joe biden: "candid camera." to make the point about my state of delaware, there's a four-lane access highway that goes from downtown wilmington into pennsylvania on the way to chester, pennsylvania. and there's a big median strip right as you cross the line from pennsylvania -- delaware to pennsylvania. and allen had a giant sign erected, like a billboard, in saying,an strip "delaware closed today, overcrowded." and people turned around. people were stopping and turning around, going back. [laughter] joe biden: but guess what, you were going fast. i was bright young councilman, i was 27 years old, and i said why don't we have better transportation? i put together a whole big deal about transit and bus transit, and i couldn't get votes for it. you know what i find out? finally at a town meeting they said, we don't want them coming out here. not a joke. remember? those of you old enough, remember? well, you all got to get out there to get a job. we cut the payroll tax by $120 billion. payroll tax. every working af

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 anything bad it about he beau biden. owe loved him. he was the most morally up right person. >> reporter: state of the art building is call the major joe sr. beau biden the third national guard reserve center. the biden children should be very proud every time they drive by. >> they'll see beau's name and look to his example of thou live live the life of purpose, service and inspiration. >> reporter: those who served along biden says his commitment to family and country is how he will be remembered not as the vice-president's son. >> authentic, gen

and doctor jill biden are both expected to attends. it will be a very fitting way to mark this memorial day for the biden family. today the delaware national guard headquarters becomes the major joes of r beau biden the the thirds, he dedicated his service to his father, his stern as attorney general and to his country enlisted in the national guard following 9/11, major said beau biden grew, training in the hauls that will now bear his name. he worked in adjunct 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 come regards. "eyewitness news" spoke to major general when the centers rededication was first announced late last year. >> beau biden never asked for any special considerations. he wanted to go with hundred unit and he d people who follow us and serve if the state of nation will be able to see his name there, reflect on what he did and the sacrifices that he made. >> now, down that road, the one hundred 6 thousand square foot facility opene

beau biden the third national guard reserve center. joe biden says this honor is a reflection of a plan who knew how to keep his priorities in order. >> his relationship with his brother and sister, his faith and the military, all the values in sync. >> reporter: beau biden end lifted in 2003, was deployed to iraq in 2008 and earned the legion of merit award along with a bronze star along the way. the two terms he served as delaware attorney general. the vice president says he's now hopeful that his son's example will inspire future members of the delaware national guard who see this sign. >> our prayer the biden family prayer is that they'll see beau's name and look to his example on how to live life, the life of purpose, service and inspiration. >> reporter: now officials say they chose this memorial day to hold this ceremony because it was one year ago today that beau biden died of brain cancer at the age of 46. reporting from new castle delaware, walter perez, channel6 "action news." >> members of the v.f.w. 928 in folsom honored t

biden boulevard. he then volunteered as attorney general and had an exception because you become federal property when you join the national guard, to join iraq for a few years. he later came home a decorated soldier, with a bronze star. he was in the best physical shape of his life. while running 10 miles, he was -- he had to lay down. diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in the brain. two years later it took them, after a heroic struggle. john talked about, my father talked about, you just have to get up. my son's last words to me were, dad, i am not afraid. promise me you will be all right. my dad had an expression. he said, never complain, and never explain. beau never, ever did. and i think back on it. what would happen if john and i only followed our ambition? thank god i never missed any of his birthdays or any important thing. thank god i never missed his game for an unimportant political events. i think beau said it best, when he was attorney general during the commencement in 2011. he said, you wil

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 deployed to iraq for a year. he returned with the legion of merit, the bronze star, and the gratitude of his comrads. "eyewitness news" spoke to the major general when the centers rededication was first announced late last year. >> beau biden is like a son to me, i had the discontinuing honor of administering the office. people who follow us in service, the state of the nation, will be able to see his name there and reflect on what he did in

