biden attended one that could not be any closer to his heart. delaware national guard renamed one of its head quarters to honor his son former attorney general and major in the national guard buy biden. fox 29's chris o'connell was there for the unveiling and joins us now live from new castle. chris? >> reporter: well, lucy, building itself brand new building is only two years old. but tonight, it has a new name. a year after his death, beau biden is being honored tonight the delaware national guard reserve center now dedicated in his name. vice-president joe biden and the rest of beau biden's family coming to new castle to visit the building that now bears beau biden's name. >> beau loved the guard. beau loved serving with his brothers and sisters. >> reporter: biden who died of brain cancer one year ago today will be remembered as the citizen soldier who enlisted in the delaware national guard when he was 35 years old. serving in iraq, he was awarded the bronze star in the legion of merit not to mention serving as delaware's attorney general. >> you'll never find anyone to say anyt

. bidene president joe spoke about his political career at a forum hosted by the national urban league. that is next. cbs journalist morley safer died thursday. coming up, we will show an interview we did with him on c-span's "q&a." later, an event with donald trump in lawrenceville, new jersey. american history tv on c-span 3, this september marks the opening of the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture. and saturday morning, american allory tv is live for an they conference with scholars across the country, discussing topics, including african-american religion, politics, culture, historical preservation and interpretation. at kennecott p.m. eastern on real america, the 1975 church committee hearings, convened to investigate the fbi, cia, and nsa. any jo cook penetrated anti-vietnam war organization and gary thomas roe, who infiltrated the klan. >> you mean, the birmingham policeman set up the beating of the freedom riders, and he told the fbi that? >> that is correct. >> for the beaten? >> they were beaten very badly, yes. >> did the police give you the

if you're headed out this morning. >> also, happening today, remembering beau biden on memorial day, the special contribute through the will help his legacy live on for never delaware. >> today is monday, may 30, happy memorial day, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm, getting your day started on a check with traffic with katie and meisha a it was pouring. >> yes. >> coming in. >> my hair got wet, soaking wet. >> coming through in pockets, too. >> let me tell you, guys, this will hurt the drivers, terrible, because if you're waking up this morning thinking you will have easy drive to work, not so much on the boulevard, completely closed because after accident, a lot of flooding. >> that's the other thing, because even though the rain is coming through somewhat, in patches, we're coming down, you're getting just drenched this morning. now, we take live look, classic example of it, outside we go to "skycam 3", live look overlooking spring garden and broad street. at the moment, yes, you can tell, there has been a lot of wet weather rolling through, as i mention, seeing the rain come through in

" at 6:00, the memory of beau biden will live on at the delaware national guard following a touching tribute today. >>> the phillies open their series with the nationals. jeff skversky with that and more coming up in sports. cecily. >> well, after a soggy day on the beaches, this memorial day, i'm tracking a cold front that will bring us some big changes right in time as we're heading back to work and schooling. i explain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> all right. those stories and much more when "action news" at 6:00 continues tonight. >> ♪ >> new castle delaware they paused to remember those who paid the ultimate price for america's freedom. the delaware commission of public affairs held their ceremony. organizers also had an empty chair there right there in memory of the late beau biden who was a major in the delaware national guard. >>> the memory of beau biden will live on in the national guard following a ceremony and unveiling in tribute to the son of vice president joe biden. walter perez has more on today's program that brought the vice president to our area today. >

guard is honoring one of their own. >> a sitting way to mark memorial day for the biden family. today the delaware national guard headquarters becomes the major joseph r beau biden the third national guard reserve center. >> beau biden is like a son to me. >> "eyewitness news" spoke to frank, when the center's rededication was first announce the late last year. he said beau biden dedicated his entire service, to his country, and enlisting in the army national guard following 9/11, biden grew into his role at citizens soldier training in the hauls that will now bear his name. he worked in general's offers and in 2008 deployed to iraq for a year. he returned with the legion of merit, the bronze star, and the gratitude of his comrads. >> beau biden never asked for any special considerations. he wanted to go with his unit and did he. >> people who follow us, and serve as the state and nation, will be able to see his name there, and reflect on what he did and the sacrifices that he made. >> both vice president joe biden and doctor jill biden are expected to be in attendance. during this re

