virginia come to alaska for that. doctor lee and doctor drexler, so i want to thank both of you. i want to focus on an area that i do not really see in a lot of the recommendations but i know it's in there because it's an important topic. when you talk about delivery of care, the issue that i'm very focused on in alaska is the delivery of care in rural communities, extreme rural communities. mr. chairman i know i'm sorry i missed that and having the secretary and doctor here i know they're still here, the the gentleman be able to chat at one of the breaks or something on the travel sharing agreements that are concerned right now. it relates to this issue. i was back home in my state over the summer like all of us, in a lot of the communities there seem to be a very different approach to delivery of healthcare in some of the far-reaching communities in alaska that we do not have roads , or we have unique challenges given the size and distance. some of it relates to how the virginia interacts with other health organizations and clinics, tribal organizations in the far-reaching commun

was hard to believe school mattered that much. >> virginia's tenth congressional district is a closely watched house race between republican incumbent barbara and luanne bennett. the district covers parts of fairfax and loudoun counties in northern virginia. the political report rates it a tossup. the northern virginia chamber of commerce hosted this debate. [applause] good morning everyone. i am honored to be with you today. it is my pleasure now to introduce the candidates for the tenth congressional district. i'm going to provide a brief introduction of each of them but please refer to your programs for more information. barbara was elected in november to represent virginia's tenth congressional district. barbara currently serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, science, space and technology committee where she serves as chairwoman on research technology and the house administration committee in the united states house of representatives. she served in the house of delegates from 2010 to 2015 where she served as the chairwoman of the science and technology

seconds. i'm the only one who has been involved in virginia public schools and universities. the fairfaxs in system and my mom is the teacher and a librarian. i've already worked with state and local officials. many of my colleagues -- many of my colleagues are here. chaired fed committees on education. so i have the working relationships on education. stemve already past education bills which was part of the education reform. we had a major bill when i was in richmond and a delegate. we stopped $120 million in cuts in 2010. one of the first things that i dealt with when i became a delegate. my opponent was not here working with us on these issues but what she is talking about would have spent more money downstate while we were going to increase taxes. right, tom? i'm the one with relationships with george mason. on research and technology. on lowering the regulations so they can really research. i have a stem bill for young women, i did it by myself. it is already out of the senate committee. moderator: thank you. 60 seconds. bennett: budgets are about priorities. joe biden has a great l

. yesterday in virginia, a veteran asked donald trump about holistic care from those who suffer from ptsd and traumatic brain injuries and here is what don olds trump had to say. >> when people come back from war and combat and they see things that many people in here have seen it and you are strong and can handle people can't handle it. >> i don't think he is trying to be mean. he is so completely uninformed. >> the soldier asked the question was upset it turned into a political point. trump's campaign saying they have tried to deceive voters and veterans. nicole garcia spoke to two vets >> reporter: trump's commenteds struck a nerve and both agree that trump's remarks are ignorant and they perpetuate incorrect theories about ptsd. thomas is a double purple heart recipient. he was deployed twice and he lives with the insinuation of vets like him are weak, it can be dangerous. >> he cannot apply the level of critical thinking to a concept to really want to understand it and especially when you're talking about veterans and veterans with ptsd. that is downright dangerous. angry, you c

mike pence made his post in virginia. this is just over one hour. >> hello, virginia. it is wonderful to be here. thank you for that wonderful warm welcome. i am mike pence. [applause] just a few short months ago i accepted my party's nomination to run and serve as the next vice president of the united states of america. [applause] and i have to tell you. ed, i appreciated that introduction more than i can tell you. he knows me well enough to know the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. [applause] i have got to tell you, i joined this campaign in a heart rate -- heartbeat because you have nominated a man for president quits, who never backs down, he is a fighter, he is a winner, and until very recently it looked like he was fighting all on his own but now this movement is coming together. this state is coming together. we are going to elect donald trump is the next president of the united states of america. [applause] but it is great to be in virginia. we had a little debate last night. [applause] i

booktv online. >> now a debate between the candidates for virginia's 10th congressional seat. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i'm honored to be with you here today. it's my pleasure now to introduce the candidates for virginia's tenth congressional district. i'm going to provide a brief introduction of each of them, but please refer to your programs for more information. barbara comstock was elected in november 2014 represent virginia's tenth congressional district. barbara currently serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, science, space and technology committee where she serves as chairwoman of the subcommittee on research and technology, the house administration committee in the united states house of representatives. she served in the virginia house of delegates from 2010-2015 where she served as chairwoman of the science and technology committee. she also served on the commerce and labor committee and transportation committee. she earned her law degree from georgetown university law center and graduate from middlebury college wi

