virginia initiative. after two years of discussion and debate there is a clear path forward and it is now time to take action and start working toward creating a healthcare system i veterans need and deserve. thank you. that concludes my statement. >> thank you. >> chairman isaacson and members of this committee. on behalf of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america and more than 425,000 members and supporters, thank you for the opportunity to share our views on the to share our views on the commission of care report. there few issues more important to the healthy transition home of our generation of veterans then ensuring an exceptional and sustainable va. we know from research our members are increasingly turning to the virginia for healthcare. in our most recent survey 29%% of members reported using the virginia exclusively, up six percentage points from the previous. those using the virginia in combination with others insurance is currently 63 percent, of five percentage points. as more veterans retur

and in virginia. if the transportation solutions for this region are going to have to be negotiated regionally regionally, with regional cooperation. those relations -- relationships will be hugely beneficial when it comes time to really talk about the hard questions that have to be answered. i am for upgrading our infrastructure here locally. it's critically important. all of us know, you cannot separate transportation from economic development. they are joined at the hip, and we have to address our chess notation issues in order for the northern virginia region to continue to grow. thank you. >> moderator: congresswoman comstock, 60 seconds. ms. comstock: as i mentioned i've worked with you on these issues over the seven years i've been in the legislative but also an award for august will as a senior a. i know to cut through the gridlock because i've been part of the bipartisan governing majority. there's only one person on the stage will be in the majority. we don't need another minority member of

or less brought virginia to the patriotic cause, and in the words of the virginia convention, he has made it necessary that an additional number of forces be raised for our protection and defense. but there is one small problem. in 1775, colonial virginia had no standing professional army nor any precedent for one, thus the virginia convention met in williamsburg to establish the means for funding a more regular army of the colon, enumerating the terms for organizing up to six regiments for the defense virginia. the convention also made allowances for them to provide clothing, feed, and supply soldiers during their service. the convention and system that each common soldier not already sufficiently provided in the opinion of his commanding officer shall be provided with sufficient clothing at the expense of the public to be deducted out of his pay and also to be allowed by the public --, binding for his hat, and require each soldier to at the expense of the public to be furnished with one good musket and bayonet, pouch, and canteen, among other items. to accomplish this and oversee t

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 honestly believe with all my sou

from virginia into maryland, you are backed up 4 miles. the inner loop is also slow, from temple hills across the bridge. a lot of folks are bailing out, using 390 five to 295 as a workaround, which is not a bad option, but keep in mind there is already 31 minute commute getting across the bridge heading back over to 295. leaving at 7:45, you are looking about that about a 1 hour drive. autria: if you are a wine lover, now is the time to get your tickets to the corktober fest at the montgomery county fairgrounds. the seventh call is winning two tickets. larry: the media has been lighting up -- social media has been lighting up on night long after the presidential debate last night. jummy: and police have just welcome hi today we're gonna be comparing these two truck beds. let's start over here with this aluminum bed. you put your toolbox up here... whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same angle,same empty tool box. took it way better. the steel held up. it's truck m

we plan on winning virginia. >> reporter: zpooit clinton's lead the democrat party virginia chair told us she thinks virginia is still a battleground and they are not taking anything for granted. at northern virginia community college we asked if this final debate changed anyone's mind. have you reached a decision yet? >> not quite. i mean if i was to really make a lenient towards trump. >> reporter: why is that? >> i don't -- well, i think hillary is a liar. >> you are an undecided voter. have you made a decision yet? >> no, i haven't. >> reporter: why not? >> they haven't hit the major point that i want to hear? >> reporter: which is? >> veterans i am a veteran and i want to hear about the care and treatment we receive. >> reporter: this week the trump campaign announced it is going to spend $2 million on new tv ads in virginia. thic chamber of commerce had a -- excuse me -- a poll that led clinton by nine points over trump. now, as for the trump supporters, well they are going to continue to campaign. live here in northern virginia, shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you shomari. >>> w