the late beau biden. >> special tribute marks the first anniversary of his death. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live, in new castle, delaware, with the story. good morning. >> reporter: joe, brooke, good morning. this is her moanly happen here in new castle, delaware, right around 2 this afternoon, but preparations are well underway, just down that road this morning. and commerce boulevard will also close a little later on because of this event. now, vice president joe biden, and doctor jill biden, are both expected to attend. it will be a very fitting way to mark this memorial day for their family. today the delaware national guard headquarters becomes the major joseph r beau biden the third national guard reserve center. beau biden dedicated his life to service, to his family as a father, to his state as attorney general, and to his country, enlisting in the army national guard following 9/11, major general frank says beau biden grew into his role as a citizens soldier training in the hauls that will now bear his name. he worked in the adjunct general's offers in 2008

mr. boehner: father jenkins, vice president biden, graduates, it is truly an honor and a privilege to be here with all of you today. just a regular guy who use today have a big job. [laughter] it's been six months since i left public service and it's given me a little time to reflect and something that occurred to me a few months ago about the difficult task of what we call governing. governing, in my view, is the art of the possible. politicians these days are constantly pushed to promise the impossible. this being a presidential election year, you've been hearing a lot of impossible promises. [laughter] governing is not about promising the impossible. governing, in its essence, is the art of the possible. governing requires us to look for common ground where it can be found, without compromising our principles. as speaker, i always drew a distinction between compromise and common ground because i truly do believe they are different things. the fact of the matter is, can find common ground with the other side without compromising your core beliefs. ladies and gentlemen, vice presi

leaders, politicians, and white house officials on c-span. >> next, vice president joe biden talks about economic inequality and his queer -- career in politics. he introduced the urban league. league andthe urban is introduced by the president of the urban league. [applause] vice president -- >> good morning, urban leaguers. as we prepare to greet the vice president, let me thank all of you for three tremendous days here in our nation's capital engaging, walking, speaking, talking, and pushing -- and pushing the very important agenda for the people. give yourselves a warm round of applause. and while there are many, many important people here in the audience, i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge the presence, first, once again of the congresswoman from the great state of ohio and the city of columbus, joyce beatty, along with former secretary of labor and now senior vice chair of the national urban league board of trustees, the honorable alexis herman. in 2009, when we met in chicago, and we asked the vice president to come the vice president came. in 2014 when we met in cincinnat

son, beau biden. >>> going up, comcast is building a new tower in center city, and we're giving you exclusive access. we'll show you what it takes to build 60 stories from scratch. that's coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> today, the iraqi army began an operation to storm fallujah, isis' strong hold near the capital. fighting was fierce 30 miles from baghdad employing snipers and mortar rounds. they began the operation last week. the first move was tightening its siege around the city. now it's begun a direct assault. back in 2014, fallujah was the figure iraqi city to fall under the control of isis mill tamts. >>> in washington, d.c., the national park service held an observance at the world war ii memorial, payer tribute to the more than 400,000 americans who gave their lives in world war ii and 16 million who served in the armed forces. a dozen world war ii veterans laid wreaths and remembered their falling brothers and sisters. students visiting from a school in southwestern france read personal tributes to american world war ii veterans. >>> stepping up efforts to pay tribut

pretending to study, but i was really studying human behavior. >> rose: this week, vice president joe biden delivered the commencement address to the graduating cadets at west point. he also recorded this note to his 12-year-old self. it was produced by page cendig, and jena gibson for "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ >> dear joe, you're only 12. your stutter is debilitating. it embarrasses you, and the bullies are vicious. listen to mom what she says, "bravery reside in every heart, and yours is fierce and clear." listen to dad when he says, "joey, when you get knocked down, get up, get up." because if you listen, you'll summon the bravery to overcome the stutter and you'll learn to stand up to bullies. you learn from dad who moved the family to look for work that a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. >> hi, how are you? joe biden's my name. and that's why you'll follow your heart. and serve your community. your state. and your country. intolerance for the abuse of power will drive you to stand up for civil rights. damn it! we have favorites in

