senator tim kane says congress must determine if the mass shooting in orlando was inspired by isil. >senator kane says that congress needs to have a full debate about the u.s. strategy and the war against isil. without such discussion, he says, congress is abdicating its responsibility. that's the latest from chantilly, virginia. chris gordon, news 4. >>> it's renewing concern about soft targets and places where a large number of people gather with little or no security. police across the nation on heightened alert now, but security experts say protecting soft targets is a challenge. >> we constantly have to balance our privacies and civil security and people need to be aware and they need to be alert, but they can't be afraid. >> you should be suspicious and seems to be gathering on shift changes or security procedures and vigils continue around here for those victims in orlando and in maryland there will be a service in greenbelt tonight and a candlelight vigil is planned in frederick with the united church of christ. in virginia the city of manassas will have a community vigil at t

tim kane, sfeert from virginia, also in the hunt as are other democrats.ut we're about one month away from when hillary clinton decides who her running mate will be. jeff zeleny, cnn, cincinnati. >> dave jacobson joining us and republican consultant john thomas. both in polka dot ties and they say it was just a coincidence. >> i swear. >> so let's start with you, dave. what impact do you think senator warren's campaigning for clinton is going to have on clinton's campaign? is it going to broaden her support? >> i think so. look, had elizabeth warren not been so much of an overt attack dog over the last two months of the campaign, i don't know that she would be standsing on stage with hillary clinton at this point being perceived as the top contenders. i think this was sort of an audition for her to sort of give folks a claims of how the two with would sort of perform togeth together, going up against donald trump. and i think, you know, the perception, the optics at least among folks is the two women look very strong together. but the question is whether o

tim kane, rumored to be on hillary clinton's short list for vice president. lindsay graham. bill nelson of florida where the pulse nightclub tragedy just ki occurred. they have come together and said, look, we have taken the proposals and measured them together. we've narrowed the list for which anyone would be flagged to purchase a gun in favor of due process concerns. then we believe we've given the fbi an important tool combatting terrorism. so far, the nra has not liked this proposal because of due process concerns, but they look like they're going to get a vote. it might just be a procedural vote later today. but there's a chance that that could get some real movement. who knows if it gets the 60 needs or if it gets a majority, but it will be interesting to see. that is something that if it were to come out of the senate, the democrats would grab ahold of and say, look, this is a bipartisan bill. you got to move on this. >> as i understand that, they are voting actively right now on the collins amendment. do you think that there are certain senators -- i know i spoke to

looks like tim kane, senator tim kane of virginia, used to run the dnc, may be sitting at the top alongsetts and julian castro, housing and urban development secretary of texas. >> yeah. look, i think secretary clinton has a lot of good choices, and i think this is a very personal decision. i mean, there's lots of strategy involved, but at the end of the day the candidate, you know, could be with this vice president for nine years, right, or 8 1/2 years. they want to pick somebody that they get along with and that there's chemistry. those are the things that we can't see from where we sit, right? those are the things that happen in those meetings. >> oh, come on. it's not -- it's more than chemistry. it's what the heck state you're from and what kind of people you might bring in so she can win. >> yeah, no, that's part of it, but i think there's more about this than -- i think the chemistry piece also really matters, and that's just not something we're going to have a window into in the next few weeks. i think she's going to move quickly though. i think they're going to make a decision

vp candidates who would have a slightly negative effect, new jersey senator corey booker, senator tim kane, secretary julian castro and senator al franken. time to bring in our panel, both fox news contributors. >>> are you surprised that sanders would give clinton such a boost because we're told that they're not voting him for that role. >> he has an enthusiastic young voter following. he's brought energy to the democrat side. because there are concerns about democrat turnout with the primaries. with sanders, he has the name recognition, the young voters that are really behind him and hillary clinton needs that base because she's having problem with a lot of younger voters and female voters. >> but guys, she said they're not vetting sanders. elizabeth warren, a little bit. >> yeah, he might help somewhat. she's not going to pick him. she's going to go with a safe pick. she's beaten him in the primaries. the names i would look at most carefully -- castro, sherrod brown from ohio and tim kaine. >> and also, a purple state, because varmt has vas collating over the last couple of years. >>> t

