when joe biden spoke and then lady gaga singing. i thought too, bringing attention to sexual assault. it brings the culture, you could argue it's the weather. i don't think it's about weather. it's about climate change. in the terms of sexual assault, i think lots of young people pay attention to these icons, and the idea they're speaking about sexual assault to me, very good. >> it would have been more powerful if bill clinton delivered the message on sexual assault rather than biden. >> did donald trump give you that line. >> i thought of that all by myself. >> he looked healthy, well, he seemed presidential. he got an incredibly strong amount of response and applause there. >> he probably was thinking he should run. he may still run -- >>> an interesting proposition for all of you single ladies out there, would you put a ring on it? today is a day many women do, we'll explain that when the five returns. (avo) my name is pamela and i've been making dog chow for 36 years now. my dog girlfriend is 17 years old. she's been eating dog

then trump, robb rubio, sanders, cruz, bloomberg, kasich, biden and romney. if you had to make a best case bet on anybody right now, what would it be? >> there is an interesting phenomenon that happens sometimes where you can bet on two different candidates and ensure you are going win one way or the other. right now it's about a 99% chance that it's going to be hillary and trump based on statisticians. mathematically those odds would make you want to bet on one or the other. i believe that right now we have a spot -- we call it a middle where you can actually bet on both. if you bet $80 on trump you would win $200 if he wins. if you bet $140 on hillary, you would win $100 if she wins. so if hillary wins, you win $100 but you lost your $80 on trump. right now today -- it's not going to last but there is a sweet middle right there that you can bet both sides and guarantee you are going to win money. >> this makes you excited, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> i can tell. you are really into this. you are a good number cruncher. and by the way you are not supposed to bet

joe biden dropped a 20 to buy a box. >> jason: nice! beautiful afternoon after some clouds and a few showers this morning. breezy and mild this afternoon details >> jason: 8:47 now. a live look at the studio and see blue skies mixing in with the clouds. we'll find more in the way of blue skies as the day wears on. through the region right and with that little bit of extra showers mainly with the nuisance variety but a better looking day now that the front is passing by. 53 for you here in roanoke. the wind still strong and the northwest at 15 mph and that will continue throughout a good part of the day today with gusting winds for much of the region as a matter of fact. hang on tight with the sky starting to clear in blacksburg. see the showers moving through there but from blue skies and can see a lot of sunshine starting to peek on out and find more of that as the day goes on as well. in lynchburg currently the temperature at 50 . winds still out of the south/southwest and that front not making it through just yet and find that front

biden: "performing her oscar-nominated song "till it happened to you..." and vice president joe biden introduced an emotional performance from lady gaga singing "till it happened to you" smith's 007 title song "writing on the wall" grabbed oscar gold. in fox news. in health news this morning: atrial fibrillation is a common heart problem that affects about two and a half million people in the united states. the condition causes the heart to beat erratically and increases stroke risk. as wfxr's becky freemal reports, it can be especially scary if standard medicines fail. meet one man who's using a drug-free alternative to make sure he doesn't miss a beat! there isn't much that slows 81-year old john kocevar down. kocevar says: "as you grow in age doesn't mean you have to be less active." a few years ago john noticed that his heart was beating out of synch. kocevar says: "the heartbeat can go up to hundred-some, hundred thirty, hundred forty, maybe even higher and i didn't find it real pleasant."john went to cleveland clinic and was diagnosed with a cold fro

so the biden gaffes have become lovable? i don't even know what that meant. >> why was he even there. >> pardon me? >> why was he there? >> well, look, he was there -- well, he was there, "a," let me tell you, to snarl up l.a. traffic something terrible with a biden-jam. but he was mainly here also to talk about what i think is a very, very worthy cause which is the administration's efforts to stop campus sexual assault with its it's on us campaign and introducing lady gaga, which i did not know was a big member of the administration, for her song from a documentary about this very subject. but come on. this was touting out a big star, one of the biggest stars they could get and they knew and the administration, who has many donors in that crowd knew that the audience of 80-plus million they were going to be having was going to be a good platform for them. they were just trying to find some way to get someone on there. before we go further, ainsley so great to see you on the show. >> oh, thanks. >> it's fantastic. i've been

