journal", this is 35 minutes.tom reed >> joining us now is a congressman tom reed, republican from new york state.. he is a donald trump supporter and is here to talk about that.s as well as congress's agenda, thank you for joining us this morning. t >> thank you for having me on. i appreciate it. >> up first, the republican are in a conference later this morning to talk about the strategy related to funding the government beyond september thirtieth. what what you expect of that? >> we have a good friendly conversation. that's why i appreciate ryan paul to set a tone where he wants to have these conversations. i'm confident we'll come up with a resolution that gets usit goe. through september 30 deadline. we'll see where it goes. >> the hill talks a little bit about the move to fund congress and says that house speaker ryan faces new pressures from house conservatives, year after the freedom caucus pressure from john boehner to resign as speaker, members of the group have been threatening the successor, members are still furious over new speakers that he didn't tomorrow to help represe

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host: we are talking to congressman tom reed of new york, a republican from new york. democrats can call (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. your questions and comments for the congressman. you supported donald trump early on. have your views changed since march, when you first supported him? guest: no, when we look at the presidential cycle and the presidential election, this is a binary choice. we have to choose. knowing what hillary is, what ,er agenda is, the status quo establishment type of mindset that she is going to bring to the table, i look at donald trump as an opportunity, as an agent of change, a disruptor, someone who is going to do something in washington. when i came here in 2010, i can to change the culture of washington dc and i think donald trump gives us the best chance to do that. host: let's take a look at what donald trump said recently. [video clip] mr. trump: she is always talking about things that she is going to do. she has been there for more than 30 years. she has never done anything about it, never do

complete we can schedule. >> now, conversation on the congressional agenda with new york congressman tom reed, from, from "washington journal", this is 35 minutes.tom reed >> joining us now is a congressman tom reed, republican from new york state.. he is a donald trump supporter and is here to talk about that.s as well as congress's agenda, thank you for joining us this morning. t >> thank you for having me on. i appreciate it. >> up first, the republican are in a conference later this morning to talk about the strategy

coming up friday morning, new york republican congressman tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump. and the statements that congressman has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reined in if he wants to win the election. then new york democratic congressman gregory meeks will be on to talk about the latest campaign developments. including donald trump and hillary clinton's outreach efforts to african-americans and other minority voters as well as immigration and the congressional agenda leading up to the november election. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> i will be a president for democrats, republicans, and independents. >> we're going to win with education, we're going to win with the second amendment. we're going to win. >> ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice-presidential debates on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate,

friday morning, new york republican congressman tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statements that congress has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reined in if he wants to win the election. then new york democratic congressman jeffrey meets will be on to talk about the latest campaign developments, including hillary clinton and donald trump outreach efforts as well as immigration and the congressional agenda leading up to the november election. be sure to watch "washington journal," beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> republican vice presidential nominee mike pence spoke at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. he spoke about similarities between donald trump and president reagan. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i have the >> good morning, everyone. reagan presidential candidates and -- foundation. [applause] for joining us this morning. in honor of our men and women who defend our freedom around the world, please stand and join for the pledge of the all

coming up in 20 minutes, new york congressman tom reed, who has endorsed donald trump, talking aboutcampaign 2016. 7:55, representative gregory on outreachew york to african-americans and other minority groups. ♪ host: good morning. it is friday, september 9, 2016. the headlines focus on congres'' full plate. lawmakers face a number of issues, including passing a spending bill to keep the government-funded beyond the end of the month. lawmakers are locked in battle over a host of other proposals, including a measure to provide funding to combat the zika virus , a bill to allow families of september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia, the nomination of merrick

friday morning, tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statement the congressman has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reigned i n. then, gregory meeks will talk about the latest campaign donaldment, including trump hillary clinton outreach efforts to minority voters, as well as immigration and the congressional agenda leading up to the november election. watch washington journal beginning friday morning. join the discussion. >> president obama closed his nine-day trip to asia in laos. in his remarks, he criticized donald trump, saying he did not think he was qualified to be president. he addressed his legacy in the region and u.s.-asia relations. this is 30 minutes. president obama: good afternoon, everybody. i want to thank the people of laos and express gratitude for the warmth they have shown me is the first u.s. president to visit this nation. it has been memorable and at times, a very moving visit. we are here because, as a region with 600 million people, several fast-growing economies, some vibrant democracies and also countrie

