that's the biden benchmark. i read a statement from the vice afterent that he issued he saw this old news clip. this is not an accurate view, not an accurate description of my views on the subject. think the words are pretty clear. what he might've said is that these are no longer my views on the subject because he would like president obama to be able to make that nomination. i want to reject this myth. that many of our democratic thatagues are spreading what we're doing here and now is somehow unprecedented. what we're are doing is what the democrats top leadership has abdicated in the past. who do they think we are? that we are going to abide by a different set of rules? how ridiculous would that be. i could not explain that to my constituents back home. the democrats can apply one set of rules, but republicans must apply a different set of rules? burned byok has been the democrats. and what we are operating under is the status quo that they advocated back in 1992, 2005, and 2007. they have every right under

plus a big announcement by joe biden. there's lots ahead, stay with us. >>> last night we told you about a new project we're working on. it's our attempt here to flesh out some of the surprisingly elusive details about the hillary clinton versus bernie sanders race on the democratic side of the presidential contest. despite all the punditry and jibber jabber about this race in the press, there's very little hard data reported about the strengths of the clinton and sanders operations, particularly when you get beyond nevada and south carolina. if you're wondering who's going to win that race, it would be helpful to know how strong those campaigns are after nevada and south carolina. we're pretty certain it will go on past nevada and south carolina. neither candidate is expected to crop out no matter how they do in these next two states. that means the next stage, potentially the definitive stage for deciding the democratic presidential nominee this year is going to happen on march 1st and the 11 states that all vote that d

vice president joe biden will attend. it's been a source of some discussion, as you know. >> that's right. some of the president's critics have said that this is an example of the president not reaching out to conservatives as he could and should at a time like this, a time of mourning. others say that as the president he should attend the funeral of every supreme court justice. the response from the white house, wolf, has been they thought president obama going to the service yesterday at the supreme court was more personal and a more meaningful way to do it. two, that vice president joe biden had a deeper relationship with justice scalia and they felt it more appropriate for have the biden to go. three, not everybody appreciates all that comes with a presidential visit including tremendous security, a lot of pomp, and that might not be appropriate or what a family wants at a moment like this. and lastly, i was referred to comments that a former clerk of justice scalia, ed whelan, a noted conservative in town, made, in w

1992 remarks, word for word, dubbing them, the biden rule. to argue against hearings on scalia's election. vice president biden is pushing back saying in a statement said, the clip is not accurate, it is not a description of his views. then as senator he insured prompt consideration for supreme court nominees. okay, sandra, even when there is video, that wasn't my. it was a stunt double. it was my evil twin, a la "days of our lives." do you buy it? [laughter]. sandra: what do you make of all these republicans stepping forward and going contrary to the republican tone right now? you said chuck grassley. what about senator mark kirk, illinois republican? saying not only should nominee get a hearing but also a vote. why are they sticking their necks out, andrea. andrea: interesting question, harris. the republican party is little bit divided. harris: has nothing to do with the constitution. i'm serious. i think nobody wants to be seen as second-guessing the constitution. but you know chuck schumer can check his box too right alongside the video

i recognize that same sort of turn in vice president biden. i don't think he is -- he may regret not getting into the race. >> you think he's at peace with the decision? >> you know, he said he didn't regret it. i think that, you know, he's a man when wishes he was in the arena but he's not trying to litigate the fights of 2016. i expected more of that than i got from him. he's in a different place than october when he first announced he was getting out. >> you've teased it pretty well. an interview we want to watch. perfect setup for the town hall. 8:00 eastern tone. rainle and the veep, don't miss it. >>> ahead on "mtp daily," south carolina for a look at what has been every time you think it can't get any wilder on the republican side we get the pope versus trump. susan li with the cnbc market wrap. >> the dow falling 40 points, s&p off nine and nasdaq 46. shares of walmart weighed on the dow. earnings beat estimates but revenue came in light. walmart cutting full year forecast sending the stock down 3%. jobless claims fell last week, sinki

biden says if we can reach the moon we can certainly we can find a cure for cancer. last year, his son, beau, died of brain cancer. his goal is to triple the progress on cancer by makinga decade's worth of advances in five years. he says he plans to do two things. increase resources, and break down silos to bring all cancer fighters together. biden will host roundtable conversations this afternoon with researchers, oncologists, and patients at the duke cancer institute. >>> president obama returns to illinois today to speak about building a better world of politics. the president will address the illinois general assembly. the visit marks the return to the state capital where obama he was elected to the illinois state senate in 1997. he served for eight years until his election to the u.s. senate, today marks his ninth anniversary of them announcing presidential bid in 2008 with a speech in springfield. >>> governor pat mcrory's is hailing a decision to block obama's plan to addressclimate change. they blocked the clean plan after legal challenges are resolved. north