the source. new aleve direct therapy. >>> good saturday, i'm katy tur live in virginia beach at regent university where donald trump will hold a rally in just about an hour. guys, this is live drone footage showing you just what it takes to do this show outside and in the field. we have now only 17 days until election day. the republican nominee is visiting three battleground states today including virginia where we're here right now, but also pennsylvania and ohio. he began the day in gettysburg, pennsylvania where he laid out a contract with american voters, detailing his first 100 days in the white house if he gets there. he also had for the first time vowed to take legal action against the women who accused him of assault. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. total fabrication. the events never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> pennsylvania is also where hillary clinton is spending this saturday with rallies in pittsburgh and philadelphia. both candidates will campaign with their running mates today. ti

gettysburg. why virginia beach? virginia is over. early voting in northern virginia, up 60%. donald trump is not going to win virginia. he needs to be in north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio. if he doesn't win those three states, i'm from north carolina and i think he is going to lose it. it is over. he needs to be in north carolina campaigning hard and in ohio and pennsylvania, going to places like virginia and these other out-of-topic states seems to be a strategic mistake by the trump campaign that makes a lot of them. >> thanks to all of you. i appreciate it. >> still ahead, a multibillion dollar merger between at&t and time warner may be hours away. cnn brian steltser following these developments. >> cnn, hbo, time warner could >>> welcome back. it could be one of the biggest deals in media history. at&t reportedly in talks to buy time warner. shares of time warner stocks soared nearly 8% on word of the possible deal, which would be the latest joining of media and tech giants. what would it all mean. cnn senior media correspondent, brian steltser joins us to talk about this. what could th

virginia into maryland, you had better stick with 395, across the 14th street bridge, and then go south on 395. police activity is reported in both of those lanes. most of those lanes have stopped. it is only single file to the left. mobile trak 7 is en give us an update. here's a combination of 390 five to south 295 as a workaround. so far so good on metro this morning. with the exception of -- the end of the west falls church with show trains operating every four minutes. back to you guys. autria: the third and final presidential debate is now in the first new developments this morning, those coparents arrested, accused of murdering their baby boy. ginny's and antoine petit -- antoine petty admitted to police that he assaulted the child. he is charged with murder, she is charged with accessory after metro transit police are coming under fire after this video right here of an arrest of a teenager when viral. take a look at the video, shared by a member of the local black lives matter chapter. it shows an officer pushing and tripping the girl, knocking her to the ground after she was throw

unitedhealth group: built for better health. on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. >>> you do have experience. i would say the one thing you have over me is experience. but it's bad experience because what you have done has turned out badly. >> i'm happy to compare mio 30 years of experience, what i've done for this country, trying to help in every way i could. election day. stark contrast between donald trump and hillary clinton as clear as ever in las vegas tonight. >> we'll break it down for you, the biggest motels, the answers we haven't heard before, and what's got you talking on lin

your political hat right now. tim kaine in his home state of virginia, what advice would you give him? and what advice for pence? >> they're both going to talk about the troops. i think tim kaine can create a little distance between himself saying hillary clinton will be a thoughtful commander in chief. saying whatever it takes to defeat isis, there's been space between the two of them so far. i think mike pence can talk about how he was right about the surge. he supported the iraq surge. that we should have finished the war in iraq. how would owe sent them, it's a tricky business. i think that's where a lot of the debate will be. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >>> donald trump planning to take over twitter on tonight's debate. >> after another blistering one on his taxes. >> fox news chief correspondent ed henry live in d.c. with how the clinton camp is firing back. >> good morning. it's interesting. you know, maybe donald trump wants to spice up social media tonight during this debate. a lot of people wondering whether they are keep up with the star power of the first tr

set to take the stage in virginia. he is in virginia beach appealing for every single last vote he can get in a state that perhaps you could call a swing state. frankly, clinton is up 15 points in virginia in the latest polling. >> it is trump's second rally of the day. it comes hours after he laid out his plan for his first 100 days in office if he becomes the next president. trump spoke to a crowd in gettysburg, pennsylvania, the site of president lincoln's historic address near the civil war near the spot where lincoln once tried to unify a nation and promised equality for all. trump spent the first 15 minutes of his address railing against the sis sfiystem, the media and threatening to sue the women that accused him of sexual misconduct. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> trump did get back to business at hand 15 minutes later and he began outlining his 100 day plan. here are some of the highlights. >> first, a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of congress. i