. >> beau biden never asked for any consideration. he wanted to go with his aoun. >> i vice president joe biden and doctor jill bailed end both expected to attends, it will be a very fitting way to mark this memorial day. >> all of a sudden you heard the blast, older gentlemen, started yelling, there is a child in there. there is a child. and everyone started screaming. >> four year old boy, who survived a 15 foot fall at the cincinnati zoo is out of the hospital. >> bernie sanders, voters ahead of next week's primaries, while donald trump is giving his attention to america's veterans. >> this weekend is the un official start of the summer season. >> a loft just waited for months to hit the beach and the bore walk. >> it was beautiful, beautiful, this entire weekend, little bit shaky right now on the ocean city boardwalk, weather not so great, but fingers cross the it does hold off for today. >> yes, whether or not great, still shaky, still rough, and we are hoping to see some sun later in the day. >> katie what is it looking like for

and doctor jill biden are expected to be in attendance. during this re-dedication ceremony a number of new signs will be unveiled in honor of beau biden. reporting in new castle, delaware, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and on this memorial day fighters are battling to retake the iraqi city from islamic state extremists. the troops pounded islamic state targets yesterday as you're hearing, has been under extremist control for two years, but the drive to reclaim the city ghana week ago. fighters on the grounds are getting aerial help from the us-led coalition. >> a developing story this noon, a man's body has been recovered from the pennypack creek in northeast philadelphia, the body was spotted around will the 30 this morning, in the creek, near the 8500 block of verree road. we're told the man was walking his dog when the dog went into the creek, we're told the man jumped in to save the dog, he was swept away by the current. his name has not been released. >> striking verizon workers will be back on the job wednesday. nearly 40

and figured, i'm way ahead of biden. i've got to move on. but all kidding aside, jim gillian tapped tony and he tarted the effort. and so, you have been -- you've been incredible. for the past 100 years, the urban league has led the fight for racial justice and with an emphasis all the time on economic opportunity. not just basic fairness but economic opportunity. i was saying to some of my younger staff members talking about as i prepared for this last night, flying back from your hometown, i said you know, naacp and many others and all of you, those of us who played little parts like me, you know, got rosa from the back of the bus to the front of the bus, but you guys have been working like the devil to make sure rosa's son and grandson can own the bus company. [applause] it matters. and you all recognize that institutions, recognize the overwhelming accomplishments of the legacy of institutional racism which we still live ith. no one wants to say that. i know i speak out too loudly sometimes but i make no apologies for it. not a joke. i m

(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 first tactical signal brigade. after enlisting at age 35, he was awarded the bronze star and legion of merit for his service in iraq but last year, at age 46, the life of the rising political star was snuffed out by brain cancer. >> it is all about service for beau. >> like he joined the military at thrive. he didn't need to do that. he wanted to do that. he wanted to seven his country. he wanted to serve his state. >> reporter: friends who served with him say there's no better way to memorialize him. >> he just loved being a soldi soldier. he just loved it. like coming here, relaxing. being one of us. >> $48 mil

and figured, i'm way ahead of biden. i've got to move on. but all kidding aside, jim gillian tapped tony, and he started the effort. and so, you have been -- you've been incredible. for the past 100 years, the urban league has led the fight for racial justice, and with an emphasis all the time on economic opportunity. not just basic fairness but economic opportunity. i was saying to some of my younger staff members, talking about as i prepared for this last night, flying back from your hometown, i said, you know, the naacp and many others and all of you, those of us who played little parts like me, you know, got rosa from the back of the bus to the front of the bus, but you guys have been working like the devil to make sure rosa's son and grandson can own the bus company. [applause] it is real. it matters. it matters. and you all recognize that institutions, recognize the overwhelming accomplishments of the legacy of institutional racism which we still live with. no one wants to say that. i know i sometimes speak out too loudly sometimes, bu

beau biden in the delsz national guard. the billing and facility now bearing his name. >> thank you for embracing our beau. >> reporter: biden struggling today as emotions completely understandable, a year ago today, losing his son. beau biden lost his battle with cancer. >> we decided that the best way, the best way forward is to focus on the things that beau would have been doing if he had had a few more years. >> reporter: that's why today they came to new castle to help the national guard name the headquarters in beau's memory, joining the guard at 35 years old, and today, we met soldiers served with here and while deployed to iraq. >> how you say loving, compassionate, patient, understanding, forgiving, redemptive, on and on and on. >> reporter: insight about the bidens and handling the loss. they appreciate the love from friends and strangers from around the world. the vice president joked that beau whispered that the family should be honoring others, not him on memorial day. >> i whispered back today, and that he's r