other day i heard our great vice president, joe biden, apologize. here's a guy that uses the f-bomb, is angry at the united states because he's so arrogant because they've always gotten their way, and that was where that came from. how dare they say that to mexico. we win all the time against the united states. why would they say that? that's what essentially he was saying. then i see joe biden apologizing to mexico, i'd like to apologize. he was apologizing for me! you believe it? they call him the republican candidate but hopefully he was apologizing just for me. i love that, you know? even the pope was very nice. he did a thing right before election. right? in south carolina. i heard, oh, the pope, the pope said something. i said to my people, wait a minute. they're going to vote tomorrow morning. was it good or was it bad? this was like ten hours before polls opened. right? in south carolina. and my people said, mr. trump, it was bad. i said, oh, this can only happen to me. the pope. the pope! what did he say? and basically the mexicans convince

>> let's listen to a sound bite from joe biden from 1992 talking about same subject when a president from the republican party was in office. >> president bush would consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors, and not, and not name a nominee. until after the november election is completed. it would be our pragmatic conclusion that once the political season is underway and it is, action on a supreme court nomination must be put off until after the election campaign is over. >> my favorite phrase from that is it is my pragmatic conclusion that this is just you know, just practica practical, sort of normal politics going on here. that really helps republican's argument they're not doing anything extraordinary, doesn't it? kim. >> yeah, especially, too, when you look at the entire history of the democrats and judicial nominations. it was harry reid's democrats that first used a filibuster to try to stop and to in fact stop bush nominee, then when they got a democrat president in office, they took the unilateral action of blowing up the filibuster so republicans cou

. >> that was joe biden is day before yesterday responding to commen comments, those are the ones that prompted the former president of mexico to use the f word twice and the latest in an interview with my colleague and friend, maria bartiromo, was shocked and that and right to be shocked. that was then. the vice president of the united states, regardless of what you think about donald trump at all, he's apologizing on behalf of a candidate he finds objectionable in a foreign country. wonder how sheriff joe arpaio feels about it. >> if he's going to use that word, he should use it against dope peddlers and illegals coming into our country. i met him years past. yes. i was rather shocked at his conduct. at least he said one thing, they're not going to pay for the wall. he didn't say they should not be a wall. you know, they don't want to pay for it, take away a little foreign aid we give mexico, then they'll pay for it.what donald trump meant. i think what he was saying is we give them you know, a lot of aid and we also also have a disproportionate trade government. i think they enjoy n

here's what i found alarming, joe biden apologizing to the mexicans about, about donald trump. what'd you make of that? >> this administration is apologizing about every day, something america does. they're embarrassed about america. it's crazy. let's get them out of there. >> okay. so let's talk now about this race, you still like ted cruz, to your credit, you are early interested in him. he's got an uphill fight right now. do you think that it is imperative that he wins the state of texas on tuesday? >> i do. i think he's got to win. but neil the craziest thing in this election has been the idea of people calling ted cruz a liar. i've watched this guy for the last 18 months, the one thing this man is straight and truthful. truth and trust growing with this guy. wroi about truth and trust. this guy exxon if is it. let's take ethanol. he goes into iowa with a six-term governor, and tells him, we're through with subsidies. right straight in the eye. and you know what else gets me, they all come around to it, rubio always comes down to cruz's position eventually. he finally comes