hillary clinton. we'll take you live to west virginia, west virginia governor debate from charleston with lieutenant governor bill cole of republican versus gym justice, a democrat. this is hosted by the west virginia broadcasters association. it has been underway about a minute and a half. [applause] >> gentlemen, welcome i'm glad you're here. mr. justice, think it is fair to say that you have taken a general approach to your campaigns and things like, we can do better and we have got have a new plan. you have asked voters to trust you based on your business success. a quick search of a business success in altered entrepreneurship the importance of a plan which outlines goals and how to achieve them. at this point in the campaign can you give some sis specifics to describe your plan? >> actually can. i would just say this, and i have been trying to do this many times. if if you'll just think about it, we have so many things that are right at our fingertips and available to us in west virginia. we don't need to give up on coal. now, that co al. but i can truly tell you that i honestl

in the fires that ravaged many of virginia's colonial and pre-civil war record depositories. had aarthing his story lot writing against it, but thanks to generous funding, let me say that one more time, generous funding, and the truly awesome and inspiring research chops of some of our noted historians of the foundation, including martha mccartney. i want to take a minute to say thank you for all her wonderful information and research. we are pleased to hold the most comprehensive, primary source-based research ever undertaken about this and slave spy. enslaved spine. there we go. i was hoping to say this ownedible graphic of james' signature for a big reveal, but i think is important to address something before we go further. please act surprised and impressed the next time you see this, on screen. no primary sources consulted for this research revealed that james ever referred to himself or was known as james armistead. armisteadbelief that was added later by a biographer who assumed that he took the last name of his owner when he was in slaved. because the name armistead does

virginia to register to vote. you have until midnight to sign up for the november 8th election. the original deadline was monday. a judge extended it because of computer glitches with online registration and high demand. the virginia department of elections website is back up and running. you can also register in person at registrar's office until 5:00 p.m. ifu' they apply if you're changing your address. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are back out on the campaign trail today. last night, they shared laughs. >> they sat just one seat apart at a new york charity event. during speeches, they poekd fun at each other and their own campaigns. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4. torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife, melania gives the exact same speech. >> while it was mostly laughs, trump received a few boos after calling clinton corrupt. today they will be campaigning against one another across battleground states and we'll tell you where they're headed ahead at 6:30. >>> a firefigh the man who eva

but they're well off to our west. western pennsylvania, ohio, into west virginia, eastern kentucky. these are advancing off to the north and east, likely coming into the metro area during the afternoon and lingering into the evening. i'll have the new hour by hour timing on that i'll have the commuter report on this friday morning. melissa is talking about a road closure. >> we have a road closure in northwest. at rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue. all lanes are blocked. northbound traffic at this moment pushed on to p street and southbound turned around and sent up waterside drive. it is a one mile back up in that area. it is pretty slow. allow extra time if you're headed that way at any time soon. sounds like it will be out of the way in the next 40 minutes everybody, southbound, you see no slow downs. no worries. 95 and maryland, no problem there. i'll see you in a few. >>> we're following breaking news in the district while you slept, bullets flew late last night into multiple cars and buildings including an apartment building. there you see the damage there. this happ

approved by the governor or a court. when democrat terry mcauliffe became virginia's governor in 2014, he restored the right to vote for 18,000 felons. what were your concerns? jim plowman: a database was just dumped into the voter system and it wasn't vetted, it wasn't looked at, it wasn't scrubbed. >> ? scott: hello, i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." this week, the battle began to retake the iraqi city of mosul u.s. special operations forces are acting as spotters for targeted airstrikes. special ops are more frequently the tip of the spear in u.s. military operations, and they are now in greater demand than ever before. what does it take to be the best of the best? we travelled to an imaginary war zone, to observe a real exercise, in the making of a green beret. six times a year, the serene central piedmont of north carolina becomes a battleground. stretching across 19 counties and 10,000 square miles, the men who survive this final exercise will join the elite ranks of the army's green berets. the drill is called "robin sage." and we were granted