. >>> 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. >> tiffany trump. >> report

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." light 804. th 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 everyone can go ...except you. tried many things? still struggling to find relief? you may have opioid-induced constipation, oic. it's diffe

[applause] vice president biden: it matters. and you all recognize that institutions, recognize the overwhelming accomplishments of the legacy of institutional racism which we still live with. i know i speak out too loudly sometimes but i make no apologies for it. not a joke. i make no apologies for it. sometimes it's uncomfortable but these are uncomfortable times. you've got to shake the status quo a little bit. you know, we see this institutional racism exists today in voting. in children's education. in the very makeup of our neighborhoods. housing patterns. employment, transportation. access to transportation. you know, for more than 100 years, members of this storied organization have awakened the american people to the realities in our midst because you share the view that if we let the rest of the country know what the problem is honestly, they'll react to it. folks aren't bad folks, most folks. they just don't know what's going on. they're working like the devil just to put three squares on the table a day. they're work

. >>> 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. >> tiffany trump. >> report

what if bernie and hillary -- >> you mean biden. >> biden and hillary split it and then bernie would come in and win it. what do you think? >> that could be a possibility. especially if the democratic voters were dumping biden in with the obama presidency and tied with hillary. they want someone who is farther left, i could see that. we'll never know. he didn't run. >> this is all moot. >> oh hillary. she is minutes away from securing the whole thing, right? are these people living in a fantasy land? >> i don't know. i was at the protest for bernie and i saw the average age was basically 18. i think hillary may be a shoe in now, but look at the country 10, 15 years from now and we are going way, way even more left than hillary. if bernie is alive or who ever his protege is, that looks like the youth is going. >> left. they are a bunch of comme's. >> comme's socialists. >> i am just amazed in 15 years bernie will be around. >> well who ever his protege is. >> he will be an old man. >> are you wishing death on the man? >> no, i am wishing a quiet hospice care. is that all right? >> it

biden jr., do solemnly swear-- together, you'll fiewf proouf that change is hard but necessary. progress is never easy but always possible. >> i believe in change because i believe in you. >> and things do get better on our march toward a more perfect union. that's the history of the journey of america, and believe it or not, because you listened to mom and dad, you'll help write it. keep the faith, joey. >> rose: here's a look at the week ahead. sunday is the 100th running of the indianapolis 500. monday is memorial day. tuesday is the first day of the annual world series of poker. wednesday is the beginning of hurricane season. thursday is the first day of the n.b.a. phenyls. friday is the first day of hockey's stanley cup finals. saturday is the women's final of the french open. and here is what's new for the memorial day weekend: on monday, forest whitaker, laurence fishburne and anna pack win star in the remake of "roots." the miniseries is being simulcast on the history channel, a &e, and lifetime. dirks bentley has a new album out "black." ♪ make my world go black >> ro

joe biden's my name. that's why you'll follow your heart and serve your community, your state, and your country. and anyone will --nd will allow you to stand up for civil rights. the people of south africa are being oppressed. and because you listened, you'll live a life fully consistent with what you were taught by mom and dad and your faith. i should say what you mean and mean what you say. leading by the power of example will define you, and one day, you'll find yourself forging a relationship with a jesuit pope who embodies that universal truth. [ applause ] you'll also learn early and later in your life that reality has a way of intruding. >> his wife and 8-year-old daughter were killed in an automobile accident, and his two young sons severely injured. >> for the first time in my life, i understood how someone could consciously decide to commit suicide. >> he was sworn in in the as a single parent, he decided to be there, to put us to bed, to be there when we woke up from a bad dream. >> one day you