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think biden and obama. they were competitors, then they come together. christie always said that he would support the eventual nominee. there are some people with strong feelings that this is a negative for chris christie. and you can read all about them on the twitter. >> also, this does explain why christie took out rubio's legs in the previous debate. like let's face it. trump is known for one thing -- making deals. and he clearly made a deal with christie. i think he made a deal with kasich as well. because kasich was very helpful to trump last night. we're watching the kind of cabinet take shape. >> you think trump made a deal with kasich? that was after his third glass of pinot noir. i see deals. >> you don't see christie as the transportation secretary? >> no, attorney general. >> attorney general. >> they are both on the opposite side of entitlement reform. how does that -- does that matter? >> also, can i mention one other thing on the endorsement? >> sure. >> so throughout the campaign, people that mistakenly thought that donald trump wouldn't

this is the same joe biden who said this. take a look. >> in delaware, the largest growth of population is indian american, moving from india. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. it's gigantic. >> if donald trump said the same thing -- >> oh, yeah. >> well, here's the think. she's guy these guys sit in judgment of everyone else and they've said the same things. far worse, they try to shut down americans. y with are law abiding citizens, pay our taxes. we want the government to put us first and instead they have wide open borders and we have hundreds of thousands of illegals. and not enforcing the law. if there's a billboard sign on the border, neon flashing saying make it to the border and you're home free. we've got to start enforcing the law, start having consequences for breaking the immigration law and a president who understands the constitution that he needs congress, he needs to enforce the laws of the land. i told him face-to-face about the second amend

joe biden apologizing to mexico, apology -- >> we're taking apology tour down south. i think that is what is happening now. everyone, how will we get mexico to pay for it. very simple. harris: he explains it. >> visa fees you jack up. you have all sorts of fees you jack up. trade imbalance, start ripping away foreign aid. there are tons of way to get them to pay for it. everybody acts likes, how are they going to do this? pretty simple. andrea: go to the business expert. sandra: i sat down with vicente fox several months ago. more than that initially when donald trump launched his campaign he has been adamantly opposed to donald trump and never been secretive about his disdain for donald trump. but that being said, when you mention business, i, there was substance lacking for me on what still one of the most important issues for american voters is the economy. >> there is no substance last night. sandra: follow-up questions, we were talking about health care. when marco rubio said, what exactly is your nobody really knows. how are you going to do this. >> get rid of t

obama, barack obama didn't have any foreign experience, foreign policy experience, so he picked joe biden, boom, alliance right there. those are the pros. what would the cons be? >> well, he did actually say something that i agreed with yesterday which is that you have to pick someone who can step to the role of president and be a great president. i thought that that was the first thing and most important thing that anybody should say about picking a vice presidential nominee. but the downsides to picking someone from inside the political culture are obvious. we have this 35 to 40% of electorate who wants to send the message to washington. after eight years of obama, this quiet, feckless leadership, we want somebody who's big, bold, and not at all afraid of saying what's on his mind. trump has to have somebody with some of those qualities, so it doesn't take away from his obviously huge personality. >> sure. terry, give me one or two names of somebody who might be named. >> please. i could -- i like paul ryan. paul ryan volunteers for tough jobs. >> yeah. no kidding. >> absolutely. he's g

>> not only is trump not get being the apology but joe biden said we should be apologize to mexico for the rhetoric from some, he said of the g.o.p. candidates. >> you know, megyn from the beginning, seven months ago, one of donald trump's greatest strengths has been the enemies that he attracts. and whether it's the media, whether it's the "new york times," whether, whoever it is. when he draws these enemies and gets into fights, they're somehow the perfect foil for him z when he, when the pope went after him before south carolina, i guarantee you that helped him there. then, to have vincent fox go after him, it's just shocking. it's like is the guy on his payroll? trump could not have picked a better enemy to get into the fight with now. >> it's a gift. like a gift from mexico to donald trump. >> in a pinata. >> great to see you all. >> more thoughts when need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recrui

>> not only is trump not get being the apology but joe biden said we should be apologize to mexico for the rhetoric from some, he said of the g.o.p. candidates. >> you know, megyn from the beginning, seven months ago, one of donald trump's greatest strengths has been the enemies that he attracts. and whether it's the media, whether it's the "new york times," whether, whoever it is. when he draws these enemies and gets into fights, they're somehow the perfect foil for him z when he, when the pope went after him before south carolina, i guarantee you that helped him there. then, to have vincent fox go after him, it's just shocking. it's like is the guy on his payroll? trump could not have picked a better enemy to get into the fight with now. >> it's a gift. like a gift from mexico to donald trump. >> in a pinata. >> great to see you all. >> more thoughts when need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recrui