. >> >> a new book links the vice president's late son beau biden's cancer to time with the national guard in iraq. the book suggests that biden and other soldiers were sickened by fumes from burn pits in iraq and afghanistan. burn pits were often used to get rid of waste including chemical weapon debris. beau biden spent a year in iraq, pentagon officials tell us the evidence linking burn pits with health problems is inconclusive but admit some deployed service men and women have suffered persistent symptoms. >> i believe they were a direct effect on his health. i just have too many soldiers with the same complaints that were located in the same place he was. >> beau biden died from brain cancer in may of last year. >> the democratic national convention now five months away and montgomery county's rolling out the welcome mat with the help of the political party's mascot. donkeys, pickles and jenny from the zoo were there as local tour itch leaders assembled visitor kits. they are hosting 18 delegations at the hotels during the convention. they want the delegates to make the most of

vice president joe biden he will be presenting. and awaiting guests 1500 bottles of champagne and 16,000 feet of red carpet abc7 news, hollywood. cornell. >> you mentioned the vice president. what is he doing there? i didn't think the oscars was really his thing? >> you wouldn't think so. nor would you think it would be his thing to be introducing lady gaga, but that's exactly what he's doing. he's introducing her for her performance for the song she's nominated for, until it happens to you, which is in the campus sexual assault documentary "the hunting ground." and vice president biden has been a big advocate against sexual assault so this is a big issue for him. >> all right. thank you so much. have fun tonight. >> this year's grab bag for nominees is packed with goodies. one item is causing a bit of controversy. items inside are worth about $200,000. it's the normal chapstick, a little odd personalized m & ms and a $900 toilet paper dispenser. and $55,000 ten day all expenses paid trip to israel. a spokesperson for the isreali g

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in entire 102nd congress, when joe biden, with joe biden as chair, the senate confirmed 120 nominees.no 120mi judicial nominationed undr biden. 11 under chairman grassley. the difference is stunning. encourage my friend from iowa to focus on chairman biden's actions and results rather than cherry-picking remarks 25 yearse ago. judiciary committee of joe biden honoredded its constitutional obligation considering being, meeting and confirming nomineesg in timely fashion even though they were a republicanimel president's nominees. i can't say the same of committee today. no one can. as chairman joe biden did his constitutional duty, process for nominations for republicanesid presidents to the supreme court. justice kennedy, that was in last year of reagan. that vote occurred in the last s year of president reagan's presidency. souter, and thomas, focus on thomas just a little bit. thomas got 52 votes. he squeaked through the senate. any one senator could have forced cloture vote. any one democrat could have dono that. . . the last few years. now bork, a very controversial person, received

joe biden and lady gaga to raise awareness about sexual assault on college campuses. we'll hear from one of the student who is appeared on stage. >>> we had a bit of a rainy start in center city this morning. parts of the area started off with a few showers, generally on the light side. but the winds increased and drove the dry air in and drove that rain out of here. but it didn't cool things off. at least not yet. still spring-like around here and it's likely to be that way tomorrow as well. we do have rain moving in for tuesday night, and possible snow before the week is out. flags still blowing hard. it is still windy out there but it's not going to stay like this all night. it's 56 degrees, wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour right now. and our official high today was 64. yesterday was 64 too. but it was only 41 friday, and 44 on saturday. so we jumped into springtime. but winter's coming back. the winter temperatures at the very least. 56 in philadelphia. 60 in dover and atlantic city, it's down to 49 in reading so some of the colder air starting to come in with th

biden and mr. fox. he is going to build the wall really high. we are going to reduce the trade deficit did $60 billion. >> i'm kind of laughing. i don't think i should. but coarseness in public life these days. donald trump did it. >> there's a certain amount of decorum he should have as a leader for a set of people. i said this last night in my show. vincente fox always brought me the wrong way. he is an arrogant sop. when he was president mexico, i remember him riding around on his white horse and how we america with a problem because we were buying the drugs they were smuggling into this century, the somehow we were the reason for the massive drug cartels and the terrible economy that somehow he was a real problem. biden and obama still get away with it. they never challenge them on it. >> jumped in when 44%. in nevada he also apologized. watch this. mr. fox apologize for saying mexican illegals take the jobs that blacks won't do and later apologize for the comment in the middle of the last decade. the mac we have a leader speaking out agains