after that, a look at the congressional agenda with new york congressman tom reed.egory meeks talks about the 2016 campaign and outreach to minority voters. now the august 2016 flooding in southern louisiana and the federal response. fema officials and john bell edwards discussed the displacement of thousands of people and the response of federal aid. this house oversight hearing is almost

host: we are talking to congressman tom reed of new york, a republican from new york.ocrats can call (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. your questions and comments for the congressman. you supported donald trump early on. have your views changed since march, when you first supported him? guest: no, when we look at the presidential cycle and the presidential election, this is a binary choice. we have to choose. knowing what hillary is, what ,er agenda is, the status quo establishment type of mindset that she is going to bring to the table, i look at donald trump as an opportunity, as an agent of change, a disruptor, someone who is going to do something in washington. when i came here in 2010, i can to change the culture of washington dc and i think donald trump gives us the best chance to do that. host: let's take a look at what donald trump said recently. [video clip] mr. trump: she is always talking about things that she is going to do. she has been there for more than 30 years. she has never done anything about it, never done a

tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statements that they made on the record they will be on to talk about the latest campaign developments. to african-americans and other minority voters as well as immigration and the congressional agenda leading up to the november election. beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. hillary clinton held a news conference today. the first one and more than 250 days. they followed that. it is about 20 minutes. good morning everyone. i was very glad to be able to begin a conversation with the american people and offer some of my thoughts about isis, i ran into how we reform the va system to provide better care. i am honored in the last 24 hours they had decided to endorse my campaign. to focus more on these crucial challenges tomorrow i'm convening a meeting of the national security leaders including the former secretary of homeland security the general john allen michael morel to that end. i want to underscore something that i mentioned leslie we should make a top priority to hunt down the leader of isis. and bring him

friday morning, new york republican congressman tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statements that congress has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reined in if he wants to win the election. then new york democratic congressman jeffrey meets will be on to talk about the latest campaign developments, including hillary clinton and donald trump outreach efforts as well as immigration and the co

coming up friday morning, new york republican congressman tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statements that congressmans made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reined in if he wants to win the . . . . . >>> then i started because he was the dominance force, i started asking about him and his competitors including steve nguyen and people who work for him and some big gamblers. donald does not know anything about the casino business. >> sunday night on q and a c-span. this committee meeting begins with a debate on a subpoena after the vote members of testimony of veterans. this is two and a half hours. >>> good morning everybody, thank you for being here today. before we begin, i want to take care of one item of committee business right here, i am hearing a motion of an issue on a subpoena to the secretary of veteran affairs of work as well as evidence here associated with the denver construction project with the aie report. i want to say it is unfortunate that va continues to lack of transparency has led us to this decision. we have not done s

coming up friday morning, new york republican congressman tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statements the congressman has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reined in if he wants to win the election. then gregory meeks will be on to talk about the haste campaign developments, including donald trump and hillary clinton outreach efforts to african-americans and other minority voters as well as immigration. and the congressional agenda leading up to the november election. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," beginning hive at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> i will be a president for democrats, republicans and independents. >> we're going to win education. we're going to win the second amendment. we're going to win. >> ahead, hive coverage of the presidential is that vice presidential debates. monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate hive from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. then vice presidential candidates gov

free man, discharged from a mental hospital at age 61 to live with his mother. >> reed: fascinating stuff. >> marie: tom always brings great stories. interesting stories from the video vaultd. >>> from the video vault to the good stuff where we shine a light on people doing amazing things in our world. >> reed: two orphans who became best friends with little boys are reunited after nearly 11 months apart. hanna and dawson met at an hanna was adopted and moved to north texas but dawson was left behind. the family who adopted hanna say how they saw how close the two were and they posted to facebook to try to get dawson a forever home. thanks to a close friend, guess what, dawson has it. >> they must have hugged like 400 times. [ laughter ] they kept hugging and getting so giddy they fell over. >> reed: beautiful. the parents say they call each other brother and orphanage waiting to be part of a family they each have terrific parents and live only five minutes away from each other. >> marie: i love that. >>> a california high school cheerleader who was made a social media sensation after her football team