>> not only is trump not get being the apology but joe biden said we should be apologize to mexico for the rhetoric from some, he said of the g.o.p. candidates. >> you know, megyn from the beginning, seven months ago, one of donald trump's greatest strengths has been the enemies that he attracts. and whether it's the media, whether it's the "new york times," whether, whoever it is. when he draws these enemies and gets into fights, they're somehow the perfect foil for him z when he, when the pope went after him before south carolina, i guarantee you that helped him there. then, to have vincent fox go after him, it's just shocking. it's like is the guy on his payroll? trump could not have picked a better enemy to get into the fight with now. >> it's a gift. like a gift from mexico to donald trump. >> in a pinata. >> great to see you all. >> more thoughts when we come back, don't go away. 73% of americans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need.

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

joe biden himself, you know he said years ago, year-and-a-half before, that you shouldn't have a supreme court nominee, nation in a presidential election. chuck schumer the same thing year-and-a-half before. you know, it seems a little strange that all of sudden this becomes such a big, big issue to -- i don't blame the democrats. they want to get advantage if they can. we're hopeful that we'll elect a republican president but that is not guaranteed either. so whoever wins, they will have the privilege of nominating the next person on the supreme court. i think that is only fair. it is right thing to do. take it out of the political atmosphere. the courts have been in the political atmosphere ever since democrats did what they did to bork. they did what they did to ginsberg. they did what they did to clarence thomas. it was disgraceful. look at miguel estrada. we were going to put him on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. they knew that was stepping stone to the supreme court. he is one of the brightest hispanic people in the country and they just personally screwed the guy and didn't gi

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it will surprise no one that i think that theypocrisy of vice president joe biden in 199 it, then senator obama in 2006 or 2007 is as a' in the senate now they wouldn't even begin the process. the senate is adjourning on july 18th. give the advise and consent procedure that they're bound to, they don't actually have to confirm a nomination. but they absolutely have to give this a hearing. and they have made a mistake. for different reasons that -- you bring up a higher, biggerni picture, but down to process i just find it appalling and they should change their minds. >> sandival interesting from the white house. >> try a way to win them over in advance. republicans did anything other than have an salute sloot stonewall. nimble and intelligence of republicans managing. this of the minute they open this up they are going to get rolled. this is the scalia seat. this would change the court it's not kind of a neutral seat. i think it's something that you can't lose, so you advice is not to nominate. >> you are saying you don't trust they hold the line. >> the minute they give in and the proces

remember there was a controversy with vice president biden giving so little to charity. so this applies to both sides. it may not affect the voters. but they probably have a right to the information. that's my view of it. >> all right. we'll watch very, very closely. and as i said we have calls out to the trump campaign just to respond to this. with us right now governor rick perry in the meantime of the fine state of texas, the former governor there. one of the nation's longest governors. we should say today got some good news although i'm sure governor a little too late two years after being indicted by a county prosecutor mr. perry has been officially cleared of all charges that he abused the powers of his office. this goes back to 2014 when he told texas legislature that he would veto funding for the state's public integrity unless the top administrator resigned. i could get into the weeds suffice to say the former governor has been exonerated. what do you make of this attack, governor? >> well, fighting for the rule of law is never something that anyone should shy a

>> there is this dirty clip of joe biden in 1992. harris: we ran it. >> no choice of supreme court during election time. he will not listen to joe biden, to say this is not politicized you would have to be an absolute idiot not to see that. justice scalia was icon for so many conservatives of the his death is being politicized, talking about republicans, pole la raz rising the country, basically the worst pole la razorings with country. >> you know why people are frustrated, spent nine minutes building up straw men, criticizing their position. when you appoint people with no fidelity to the constitution which is what conservatives are worried about from a barack obama. owe said he is looking for independent mind and how rule of law affects daily reality of people's lives. look for justice like antonin scalia look what the constitution says. that is what keeps politics out. andrea: people not only look for president to nominate justices to have fidelity to the constitution they expect the commander-in-chief have fidelity to the consti