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they have just gotten meaner. >> reporter: in a salute to the powerful delegation, biden also made a special mention about barbara boxer. >> barbara, the senate is going to miss you, the country is going to miss you, i'm going to miss you and california is going to miss you. >> reporter: she will not be seeking re-election. baseod the rowdy support for the two seeking her open seat, this is the statewide race to watch. orange county's ma retta sanchez says she's the most experienced legislator. >> if you are going to have open heart surgery would you get a doctor who had never performed that or somebody who has done it several times? i've been doing this for 20 years. >> reporter: california attorney general camilla harris took a much less combative stance encouraging everyone to get excited about the race. >> if they are shout, energized, having fun with it, they feel it passionately. >> reporter: the state democratic convention was vice president biden's final stop in the area over the weekend. they met with cancer researchers as part of his initiative to find a cure for cancer. fo

vice president biden has shown no evidence he's looking at this again. he decided last fall he will not get in for family reasons, other reasons. but remember, he said in january that he regrets every day that he did not get in. but it doesn't mean he's running. it means there are democrats who are going to freak out about this until hillary clinton locks things up. the clinton campaign is dismissing this poll. they said it doesn't have a lot of credibility. number two, they want to get past iowa and new hampshire. once they get down to south carolina and other states down south, they'll have the african-american vote, where she has a huge advantage over bernie sanders and says everybody will just chill out. >> ed, good to see you. joining me with more, ebony williams, and alan colmes. so it's very exciting to look at new hampshire and see this tight race. you tell me whether the polls that follow after, because i'm looking at south carolina, minnesota, north carolina, and clinton's cleaning up in all those. so is this just drama for the sake of tv? >> l

the biden rules recognize the court can operate smoothly with eight members for some time. cost of such a result, the need to reargue three or four cases that will divide the justices four-four, are quite minor compared to the cost that a nominee, the president, the senate, and the nation would have to pay for what sure would be a better fight. the biden rules recognize that under these circumstances the president should consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors and not name a nominee until after the november election is completed. the president that he is referring to there is president george hw bush. the biden rules recognize that under these circumstances it does not matter how good a person is nominated by the president. the biden rules recognize that once the political season is underway, action on the supreme court nomination must be put off until after the election campaign is over. that is what is fair to the nominee and is central to the process. the biden rules recognize that "senate consideration of the nominee under these circumstances i

that the name of vice president joe biden is popping up yet again. a prominent, bill bart mann fired off an e-mail to fellow democrats saying, i would urge all of you to join me in keeping our powder dry until we see if the for the good of the party we should res direct draft biden movement. he specifically cited a new poll showing a steep dive for clinton. as bernie sanders pulled into a virtual tie with hillary clinton in a national poll, he packed the fame town hall so tight the fire marshal shut it down. and the spillover crowd waited in the snow to hear sanders stand up loud and proud. >> yes, we are going to move this country in a very new direction. thank you all very much. >> reporter: sanders leads hillary clinton in new hampshire by double digits. in the new national poll found she is only up by 2 points. after beating him by 31 points in december. sanders is fueled in particular by the enthusiasm of young people that has befuddled clinton. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly young people who are supporting sen

joe biden urged h.w. bush to hold off on choosing a supreme court nom neep. >> president bush should consider following the practice of a majority of predecessors, and not name a nominee until after the november election is completed. >> biden says that was dean out of context and there was no supreme court vacancy at the time. >> in fiji, residents got to see what is left of their homes after last week's cyclone. >> very sorry to see the building to be devastating like this. the damage left behind next. >> there has been an instruct difficult day across the golf course. we are not done yet. i will show you where we are accepting the rest of the damage. more on that after this. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very