one day you'll be on top of the world. >> i'm beau biden and joe biden is my dad. >> brought down in a flash the profound loss, the grief that leaves a black hole in your heart, questions of faith in your soul, and anger, anger beyond rage. >> the vice president looks back on his life and crory. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." . see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms... ...such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. or if you have received a va

we saw biden, trump. it was exciting. >> reporter: security detail around every turn which did make getting to the ceremony a bit tedious. >> we had to wait three hours outside. >> to get through. >> reporter: they currently hold the currently highest office. few showers, they were simply spectators. >> you wouldn't expect them to be with the crowd. >> they were sitting there like everybody else. >> they had the secret service. >> there were no protests, no one was acting out of turn, everyone just wanted everyone to have a pleasant experience. >> reporter: though opinions don't just vanish for the night. >> when biden came in everybody stood up and applauded the politician. >> i like trump but he didn't get that much of an applause when you're donald trump everything you do gets people talking. >> trump had his hand like this the whole time because there was a little bit of glare from the sun. of so he was like -- it was kind of like he was saluting the whole time. >> reporter: maybe he was saluting. don

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 presidential candidates largely took a break from campaigning on this memorial day. democratic front-runner hill

jill biden. [applause] dr. biden: good afternoon, everyone. thank you so much, leader pelosi for hosting today's event and for your enduring commitment to those who serve and sacrificed so much for our country. let me start by apologizing as the leader said for leaving a little early and as leader pelosi said i have the honor of traveling to houston to welcome home astronaut scott kelly from a year in space. we are so proud of scott kelly and it is going to be a really special celebration. i will be joined by scott's twin brother and members of his family. as part of our joining forces education initiative, i have invited three military connected students from aberdeen high school in maryland to travel with me to tour the johnson space center and welcome home retired navy captain scott kelly . [applause] i want to show the students that if they work hard and if they dream big, there is no limit to where they can go. and it is always a pleasure to spend time with our first lady, michelle obama, who works tirelessly for military families and i a

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

(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 state. >> reporter: friends who served with him say there's no better way to memorialize him. >> he just loved being a soldi soldier. he just loved it. liked coming here, relaxing, being one of us. being one of us. >> reporter: $48 mil

hello, vice-president biden. >> now the two they were it ising down from each other in the same front row. >> there they go, scroll over a little bit. do the pan. we have the same hair due. >> it looks like he is looking at biden. >> i think he is too. >> trying to see what he is doing. >> trump received cheers ape friendly welcome. biden was greeted with a standing ovation. >> when trump came in there was applause, energy, he was waving. when biden came in the entire place road to the feet and started clapping. >> it was amazing to see. >> it was great to sit behind them actually. >> did you catch a glimpse. >> yes, we saw biden, we saw trump. it was exciting to see all of the good details. >> trump was in familiar territory, to other children graduated from penn and he graduated from penn's wharton school in 1968. and biden's late son beau also went to penn for under grad. >> that is right, many connections. >>> hundreds of students from rutgers camden had the day of their lives, they got to be part of history yesterday. they took a train up there. light rail, 200 students traveled

[applause] announcer: vice 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 dif

