked well for me, regulatory relief is happening, that's great. but we're having trouble finding workers. in ohio today if you go

corey stewart attacked tim kaine as a constan opponent of president trump's policies. senator kaine painted stewart as ampubber s for even the president's most controversial positions. the two alsoxchanged jabs over whether the president's recent summit with russ's vladimir putin projected strength or weakness. >> a president who is standing up to the russians. and now, senator kaine --e now have senator kaine, who wants declare the russians our enemies. he wants to imperil that retionship, jeopardize one of the most important bilateral relationships that this country has. and if there's anything that demonstrates the difference between us, it's corer stewart standing up here and saying that president trump is standing up to the russians. president trump is caving to the >> kaine is seeking his second term in the senate. stewart is the long-time chairman of the prince william county board of supervirs. head to the nbc washington app and search virginia debate for more. >>> take look at the rain coming down in our area. some of you seeing close to six of it. somara has

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right after that, a virginia senate debate between tim kaine and corey stewart. that event courtesy of the virginia bar association. it was moderated by judy woodruff. that debate starts at 9:00 it -- 9:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. afterwords,"ght on " sean spicer discusses his book "the briefing, politics, the press, and the president." he is interviewed by michael steele. here we are in this space. how did you navigate that? we are both reagan conservatives. was in a little bit of a dance every once in a while? how did you do it? >> with respect to the president himself, is not traditional in terms of how he speaks and he has his own been a killer. he connects to people to the way politicians never have. i don't think he would have one denomination if it was not for that style. there is always this balance with elected officials. they say all the right things but they do not necessarily get anything done. in the case of trump, he is getting these things done, and people say i don't like how he interacts in these things. i'm a result oriented person. is the c

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first to join us is >> senator tim kaine for democrat mr. kane obtained his degree from university of harvard law school and after law school he moved to richmond and for 17 years served as a civil rights attorney.rv he was elected to the city council 19 before and then mayor of richmond and elected as lieutenant governor and subsequently elected to serve as virginia's governor 2006. represented in virginia in the u.s. senate since 2012 please welcome senator tim came to the stage. [applause] [applause] >> next on stage is mr. corey stewart, a republican.ho obtaining his degree from georgetown university's pool of foreign service and college of law from saint paul minnesota. works as an international trade attorney in his ownwn practice. he currently serves as the at-large chairman of the board of county supervisors in prince william county. during his tenure prince william county was ranked number one in childwi growth in virginia and number three in the nation. please welcome mr. corey stewart. [applause] we are pleased that this debate wi

. >> that moment centers around the first debate between incumbent tim kaine and cory stewart on saturday. stewart described pre trump as tough on russia. the crowd and senator kaine laughed. >> we hav a president who is standing up to the russians and now senator kaine. he wants to declare the russians our enemy. >> if there's anything that demonstrates the difference is cory stewart saying that president trump is u standing to the russians. president trump is caving to the russians. >> saturday debate was held at the virginia bar association's summer meeting in hot springs, virginia. senator kaine and cory stewart will face off in anoer debate. nbc 4 will host the debate. >>> flags will be flying at half star to honor the firefighter killed in massive fire in how d county. nathan flynn wastl bg huge flames yesterday when he fell from the ground floor to the basement. lynn was a 13-year veteran and the first career firefighter to die in the line of duty. this morning he is being remembered as a dedicated fireman, husband and father. >> everythin was to protect the family. o make sure the

tim kaine. if this just two years ago.ow do they come back and say we didn't like her or we were delusional two years ago. plus i want to play some found for you on her hearing. >> do you consider yourself an orthodoxed catholic. >> i am a cath thick. if you are asking if i'm a faithful catholic, i am. but i would express my personal church afail yaition or religious beliefs would not bear on my duties as a judge. judge jeanine: i play that because it seems there was at that hear twoog years ago, not just by dick durbin. but also dianne feinstein. staying she is living the dogma of her religion. i think that tees it up for people on her side saying enough of this anti-christianity stuff. let's put her on. >> she had such grace to be able to sit there when the bigoted senators make it sounds like it's . she has only been on the court for a short time. less than a year. she we know where she is on a lot of issues. judge jeanine: she is on the circuit court of appeal. alaina kay begaaelena kagan was. >> 50% of the picks from