>> this has never been done before in american history and they are taking the advice given by joe biden in 1992 hypothetically that you shouldn't take up someone in the election year. why is this happening? >> right. that's the big question. you know, we were talking about this shortly after antonin scalia died. and you know suddenly the democrats were saying that the republicans aren't going to do anything. they're the party of no no no no no. but really isn't this about the survival of the republican party? >> this is about the survival of the republican party because the republican establishment is so concerned that so many republicans are angry at the party for not standing up to this president over time. that's something that senator harry reid is going to be taking up because he says this is no longer the party of reagan. this is no longer the party of lincoln. this is the party of trump. this is the party of anger. and so the republican party through mitch mcconnell is saying we'll take in what our view is a principled stand and say to this president, no mas. don't send him or he

this was -- there was no vacancy at the time joe biden said this. he said this as a preemptive strike. he said if the president nominates somebody in an election year, it is essential we will not confirm them. chuck schumer said the same thing in 2008 and now they are outraged what republicans are doing what they twice threatened to do. >> but on the other side, bill, we have the republicans, including mitch mcconnell, who, at the time came out and said -- when this was being done -- not giving up and down votes when the republicans wanted them, this is an excuse for our colleagues to run out the clock on qualified nominees who are urgently needed to fill vacancies. apparently they're not that urgent on the supreme court when it's now 4-4. having an extra justice will help break the ties. >> look, joe biden -- people should remember that he ushered through justice kennedy, you know, while there was a republican president, as well. >> no one is saying you never do it. [ overlapping speakers ] >> the rhetoric is overblown. regardless of all this, the

true, joe biden and president obama don't face re-election but a lot of democrats do. and two of them are now running to replace president obama. it just goes to the heart of it. president obama's inability to grasp politics. in his statement, he said that people just want these terrorists to be off in some far away place. it is a little more complicated. the whole reason we set this up in the first place is because of the legal issues that are attended to when you bring them to u.s. soil. he can say that's not going to be an issue. what does he know? it very well could become an issue and it could very well, that could go to great lengths to undermine our ability to get information out of them and to hold them. >> what about any positive in this argument? saving money. $65 to $85 million. is there any upside to the argument the administration is making to close gitmo? >> saving money is nice. it is interesting that the president would choose this as the place to do itself didn't address the debt crisis. he gave as you new entitlement in obamacare. but he is wanting to

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

term in club fed then the superdelegates will look at bernie sanders and probably pay pray that joe biden jumps in. the superdelegates, it's the most undemocratic thing when you have been in the process. the voice of the people is basically being, we trust you bought. that's what the democratic leadership is saying with superdelegates. >> jon: speaking of trust, hillary clinton has a problem with something like 60 percent of americans saying they don't see her as honest and trustworthy so does bernie sanders naturally become the beneficiary of those people who don't necessarily find the former secretary of state honest? >> i think bernie sanders is in a lot of ways the left-hand version of donald trump whether you like what he's saying or don't like what he's saying, at least you get the sense that he's being straight with you and that is something hillary clinton lacks. i would agree with evan that i think so far a lot of the delegate count has been a joke. i think evan saw the news, three weeks ago we had the iowa caucus where hillary 11 recent on the coin toss. she got her clock cleane

leaving the supreme court vacancy open is called the biden rule. and it's what their predecessors wanted. martha: i assume the senate will go forward with hearings on that judge. correct? reporter: so far we heard there is a possibility. but there is so far only one republican senator who says he wants there to be a hearing and he wants to vote on an obama nominee. that's mark kirk. he says i recognize the right of a president be it republican or democrat to place before the senate a nominee for the supreme court. and i fully expect and look forward the the to president obama advancing the process. reporter: the senate may not go to recess so there is no recess appointment. bill: a major announcement expected from the white house 30 minutes from now. if this wish is grants, what will it mean. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. evening, sir. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you