you shouldn't compare yourself y to joe biden. here's exactly what we are doing you haven't about been involved in a quench decision where you've been had to be held accountable. you weren't even there to votert for it. that's not leadership. l it is true answer i. i. is water boarding torture. >> under the definition of torture, no it's not. under the law torture is excruciating pain which is equivalent to losing organizes o and symptoms.d s it is enhanced interrogation, but it does not meet the generally recognized definition of torture. > so now the final republican debate before the new hampshiree is finished with two days to go it's back to some old fashioned door knocking to get the vote out. ed henry, fox news. > two days to go. >> certainly keeping it interesting. > coming up, say it isn't so, more snow on the way. > we've been saying that say it isn't snow.isn' mike thomas will be in with a final look at the forecast. stay with us. > say it isn't snow. say it ain't snow. that's what we're talking abouto the good news is w

and rachel maddow will have an exclusive interview withpresident joe biden tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> many pacquiao received a big blow by nike. announced they're cutting ties with pacquiao after he called people in home sexuals worse than animals. saying man is worse than animals because animals know how to m female. he's currently running for the country's senate. nike issued a statement that said in part. the former boxing champion tweeted an apology saying he was sorry for hurting people. >>> apple ise hack into the cell phone the san and meanwhile, according to u.s.a. today, experts say it was just taken in an afternoon to create the softwareto iphones. >>> and according to a document exclusively acquired by s, a chemical went missing and they isis, it could be usedhemical weapon. >> we're aware of the reports that there may be a lost org radio id dioradioactive source in iraq. we haven't seen any information that it has been acquired any of the terrorist groups in the region. >>> sandra o'connor says president obama has a responsibility to name thefor late just

biden lost his 46- year-old son to brain cancer in 20-15... for him -- the initiative is personal... biden says: we need to know the genetic changes that cause cancer, we need to know how to attack the cancer in multiple ways when the changes occur. we need to know how the cancer would be resisted our efforts, we need to know what kind of combinations of therapy can knock out cancer completely. scientists are working on a test to detect mutated genes in cancer patient's d-n-a, so they can build personalized treatments a standing ovataion at apple's stock holder meeting saturday . the company's ceo, tim cook spoke about some the arguments made in court -- asking a judge to them to create a software that hacks into its own smartphones. apple is accusing the government of trampling constitutional rights while the fbi claims data is needed to prevent future acts of terrorism comey says: "to make folks understand that this world some people imagine where nobody can look at your stuff is a world that will come with a public safety cost. and we may d

in the entire 102nd congress, when joe biden -- joe biden as chair, the senate confirmed 120 nominees, 120 judicial nominations under biden. 11 under chairman grassley. the difference is stunning. i would encourage my friend from iowa to focus on chairman biden's actions and results rather than cherry-picking remarks. the judiciary committee of joe biden honored its nomination by confirming and visiting with nominees in a timely fashion even though they were a republican president's nominees. i can't say the same of the committee today. as chairman, joe biden did his constitutional duty to process four nominations for republican presidents for the supreme court. justice kennedy, that was the last year of reagan. that vote occurred in the last year of president reagan's presidency. souter and thomas. let's fowms -- focus on thomas for just a little bit. thomas got 52 votes. he squeaked through the senate. any one senator could have forced a cloture vote. any one democrat could have done it. we didn't do that. it was never done until the republicans showed up here in the last few years.

he announced vice president biden will lead the effort, a cause that is personal to him. his son bo lost his battle with brain cancer in may. the presidential race turns its attention to south carolina following the new hampshire primary, donald trump scoring a decisive victory, and bernie sanders overwhelmingly detailed hillary clinton by more than 20%. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: donald trump dominated the primary, 35% of the vote. he appeared on cbs this morning saying his popularity will continue to grow. >> tonight i am going to south carolina. we are going to have at least >> reporter: ohio governor kasich placed second with his largely positive message but says he will fight back if attacked. >> i am not going to take a cushion. >> reporter: ted cruz came in third, followed by jeb bush, who fight. >> i think the field will whittle down eventually. i am patient. >> i did not do well on saturday night. listen to this, that will never happen again. >> reporter: hillary clinton is trying to recover from a brutal loss to bernie sanders. he won across the board, especially

biden's son beau died of brain cancer last year. the vice president said one of the key priorities of the initiative is to identify any red tape that are slowing down the research for a cancer cure. >>> in the north bay, the search for two women who stole thousands of dollars worth of beauty products from a petaluma store. in is a picture of one of the women. police say she and an accomplicaccomplice walked into an utla be ark-- ul beauty store. >>> three people were hurt after a car crashed into an apartment building in the redwood city. the fire department tweeted out the photos of the damage. it happened about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. all three people in the car had to be taken to the hospital. one of them was a child. we are told they are expected to recover. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up no more yosemite t-shirts a the park. we'll tell you the reason gift shops may have to pull the items and more from the shelves. if you haven't seen it -- it's worth seeing again. the shot by stephan curry that turned soci