workplace shooting in virginia. it happened in roanoke at the freight car america factory. that's a plant that makes rail cars. police say a gunman killed one morning. investigators say they have not yet identified the shooter. but they say he had worked at the factory at some point. no word yet on why he did it. >>> it's only october but you might want to start looking for your snow shovel. the district says it's cracking down on homeowners and businesses who don't clear their sidewalks this winter. tom sherwood reports. >> reporter: a $25 fine for homeowners. $150 for commercial imposed last season. the city actually failed to print any tickets to give out. ward 6 council member charles allen. >> do we have tickets or notices of violations printed up for the sidewalk act? >> reporter: at a council hearing today d.c. public work officials say they do have tickets for this season and they say they are ready for snow with enough working equipment owned and leased. d.c. was caught offguard by a an ice storm and the whole town was gridlocked. we got to get geared up for the big ones but read

news". >> a virginia taxi driver pleaded guilty to trying to help a friend join isis. mackmoodal hassan was arrested in january after a sting operation. they talked about their support with isis with someone who turned out to be a government planned to start a trip to syria. has an also planned to join isis at a later i date. hassar pled guilty to one related terror charge and could face trial on another. >> the maryland maybe who who's murder was a subject of popular pod cast is trying to get him released on bail. he pose no danger to the community and is held for a saad conviction was overturned after his lawyers argued evidence was nowed. he was convicted of killing his former high school girlfriend. >> it happened september 11 in the 100 block of t street northeast. this is surveillance of the shooting. take a look at this police say the victim was plague basketball when held at gun point and when the victim tried to run the suspect shot him in and cellphone and then took off. james russo of southwest was taken into custody thursday sean now charmed with assault with intents

virginia's tenth congressional district income but barbara comstock and democrat the ryan bennett debate issues impacting businesses, infrastructure needs come immigration policy, workforce education and training and equal pay. several prominent political pollsters give barbara comstock a slim lead. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i'm honored to be with you here today. it's my pleasure now to introduce the candidates for virginia's tenth congressional district. i'm going to provide a brief introduction of each of them, but please refer to your programs for more information. barbara comstock was elected in november 2014 represent virginia's tenth congressional district. barbara currently serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, science, space and technology committee where she serves as chairwoman of the subcommittee on research and technology, the house administration committee in the united states house of representatives. she served in the virginia house of delegates from 2010-2015 where she served as chairwoman of the science and technology committee. sh

richmond shortly after the city fell to union forces near the end of the civil war. then virginia lieutenant governor tim kaine spoke at the dedication ceremony. [applause] mr. pence: thank you all very much. the lincoln douglas debates often took four or five hours under a hot sun. [laughter] mr. pence: this is about an hour and 15 minutes. we are getting to the critical part. what a great day it is to be a virginian. [applause] mr. pence: -- mr. kaine: there are some who have asked the question, does abraham lincoln belong in richmond? does abraham lincoln belong in virginia? what a great joy it gives me, as someone elected to statewide office by the voters of the commonwealth of virginia, to answer that question and say yes, we claim abraham lincoln as one of our own. we claim abraham lincoln as a brother. we claim abraham lincoln as a virginian. [applause] mr. kaine: we claim abraham lincoln as a brother and virginian because of family connection, his mother and father's families were both from virginia. we claim him as a brother and virginian because of affection that he held

haven't heard any examples of how she's gotten results for northern virginia. >> our congress hasn't given us many results either to be quite honest. you're not a bipartisan when you sign the ideological pledges like the grover norquist no tax pledge. it causes you to take bad votes. when you make commitments to the gun lobby that causes you to vote 25 times to block legislation from coming to the floor that would keep guns out of the hands of the people on the watch list this is common sense. we need to be genuinely bipartisan. the congresswoman won't even sign on to the freedom of religion bill. would you be willing to put everything on the table to achieve a long-term budget deal that provides greater stability to northern virginia businesses and reduces deficits in a broad more equitable manner than discretionary spending cap that we have under the budget control act or sequestration? >> we've been doing that and i already demonstrated a record i posed in one of my top priority it was not only crushing our local economy that it was devastating to the national security so i

virginia, graduated the university of virginia with a degree in finance, generous independent researcher, entrepreneur and cocreator of english language magazine with her husband aaron, margo is daughter of one of the first nasa black mail engineers, grew up among many figures, the founder of alfred p sloan foundation fellow and recipient of the virginia foundation of humanities grant for her research into the history of women, lives in charlottesville, virginia. anonymous is history, usually a woman. let me say that again. anonymous in history was usually a woman. tonight women are anonymous no more thanks to book american dream and the untold story of the black women mathematicians who helped win the space race". made the names dorothy vaughan, mary jackson, katherine johnson and christine darden and the other women who contributed to the space race and change the course of history finally receive their dues. a few housekeeping notes, i want to remind everyone the book signing will take place afterwords in the great hall. c-span asks because they are filming, no flash photography. and