biden said, biden says: "if everybody doesn't buck it, gospel." but analysts say people feel uneasy about the economy for a good reason... and it has little to do with the so- called negative narrative... boccia says: "they know that their job opportunities they're having a tougher time getting loans at banks, and it's like the affordable care act and dodd frank, 14:38:23 policies this administration pushed on this economy."corke says: "the white house, of course, is eager to point out the fact that the deficit, as a share of gdp, is down dramatically during the president's two 75 percent. but what they don't like to talk about as much is the debt. 19-trillion dollars, on the president's watch. and it's a bill he'll be passing on to the next occupant. at moist southeast moist southeast the weekend.the area into as black history month enters its final week, we take a look at the influence one roanoke man held on the railroad and the advice he gave that will continue to influence generations to come.al holland sr. passed away in december, but not be

>> after this tape was dug out of the archives, joe biden came forward with this statement. he says, some critic say one excerpt of my speech is evidence that i oppose filling a supreme court vacancy. as i on tconclude that critics pointing to today urge the senate and the white house to overcome the differences. that remains my position today. he's saying he hasn't changed at a all. >> he's changed, and anything that politicians say, republicans or democrats. and my view is that if the republicans want to keep the senate, if they want to keep the house, if they want to keep control, then they exercise common sense and say we'll look at the nominee of the president. we're going to exercise our constitutional responsibility one way or the other. and we're not going to be part of this silliness that joe biden said, well, i said this, but i didn't mean that. now i mean this. now i mean that. that's why everybody really has no regard for the united states congress and that's why the outsiders like donald trump and bernie sanders are so successful. because they look at congress a

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. >> it's that town drawing a sharp rebuke from joe biden. mr. biden said, if everybody doesn't buck it, guess what, it's gospel. analysts say americans feel uneasy about the economy, and for a good reason. >> they know that their job opportunities have gone down. they're having a tougher time getting loans at the bank, it's because of laws like the affordable care act and dodd frank. policies which this administration pushed on this economy. >> the white house is eager to point out the fact that the deficit has gone down dramatically, down nearly 75%. what they don't like to talk about as much is the debt. $19 trillion. more than half of that coming on the president's watch, it's a bill he'll be passing on to the next occupant of the white house. >> kevin, thank you. congress will get its first look at the president's plan to close guantanamo bay tomorrow. the white house today said that some of the remaining 91 detainees could be held in the u.s. the white house is skeptical congress will go along with that plan. >>> just two days after justice

. >> it's that town drawing a sharp rebuke from joe biden. mr. biden said, if everybody doesn't buck it, guess what, it's gospel. analysts say americans feel uneasy about the economy, and for a good reason. >> they know that their job opportunities have gone down. they're having a tougher time getting loans at the bank, it's because of laws like the affordable care act and dodd frank. policies which this administration pushed on this economy. >> the white house is eager to point out the fact that the deficit has gone down dramatically, down nearly 75%. what they don't like to talk about as much is the debt. $19 trillion. more than half of that coming on the president's watch, it's a bill he'll be passing on to the next occupant of the white house. >> kevin, thank you. congress will get its first look at the president's plan to close guantanamo bay tomorrow. the white house today said that some of the remaining 91 detainees could be held in the u.s. the white house is skeptical congress will go along with that plan. >>> just two days after justice

they both the candidates like biden or pelosi or people who claim to be catholic who think it's okay to do abortions it's not okay. >> that's not on the table here. >> no. >> i want to talk about the election. i want to talk about some of the things that have happened and some of the things that are being said. i know that we have some sound where hillary clinton is talking about the fact that -- i think we have it. i will always try to tell the truth. >> what do you think of that? >> i think there are times when -- i think i read a piece about this today. there are times when a simple answer, right, it tells you something. an answer like that almost shows you that hearing the question created great stress for her. she is not someone both democrats would -- to say i will always try, the nice way of putting it is it's a cop out. it also tells you here's a person with truth and lie she is very uncomfortable. >> even going forward there are a lot of things they can contract dikt her on. with the benghazi family she said i am telling the truth saying they are the liars and not me. >> she