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 b24 lynn later bomber. >> reporter: collectively they are some of the men and women who died serving our country. >> he was shot down over more and in i. >> reporter: emily, of philadelphia said he and his older brother were in

is biden going to be a big part of her campaign in the fall? mark: i think he will campaign in a lot of states. they will have basically four people out there, bill clinton, hillary clinton, joe biden and barack obama. maybe a little michelle obama. the tensions of the past. mark: and joe biden. jennifer jacobs, let's talk about donald trump and the rnc. is this a normal relationship now, or their aspects that are not normal given the phase we are in? >> it is starting to normalize. i think they are starting to warm up, they are starting to embrace each other. the rnc opened up the floodgates to the trump campaign and said , whatever resources we have, we will offer it to you. we are here for you. we will help you donald with whatever we can. john: explain a little more what is going on here. mark and i, mark's question is about normalcy versus non-normalcy. what did the trump people want? what they just make the staff disappear, or did they recognize some futility there at least on the fund-raising side? >> they do recognize some utility. if t

siding what they now call the biden rule. biden's own words from 1992 when he was the chairman of the senate judiciary committee and george w bush was president. >> it is my view that if a supreme court justice resigns tomorrow or within next several weeks, or resigns at the end of the summer, president bush should consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors and not, and not name a nominee until after the november election is completed. >> 92 you said chairman of the judiciary committee that president bush shouldn't name a nominee until after the november election. why should republicans in this case act or feel any differently? >> laura, that's not what i said. i said unless he's going to consult. and i went on to say that he should send someone up. >> if you listen to the entire statement, the then chairman goes on to say that if a president, quote, presses an election year nomination, the senate judiciary committee should consider not scheduling confirmation hearings until after at campaign season is

>> reporter: yeah, keith, tough day for the biden family and many for in delaware we lost beau biden a year ago today, but today, the family came out here after a mass a a private church in greenville, came here where beau biden, in the national guard, came here to be honored in a building and facility that bears his name. one year to the day after beau biden's death from cancer, the family came together for this. the headquarters building named in beau's honor. >> he's feeling self-kshs right now. >> reporter: the vice president somber saying beau wouldn't have like the fuss made over him, but beau was a dedicated soldier who would be honored to have his name forever soergted with the guard in which he served. >> joining the military at 35. he didn't need to that. he wanted to do that. he wanted to serve his country and state. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you for embracing our beau. >> beau biden was delaware's attorney general, but made friends in iraq. >> soldiers appreciated him being over there, just wanted to shake his happen and thank him because in their mind, he

jill biden in attendance. beau biden died one year ago today of brain cancer. he was 46. >>> d.c.'s memorial day parade is winding down, but streets will be closed for at least another 30 minutes. we have a complete list of them on the nbc washington app. >>> and live right now at 4:30, traffic is building asop return home from memorial day's weekend festivities. a live picture of the chesapeake bay bridge. things seem to be moving pretty well at this particular point in time. keep an eye on traffic on twitter for major backups today. travel experts say you might want to stay put if you haven't already left. the best times to travel after 10:00 tonight. >>> this is not what you want to hear as we're approaching summer. shark concerns on both coasts this holiday weekend. a shark bit a 13-year-old on neptune beach in florida yesterday. the attack happened while he was standing in just two feet of water. that's what makes this story so sk crazy. the shark was about five to six feet long. the boy suffered severe gashes to his calf and his shin. this is the third shark bite this month i

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 it. wha

stuart: it is joe biden, isn't it? >> it could well be joe biden. joe biden any polls get done below the surface is always way ahead of donald trump in head-to-heads. yeah, i think that is where they would go. stuart: you've been writing today about one of the themes on this program, government doesn't work. bureaucracy is just awful. i think you're agreeing with us, aren't you? >> speaking of disney. i took my cue from our poor veterans affair secretary bob mcdonald, why should people get upset waiting in line for care at veterans hospital. it is like disney. all about long lines, basically about the experience. i said wait a minute. long lines are a metaphor for the federal government. how about the lines at the airports a couple weeks ago, people were sleeping because they missed their planes because tsa couldn't process them. this government is getting so big and so complex it reached gridlock. it can't function. how about dodd-frank? you talk about dodd-frank all the time. people can not come to common understanding about the text in that 2,000

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. in metro's is the first time