fall. 54 in state college. 73 in virginia beach. that cooler air is winning out as we make our way through the next 48 hours. really for about the next week or so. a frost ed a not include d.c. back towards the valley in through portions of i-81. this is an area we could see frost tonight. but tomorrow night, that's when we really expect to see colder air in this area under a freeze watch. that includes frederick, hagerstown, winchester. >> thank you. >>> a call for safer roads after a driver hits and kills a 64-year-old man in aspen hill. the man was trying to cross georgia avenue. it's a very busy stretch of the road. the vitim was not in a marked crosswalk. the neighbors tell us that crosswalks in that area are rare making it tough to cross that street. >> later on the department wl to determine whether improvements can be made. >> the driver of the car did stay at the scene until police arrived. right now investigators trying to figure out if speed played a roll in this hit. >>> metro safe track shifts into the red line starting on saturday. trains will run in two segments from

, some virginia voters are taking legal action to be allowed to vote in the election. a computer glitch at the online registration website kept some voters from meeting monday's deadline to enroll. election officials say there is no statutory provision in virginia that allows for extending the voter registration deadline. let's turn to the weather now. 80's again today, but a drastic changes coming over the next few days. hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: we are looking at another day of temperatures above average. for the weekend, temperatures will be below average. a very pleasant afternoon. some areas already in the 80's. 85 in manassas. 86 in fredericksburg. 85 in culpeper. 84 in airport because the cool breeze is coming across the river. here are the records for today. reagan stands at 88. however, dulles and bwi are both in the possibility of tying the record for today. we could see a shower late this afternoon in a few spots. a cold front will try to i think we will have an increasing chance of shower. we will quickly look at futurecast through the rest of th

takes on my parents to send me to college. >> i go to college in virginia and wonder what the candidates think american interests are and how it is that we protect them >> i go to longwood university and my question to the candidates are what do you think about borne from illegal immigrants? >> in his first campaign appearance after tuesday night's vice presidential debate, republican mike pence said the vision to make america great again won the debate from harrisonburg virginia this is a half-hour. [applause] ♪ >> hello, virginia. it's wonderful to be here. thank you for that wonderful, warm welcome. [cheering] a few months ago i accepted my party's nomination to run and serve as the next vice president of the united states of america. [applause] but i have to tell you i appreciate that introduction more than i can tell you that the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i'm a christian, conservative and republican in that order. [cheering] and i've got to tell you i joined this campaign in the heart beat because you nominated a man for president who never quits, n

this coming saturday. early voting starts in maryland on thursday. virginia doesn't have early voting. the dead line to request an 1st. you can find information on other dead lines and the location of your polling place on our nbc washington app. just search "early voting" during the break. >>> a d.c. police officer is facing charges tonight after a citizen complaint led to his arrest. police say arthur thompson was drunk on the job. he was arrested sunday morning on 18th street in southeast d.c. they charged him with i. discovered by a supervisor who went out to investigate a complaint against him. they say the officer failed a field sobriety test and his police powers have been revoked. >>> a pastor and his wife are accused in a scheme to defraud members of their congregation out of more than a million dollars. investigators say they were using money intended for the poor to line their own pockets. derrick ward is in alexandria with the developments on this. >> reporter: that pastor and his in all this are looking a at serious time. 20 years in jail on some of these fraud charges. a

this. reporter: another sporty grandma is virginia modise. she's 75 and the captain of this soccer team in pretoria. i'm refereeing their game today, and i've got plenty to do. they're pretty rough with each other. they're between 60 and 78 years old and have sought out a pretty challenging game to keep fit. but it's about more than just that. virginia modise: we thought, ok, soccer has been played by men all along. so we said to ourselves: let's just make a muck and play football. and that's just how it started. reporter: trainer ruth moromeng's sport program is strict. even captain virginia has to obey. >> with this exercise, we are mostly working our joints. but we also run, which is good for our legs. reporter: virginia thought up the next exercise using rugby balls. as an exception, the women are allowed to use their hands. the team trains three times a week. there is even a grandma's soccer league here in pretoria. ruth's team is currently third out of the league's six teams. some might say the team is ridiculous, but the women don't care. they know that diabetes and obesity