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 thi

virginia. susan, thank you for being here with me. >> glad to be here. >> hillary clinton has tim kaine on her side. it seems to be helping her. donald trump popular in the more rural areas, when you get away from the beltway. does he have a chance? >> look, i mean we feel good about what's going on in virginia. we've got a lot of enthusiasm. certainly very proud of the fact tim kaine, our own tim kaine is on the ticket. we feel good about where we are, but we're not letting up. we have 1,000 organizing events a week in virginia. 34 field offices. people are out canvassing and door knocking. i like where we are, but we are fighting for every vote. >> she is leading in this state. how much has tim kaine been an asset for her here? >> tim kaine and his wife have been a tremendous asset. really we are so proud of him. he has just had such a record of similar to hillary clinton of civil rights, social justice, working in that field all his life. we are just happy to be able to share him with the re

look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... see how much you could save on car insurance. or am i in tennaginia? more than 2 million >>> more than $2 million in grant money is helping authorities in maricopa county put rapists behind. arizona has a huge backlog of untested rape kits and getting through the backlog is going to take money and manpower. courtney griffin has more on how two recent grants will help out. >> reporter: a backlog of more than 2,000 rape kits have yet to be tested in maricopa county. thanks to a large grant that can >> this is absolutely amazing for us. we are extremely proud. >> reporter: the u.s. department of justice gave the phoenix police department $1.5 million and $1.2 million to the maricopa county attorney's office to test rape kits. >> effective july 1 of 2016, the phoenix police department went to test all proceeds, every kit that comes into our possession will be tested through our crime lab. $2 million helped his always test 600 kits. out of those tests, two people were indicted, one was a s

. >> indiana governor mike pence and virginia senator tim kaine set to square off in farmville, virginia. >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends." i'm heather childer. >> let's begin with peter doocy with what we can expect tonight. good morning, peter. >> good morning, clayton and heather. the whole point of tonight's debate is for pence and kaine to show voters they'd be in good hands if something happened to donald trump or hillary clinton and the vp had to assume the office of the president. with that said, the focus tonight we expect is going to be on clinton's record and trump's record. not on kaine's record and pence's record. that said, pence says he still wants to talk about himself and his rival a little bit. >> i'll tell you all i expect we're going to be talking about divisions and the choice the american people face at the top of the ticket. i kind of hope we get to talk about our records as well. because they're just a little bit different. i mean, when tim kaine was governor, he tried to raise taxes by $4 billion in four years. state of indiana, i've signed more

>> mike pence and virginia senator tim kaine set to square off in farmville, virginia. >> you are watching "fox & friends first." i am clayton morris. >> i am heather childers. peter doocy is at long university. what can we expect? >> it is interesting. we got a little taste of how things are going to go tonight from indiana governor mike pence who is using a little bit of his own record to explain how he would haelp a president donald trump. it will be all about trump and clinton since they are at the top of the ticket tonight. >> governor of virginia unemployment doubled while i have been governor of the state of indiana we have cut employment in half and there's more hoosiers working than ever before in the 200 year history in the state of indiana. that's exactly the kind of leadership that donald trump is going to bring to the white house with exactly the same results. >> as for cain's strategy an aid tells fox news channel they are going to draw pens out and quote let's see if he is willing to defend trump. he spent the weekend preparing and scott walker stood in and pretended to be t

prefer hillary clinton. 25% back trump. >> said don't come to virginia, you can win virginia. i got to tell you, i think they're wrong. i think we can win virginia. >> reporter: some political observers question the trump's campaign late stage voechlt in the commonwealth. a trump visit on saturday, $2 million in ads sending in a key surrogate. >> i think you can't give up anywhere. donald trump is a man who fights to the end and we had a great invitation to come to northern >> reporter: trump senior adviser puts his hope in past statewide gop contests. >> every nominee has always had a come from behind like situation but always broken late. >> reporter: this hillary clinton support loudoun county board chairman phyllis randall said it's too late for the trump campaign to make a renewed appeal to women and minorities. >> women will come out in vast numbers to vote against mr. trump. >> there are no northern virginia visits on the horizon for clinton about that. >> i'm okay not being in a battleground state if i think the candidate i think should win is winning. >> donald trump