ntional wisdom isthat tim kane, a senator from virginia, former governor is probably leading the pack of bp choices on the democratic side . >> brett behr, we will see you tonight on special report, thank you very much. heather: great britain and european nations scrambling to confront a new reality as foreign ministers from the eu's six founding member states say that the uk should leave the european union as soon as possible. but one british prime minister cameron says exit negotiations will not begin immediately as he tries to do it again, financial markets and the other 27 eu nations will alsomeet in brussels on tuesday .here's what the city of london chair is saying on moving forward. >> it is clear this is going to be a negotiation. and had all be achieved, that remains to be seen. clearly britain is not going to get everything it wants. but on the other hand, we've seen already the effect on european stock markets with the british decision to leave and we think it is in the interest of the whole european union, not just britain to have an arrangement that preserves as much as p

phase, those on the short list, include massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, virginia senator tim kaneand housing secretary julian castro out of the state of texas. he has a brother, doesn't he, the castro brothers of texas, they are pretty darn famous, they will be at the convention here in philadelphia in a month. >> coming up mid-july. >>> 6:22. the phillies, i went to the game yesterday. >> how did you do. >> it was three to nothing arizona with no outs in the top of the first. it was fun. it was 95 degrees. phillies losing, terribly to the arizona diamond backs. the team's manager, he gives a reason, he says, my players can't hit. >> that is not good. >> no. >> in baseball in the good at all. >> not good. >> hardest thing in sports is to hit a 95-mile an hour fast ball. apparently it is. lottery numbers. one fifth of all the fresh water in the world flows into one incredible experience you can't find anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer v

senator tim kane says more needs to be known about the motivation behind the orlando shootings and hets to expand the federal list of people banned by law from having weapons. >> if we are concerned about the misuse of these weapons by people who have been convicted adjudicated mentally ill and we should be concerned about people on the terrorist watch list and that would be an important addition to federal law that i supported in december and i support again now. >> reporter: ahead what senator kane says congress needs to do to protect u.s. citizens from lone wolfs and isil's influence. >> that's the latest from chantilly, virginia. chris gordon, news 4. >>> the dangers of aggressive driving. the message comes from police in d.c. and montgomery count pep it's part of the area's smooth operator campaign. they used a dummy to show what happens when it's hit by a car traveling over the speed limit at 35 miles an hour and they called on drivers to just slow down on the roads. >> that's why we need drivers to take a good look at their own driving habits and see what they can do to change

including three who are reportedly already being petted, to elizabeth warren, tim kane and housing and urban development secretary julianne castro. hillary has said her top priority is choosing someone who's fully prepared for the job but there are also reports she is focusing on picking a partner with whom she has chemistry and someone who could interject the party, you are laughing. >> that's elizabeth warren or her husband bill. >> they've always had sort of a foxy relationship. and elizabeth warren, basically accused hillary clinton not being in bed with wall street and hillary clinton stands for pretty much everything elizabeth warren stands against so i don't think she needs more help reaching out to female voters, right? does she need to work out to the white working class man? wouldn't be more strategy for her to pick one westmark. >> the jury is still out on whether or not hillary clinton would like to share the first, first. >> you do not do that. this is all about her. you're not going to bring in another woman and have to share that. she's looking for chemistry, very johnso