joe biden and fellow justices were in attendance. he died last week at the age of 79. law enforcement officer died in the line of duty following a stand-off in mississippi that injured three other officers. james tart, an agent with the mississippi bureau of narcotics, died this morning of a gunshot wound. the suspect also killed. >>> diplomatic talks aimed at stopping the violence in syria continue to make some progress. today syria's largest opposition group, said it's ready in principle to agree on a temporary truce with conditions. but with one step forward, two steps continue to be taken back in the cease fire negotiations. friday france shot down a russian cease fire proposal, that would have halted turkey's military operations in syria. the u.s. called the proposal a distraction. serbia's foreign minister says it wants an explanation from the u.s. over the deaths of two serbian embassy staffers killed in friday's u.s. air strikes in western libya. american fighter jets bombed the suspected isis training camp, killing dozens, including a possible terrorist respon

joe biden here representing the administration. but of course today the focus on his family. there were 64 of them by our count who were gathered on the steps here to walk in to the basilica with his casket as it was taken in for the celebration of funeral mass by his son. he has nine children. one of them said one of them had to take one for the team. it is a devout catholic family. his son paul celebrated mass at times it was personal and poignant. he talked about his father's believe there was no need for to you separate your believe for love of god for love of country. >> he knew well what a close-run thing the founding of our nation was. and he saw in that founding, as did the founders themselves, a blessing, a blessing quickly lost when faith is banned from the public square or when we refuse to bring it there. >> he also went -- had to tell a story about his father chiding him for taking confessions one saturday. he didn't have a problem with the timing but it turned out justice scalia was in line. when he found out it was his son who would be taking confessions, he qu

there we see the bidens coming in. vice president and mrs. biden and the men in the scarlet top there of course is the cardinal of washington. the archbishop of washington and he said there's no generalized right to privacy. i said well the court said so in 1965. he said well the court was wrong. >> pretty blunt. we're watching now, five of them are directly members to chris's point. to the left it's a little scattered now. that locked like part of the large scalia brood there, 64 strong family members. including 36 grand kids. who were there as well. >> you know something that struck me today when we arrived there were protesters from the church. it was an 8-1 decision. justice scalia was the only disenter. he voted in favor of the protesters right to do what they're doing today at his very funeral. it was one of those ironic moments. he voted in favor of protecting their ability to have that free speech and to be here and to protest at his funeral today, neil. >> did you ever get the -- his son talked a great deal yesterday, that he did hav

he of course, when he was a senator then, like vice president biden voted in favor of justice scalia who was unanimously approved by the senate. something we don't expect to see this time around whenever a nomination is actually placed before the senate. it seems like something of a bygone era that supreme court justice nominee would get a unanimous vote. that's what happened with justice scalia and others back in the day. a little more contentious now, today it's about remembering justice scalia and his regular ugly si. interestingly enough, a letter surfaced, a local pastor actually in richmond, virginia, released a letter that was sent to him by justice scalia after the pastor preached the funeral of justice powell. and those were his wishes, neil. >> shannon, the crowd that's in there, i mean, it can hold 3500, but i'm , 4,000 are going to be crowded in there, is that right? >> reporter: yeah, i wouldn't be surprised at all. all of the parking has been tied up here for hours. the crowds continue to pour in. they showed up hours early. the church has been receiving them, the basil

vice president joe biden and his wife will be abe attending along with top7 officials. paul bearers will be most of scalia's son and son-in-laws. we will have two two readings. one from and clarence thomas. his son father paul scalia will offer the homily for his father and there will be a private burial following the service. back to y'all. >> thank you very much. garrett tenney out in the field telling us what's going to be taking place today. that's going to dominate a lot of coverage as people in south carolina go out to vote. >> you got it? >> as well as nevada. meanwhile, 25 minutes after the hour. >> president obama will not be at justice scalia's funeral today. instead, he will be spending the weekend researching who to nominate, we're told replacement on the bench. the president seen holding a binder with potentialu3 nominees. >> but should he go to the funeral anyway? what do you think? here to react former congressman of indiana david mcintosh. president of the club for growth and former student of justice antonin scalia himself. i imagine emotional day for y