too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. look at this traumatic home invasion caught on camera in new jersey. an 11 year old boy comes face to face with an intruder in his home. the boy walks into his house not knowing anyone is inside. you see he has his backpack on. suddenly, he makes contact with the man. >> i immediately run out of the house. i see that my neighbor's driving by in the car. i stopped her and asked her for her after the boy called 911. heading into next months presidential election, how is virginia feeling? a new poll is out of virginia voters. 53% think the state economy is going in the right direction. in the presidential race, clinton is holding a nine point lead in the commonwealth of virginia. two pennsylvania, where our brad is. he has just arrived in philadelphia. brad: we are in the birthplace of democracy, philadelphia, independence hall. this is where george washington served as es accounts, a standard of honesty and personal

now a resident of virginia, he is eligible to vote november 8th. still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and s. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of guns are sold through websites like this, most with no background checks, no questions asked. the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, now a bad guy is armed - and potentially dangerous. and that's a threat to all of us. scott: allegations of sexual assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. theaters this week, a documentar

and in virginia. the transportation solutions for this region will have to be negotiated regionally, with regional cooperation. will belationships hugely beneficial when it comes time to talk about the hard questions that have to be answered. for upgrading our infrastructure locally. it is critically important. all of us know that you cannot separate transportation from economic development. they are joined at the hip. address theto transportation issues in order for the northern virginia region to continue to grow. thank you. congresswoman comstock, 60 seconds. comstock: as i have mentioned, i have worked with you on these issues over the seven years as a legislator and also when i was a senior aide. so i know how to cut to the gridlock because i have been part of the bipartisan governing authority. there's only one person on the stage who will be in the majority. we don't need another minority who cannotongress add to the region here. hasn't worked, i don't think she has imparted the virginia chambe

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they own the legislature in virginia. republicans and people who care about the process could monitor the process and do all they can to make sure this corruption doesn't become normal. lou: is there anything that can be done about this election or are we going to watch another election stolen? >> hold on tight. lou: i'll have to leave it at hold on tight. >> i'm going to yell like hell about it. thanks for being with us. christian adams. that's it for tonight. we thank you for being with us. tomorrow senator jeff sessions will be among our guest live from farmville, virginia. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight tax cheat or financial wizard. the fallout over donald trump's tax returns. the vice presidential nominees gearing up for tomorrow night's big debate. wait until you hear how many people have never heard of mike pence or tim kaine. crooks steel $1 million in valuables from kim.

too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: women vote! man: hey baby, how are woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." woman: barbara comstock is too right epresent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: women vote! >> early voting has begun and the numbers showing high early voting turnout. >> "fox5" political reporter ronica cleary is out there. >> i'm here judiciary square location the numbers for saturday early voting, that's when they started in the district broke

and in virginia. if the transportation solutions for this region are going to have to be negotiated regional regionally, with regional cooperation. those relations -- relationships will be hugely beneficial when it comes time to really talk about the hard questions that have to be answered. i am for upgrading our infrastructure here locally. it's critically important. all of us know, you cannot separate transportation from economic development. they are joined at the hip, and we have to address our chess notation issues in order for the northern virginia region to continue to grow. thank you. >> moderator: congresswoman comstock, 60 seconds. comstock: as i mentioned i've worked with you on these issues over the seven years i've been in the legislative but also an award for august will as a senior a. i know to cut through the gridlock because i've been part of the bipartisan governing majority. there's only one person on the stage will be in the majority. we don't need another minority member of congre

west virginia, down to southwestern virginia. these are advancing off to the north and east and the new hour by hour timing here, just coming in, showing the areas of showers in the yellow it is harder rain. the green, lighter showers into the shenandoah centrally as of 11:00 this morning, com time and crossing the blue ridge into fredricks town into warrenton. then into metro area into fairfax and prince william around 4:00 and into the district around 4:30, 5:00 this afternoon. the eastern suburbs around 6 to 7:00 p.m. in prince george's county. charles, calvert and saint marys. they will be exiting the bay tomorrow, plunging down to the 40s, afternoon highs only around 60 with gusty wind around saturday. lighter winds, afternoon highs both of those days in the mid-60s. near 60 as we get into tuesday and lighter wind as well. what is happening with the commute? >> right now, we do have this earlier problem, inner loop at river road, that is cleared out of the way. we have a couple other issues i want to talk about this morning.