now, when biden made that so-called biden rule. and he really left the door open for a compromise in a statement he said he was talking about a hypothetical vacancy. to the supreme court. and the white house says, then senator obama. he now regrets his vote to memories are long in the u.s. senate. republicans are not quite ready to forget. police in michigan still have no clue why an uber driver went on a shooting rampage killing six people and wounding two others. one of the wounded, a 14-year-old girl originally pronounced dead but continues to fight for her life. anna werner reports. >> are you jason dalton? >> yes. >> reporter: jason brian dalton had little to say as he appeared by video conference monday and was arraigned on charge after charge. >> count nine. >> reporter: the uber driver faces 16 felonies and six counts of murder. authorities are still trying to determine the motive but say dalton admitted his involvement in the shooting. >> this was not a, just a momentary lapse. there is videotapes of the incidences. he wal

that is the killer that to joe biden son. today, he talked about the moonshot initiative. in october, he points that term and said he had a national commitment to end cancer as we know it. in january, president obama solidified his role in that. putting him in charge of the $1 billion national cancer moonshot initiative. today, as part of that, he is hosting a roundtable. we know that the ceo of the foundation will be here. will be as well. it starts at 2:30. john: thank you. to float 2016 now. donald trumpemerging from the pack of republican governors was the second-place finish with john kasich. and ted cruz, jeb bush and marco rubio all came in third, fourth and fifth. south carolina. elizabeth verbal have more on the presidential race coming up. barbara: president obama returns to springfield, illinois, nine days after he stood in front of he will adjust the general assembly and is expected to urge the nation to move beyond the bipartisan divide that has marked his time in office. he will also knowledge his share of responsibility. a massive partisan budget stalemate i

biden is also scheduled to visit the mission bay campus and talk about a cure for cancer. this democratic convention kicked off today and it is the largest gathering of democrats and they report on the agenda in this big election-year. >>> the stage has been set and everything is underway. there's a lot of enthusiasm and a lot at stake. >> i love change, progress, and hope and i believe in doing the work. this is that we can on the california party platform will be decided and this is a key race in the senate to replace barbara boxer. both carla and nevada have quoted these endorsements. >> this is on behalf of all of the people you care about. >>reporter: joe biden will give a speech on saturday and for some the drama of the presidential election is driving the act that this am. and more involved with everything and watching the debate and it is very interesting. >>> it is a statewide conference but there will be discussions going on with national implications. >>reporter: this is a push for legal marijuana to a minimum wage that rises with inflation. >> we are focused on

and it will put joe biden and dr. jill biden on stage at the oscars. >> where he will declare his presidency. >> candidacy. >> make sure you watch us live. we're on sunday live. quickly, juan, your favorite childhood booking? >> the be chosen. >> ago thank christie books. >> spieder and the fly. >> giving tree. >> and i had so many. my mom. my favorite one was three kittens lost their mittens but i chose -- >> independents a strip club. >> why am i asking you this? children reading is so important. the barbara bush foundation center for literacy, they do amazing work. if you don't read as a kid, your life will be much more different. so this was cool. michelle obama and the white house officially announced this new app. it is called open ebook. it allows for all the educators, i won't list them all buff 66,000 title one schools on down to get access to thousands of children's books that you can download to your phone or tablet that you can pass around so everybody in the family, especially for kids this is great. here

. >> republicans are also using vice president joe biden's own words against the white house. >> that if a supreme court justice. >> in 1992, senator biden urged the republican president to hold off choosing a supreme court nominee. >> president bush should consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors, and not name a nominee until after the november election is completed. >> biden now said that was out of context and about a hypothetical, since the vacancy didn't happen back then. >> understand joe has made a few statements over the years about a lot of things but in this one instance, it wouldn't mean a thing, because nothing was pending. >> did he make a mistake saying that? >> no, he has a right to speak. >> the white house has repeatedly said it will send a nominee to the senate. >> this would be an historic and unprecedented acceleration of politicizing a branch of government that's supposed to be insulated from politics. >> it's unprecedented ground. republicans refusing to even meet with a nominee and democrats refusing to back down. >> the american people