, special tribute to the late beau biden. >> the delaware national guard will honor him on this first anniversary of his death. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, live in new castle, delaware, with more on the ceremony. good morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke, joe, good morning there is ceremony happening in new castle delaware scheduled for 2 this afternoon, but preparations are well underway right now just down this road, that's commons boulevard. you can see it is closing little later this morning because of this event. it will be a fitting way to mark this memorial day for the biden family. today the delaware national guard headquarters here, becomes the major joseph r beau biden the third national guard reserve center. >> beau biden dedicated his life to service to his family as a father, to his state as attorney general, and to his country, enlisting in the army national guard following 9/11, major general frank says beau biden grew into his role as a citizens soldier training in the hauls that will now bear his name. he worked in the general's office, and in 2008 deployed t

. 2016] >> up next vice president joe biden speaks about his political career. then an event with donald trump in new jersey. >> this weekend we'll explore the history and literary life of haties birg, mississippi. don't hurry me down to hadies. tells the story through the eyes of soldiers and their families and how important it was for them to keep in touch. >> so many women were writing to their men at the front saying i don't know what you're fighting for but you've need to come home because we've got about a fifth of the crop and i just buried our youngest in the back and we're not going to have anything left. you need to come home. >> we'll examine the vietnam war and the 1967 experiences of charlie company. discussing the battlefield of vietnam and what soldiers had to fight upon their return to the united states. >> vietnam veterans had been used as political footballs, as part of a morality play. but hardly anybody had gotten to tell their story who they were as young men before they went. the trauma that they went through both, great victories, funny times, horrible times

. biden vice president speaks to the national urban league at the annual conference in washington. the vice president focused on economic inequality and educational opportunities for low income children. he was also honored with a lifetime achievement award from the urban league president. [applause] >> good morning, urban leaguers. >> good morning. >> good morning, urban leaguers. >> good morning. >> as we prepare to greet the vice president, let me thank all of you for three tremendous days here in our nation's capital engaging, walking, speaking, talking, and pushing the very important agenda for the people. give yourselves a warm round of applause. [applause] and while there are many, many important people here in the audience, i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge the presence, first, once again of the congresswoman from the great state of ohio and the city of columbus, joyce beatty. [applause] along with former secretary of labor and now senior vice chair of the national urban league board of trustees, the honorable alexis herman. [applause] in 2009, when we met in chicago,

president joe biden and donald trump find something they can agree on. pride for the university of pennsylvania class of 2016. they were both there to cheer on the graduates at penn and so was "eyewitness news." good evening i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us. both families caused a stir in the stands during today's commencement ceremony. reporter trang do. is in our satellite center. >> reporter: because of the high profile guests this was a major security event. people having to go through metal detectors and getting their bags searched. the focused was on the graduates, vice president biden did make a special appearance on stage. among the proud families of the university of pennsylvania class of 2016, two poll ar ends political spectrum. >> we saw trump come in and we can recognize him because of his hair and we have a camera that has a zoom lens. when everyone started clapping, we knew it was biden coming in. >> reporter: arriving first to a mix of cheers. he saw daughter tiffany graduate with a degree in sociology. >> tiffany trump. >> reporter: joe biden and wife jill

boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> vice president joe biden says he is not worried about a rift in the party. biden wants bernie sanders to be more aggressive in speaking out if his followers behave as they in nevada. biden blamed the trouble on sanders supporters, not sanders. biden said yesterday he's confident sanders will be supportive if clinton wins the nomination. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," vice president joe biden shares a poignant note to self. >> dear joe, you're only 12, your stutter is debilitating, it embarrasses you, and the bullies are vicious. >> the vice president looks back on his life and career today on "cbs this morning." >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," more on the search for egyptair flight 804. this is the "cbs morning news." e mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyo

philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> vice president joe biden and donald trump find something they can agree on. pride for the university of pennsylvania class of 2016. they were both there to cheer on the graduates at penn and so was "eyewitness news." good evening i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us. both families caused a stir in the stands during today's commencement ceremony. reporter trang do. is in our satellite center. >> reporter: because of the high profile guests this was a major security event. people having to go through metal detectors and getting their bags searched. the focused was on the graduates, vice president biden did make a special appearance on stage. among the proud families of the university of pennsylvania class of 2016, two poll ar ends political spectrum. >> we saw trump come in and we can recognize him because of his hair and we have a camera that has a zoom lens. when everyone started clapping, we knew it was biden coming in. >> reporter: arriving first to a mix of cheers. he saw daughter tiffany graduate with a degree in sociology