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manchin, tim kaine and donnelly out of indiana. i like her because she is the youngest, 46.strict originalist in constitutionalist. at the same time, the thing appealing to me julie is the fact that she was a clerk for antonin scalia, and she did not go to when i leave -- and ivy league school. i would like that on the supreme court. i like amy barrett. at the same time i like kethledge as well. i would have to say cavanaugh is probably my third choice. conservatives overall, i doubt we will be disappointed by anything that donald trump was in front of us as a nominee. >> with cavanaugh you have some decisions on obamacare, that is a big turnoff to a lot of conservatives in the base. for barrett, this is someone antiabortion, a conservative, a catholic. a woman and a young mother. those things could help the image, if you will in washington. and the fact that she is antiabortion, speaks volumes but considering she is a woman. you do not have another man put in the justice or the supreme court ruling that they do not believe women should have the choice to have an abortion wh

as sure primary source for campaign 2018, a look at the senate race in virginia where tim kaine is facing a challenge by corey stewart. this was hosted by the virginia bar association. it is just over an hour and a half. >> let's move to this morning's event, which features two individuals running to serve as one of virginia's two senators. first to jn

not going to vote for anyone and even the ones who vote, for example, amy barrett the last time, tim kaineclear he will go the other way this time. paul: they only have, what, 49 votes. >> well, look, they know it's an uphill fight and this is a biggest for chuck schumer, it's his job to keep them united. if they were to lose a vote there, there's potential to derail a nominee and derail this supreme court strategy that the white house has which could be very devastating to republicans were that to happen. that is his goal, keep troops on board, whoever the nominee is, pair them down, finds something that makes them unacceptable and having mobilize into midterms. paul: keep the pressure on, enough of a fight, negativity that to the say this person is unacceptable that you scare -- >> this is going to be intimidation. two people, lisa murkowski, susan collins, they will be hit over and over, roe v. wade, women's right to abortion and try to intimidate them. she has said she want today know whether these justices are going to overturn roe v. wade, beyond that point, if they said turn somethi

democratic senator tim kaine is seeking re-election and his prior resume includes serving for governor a his nominee is corey stewart. both candidates will face offotn r debate to be hosted by nbc 4. that will be hel on september 26th at the capital one building in mcclain. political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd will moderate that debate. >> sunshine a clouds moved in and tomorrow we'll be in weather alert mode doug and amelia are tracking the conditions from storm center 4. yo guys wharngs changed? his didn't sound quite that dramatic. >> well, we've been saying all week long. expected rain from i-95 off to the east and we think it's going to be a little bit mor on heavy rain east of i-95 and that include the d.c. metro area right now. >> right. we do have the potentialor flood right now in the metro area because of how much rain fell earl der in the week. almost 3 inches. don't need a lot tomorrow thate will to flooding issues. >> got some cloud cover across the area now after se sunshine earlier. temperatures now at 82 degrees and winds out of southeast at 1

tim kaine and his republican challenger corey stewart faced off on their first debate and described president trump on russia and the crowd and senator kaine laughed. >> we have a president who is standing up to the russians and now, senator kaine -- now we have senatoran kaine who to declare the russians the enemies. >> if there's anything that demonstrates there dife between us it's corey stewart saying that president trump is standing up to the russians. president trump is c to the russians. >> hundreds of lawyers wer in that audience. saturday's debate was held at the virginia bar assoction mmer meeting in hot springs, virginia. senatorin and corey stewart will face off on another debate september 26th in mcclean. nbc 4 will host the debate. nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the pred" chuck t will moderate. >>> wild video cominga up. condo building collapsing in a matterf seconds, and it's all on video. still ahead, new details about what happened along this busy stretch of miami beach. >>> the prince george's county school system has a new leader. i'm tracee wilkins. com

we're going to get into what it means with a couple of great legal minds and also we have senator tim kaine his take. >> all right. that's about eight minutes from now, chris. look forward to it. thanks so much. and great get on the tape last night. amazing. coming up next, on the now postponed putin summit, a look into why. right after this. chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors we chose prolia® to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that damage them with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions, like low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness; face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have