she served in the virginia house 2010-20 15. from theserved as chairwoman of science and technology committee. the commerceed on and labor committee and the transportation committee. she graduated from middlebury college with a ba in political science. she is a 30 year resident of mclean, virginia. a retired public school assistant principal who continues to teach their three children. please welcome congresswoman barbara comstock. [applause] luanne bennett grew up on her family farm east of st. louis. she and her husband moved to where theynty started and grew a small real estate business until rick was diagnosed with leukemia and passed away in 1994. he left a single working mother of two boys running a business. biz haser small biz helped create job opportunities for more than a thousand workers of helped create millions dollars in economic development while creating energy efficient and environmentally stable development. she earned her bachelor's degree in education from eastern illinois university. was married to congressm

it's bad for our economy and the business and especially northern virginia. business needs certainty. and what that means is they need the government to set the rules so they know how to invest in their companies. you and i understand that. unfortunately the congresswoman doesn't. these games we are playing in congress are the worst thing for our businesses. we need certainty and we need to pass legislation like comprehensive immigration reform that will fix our broken immigration system. we need to bills like major infrastructure funding source that will invest in our infrastructure, create jobs in the short run and then fund infrastructure improvements and improve our economy. when we passed the tax relief package ahead of that permanent tax credit and i should mention when i was in the statehouse to last though i had was signed was the tax credit in virginia that helped the economy. we also need to have that certainty. this permanent expensing for businesses and a permanent child tax credit because we know the cost of kids are pretty permanent. i also am c

i'm in farmville, virginia. at longwood university. at 9:00 p.m., the one and only vice presidential debate. you can see people here already waiting for this big event. tim kaine and mike pence will be here to sell themselves. most importantly to advocate for the tops of their tickets. hillary clinton has jumped out to a new lead over donald trump in the wake of the first presidential debate. call it a bounce. in the latest cnn/orc poll, clinton leads 5 points by likely voters. one is an increased support of independents. after the debate, they moved 25 points toward hillary clinton. secretary clinton is taking steps to closing the enthusiasm ga gap. 50% of supporters say they are enthusiastic of voting for her. that is up from four points in september. enthusiasm among donald trump has ticked downward two points over the same period. another finding of the poll in the wake of the report that trump had gone two decades without paying federal income tax. 86% of registered voters believe paying taxes is a civic duty. some polled say it i

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 t

we have showers here in pennsylvania, ohio, west virginia down to south western southern west virginia closer to the shenandoah valley and the metro area but not until later this afternoon. here is the hour by hour timing, leading edge of this in the color area moving into western maryland around 9:00, 10:00 this morning. coming into the shenandoah valley around noon time, light showers an crossing the blue ridge, picking up a little bit of moderate downpours coming into perhaps loudoun county, fredrick county, maryland, washington county into faulkner, this is going to be around 2:00 then as they get closer to the metro area, wet showers coming in. this is as of 4:00, northern virginia, the metro area, much of central maryland starting to move into central maryland. 4 to 5 to 6:00 p.m. it gets closer to the bay but lingering showers, 7, 8, 9:00 tonight. most of the rain pulls east of the bay after midnight tonight. then we have a general drying trend, the cloud cover begins to break up after midnight and the tomorrow down to the upper 40s and then during the afternoon on saturday, jus