to the allowed to do that on fox. >> hillary clinton is in trouble. joe biden couldn't resist that. >> i also want to say he said in that interview it was something very moving. if you are going to run are to the presidency you will have his heart and soul. in the spirit of not being immune from criticism, if you just look at his track record we can get a glimpse of what kind of apease meant president he would be. he is the biggest pro-iran lobby yes, sir bow sides the national iranian national council. this is a man who also stood by assad and tried to rehabilitate the murderous assad regime. on every position he has taken it has been quite dangerously wrong. do you remember what he said about farque? >> of course i do. >> this is a group -- -- >> what fark? >> taking hostages and basically said they had legitimate complaints. he was the originator of every man's freedom fighter. that is a kerry presidency. by done would have run and won. >> conservatives have a view of biden as a clown and in someway he appears clownish. but had he been the nominee, i think he would have done ext

and set her on fire at a bucks county hotel. the reason he said he did it. >> biden and donald trump both attend tonight. news starts in 30 seconds. sglafrjs man in jail accused of dousing a woman. police say that woman was his girlfriend. the deadly attack sent flames tearing through a bucks county county hotel early this morning, firefighters had to rescue several other people staying in that motel. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy nolan. the details of the attacks beyond disturbing. fox 29 joanne pileggi was there as the suspect walked in to face the judge. live in the newsroom joanne. >> reporter: the details of this alleged arson murder difficult to digest. even for police who deal with these crimes on a regular basis. investigators say the philadelphia man planned and carried out an unthinkable act. >> she was burned alive. >> reporter: cops say that is what happened here at the linc couldn't motel in bensalem. 46-year-old melissa bacon smith was burned alive in room 103. >> somebody set the fire. >> not like a cigarette but lit. it's like somebody did it, luke on purpo

attorney general beau biden. he was also a major in the delaware national guard. >> today his father buys video biden was there for the renaming ceremony. and fox 29's chris o'connell was there as well for the event and joins us live in new castle tonight. chris? >> reporter: good evening, iain and lucy. yes, as you remember, last year beau biden the attorney general for the state of delaware and the son of vice-president joe biden lost his life after a tough battle with brain cancer. well, today a year to the day after his death, the memorial, the place where he was honored will now bear his name forever. (applause). >> reporter: it was a bittersweet day for vice-president joe biden and the rest of the biden family in new castle, delaware, to see his son's name memorialized at a place that was dear to his hea heart. >> to see beau's name and look to his example of how to live life, the life of purpose, service and inspiration. >> reporter: biden a graduate of arch mirror academy and the university of pennsylvania was a member of the delaware national guard assigned to the 261 the fi

head quarters to hahn are in his son beau biden along with serving as delaware's attorney general beau was a major in the delaware national guard. >> today fox 29's chris o'connell was in new castle for the emotional tribute. (applause). >> reporter: it's bittersweet day for vice-president joe biden and the ref of the biden family in new castle, delaware, to see his son's name memorialized at a place that was dear to his hea heart. >> they'll see beau's name and look to his example how to live life, the life of purpose, service and inspiration. >> reporter: biden a graduate of arch mear academy and the university of pennsylvania was a member of the delaware national guard, assign to the 261 theater tactical signal brigade after enlisting at age 35 he was awarded the bronze star and legion of merit for his service in iraq. last year at age 46 the life of the rising political star was snuffed out by brain cancer. >> it was all about service for beau. he joined the military at 35. he didn't need to do that. he wanted to do that. he wanted to serve his country. he wanted to serve his

obligation for americans to care for the veterans. joe biden marked the memorial in virginia. the vice president's son died of brain cancer one year ago to the day of yesterday's unveiling ceremony. bo biden enlisted in the national guard in 2003, deployed to iraq five years later. he later served two terms as the delaware attorney general. his father the vice president addressed those gathered in major biden's honor. >> beau is feeling self-conscious right now. he said, dad, this memorial day, the day who honors those who gave their last measure for their families, a day, dad, you and i should be at the bridge and grabbing all the gold star mothers and telling them how much we appreciate all we've done. hey, tommy, i didn't see you sitting there, i apologize. he was also a friend of beau's. he said, dad, not me today. maybe another day. not today. i whispered back in his ear as i was leaving that he's right. this memorial day. but everything -- everything here as everyone knows about beau was he devoted his whole life to his family and to other people. >> vice president biden remember