this was a bipartisan bill that had backing of people like tim kane, lindsay graham. there is a procedural motion today using a senate rule called a motion to table. what that means for the laypeople out there, essentially, it's a way to kill off legislation. the good news for gun control advocates or those in favor of this bill which was a more narrowly focused look at the no fly no buy is that while it didn't move forward today, it went down 46-52, the fact that it needed 51 votes to stay alive essentially, that there are 52 people in favor, 51 above the majority, means that it's still alive. the leadership was not able to get rid of it. so it does show you that there is a little bit of bipartisan support for this. republican senators voting in favor of it, alexander, collins, coates and too my. there are a few democrats who missed. you're still about six votes short. it is still alive in the sense it would be brought back up again. let's segue to the sit-in that happened last night and this morning. nancy pelosi just had a press conference. she said, look, we canno

virginia senator tim kane, and housing secretary julian castro of texas.ne name has hat not been mentioned is bernie sanders. >> that will not happen. >> unite party. >> that is true. >> she has to get those voters on her side, supporters. >> yes. >> before that though, clinton is expected to wrap up her attack on trum this week with a rally in ohio where, she will question trump's temperament to guide the economy. >> so, new campaign manager, is manafort. >> he was tapped earlier. he is a washington insider for years. >> he is a tough guy. >> he is more of a establishment guy. lewandowski had that run in with the breitbart reporter. >> trump stood by him after he was arrested. >> he did. >> it will be a crazy summer. >> here we come, july with the two convention is july 26th, chris. >> with the dnc. >> and other one in cleveland for g.o.p. >> ladies and gentlemen, the weather stylings of one sue serio. >> i feel like i should have a microphone, hey. we have an easing up of our thunderstorm activity. it goes right from raining to sunshine. that is what we

. >> senator tim kane, how is it that someone was born in st. paul minnesota, raised outside of kansas city and up in up in richmond virginia? >> how does men and up in odd places. i grew up in kansas city. they met at kansas state. they got a job and my dad got a job in st. paul. after about a couple years, they were homesick. so i had been born in st. paul but they move back back to kansas city. i was really raised in the midwest and kansas city. i went to missoula, i went to harvard law school and i met this beautiful virginian, my wife and, and when we decided to get married and were looking in both places, then i really learned really learned what a great negotiator she was and she has continued to be. we have been in richmond for 32 years years and we absolutely love it. >> let's talk about growing up in kansas city per the oldest of three boys. >> yep, absolutely. >> i have two great brothers, steve and pat. steve is a pediatric cardiac surgeon. anytime i think i have a hard job with pressure, i think about my brother steve and i don't fe

those on the short list include elizabeth warren tim kane and to lancaster.t about vermont senator bernice sanders? the clinton campaign says he is not on their short list. in the poll says the clinton is leading the race for the white house. it shows clinton leading trump 49% to 41%. that was a survey of likely voters. is a fairly strongly among women voters and more than 41 average among minority voters. trump does lead among when and 11 points among women. >> mark: several members of kron 4 or at the habitat for humanity. theresa >> reporter: is a great day that we're out here in martinez. we're going to be building this new home that will be going to a family. joining me from habitat for humanity is as loving woman. she's gonna be talking about why it is so sick of it to come the other and be a part of the community and to help the community. >>: we all know there's that housing prices in the bay area. it is hard for working families to find a and affordable place to live. we bring the community gathered it would bring sponsors together really sums the fa

i think the odds on favorites are castro, tim kane, the senator from virginia.shley: let's put politics to the side now. you're in louisville for the funeral of legendary boxer muhammad ali and you called him your hero. why is that? >> well, ashley, i'm here at the invitation of the ali family to attend the memorial service to be held this afternoon and, you know, for me as a kid, i was just enchanted. i mean, to see ali in the ring, just an incredibly beautiful man, but also, graceful, elegant for a heavy weight, unbelievable, almost like a ballet dancer, but it was his standing for principles and it was controversial. ali changing his name controversial. he came out of this town in louisville as cassius clay. and then joining the nation of islam, a black extremist group, and changing his name to muhammad ali. but when he gave us three years of his athletic prime to take a stand to say he was a conscious objector. no one heard an athlete make a political stand like that. as i say, i have family and friends who say, how can you not serve in the military, because