charles and prince george. eastern part of the district. it is snowing at snow shoe in west virginia. not sticking but the first sign of the-cold air of the season moving in. temperatures in pittsburgh, charleston 48. we are 60 at national but many temperatures now in the upper 50s. with winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. the winds they will gust tomorrow 30 to 40 miles per hour at time. date planning for saturday. start the day in the sustained winds 25 miles per hour. gusting 30 to 40. >>> tracking metro's plans to cut late night service. more riders are coming to us to try stop it. >> reporter: metro wants to cut trains after midnight permanently. we heard about the impact on late night workers and partyers >> reporter: when wheels are your only way to get around, her wheelchair won't fit in an uber. metro plans to slash late night comes with worry. >> restricts my life. my life is restricted by my disability. >> reporter: the general manager said crews need more times for fixes. >> i don't know if i could quantify it. i know they have to be saved. >> reporter: she needs metro

style long-term budget that provides greater stability to northern virginia businesses and reduces deficits in the broader more equitable manner than the discretionary spending caps we currently have under the budget control act or sequestration. 90 seconds. comstock: we have been doing that and i have demonstrated direct of that. i posed as one of my top produces the posting that it sequester cuts. i am willing to work on all of these things. we are already doing this. you talk about ideological things. my opponent has already said she supports $1 trillion in taxes and she said congress needs to do whatever hillary clinton wants. i don't think you need congress as a rubber stamp. i have already demonstrated years of being a member who works with you. i'm willing to stand up against my own party as they did when they were going after federal employees. i said i'm not going to vote for a budget if you are going after federal employees. they knew they had to calm and negotiate with me. i worked with my colleagues on a bipartisan basis which i think is important. when we were in the s

know her, or went to school with her. margot was raised right here in hampton, virginia. she graduated from the university of virginia with a degree in finance. a journalist, independent researcher, entrepreneur and co-creator of an english-language monthly magazine with her husband, aaron, margot is the daughter of one of the first nasa black male engineers, so she grew up knowing many of the women in "hidden figures." margot is the founder of the human computer project and the recipient of the virginia foundation of the humanities grant for her research into the history of women in computing. she lives in charlottesville, virginia. writer virginia wolfe with once said anonymous in history was usually a woman. let me say that again. [laughter] anonymous in history was usually a woman. well, tonight these brilliant women are anonymous no more. thanks to margot and her book, "hidden figures." may the names of katherine johnson, dorothy vaughn, mary jackson, dr. christine darden and the other women who contributed to the space race and changed the course of history finally receive their

coverage here on c-span2 tonight. the northern virginia chamber of commerce hosted a debate with candidates of virginia's tenth congressional district. incumbent representative barbara comstock a republican and democrat luanne bennet took questions on a range of topics. [applause] >> good morning everyone. i'm honored to be with you here today. it's my pleasure to introduce the candidates for virginia's tenth congressional district. i'm going to provide a brief introduction into each of them but please refer to your programs for more information. barbara comstock was elected in november of 2014 to represent virginia's tenth congressional district. harbor serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, science space and technology committee where she serves as chairwoman on research and technology and the house administration committee in the united states house of representatives. she served in the virginia house of delegates from 2010 to 2015 where she served as chairwoman of the science and technology committee. she also served on the commerce and labor committee and

trump campaigning hard in key battle ground states, republican nominee holding events in virginia and colorado, where he lashed out at "new york times" for illegally publishing a portion of his 1995 tax returns. the times article was remarkable in that is was likely despite being a big beneficiary of the laws, but i am working for you now, not are in trump. >> i have legally used tax laws to -- my benefit. and to the benefit of my company. my visitors, and my employers, i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly used these laws. lou: a bombshell report finding every of widespread voter fraud, hard to imagine, in critical swing state of virginia, a watch dog -- group saying over a thousand illegal immigrants registered to vote in two thousanin the 2000 say the and 2012 elections. joining us the author of that report. we call them the voting dead on this broadcast. hillary clinton today caught up leeching a blistering attack against bernie sanders voting bloc. clinton's couldn' contempt, listen to mrs. clinton, and millions of democratic voters. >> some are new to politics, they are living in

devoted supporter of the vigilant -- virginia historical society. he was a colleague and my publisher -- i will hit my 40th year paper in the first week of december, and stewart was publisher and chairman of media general for most of that period. he would be delighted by the book. he appears in the book, and i would just like to say, rush and i agree that stewart is not with us in body -- he passed away a few months ago, but he is here in spirit, and he will always be here in spirit at the virginia historical society, and we member him fondly. my personal relations with russia began a few years ago. i was at one of my neighborhood watering holes, and i was talking to the bartender, and the weekend before i had gone to new york on the train. i had a catastrophic experience coming back. the engine decoupled from the car somewhere near philadelphia at, like, 3:00 in the morning. a horrible noise. you saw this engine going away. [laughter] mr. culbertson: we were stuck. we were talking about that, and one of the other regulars was there -- a friendly fella, and he said it is interesting -