next couple of days. for now back to you you. >> kate, thank you. >>> late beau biden was honored in delaware on this memorial day. home of the delaware national guard has been renamed, as the major joseph r beau biden the third national guard reserve center. his father, vice-president joe biden, was there for the ceremony. beau biden was an army reservists and state's former attorney general. >> truly loved him. he was mess more amly upright person. >> great guy, he just loved being a solder. >> he was incredible. it was all about service for beau. he joined the the military at 356789 he didn't need to do that. he wanted to do. that he wanted to serve his country. >> beau biden died one year ago today from brain cancer. >>> memorial day is a time to remember those who lost their lives fighting for our country. today our rahel solomon visited beverly national cemetery in burlington county where loved ones remembered the fallen. >> walter from collinswood new jersey. >> reporter: they are names we don't often hear. their individual stories we may not know. >> he was a gunner in the b2

biden attend the same commencement at penn, we will explain why when "action news" begins in a moment. "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist, melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> she reached out to him and yelled his name, and he left her in there to die. >> a philadelphia man is add mid to go police he doused his girlfriend with gasoline while she was smoking, sparking fire at a motel that killed her. >>> sunday night, the big story on "action news" is fatal fire that claimed a 46 year-old woman's life at a bucks county motel. >> police say her boyfriend set her on fire by dousing her with gasoline while she was smoking a cigarette. "action news" reporter jeff chirico joins us live from the scene in bensalem with more, jeff. >> reporter: well, walter i spoke with the victim's daughter tonight and she told me that the melissa bacon smith was a loving mother of four, a grandmother of seven who will be deeply missed. she was staying here at this motel with her boyfriend when for some reason in his words, he lost

. >>> vice president joe biden's emotional note to self reveals how faith and grit got him through devastating personal tragedy. >> we begin this morning with this morning's today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> 66 people dead after an egyptair flight disappeared. unclear what happened to the plane. >> terrorism has not been ruled out. >> egyptair jetliner vanishes over mediterranean sea. >> aircraft at 37,000 feet after crossing into egyptian airspace. >> search and rescue under way. >> initial reports objects have been found. >> what clinton has gone through. >> how big an issue should that be. >> in one case it's about exposure, in another case it's about groping and fondling. >> and rape. >> followers who got violent over the weekend. >> i condemn democratic leaders for suggesting in any way that % that is what our campaign is about. >> ceo mark zuckerberg met with leading conservatives to repair relations after reports facebook was biased. >> they did not think this was a joke. they did not think this meeting was a cover your you know what. >> plan to combat zika. >

president joe biden and former house speaker joe biden received the notre dame metal at the 2016 commencement ceremony. according to the website, they were honored for civility and dedication to our nation. it is the latin word for rejoice. this is 25 minutes. [applause] truly anoehner: it is honor and privilege for me to be here with you all today. just a regular guy, who used to have a big job. [laughter] you know, it has been six months since i left public service. it has given me time to reflect. something occurred to me a few months ago, about the difficult task of what we call governing. governing, in my view, is the art of impossible. politicians these days are constantly being pushed to be impossible. and this being a presidential election year, you have been hearing a lot of impossible promises. but governing is not about promising the impossible. art of thes the possible. governing requires us to look for common ground where it can be found, without compromising our principles. ad a speaker, i drew distinction, because i truly believe they are different things. and the

joe biden was in his home state on this memorial day to help honor his late son. today, the biden family helped the delaware national guard name their newcastle county headquarters in beau biden's honor. beau who died one year ago today was delaware's attorney general and served in the guard. an emotional vice president biden talked about beau and the family's struggle. >> the support all of you have given us the last two years, and i say two years because we knew we were in deep trouble two years ago, has meant more than you will ever know. >> biden says the family is now channeling its energy into causes that beau would support if he were still alive. >>> i'm honored to be with you once again as we pay our respects as americans. >> at arlington national cemetery, president obama remembered armed service members who lost their lives. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns and bowed his head in a moment of silence. the president paid a special tribute to master sergeant josh wheeler, an elite delta force soldier killed fighting isis. >>> to decision 2016 coverage. the presid