[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, never backs down. he is a fighter, he is a winner. until recently it seemed he was fighting all on his own but now the movement is coming together and we are going to elect donald trump as the nex next presidentf the united states of america. [applause] but it's great to be in virginia. had a little debate last night. i was humbled and honored to be there. donald trump called me to congratulate me on the debate and that meant the world to me. some people thought i won. [

too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> caught on camera, a police ride-along that a woman will never forget about. police dash cam video shows an officer and his ride-along passenger getting shot at more than a dozen times. in madera, california. the officer attempted to pull over a driver when his front- seat passenger started shooting. that's in the car today. another blew out a rear tire. the officer and his passenger were shaken up but not hurt. the shooter's gun and car were found abandoned. police say that car was stolen. >>> man accused of wounding two oklahoma police officers is also suspected of killing his aunt and uncle. police searching for michael vance found the bodies of his aunt and uncle in a mobile home near oklahoma city tonight. vance is on the lun -- the tonight. authorities believe he shot and killed a woman and used the car as a getaway. >>> a person testified for the second day today about the george washington lane closures

it's bad or business and it's especially bad for northern virginia. business needs certainty about that needs this they need the government to set the rules so they know how they can invest in their companies. you and i understand that. unfortunately the congresswoman just doesn't. these games that we are playing in congress are the worst things for our businesses. we need certainty, we need to pass legislation like comprehensive immigration reform that will fix our broken immigration system. we need bills like major infrastructure funding source that will invest in our infrastructure, create jobs in the short-run and then fund infrastructure improvements and improve our economy. >> moderator: congresswoman comstock. comstock: we started on tax reform on may past the tax relief package that had that permanent tax credit. when i was in this date of the last bill that i had was having an orangey tax credit in virginia. we also need to have that certainty. as we did in the bill last december. permanent expensing for small businesses and permanent child t

laura trump is campaigning in virginia. julie carey is live from trump national with what she has to say. >> reporter: several hundred women and some men will be here tonight to hear from laura trump. her visit represent as couple of things. first of all the hard in the commonwealth in the closing days of the campaign and it's also an effort to renew outreach to women and minorities. several groups have been stung by donald trump's comments. lara trump got a celebrity welcome at the eden center. she acknowledged the uphill battle her father-in-law faces here. >> i heard from some people i got to tell you i think they are wrong. i think we can win virginia. >> reporter: polls show especially with women trump is in trouble. 47% of likely female voters in virginia favor hillary clinton compared to 25% for trump. democrats hoping to further widen the gap underscoring trump's reference to hillary clinton in the final debate as a nasty woman. but lar swra trump says no regrets about that characterization. >> if you know my father

too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> some of d.c.'s busiest roads parking is about to get more difficult. in an effort to make the drive through the city faster, gridlock has increased wisconsin and connecticut avenue since the start of the safe track program and the beach drive construction closure. >> mark segraves is at the center of the construction with details that just broke. >> reporter: good evening, it doesn't look so bad right now, but anyone who has been driving connecticut avenue northwest or wisconsin avenue trying to get out of the city has realized now dpw told me just about 15 minutes ago they are planning to do something about it. they are going to increase enforcement here on connecticut avenue and that means more cars are going to be getting

a bit of a twist in virginia today. a judge ordered voter registration to be extended through friday. computer glitch at the online registration website kept some voters meeting the deadline to enroll. a lawsuit was filed to get it extended. in the midst of a meeting on what metro hours should be. some are protesting outside instead of going inside and testifying. we have more on this. tom? tom: there is even more going on outside. there is a protest going on now. this protest isn't necessarily directly over the issue at hand. the protest over the possible shutdown in the day of some lesser used metro stations. but the big issue ta inside, a lot of it involves folks on the red here. that is folks with the service union who need metro to get home on weekends they say. they say the livelihood at times have been cut back since metro cut back the hours on weekends. metro as of june started shutting down at midnight. the question unfor debate right now is what should it do after safetrack ends next year. should it shut down