great day to be in virginia. it is a great day to be in virginia. [applause] sen. kaine: there are some who have asked the question, does abraham lincoln belong in richmond, does abraham lincoln belong in virginia? what a great joy it gives me as someone elected to statewide office by the voters of the commonwealth of virginia to answer the question is i, yes, we claim abraham lincoln as one of our own. we claim abraham lincoln as a brother. we claim a virginian. [applause] sen. kaine: we claim abraham lincoln as a brother in virginia and the cause of family connections. his mother and father's families were both from virginia. we claim him as a brother in virginia because of affection he held for the south, for southerners and virginians during his entire life -- even during the difficult war years and especially the days after the war. we must especially claim lincoln as a virginian because the project of his mature adult life was to pick up and rescue from the most virginia value that all men are created equal and work to continue the project that was authored by the other virginia,

fix them. ahead of tuesday's vice presidential debate we take a look back at the candidates virginia senator tim kaine and indiana governor mike pence using the c-span video library. >> i have turned on the television and seen the bad news of a shooting or a weather emergency or famine. i have seen the stories and there will be more of them. there was something in the story asserted that was different and it was you, your spirit even in a dark day of optimism. >> the presidency is the most visible thread that runs to the tapestry of the american government. more often than not for good oriole it sets the tone for the other branches and spurs the expectations of the people. its powers are vast and consequential. its requirements and the outset and by definition impossible for mortals to for phil without fulfill without -- humility -- a look at it met of the vice president of debate monday night on it on eastern on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org and listen at 8:00 p.m. on the c-span radio app. >> now, the fourth circuit court of appeals in richmond virginia hears oral argument in

virginia today where trump surrogates are making the case they've still got a shot to win the commonwealth but the clinton camp says they have a reality check. >>> you want to bring those plants inside. freeze warning and frost advisory. goes into effect for a good portion of our region tonight. we'll keep an eye on those temperatures whether or not these cold nights are here to stay. >> when someone you love is hospitalized it can be frightening for them and their family and friends. s. >>> it's that time of year again when we start to get cold and tonight will be the coldest night we've seen so far this this is from chantilly. take a look. how about that? my wife went all out this year but this guy did pretty good out there in chantilly. so if you're going to be out and about on monday night for halloween this house definitely one to go. look at hello kitty. temperatures outside right now, we're sitting in the 60s. that's where we've been all day. high temperature so far of 64. down 62. northwest winds at 15 per hour. so still on the cool side and still rather breezy but the

hillary clinton on the campaign trail. >> we begin with peter doocy live in virginia for the debate. good morning, peter. >> good morning. and even though donald trump and hillary clinton aren't going to be on stage here in farmville tonight, we expect them to dominate the conversation as they will both be tasked with pumping up their side of the ticket and also trying to explain away. running mate's record. get pens on the rope and see if he is willing to defend trump. as for pens he has been watching videos of kim cain the way an envelope quarterback would to try to look at his tendencies. he was doing mock debates with wisconsin governor scott walker standing in and pretending to be senator cain. >> he has been given mock debates and preparing with senior staff. i think you will see a feisty mike pence and hold hillary clinton accountable for her failures. talk about an unremarkable record. >> from here pens is going to h -- puence is going to hit the road in virginia, pennsylvania, ohio and north carolina loon gnaw. there's a lot riding on tonight's one-on-one debate because a r

for virginia voters. larry: a temperature drop is just hours away. the rain brings the cold weather with it. what a cheery way to say -- happy friday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] autria: for those of us who have been waiting for fall, this is good news. veronica: last year we had 80's in november, 70 boston december. get ready for boots, tights, [laughter] eileen: many of you want to know when it's going to arrive. we have nine hours of dry weather conditions. here's the rain associated with the front. it will take quite a while until we get the rain this afternoon. a dry morning rush, a warm look at that, even a bit oth our weatherbug stations across the area, 67 degrees at hyattsville. it is very mild this morning. it will be another mild day. climbing into the 70's, dry to lunchtime. by 3:00 that's when the showers start to arrive. look at what happens by 7:00. dropping down to 54. have the umbrella handy. then the wind starts to pick up with temperatures dropping how chil