>>> 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. >> repor

does biden get to be a big part of the campaign? think his speech will knock people's socks off and they will have four people out there -- bill clinton, hillary clinton, the president and vice president, it will be hard for the trump people to match. about trump and the rnc. is this a normal relationship or are there aspect that are not normal given the phase we are in? jennifer: it is starting to normalize and they are starting to embrace each other. rnc opened up the floodgates to the trump campaign and said whatever resources we have, we will offer it to you. we will help you fix problems and do whatever we can for you. explain a little more what is going on here. mark's question is about normalcy versus non-normalcy. if the trumpet people could snap their fingers, what would they do? do they recognize some utility at least on the fundraising side? recognizea do utility. if they had their wish, they would like to see their own person in the chairmanship. if they could replace him, i think they would. but they realize that there

i think there's a future for joe biden. what that is we don't know his fight against cancer willill not stop. him saying that beau is his soul that is very heart felt. president obama meantime will become the first sitting american president to visit here ischemia a japan. the united states dropped an atomic bomb on the city during the days of world war ii killing 140,000 people.ple. a second bomb was dropped on the city of knock saki. the president will visit thevisi site with japan's prime minster. president obama congratulated a teamco that he should know welly now, you connecticut women's basketball, the raining ncaa clamp pes were at the whitethe 4÷ championships.ch they've been quite friendly with eaench other, shall i say. > very fun at the white house. another trip to the white we're used to this. another day. no big deal. a big honor for them, though. they're still dominant. i'm surprised one of the obamama girls hasn't decided i'm going to u connecticut.conn you know who made a lot of money today, strasburg. # $7

barack obama picked joe biden because joe biden is an older white guy. even after joe biden insulted him. >> the smile. >> with a black dude. he picked him for that. >> backup white dude. >> that's what he was. everybody was criticizing obama with no experience, not having the relationship ons the hill and for better or worse, biden had those. >> you ask the dangerous guy to the prom but you have the safe one in the back. >> it's more of a shoe metaphor. it's like the shoes complete the outfit. it can make our break your outfit but generally people care more about what's on your back than your feet. >> you need a vp who likes a foot inside of him? >> i think the best vp for trump would be paul ryan. you need -- you know how they fly planes? a wiser copilot. they always have the captain of the plane as the copilot just so they can yell. >> i think paul ryan has bad mojo from the romney thing. i don't like it. >> slow his roll. he's a little too grounded. >> we got to move on. >>> up next, is the world ready for a female version of the world's most famous

i love joe biden -- i really do. i want to thank him for his friendship, his counsel, for always giving it to me straight. for not shooting anybody in the face. [laughter] pres. obama: thank you, joe. let's give it up for our host, larry wilmore. [applause] also known as one of the two black guys who is not jon stewart. you are the south african guy, right? i love larry. and his parents are here, who are from evanston, which is a great town. i also would like to acknowledge some of the award-winning reporters who we have with us here tonight. rachel mcadams, mark ruffalo, liev schreiber. thank you all for everything you have done. i am just joking. as you know, "spotlight" is a movie about investigative journalists with the resources and the autonomy to chase down the truth and all the powerful -- and hold the powerful accountable. the best fantasy film since "star wars." [laughter] pres. obama: that was maybe a cheap shot. i understand the news business is tough his days, he keeps -- tough these days. it keeps chang

biden's late son joe attended penn as an under grad. never forget that day. >>> hundreds of the students from rutgers camden made the journey to new brunswick to see a very special guest there, 200 students boarded a river line train to see president barack obama, he delivered the commencement speech at rutgers university in new brunswick. waits for rutgers camden students only and didn't stop until reaching trenton where it picked up more students. during at dress the president a tacked trump's talking points and say experience matters for doctors and pilots and so it should matter for politicians too. >> it is not cool to not know what you are talking about. i'm keeping it real or telling it the like it is. that is not challenging political correctness, that is just not knowing what you are talking about. >> the president, encouraged students get out ape vote. he delivered the keynote address as part of the the year long celebration of the rutgers 250th anniversary. >> man, will he be popular on the speaking circuit, right, when he is