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i don't think any to tell the people of virginia about the constitution. i don't think i need to talk to people about james madison. i don't think i need to take about the miracle of that document and the god-given liberties that are enshrined there. i've got to tell you, whether it is our freedom of speech, our freedom of expression, our freedom of the press, of religion, whether it be the right to keep and bear arms of law-abiding citizens -- [applause] gov. pence: whether it be all the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution, let me just say this. we have to decide here, in the home of james madison in the great commonwealth of virginia, we have to decide here and now, for the sake of our constitution, for the sake of the rule of law and our god-given liberties that the next president of the united states to make appointments to the supreme court will be president donald trump. donald trump will appoint justices to the supreme court that will uphold our constitution in the tradition of the late and great justice antonin scalia. they will inter

too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: women vote! woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: women vote! is responsible for the content of this ad. larry: montgomery county judge lashing out as he sentenced a man to spend the rest of his life in prison. donald bricker jr. was convicted to odderring a replica antique pistol and using it to kill his girlfriend. the outrage didn't stop with the judge. kevin? kevin: this is a terrible case of do mestk violence. the scorned boyfriend that played out the classic if i can't have you, no one can. it prompted the victim's family, the judge and the prosecutors to label donald bricker jr. a coward. >> as painful as it is, we are so pleased with the judge's desi that donald bricker jr. will die in prison. >> they met in a public parking lot, in broad daylight. kevin: prosecutors say she dumped brick

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 due. now, lucy gave a few housekeeping notes. i just want to remind everyone that her talk is going to be here, but the book signing will take place at the hampton history museum afterwards in the great hall, okay? so walk back across the street. and so c-span asked me to say that because they're filming, they ask for no flash photography. so if you want to take a picture, just turn your flash off. and please remember to science your phones. so, again, i welcome you on behalf of the hampton history museum, and they invite you to make

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west virginia's got a loss. only oklahoma with two losses out of conference. >> oklahoma state back in it after their win. that could come down to a huge game at the end of the year. they're not going to get a team in the playoffs unless total chaos happens across college football. two nonconference losses. no way oklahoma is going to make it to the 14th playoff team. basically you're talking about big picture, yes, new year's six, congratulation and big 12 out. >> big 12 out. the first college football playoff rankings coming out next ek are. charlie strong, big win today. >> he got the big win. you got to keep winning. i talked to charlie a lot. he understands the deal. >> he has four games left. if he can get pick up another win, six wins to a bowl game. >> you could hear the relief in his voice after the win. >>> nebraska trying to stay >> great wide feet, great hand placement, great technique, huge hole in the middle for wisconsin. >> 7-0, wisconsin, over nebraska. couple of other unbeatens to talk about mi

we're live in longwood university in virginia. back more after this. >>> as a businessman and real estate developer, i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit, and to the benefit of my company, my investors, and my employees. i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly -- i have brilliantly used those laws. the unfairness of the tax laws is unbelievable. it's something i've been talking about for a long time, despite, frankly, being a big beneficiary of the laws. but i'm working for you now. i'm not working for trump. >> what a crowd we have here. what a crowd. anyway, that was donald trump defending his tax laws. it was at a campaign stop yesterday in colorado. trump's been playing defense on that lately, so will his running mate, mike pence tonight defend trump's troubles in the debate or instead hit at hillary clinton's weak points? hugh hewitt is a radio talk show host and an msnbc contributor and john brabender is a strategist. john and hugh, i'll go back to my point of view, critique me on this. the worst thing in the world th

we were closely in west virginia with a group of west virginia advocates that advocate for the disability community. i think you need to start looking there. let's be realistic and inclusive and accessible at the same time and i think that is possible. >> my don't we go right over here to the left. you, zach with the ferguson group. in light of the 2013 supreme court decision gutting the the doj is cutting back legal federal observers in many states and in light of the fact that we have a major presidential candidate who is essentially urging his supporters to act as observers, in many instances probably try to intimidate voters, what for the secretaries of state and both of you -- you do you think there should be more federal observers and if not do you believe your states and other states are prepared to make sure voter intimidation does not happen on november 8? >> i know we are. i do not think we need the federal government. i think states rights can handle her own business. i think that is the worst that can happen when you say the civil rights bill was gutted i do not know if i agre