after that a look at the congressional agenda with new york congressman tom reed. then, new york congressman gregory meeks talks about the 2016 campaign and outreach to minority voters. >> now, the august 2016 flooding in louisiana and the federal response. fema officials and john bell edwards discussed the displacement of thousands of people and federal a. this house oversight hearing is almost three hours. [inaudible] highlights the this meeting to order. this morning's hearing which is on oversight and government reform will focus on oversight of the federal emergency management agency's response to the baton rouge and louisiana flood disaster. the chairs authorized to declare recess at any time. . . the chair is also very pleased to vote the presence of our colleag colleagues from louisiana. congressman garret graves of the sixth direct and congressman cedrick richmond of the second district. those of when represent the affected area. we appreciate your participating in today's hearing and welcome your participation today along with the witnesses that have been

washington down, friday morning, congressman tom reed will talk about this endorsement of donald trump and the statements the congressman has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be ryneed -- reined in and then gregory meeks will talk about the latest campaign developments including donald trump and hillary clinton outreach efforts to african-americans and other minority voters as well as immigration and the congressional agenda leading up to the november election. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> fbi director james comey and cia director john brennan were part of a forum on the challenges facing the intelligence community. they spoke about the recent cyber hack of the democratic national committee's commuters. the intelligence at national security alliance hosted this event. [applause] >> okay. so here we are, last panel of the summit. i could say arguably the best but then we've had several other very, very good panels but i think this is going to be a very informative panel. to introduce the panel

tom: thank you so much. jim reed is with us.e are celebrating a very thoughtful report on our short-termis him -- sm. i want to start with the idea of stability and instability. your colleague makes very clear we are going to spend a lot of time on instability in the coming weeks and quarters. where are we on that metric right now, the idea of re-fleeting doing it with painful instability? last several years now, central banks of stabilize the market. the financial system is fairly weak, the global economy is fairly weak. central banks have stabilized it. is centralhe fear banks deciding they can't do any more and want to store up a little bit of ammunition. we could create more instability into the market. point, you do have to translate to a different policy. it's whether you do that gradually or suddenly and how it goes about. that is what is back the markets a little bit at the moment. tom: this is something guy has been showing every day, bring up the chart. that white line cutting above zero, that's the german 10 year with

tom hawley has the story of biosphere two in the video vault. >> reed: voter registration deadlines coming up quickly. here are important dates for you to know. you have until october 8th to register online or at the dmv for the november election. from october 9th through the 18th you can get sig elections office. early voting starts october 22nd. to get started head to i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were called "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, 'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this mess

reed and to katy tur. former iowa governor tom vilsack, a hillary clinton supporter joins me now. >> i don't know where to start. you were part of the campaign. you have served in the cabinet. let's fact check what donald trump said about the hillary clinton campaign having launched birtherism. >> donald trump will lie when the truth would serve him better. it under scores the concept that he doesn't have the temperament or character to be the next president. i was struck by the setting in which he made the comments. surrounded by military heroes, people who showed courage and guts in the face of adversity. donald trump was gutless today. he could have admitted he made a mistake. he could have admitted he was wrong, that he wasn't telling the growth for many months. he refused to do so and doubled down. perpetuating for some time. my concern about this is it under scores an important aspect of this campaign. that's who's got the temperament to be the next president of the united states. why is he up eight points in iowa, your home state? >> this is an ebb and flow campaign. i anticipate that as secretary

reeds, they are everywhere. that is an eight for the british open runner-up. he finished four over for the day. then jordan spieth from tom brady's locker to the 12th hole. birdie putt for him. he is four under for the day. six birdies and 10 pars for the 34-year-old. one of those here on the 9th. the shot of the day by ryan moore, the other co-leader with a sensational approach on 17. curving, curving, wait for it. 26th ranked player in the world showing why, a tap-in for him. nfl rosters have to be trimmed down to 53 by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. that wide. will patriots rookie running back d.j. foster be among them? he was injured for much of training camp, but he has played really well lately, especially in game four against the giants. catching nine passes for 1120 yards and rushing nine times for 22 more. but he did cough up that fumble. and when it comes to making final roster decisions, coach belichick is looking for need >> you know, if you were just picking a team for one game, for the opener, that would be one thing. if you were picking a team strictly for next year, that would be another thing. but in reality, you ar