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. >> and vice president joe biden sat down with >> you never say to the president for certain you wouldn't do anything but i have no -- look at me now, i have no to sit on the supreme court. it would be a great honor but i have no desire anymore than >> who do you thinkesident should pick? >> i haven't even had a chance to sit down with him yet to talk about the potential candidates. in the past, we lay out all the, go out and survey a little bit and see who we think -- who meets those criteria and we think could have a chance of being >> vice president biden will be attending justice scalia'sl tomorrow. >>> surprising comments from pope francis on the issue of birth control. on his return flight from mexico, he said artificial could be used to prevent zika. this, despite the catholicg standing ban on most forms of birth done d they battled a 1300 acre officials say a spark from prison lawn mower started thatheck this out. dramatic video in massachusetts of a coast guard getting rocked by 12-foot waves off the coast earlier this month. and amazing monster waves. it looks like the perfect s

what's bringing joe biden to the bay area today. >> and details on last year's cyber attack on the irs, how the number affected is larger than previously estimated. >> we begin with a check of the forecast, kind of a repeat of last week. >> we are getting a great start. it's mild but warming up. we start with a live look heading out this saturday morning. it is partly cloudy, temperatures mild thanks to the cloud cover. 57 in oakland right now, 54 san francisco, 56 san josi. no freezing temperatures out there this morning. checking the headlines today, mild start and patchy fog out there this morning, partly cloudy today and dry and mild this weekend. as i mentioned, we have the possibility of showers in the forecast. i think we'll see march rain, so we'll talk about that coming up in a bit. >>> looking forward to that. happening today, voters are at the polls in south carolina to take part in the state's democratic primary. this comes a week after donald trump won the republican primary. hillary clinton is expected to win over bernie sanders. polls will close at 4:00 p.m. our time so

beau biden died of brain cancer. he was 46 years old. >> everyone, everyone is affected and families are affected when increasing by mull tips of four or five or six when a person is lost or is diagnosed. >> reporting from san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> the first victim of thursday's shooting spree at a manufacturing plant in kansas is speaking out. melissa torrez was spraying and drying parts when she heard gunshots outside and turned and saw the door open and saw cedric ford. that's when she ducked and started running. >> i just kept running and i could see rick -- i should hear shooting and see ricochet bullets, sparks off metal. i didn't look back and i didn't even dare to see where he was going. he looked directly at us and just looked so evil. how can you look your co-workers you see every single day in the eyes and just shoot at them? >> torrez was hit in the hand hid in back with one of the 14 people injured. three of her co-workers were killed. ford was killed in a gunfire exchange with police. >>> in the

vice president joe biden and jill biden will attend in place of president obama. this woman, who is accused of hitting and killing a tow truck driver on the howard frankland bridge, will be in court this morning. allison huffman will face a hillsborough county judge after being held in pinellas county, which is where she was arrested earlier this week. roger perez borroto was hit and killed early monday morning. the florida highway patrol says huffman admitted she was the one behind the wheel and knew she hit someone but was too scared to stop. thanks to a new government proposal, you could soon see a drop in your cable bill. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live outside our 10news studios. emerald, the federal communications commission says you pay too much for those set-top boxes you get from your cable company. yeah, that's right and if you check your cable bill, you'll see where you're paying every are it adds up to more than 200 dollars a year...and the fcc just doesn't think that's fair. - and not just because you have to pay for it...but because you're for

biden says he'll use his introduction to speak out against sexual assault. here's a story that is going to put a smile on your face this morning. meet roman klemens. he works as a bagger at a wisconsin grocery store. get this... he turned 90-years- old this week. guess how he celebrated? he went to work! he puts in 19 hours a week. he even comes in when he's off duty too. his manager jokes that he probably gets more work done then some of their teenage staff. when it comes to retirement, roman doesn't want to talk about it. he says there's still too much flirting to be done. coming up on 10 news this morning.. starting this weekend there's a new and fun way to beat the traffic in downtown tampa. what you need to know about the new water taxis. and our foodie scene is about to get even better! the that'll soon be coming to tampa bay! apparently, people think i'm too perky. totototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototot