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too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac goofy. a week ago we had the heat on. last night i had to turn the air-conditioning on because it was so muggy. then we shatter some heat records today. >> you're making us crazy, doug. >> well, that's the roller coaster we're going to be on the next couple of days, guys. it really is just that. we're going up with the record high temperatures, and then right back down as we head into the weekend. then we did set a couple of records today. shattering records. 86 today at dulles. that shatters the old record of 82. also 87 at bwi. airport here in national with 86 degrees. rather, 87 degrees a little bit earlier. the record high temperature is 88. didn't think we'd get close to that but there we are. 86 degrees currently. winds out of the north at 6 miles an our. don't know why this is showing up here. we did have a few clouds. we're seeing plenty of sunshine out there now. temperature wise, 86 leesburg. 88 in manassas. we were at 90 there this afternoon. 81

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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 committee. she also served on the commerce and labor committee and transportation committee. she earned her degree from georgetown university law center and gradua

too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. has announced its new name. it's now the humane rescue alliance. the washington humane society and washington animal rescue merged in february to care for more than 60,000 animals every year. since then they've been trying to figure out a new name and new brand. and we know what it is. this is the first time in 150 years thatted two iconic animal welfare organizations have a new name. the humane rescue alliance. >>> fact-checking presidential candidates just became a little easier. in gadget reports, duke reporter's lab has added a skill to the amazon echo that lets you fact check anything politicians say. fact check.org or the "washington post." you just have to say alexa, is that true? it's not perfect, though, with a lot of electronics of course, you have to sift through a lengthy introduction and mention major key words to come up with the right answer. >>> ordering a pizza is about to facebook users are link

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 for the south, for southerners, and virginian's during his entire life, even during the difficult war years, and most especially in the days after the war. but we most specifically claim -- especially claim lincoln as a virginian because the project of his mature adult life was to pick up and rescue from the dustbin the most virginian of values that all men are created equal, and to work to continue that project that was authored by that other virginian, thomas jefferson, 85 years

rights in the state, in the commonwealth of virginia. and i think he wants to, again, restore that sense of inclusion, expand the circle of opportunity, that's what he's going to argue for. that's what hillary's been arguing for. but he'll also draw a sharp contrast with the division, the bigotry, the kind of campaign that donald trump has run. you know, he said wants a campaign of big ideas. he's really run a campaign of big insults. and i think there will be contrast, but i think what tim wants to do is talk about what kind of future democrats want to build, what kind of future the clinton/kaine ticket wants to build, so that we bring our country together, not keep working on this politics of division, bigotry, and hate. >> all right. john podesta with the hometown pander, thanks for being with me. appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. >>> joining me now, john harwood with covers national politics for cnbc. same question for you guys. i went back and read the transcript of the 1960 debate while i was preparing for the presidential debate. w

in an american may berry paradise called farmville, virginia. tonight, the would be vice presidents will debate. that's the news. i have to tell you about the journey. farmville virginia, not farmville, like louisville, it's an hour and a half from the encampment in richmond. when they settled on virginia is for lovers as a tourism slogan, they must have been talking about this place. other rolling hills and a land from the history books where a look out the window is a picture postcard of rural utopia. as you progress, stay straight at the turn for tobaccoville, right past the lake and the sign reminding the locals there's a turkey shoot coming up. past the country church, the true value hardware, the tractor yard, and the trump sign, you'll get to farmville. you won'tve your 4-g lt phone along the way so map it out in advance. senator kaine may have the advantage in virginia but a recent poll shows us most americans don't know who he or even pence even is. for many, that changes tonight. from farmville, usa. now pence has to try to refocus tha

now a resident of virginia, he is eligible to vote november 8th. still ahead on "full measure" -- when rape becomes a weapon of war. a new documentary reveals what scott: allegations of sexual it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crime. it is the too-real story of the horrors of rwanda, the courtroom drama, and survivors who found the courage to testify. victoire mukambanda was one of the victims who came forward. >> they killed our family, they destroyed our houses, they took away our cows and then they ate them, and after that, after finishing my family, killing all of them, they abused me. >> it was so much to ask t