joe biden and former speaker of the house john boehner recently received the university of notre dame's latarre medal at the 2016 commencement ceremony. they were honored in recognition of their leadership, civility and dedication to our nation. it's the latin word for rejoice. this is 25 minutes. [applause] >> father jenkins, vice president biden, graduates, it's truly an honor and a privilege for me to be here with all of you today. just a regular guy who used to have a big job. [laughter] you know, it's been six months since i left public service, and it's given me a little time to reflect. something that occurred to me a few months ago about the difficult task of what we call governing. governing, in my view s the art of the possible. politicians these days are constantly being pushed to promise the impossible. and this being a presidential election year, you've been hearing a lot of impossible promises. [laughter] but governing isn't about promising the impossible. governing in its essence is the art of the possible. governing requires us to look for common ground where it c

lying. can party leaders calm the chaos before the convention? >>> and vice president joe biden's emotional note to self reveals how faith and grit got him through devastating personal tragedy. >>> we begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 second seconds. >>> 66 people feared dead after a flight from paris to cairo disappeared. >> a jetliner vanishes over the mediterranean sea. >> moments after crossing into egyptian airspace. >> a search and rescue operation is underway. >> there is an area where the operation is being focused. >> we looked at what clinton's gone through -- >> look at what clinton has done, how big should that be? >> one case it's about exposure, fondling -- >> and rape. >> and rape. >> bernie sanders is announcing his followers got violent over the weekend. >> i also condemn democratic leaders for suggesting in any way that that is what our campaign is about. >>> ceo mark zuckerberg met with executives to repair relations after facebook was accused of editorial bias. >>> they do not think this was a joke, not to cover your you know what. >>> the house

before they getñr better. and only on fox5, vice-presiden- joe biden opens up about hisis late son beau in an emotional interview. beau was my soul. his initiative to find a cure for cancer and the legacy that his son left behind. fox5 local news at 10 starts right now we begin tonight withb the potential move that could leave metro the name of safety. >> anthony fox said he's seriously considering shutting down metro. it shows what appears to be sparks on a third rail insulator at the courthouse station p.o the trains were forced turo sine track through this area. of course who could forget this incredible video from theom federal metro station last week, an explosion lit up the platfor right after a train passed by. . get to the root of the problem or he will shutdown d.c.'s rail system. today metro's general manager paul wiedefeld summoned all 650l metro managers for a safety sa meeting in rockville. each manager was given a flyer a that reads, quote, safety trumps service. during the meeting, wet field m set expectations for his employees that promotes safety and accountability

delaware national guard unveiled new signs naming its headquarters after beau biden today. the vice president's late son died a year ago of brain cancer at the age of 46. he served as delaware attorney general. vice president joe biden spoke at that ceremony. >> future guardsmen and women who walk through the doors of this center and into a world that will serve and protect, as they do, the biden family prayer is they'll see beau's name and look to his example on how to live life, a life of purpose, service, and inspiration. >> you've got to imagine that being a very tough speech for the vice president to give. beau biden enlisted in 2003 and deployed to iraq >>> people are making it a point to honor those who served and lost their lives. >> news4 derrick ward talked to several veterans who make the trip to rockville's memorial day parade every year. >> paying homage to my fellow comrades who paid the ultimate price in defense of our nation. this is like -- you cannot honor them anymore, better than something like this. >> reporter: he is a veteran of world war ii. >> i'm still here