basically in front of this same senate, she was able to win over all republicans plus three democrats, tim kaine, joe donnelly, and mnuchin. therefore, she has a lot of incoming support. it will be an interesting thing if the trump administration wants to set up this dynamic with democrats. if she was good enough then, why not now? >> given that description, erin, who do you think is the least likely -- rather, the likeliest to get the least pushback from democrats? she mentions donnelly. you can add heitkamp, mnuchin, as well. who do you think would be able to get through? >> well, i think that's a great question. but look, i think democrats -- and really the left in general is working to try to combat this nomination or delay it as long as possible. and they're going to try to use it as a bit of a tool in the midterm elections just to try to get democrats out to vote. obviously we'll see a vote on it before the midterms happen. but you're going to see democrats campaign to remind their voters that this is a big issue going forward, as well. i think in terms of which nominee is the easiest to g

that would be certainly come even tim kaine in this election was criticized for that. i don't think there was anything where specifically it was a question of who he represented that came back to haunt him. bp didn't do him any favors later in life either. he became assertive ne'er-do-well and his brother ended up getting charged with murder as well. he was also acquitted in 1885 and when his brother was charged, everyone started talking about the fact that other brother was represented by abraham lincoln. >> is there much historical writing the dissent about his work as a lawyer? >> the most famous trial he did was called the almanac trial. this is the case where two guys were accused of using something called his longshot, which was some sort of a rock or something and you hit someone with that. in killed someone. the first person was convicted at the trial largely based on the testimony of someone standing 150 feet away who said that he watched it happen and saw these two guys involved and it was a bright moon and i was able to see everything from 100 feet away. he

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. >>> virginia senator tim kaine serves on the foreign relations committee. was the vice presidential nominee for the democratic party in 2016. i want to talk about the meeting this afternoon with secretary pompeo. first, you were a candidate in this race and on the ticket. and now learning that two weeks before the election, there was r reaction?tion. >> well, look, i don't care about the president's personal life. but i think the issue that matters is his truthfulness. he's denied the relationship. he's denied knowing anything about any hush money payment or anything like that. but the tape demonstrates that they were at least worried enough about this story that they were trying to figure out how to get money to the particular woman making the claim. so it looks like the statement of the white house, the campaign spokespeople right before the campaign, that the president didn't know anything about this, it looks like that was a lie. then the truthfulness issue, andrea, obviously compounds itself with a whole series of other things that are going on and tha

major league baseball and the latest ahead, this afternoon's trade deadline where according to mlb tim kaineharper is on the table. i don't believe it. as washington is reportedly seeking pieces to rebuild its starting rotation. houston, defending champion astros acquired suspended reliever roberto osuna from the blue james giving up ken giles and a top ten prospect in return. osuna is serving a sentence for a domestic conviction in may. lance lynne was acquired in exchange for tyler austin and pitcher rio. to the action on the field in minnesota where the indians' jose romero slugged a pair of solo homers in last night's game against the twins. the all star third baseman snapped an 0 for 16 slump with the first inning hit into right field. he repeats at the next at bat, and matching martinez for the league-leading 32nd home run of the season. as for the game, the twins beat the indians 5-4 in that one. some power there. to boston where a miscue in the philadelphia outfield helps the red sox in last night's game in the fifth earning nunez an rbi triple after he lines one over the center fiel

senators tim kaine, cory gardner, jack reid and john mccain's bill would prohibit the president fromithdrawing from nato without the approval of two-thirds of the senate. that is the same threshold required to actually enter into a treaty. it comes as the house yesterday overwhelmingly approved the annual defense authorization bill which included language reaffirming the united states' commitment to nato. >>> big news from facebook yesterday posting the largest one-day loss in market value by a single company in wall street history yesterday. it was the company's worst day ever since becoming public after a sobering quarterly report slowing down revenue estimates and user decline sent investors heading for the his. shares closed down 19%, knocking $119 billion off the company's market value. that's a lot of money. mark zuckerberg personally lost an estimated $16 billion as a rule, falling three spots to number six on the list of the world's richest people. he's still pretty rich. no company in the history of the stock market has ever lost 100 billion in market value in a single day,

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>> well, you know, i was talking with senator tim kaine just the other day, and we were talking aboutcredible politician look like, you know? we talk about what historically a retalk about what a credible politician looks like. now we deal with people that are smart enough. they know enough. they have enough wisdom and they have life experience that gives them credibility to be able to speak to the things that the people they live among. it's a balance of taking the older established political regime so to speak and build in the new ideas of younger people that actually have a fire in their belly to do what they believe we need to do to when seats for the democratic party. >> well, we appreciate you coming. we will follow you closely. it's one that are key as many are around the nation as we go into this election. again, we did reach out to karen handel. she is invited. hopefully she will respond. >> thank you, martin. >>> so the u.s. is threatening sanctions on turkey, israel asked a turkish woman to free a deal that turkey denies by the way. >> reporter: finally american pastor andr