should scientists listen to joe biden and share more research? pat: john, there's a real conflict here. many form suit cal companies and other scientists spend their whole lives and develop something and it's a miracle drug and it can n cure a tremendous amount. so they want to when rewarded and their reward is also an incentive to do more. at the same time people want to these -- use these drugs more broadly and in a humanitarian sense. there's a real conflict of legitimate interests here and it's one where i think the government should move in and if they have to, reward the scientists for what they've done, at the same time -- eleanor: there are two issues here. somebody has to be incentivized to quickly get a vaccine for zika. it is a horrible affliction to bring babies into the world for small heads and brain damage and i think it should make some countries question some of their abortion policies because if you don't know that you're carrying this child and you discover you are, i think abortion is a very reasonable procedure. but what joe

and vice president joe biden will attend scalia's funeral mass tomorrow but biden says he has no interest in replacing the justice. the vice president said he has no desire to sit on the high court even if he was asked but he also said, you never tell a the vice president also criticized republicans for saying the president should not nominate a replacement. >>> the u.s. has hit north korea with more sanctions because of president obama is quietly signing the punitive measure overwhelmingly approved by congress last week. it comes as the u.s. and china are in delicate negotiations over new u.n. sanctions. one senate sponsor of the u.s. measure hopes that china will notice the strong support for sanctions. >>> back here at home more than two months after the terror attacks in san bernardino, the fbi tells abc news it's still not ruling out the possibility that a third militant was at that scene. the agency is also still looking for a hard drive that was used by the shooters. agents searched the home of syed farook's brother. no arrests were made but several boxes and a computer and other i

now, as for vice president biden he and dr. biden are schedule today start in san francisco worth a visit to the of the of san francisco. they'll be heading to southern california tomorrow and again, the doors here really opening to attendees a little bit later on. possibly in about an hour or so. we're expecting more team to show up. find out what they're hoping to get out of this and what they're hoping to see in terms of endorsement for state political races, as well as on the presidential side, as well. we will be on top of everything here throughout the morning. >> we will check back with you as things progress. >>> 7:07 before vice president biden speaks he is going to tour a ucsf research lab and participate in a round table discussion on the billion dollar cancer initiative. he held a similar event yesterday in utah. this is video from his talk. he lost his oldest son to brain cancer last may. >>> well, one group has a creative way to get lawmakers attention out the convention. they have put up several life sized cardbo

vice president joe biden calls it moonshot because he says if we can reach the moon we should be able to find a cure. last year his son died from brain cancer. he's taken on the project calling it his personal mission. he says his goal is to double the rate of progress taking a decade worth of advances in five years. on his website the vice president says he plans to do two things. increase resources and break down silos to bring all cancer fighters together. said he will host a roundtable conversation with researchers duke cancer institute. he will also tour labs and discuss imaging software research on dna repair and other treatments for numerous types of cancer. bill and renie, this tour and press conference is set to start at 2:30.>>> president barack obama returns to illinois today to speak on building a better politics. he will address the general assembly in illinois. this marks a return to the state capital were he began his political career. he was elected to the illinois state senate in 1997. he served for nearly 8 years until his election to the u.s. senate. today is the ni

beau biden spent a year in iraq and a new book suggests his time there may have killed him. next, hear what may have contributed to his brain cancer. >>> paying more for an education along broad street. find out why temple university is considering a tuition hike. >>> today is a first alert weather day because of what's coming later this afternoon, later today. make sure you follow us on twitter. we'll keep you updated. our addresses are right there. we will tweet links to the updated first alert forecast throughout the day so you can stay updated. >>> this nbc 10 first alert winter weather update is brought to you by buckmans, your cold weather experts. >>> today a local firm that develops guidelines for consumer products will take up safety standards for hoverboards. astm international will meet with hoverboard manufacturers in west conshohocken. the consumer products safety commission is investigating more than 50 reports of fires related to hoverboards in two dozen states. hoverboard safety issues have considered philadelphia city council requiring kids under 12 to wear

.>>> vice president joe biden is missing the triangle. initiative. mikaya thurmond has the details. >> reporter: this initiative is the president's until a proposed effort to find a cure for cancer. the program is called moonshot because vice president biden says if we can make it to the moon we should be able to find a cure. last year his son died from brain cancer. he has taken on the project calling it his personal mission. he says his goal is to double the weight of progress making a decade worth of advances in just five years. on his website he says he plans to do two things. increase resources and break down silos to bring all cancer fighters together. today he will host a roundtable conversation with researchers on colleges and patients at the duke cancer institute. he will also tour labs and discuss duke imaging software research on dna repair and other treatments this event is set to start at 2:30.>>> the focus of the 2016 campaign shifts now to south carolina following last night's new hampshire primary. voters in the victory donald trump w