, virginia. they will do battle there tonight. a 90 minute show, no breaks, and who knows, maybe you could sway some voters. make sure you registered and took care of all of that stuff, donald trump and hillary clinton are on the campaign trail. and their veeps are doing business at home for them. we have fox team coverage for you. john roberts, who is with the trump campaign, hello to you, john. >> good afternoon, a big crowd out here. >> this is the biggest thing they have ever seen. real clear politics average shows them leading hillary clinton by only two points, and her husband, the last democratic to win back in 1996, trump was in colorado earlier today, a big gas producing state. big topic of conversation here in arizona and the speech will be obama care and all of the problems it is facing right now. a couple insurance companies wanted to increase rated by more than 60%. donald trump also expected to talk more but said he did use shrewd business tactics. >> when the bottom fell out of the real estate market, i had all of the debt, but the assets, the value, plummeted. interes

happening right now. plus - new this morning.. thousands of virginia voters, cutoff from casting a ballot. the new lawsuit calling for action. and.. it's debate day! the final faceoff in las vegas just hours away. how both candidates are preparing for prime time. good morning washington. toss to eileen - warmth continues for 2 more days - showers likely by friday - windy & cool this weekend today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably warm. stray shower late; mainly west. highs: 81-86 winds: w to ne 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with isolated showers. lows: 62-66 winds: e 5 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. stray shower possible, especially late. highs: 78-82 bw pkwy @ 212 metro now to that two people shot in largo and just in the last thirty minutes, we've learned one of the victims has died. our john gonzalez is live on the scene.. john? breaking right now.. an all-clear at the man puts the campus on alert. u-m-d police tell us that officers were conducting a traffic stop over night, when they began frisking a suspect, and felt what appeared to be a gun. the man ran away on foot and

also day. purina, virginia said trump groped her at the u.s. open in 1998. >> perhaps he will label me as just another "nasty woman." >> the trump campaign calls her claim and those of other accusers, "fictional stories ." marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >>> what did you think about the debate and today's reaction? log onto our facebook page and who came forward to accuse donald trump of sexual misconduct. karina virginia said donald trump grabbed her arm and touched her breast when she was leaving the u.s. open in 1998. she spoke to the media, with noted attorney gloria allred on her side. >> mr. trump, perhaps you do to me so many years ago [ crying ] but i can assure you, i remember you and what you did to me as though it was yesterday. >> 10 women have now come forward to say donald trump groped, kissed or touched them in a sexual manner. he dismisses the allegations as, quote, all today extended the deadline to register to vote in virginia. the original deadline was last monday. but after this, the online system crashed. people registered to vote, now have until tomorrow. a vo

rally at regent university, in virginia beach, donald trump urged supporters to go out and vote. he also spoke about how he will cut taxes, quote, big league, and told the crowd he would rebuild the military. >>> close to 2500 people dc mayor muriel bowser today inned to the presidential election -- in addition to the presidential election, dc residents are asked to elect dc council members and vote on statehood. >> it is nice to see this many people care, enough to come out and stand in line. would he never waited in line in dc before. ever. we always just walked in the door and voted. >> early voting continues in october 27. >>> could the district of columbia be the country's51st state? it strepding on social media. and -- it is trending on social media. dc residents have no voting control in congress or full control of local affairs and they are looking at a statehood referendum on the upcoming election ballot and dc residents will see the proposed state as new columbia. and this week, members council voted to change the name to state of washington, d.c. >>> in the final week, ev

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christine romans in new york. >> i'm john berman live in farmville, virginia. 4:00 a.m. in the east. this is longwood university in farmville, virginia where in a few short hours, it will host the one and only vice presidential debate. democrat tim kaine of virginia and mike pence will talk about the top of their tickets. >>> after a busy day for pollsters, hillary clinton has a lead over donald trump in the wake of the first presidential debate. clinton tops trump among five points. one factor. an increase of support among independents. a month ago, they broke heavily for trump. now making a move to clinton. secretary clinton is taking steps toward the enthusiasm gap. 50% of supporters are excited in voting for her. >>> another key finding in the wake of the report that donald trump went nearly two decades without paying income tax. 86% of people polled say paying taxes is a civic duty. and 12% say it is an unnecessary burden. the polling period ended before "the new york times" published the report that he took a $916 million loss to avoid paying a penny in federal income tax for up to