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president joe biden. what he's saying about president obama pick for the supreme court. all of that and much more when we return. stay with us. . >>> new tonight silver spring residents who live along the purple line route. they filed a lawsuit against the maryland transit. >> they claim the authority is short changing them on fair price for land they need for construction. sar sarah simons joins us. >> pass through this roadway here. then right now, there are stakes in this property right here behind us that show the sidewalk and road would eventually come all the way up to here. so you see the amount of land that it would take up. neighbors say they want to see them compensate them fairly and they say it's not happening. >> they will come up to these stakes. >> reporter: there won't be much of andrew's front yard left once construction on the purple line begin, the 16 mile light rail project will extend from beth that he is today. he's not against purple line swell, it's about just compensation. property will be diminished. the train will be, relatively close to our house. and they sa

the word joe biden? would you discount that totally? >> i am a political realist. the democratic party will be hillary clinton as long as she has the delegates and people think she can win. it still looks like she has the delegates. we will see june 7th what happens. if she shows weakness the superdelegates could begin to defect. if there is any doubt about her candidacy, joe biden says every day he wishes he was in the race, potentially get closer to jumping in. stuart: do you think it will come to that? >> it could. if elizabeth warren runs, that would be compelling. stuart: joe biden for president, vice president elizabeth warren. >> that is in the wings. stuart: what do you mean it is in the wings? you know the democrat party. i people talking about this? >> they are indeed. one thing i want to suggest before we go, sanders is not going away quietly. he will have a claim to the nomination that will be compelling. we just do not know what is going to happen in philadelphia. secretary clinton is the favorite but there is a big but. stuart: you are democrat. >> yes. stuart: left

remembers. vice president biden was in our area, by the way, for a special honor to his son, beau. tim furlong has that story coming up at 4:45. >>> a man drown this morning while trying to rescue his dog from the currents of the creek. the body of the 67-year-old man surfaced in the creek along a walking trail off a road in fox chase. police say the man was walking his dog through the park when the dog went into the creek and he went in after him. the current then swept the man away. police later found the dog at his owner's car. >> look at the new video out of new york. an accident left this 18 wheeler dangling from an overpass on the cross bronx expressway. you see the cab of the truck nearly touching the road below. the truck driver lost troll and caused a chain reaction with three other cars. the driver was able to climb out of the cab, being checked out at a hospital. no one was seriously hurt. >>> crews in new hope bucks county scramble to free this barge that got stuck. it was used as a platform to launch fire works. police say the vessel broke loose overnight, got tapgled

, what joe biden about hillary clinton earlier today. if you are watching us in washington, d.c., you can listen to us anytime you want. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> we are all anxious to see who she is. [laughter] >> i feel confident hillary will be the nominee and she will be the next president. john: that was joseph biden junior that will air tomorrow on "good morning america. we are joined now by our bloomberg colleague, jennifer epstein who covers the clinton campaign and jennifer jacobs who has been covering the republican side of the race. jennifer's here simultaneously in tandem. let me ask you this question -- joe biden has been all over the place in this race. once the wealthiest throwing a bone to bernie sanders and the next thing he is a nice things about hillary clinton. what do you interpret about this? win?he really want her to what's the deal? jennifer: he has been doing this, saying she in the last couple of months or so. i think he is at the point now where this is his way of doing a little bit of a nudge at sanders to back off a little bit from clinton and let

also fell on the one-year anniversary of beau bidens passing and he was honored as the grand marshal. >>> the memory of beau biden will live on in delaware. during an emotional ceremony today,ed national guard headquarters in flu castle named in trib -- tribute to the former foreign general. and enlisting in 2003 and deployed to iraq. and they hope the new name inspires future members of the delaware national guard. >> our prayer, the biden family prayer is they'll see beau's name and look to his example of how to live life. the life of purpose, service, and inspiration. >> it was one year ago today that the younger biden died of brain cancer at the age of 46. >>> two korean war vets who also served in vietnam were also honored in philadelphia today when their names were added to the vietnam veterans memorial. a green beret and george wilson serving in military intelligence both became ill in vietnam and later died. the families of both men were at the ceremonies and it is the first time in 13 years that names have been added to the memorial. >>> philadelphia's homeless veterans reme

delegate? >>> and the abc news exclusive tonight, joe biden. what the vice president is now saying about hillary clinton. >>> the hunt for a fugitive mother at this hour, after leading police on a dangerous high speed chase >>> and an abc news investigation tonight. the forgotten children. in cages, in makeshift restraints. nearly one year later, we go back. did they change anything? >>> good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, that state of emergency just declared in oklahoma. late today, another tornado touching down, this time, in kentucky, and millions are under warnings and watches tonight from texas all the way up through the ohio valley. the devastating images already. this tornado near wynnewood, oklahoma. ripping apart everything in its path. nearby, treacherous roads and some drivers stopping to search and rescue survivors. meteorologist rob marciano standing by with the warnings right now, but first, abc's kayna whitworth is in davis, oklahoma, tonight. >> reporter: to driving rain in kentucky. >> holy mark reckerel. >> reporter: this tornado touching down after