tom. night: chance of showers, mainly early. wind: n 5-10. turned 102 years old. she's the oldest member of her church and the congregation decided to throw a party. kcrg tv9's phil reed asked her for her secret to a long and happy life. members of noelridge church wait in line to greet hug, and a picture. they served cake and coffee during a birthday bash for the church's oldest member. "well it's always a big day when we have something like this. and my church family means a great deal to me." johnston has lived in iowa her whole life. she was born in keokuk county, and moved to cedar rapids in 1967 after her husband died. "to get a job. i knew i was going to have to build up my social security. and there weren't that many jobs available. " she says she eventually found a job at rockwell singing to her happy birthday to you her best friend donna lala is 20 years younger than the 102 year old. "she's a very precious gem of noelridge. i've called her my energizer bunny for years because you couldn't keep up with her. " thank you for coming out and johnston says her secret to living over a century...not thinking about her age. "i just ignored it and all at once there i

tom hawley takes us back 25 years. >> marie: republicanial presidential candidate donald trump continuing his path toward the white house. this time in president obama's hometown of chicago. >> reed: he spoke to the poll esh national alliance and promised to be a championor polish communities in the united states. listen to this. >> as president i will honor poland's sacrifices for freedom. we're committed to a strong poland. very committed. totally committed. and a strong eastern europe as a bullwork for security and liberty. >> reed: this meeting with the polish national alliance was unannounced. he also spoke at a rally in iowa. trump and democratic candidate hillary clinton are both mr. trump continues to prepare for the next debate we're hearing from the democratic presidential candidate. >> marie: new at 3:30, political correspondent scott thuman talks to tim kaine and a former republican senator who plans to vote for hillary clinton. >> republicans would say for the sake of the party why can't you just get in line? >> you always got to think of country first. that's the dominant issue. in this very troubled world we have today, america's leadership. >> reporter: you are ve

. >> reed: making headlines a major department involving a samsung galaxy note 7 phones the phones pose an immediate risk of fire and shut not be used. nbc's tom costello tells us replacements are on the way. >> reporter: for the world's biggest cell phone manufacturer. >> just wanted to post and share what just happened to my note 67. >> reporter: what began as a black eye is now an official recall. roughly 1 million galaxy note 7's in the u.s. samsung says of the phones overheating, dozens of reports of fires. including a garage that burned to the ground in south carolina and a jeep that was charred and gutted in florida. >> because this product presents such a serious fire hazard, i am urging all consumers, all consumers, to take advantage of this recall right away. >> we apologize. especially to those of you who are personally affected by this. >> reporter: samsung blames the fires on a defect inside its lithium-ion batterys which operate at a very high four volts. . >> the root problem with lithium-ion batteries is there's a lot of energy stored inside a tiny device. >> reporter: samsung says the replacement phones arriving wednesday will

tom brady? i had to give it a try. in the meantime san francisco's 49ers quarterback isn't backing down. he refused to stand during the of monday night football. he was ?djoined by teammate eri reed. >> what i could hear were a few fans feet away who were screaming kaepernick why don't you stand up. >> now, "killing the rising sun" is about world war ii. >> i want colin kaepernick and i'm sending him a copy to read every single word of this book and tell me that he shouldn't national anthem. >>> timber a tree comes crashing down during a wedding. >> reporter: talk about a wedding crasher. look again a tree snaps in half in the middle of a wedding ceremony in lexington, kentucky. here is what a second camera captured. watch as the entire bridal party makes a run for it. thankfully no one was hurt. michelle scott shot the unnerving and scary as a little turning into a very funny and very sweet story. >> we caught up with the newlyweds ashley and zach brown on their honey moon in ireland. >> immediately when we stood up, we checked to make sure everyone was okay. >> reporter: ashley and zach ended up ving their vows indoors. they are taking the lling tree as a sign of a wonderful fu

tom hanks and meg ryan here live in times square. >> hi, everyone, i'm emily riemer, a woman is charged with drunk driving after this crash in boston. police say 21-year-old lily reed of qingsy rear-ended a cruiser on interstate 93 south, near exit 18 in dorchester. nobody was seriously hurt. for the suspect in a sexual assault on the greenway. a woman says that she was walking near the carousal early yesterday morning when she was attacked. take a live look outside. this is the mass pike near the austin and brighten tolls. cindy, not looking great out there. >> no, we have got fog, and some areas of mist, drizzle, as well, visibility a mile and a half in the city, and lower up on the north shore, and you can see light showers, and very patchy but these are rotating around what's left of hermine so 60s day breaks of sunshine but still a few lingering showers tomorrow, and going to be thursday and friday, before we go back to the full sunshine, emily. actually, olessa. >> thank you, cindy. 10 to 15 minute delays on the framingham and everything else is on schedule. watching this crash on the expressway by furnace brook, the ride a half-hour from braintree into bosto