. >> virginia incumbent senator tim kaine is running for re-election against republican challenger cory stewart. they debated over the weekend. it was hosted by the virginia bar association and moderated by judy woodruff of the pbsnews hour."

she did get three democratic votes including tim kaine. >> he is catholic himself. >> francis faith himselfin the case of kavanaguh, he served on ken starr's committee that investigated bill clinton but seems to emerged from that with a very skeptical view about these attacks on the presidency and a very expansive view of presidential privilege. that could be very appealing to this president. >> it will be appealing to the president as he tries to deflect. look, this is trump the destroyer in action. i mean, this is the man who wants to tear down -- >> let me say -- whatever you say about president trump, i do not think this list is very different than you would have seen under a president rubio, a president cruz or president promny. >> now you're just trying to make me nauseous. >> brian, it's all seriousness here. president trump is doing whatever he is doing, but this is a very traditional predictable, conservative list of judges. >> it is. but what you have to look at is that one as john was talking about the things that will -- that trump will want to use to his benefit where as rubio

the answer is not as far as i know, that that was, that would be certainly come even tim kaine in this election was criticized for that. but i think, i don't think there was anything where specifically there was a question of who he had represented, that came back to haunt him. and i will just tell you that peachy didn't do him any favors later in life either here peachy became a sort of neri do well and his brother into getting charged with murder as well, and he was also acquitted. that was in 1885, and when his brother was charged everyone started talking about again the fact his other brother, peachy, with represent by abraham lincoln. so it was -- >> is that much historical writing that is done about his work as a lawyer? >> the most famous trophy did was called the almanac trial, and this is the case where two guys were accused of using something called us long shot which was some sort of rock or something, hold it and you hitt someone with it. and killed someone. the first person was convicted at the trial, largely based on eyewitness testimony of someone who standing 100, 150 f

. >> and to follow up on your conversation with tim kaine about the communique from the singapore summit and the details this need to be worked out in regard to having a survey to just the starting point, if you will, of a detailed nuclear agreement, when you have an agreement regarding the details of how such a survey of north korean missiles, nuclear materials and so forth, will you brief this committee on what? >> senator, i'm sure we'll be able to share some elements of that with you. i'm harkening back to the iran agreement, the jcpoa and had a declaration they knew was false. that is the administration knew did not reflect accurately the history of the iranian weapons program. i promise you i won't do that. i promise you i won't lie about the contents of the declaration. we'll acknowledge that if they're wrong. but i'll have to think through precisely how to share that information. i have a commitment not to allow a false declaration to form a pillar of a nuclear agreement. >> well, certainly -- >> the way it did. >> we are privy not just to a briefing but the documents and details

and right after that, a virginia senate debate between incumbent democrat tim kaine and his public challenger, corey stewart. that was moderated by pbs's julie woodruff. that debate starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern, also on c-span. sunday night on afterwards, former white house press secretary sean spicer discusses his book "the briefing: politics, the press, and the president. he is interviewed by a former republican national committee chairman michael steele. donaldld reagan and trump are about 180 degrees apart from each other. and yet, here we are in this space. how did you navigate that? we are both reagan conservatives in that regard.

we're going to get into what it means with a couple of great legal minds and also we have senator tim kaineth his take. >> all right. that's about eight minutes from now, chris. look forward to it. thanks so much. and great get on the tape last night. amazing. coming up next, on the now postponed putin summit, a look into why. right after this. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doct

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. >> and to follow uhm on your conversation with tim kaine about the communique from the singapore summit and the details that need to be worked out in regard to having a survey to just the starting point, if you will, of a detailed nuclear agreement, when you have an agreement regarding the details of how such a survey of north korean missiles, nuclear materials and so forth, when you have that agreement, will you brief this committee on that? >> senator, i'm sure we'll be able to share some elements of that with you. i'm harkening back to the iran agreement, the jcpoa which they provided a declaration which was knowingly false, that is, the administration knew it did not reflect accurately the history of the iranian weapons program. i promise you, i won't do that. i promise you, i won't lie about the contents of their declaration, if we think they are wrong we will acknowledge that but i'll have to think through precisely how in the appropriate way we would share that information with you, but you have my commitment not to allow a false declaration to form a fundamental pillar of a nucl