month reception at the u.s. capitol. michelle first lady obama, jill biden, and house republican conference chair, representative cathy mcmorris rodgers, jointer to honor women veterans. this is one hour. pleasees and gentlemen, welcome the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi, the chairwoman of the house republican conference, the honorable -- honorable cathy mcmorris rodgers, and are dr. jill biden, and the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. [applause] [applause] ms. pelosi: good afternoon, everyone to read welcome to statutory halt. thank you all for joining us for this annual celebration of women's history month. each month we gather as members of congress and friends to lift up the legacy of every woman who has stepped forward to expand throughout freedom our history. the oath of office we take as members of congress is to support and defend the constitution and the american people. last year we honored four women supreme court justices who support and defend the constitution with their wisdom. today we are

president biden and former house speaker john boehner honored by the university of notre dame. after that filmmaker and activist spike lee is the commencement speaker at johns hopkins university in baltimore. and live at 9 a.m., a forum on how to improve the effectiveness of civic groups. speakers include consumer advocate ralph nader. >> this week "the communicators" goes to the intx show in boston, the internet and television expo sponsored by the national cable and telecommunications association. we interviewed fcc chair tom wheeler. >> host: as a regulator and a consumer, what's your view of the cable industry today? >> guest: so, you know, i was listening to pat, and he was talking about roots 40 years ago. and i was saying, golly, 40 years ago i was working at ncta, and so my relationship with the cable industry goes back a long, long time. and it was always a great privilege, i thoughting, to be associated with this industry at that particular point in historiment -- history. and, you know, michael powell was kind enough after i balm chairman to ask me to come and meet with th

trump and vice-president joe biden have, to the class of 2016. >>> oddly they both got yellow circles. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. approximation that went to the wilmington clinic need get tested. division of public health say patients a at concord medical spine and pain center they need to contact their health care provider about blood born diseases. >> wow. >> and in a letter it says facility was unable to confirm, proper sterilization. >> it also says, that it is investigating, all aspects of the the case and revealed possible issues with unsafe injection practices. can you imagine? those findings are what shot down the concord medical spine and pain center, on march the seventh. we are wondering why. >>> 6:11. history over at rutgers over the weekend. hear from some of the local students, who took the trip to see president obama address the clas

donald trump and vice president joe biden were at penn school of arts and sciences ceremony. the trump family watched as his daughter tiffany got a degree in sociology. naomi biden got a degree in international re lakes cents and a hug from her grandfather. >> we know the vice president's grand caught sir here. so we were very excited, we're a fan of joe biden? as you can imagine, security at franklin field was tight. almost as notable, noticeable, were people with camera phones, hoping to get a good picture of trump, biden and of course, most importantly, the graduate. >> meantime, warning from donald trump about the possibility of another 9/11 type attack. says it could happen again if the us continues allowing refugees to enter the country. testimony made his comment during interview on the national border patrol council pod cast. front runner hillary clinton will continue campaigning in the blue grass state, yesterday, she proposed more protection for coalminer's healthcare coverage and retirement program, clinton opponent bernie sanders holding rally in puerto rico t holds caucuse

. thank you. go with god. black lives matter. [applause] >> vice president joe biden and former house speaker john boehner jointly received the university of notre dame's medal at the school's 2016 commencement ceremony. according to notre dame's website they were honored in recognition for their leadership, civility, and dedication to our nation. it is the latin word for rejoice. his is 25 minutes. >> father jenkins, vice president biden, graduates, it is truly anne honor and a privilege for me to be here with all of you today. just a regular guy who use oday have a big job. it's been six months since i left public service and it's given me a little time to reflect and something that occurred to me a few months ago about the difficult task of what we call governing. governing in my view is the art of -- politicians these days are constantly pushed to promise the impossible. this being a presidential election year you've been hearing a lot of impossible promises. govening isn't about promising he impossible. governing in its process is the art of the possible. it requires us to look f