biden will be there to represent the administration. >> live outside the supreme court. shannon, thank you. >>> senior pentagon officials say they saw an opportunity and took it. killing at least 40 isis terrorists including one considered a high value target in air strikes in libya. the strike today targeted an isis base in northern libya. tonight, national security correspondent jennifer griffin looks at who was killed in the attack and why the u.s. chose to act. >> the u.s. f-15 flew out of england. u.s. intelligence surveillance flights held with targeting and isis training in libya. >> we feel confident this was a successful strike. >> reporter: the u.s. air strike took place at 3:30 local time and hit a building where isis fighters were sleeping. about 15 miles west of the capital. the strike targeted a well known tunisian national and isis recruiter. in may 2015, the tunisian authorities named him as a suspect in a deadly attack on the museum in tunis that killed 22 people. he is thought to have been behind the attack on a beach front hotel in tunisia last june. n

biden will be there to represent the administration. >> live outside the supreme court. shannon, thank you. >>> senior pentagon officials say they saw an opportunity and took it. killing at least 40 isis terrorists including one considered a high value target in air strikes in libya. the strike today targeted an isis base in northern libya. tonight, national security correspondent jennifer griffin looks at who was killed in the attack and why the u.s. chose to act. >> the u.s. f-15 flew out of england. u.s. intelligence surveillance flights held with targeting and isis training in libya. >> we feel confident this was a successful strike. >> reporter: the u.s. air strike took place at 3:30 local time and hit a building where isis fighters were sleeping. about 15 miles west of the capital. the strike targeted a well known tunisian national and isis recruiter. in may 2015, the tunisian authorities named him as a suspect in a deadly attack on the museum in tunis that killed 22 people. he is thought to have been behind the attack on a beach front hotel in tunisia last june. n

i think what biden is saying, look. furm betting right now, as bret baier is saying, it looks good for trump. the question then becomes, exactly how do you run against trump? it is hard. and harder than a lot of democrats previously thought. because trump is the anti-establishment candidate. hillary looks like the establishment personified. for all the upset americans may feel about even income equality, how does hillary defend it? i can say trump saying, hillary, you're standing with wall street. that sounds like sanders but it would work for trump. i think a lot of democrats who may have thought, can't wait for hillary versus trump, they're not so sure anymore. >> you bring up sanders. biden could be talking about his own party. he is talking about looking over at the republicans. there is a disturbing thing that's happening. he could be a nomination but he could lose. they're about to nominate a socialist. a guy who lived in a shack and wrote porn for money. >> well he wouldn't do it for free. >> he was not even any

>> joe biden knew scalia very well because he was chairman of the judiciary committee and a catholic. i don't know why the president's not going. i mean, i think if i were there i would go. but i can't -- you know, i don't know what made the decision. so -- justice scalia, you know, was -- when i ran for president in '96, he was considered as my running mate. >> i remember that. >> yeah. and probably would have been a good one. >> that's interesting. real quickly, if i can, this dust up over whether the president, too, should go ahead and name a successor, the republicans in the senate should have confirmation hearings. where do you stand on this? mitch mcconnell says maybe we don't hold those hearings? >> i think senator grassi wants to have the hearings. and if he wants to have the hearings, there will be hearings. whether or not there will be anybody reported out of the committee is something else. but -- because it would take i think him to join the democrats. but you know, we don't have to wait too long. we're 11 months isn't long and they're split four to four. and some of these

vice president biden will go.a.. some criticize the president for being disrespectful. i must say presidents don't normally go in my veers of following the court normally go to an associate justice funeral. yes, a supreme court justice as president obama did with justice rehnquist, he waskl is this& a small matter? >> gives you a sense of how polarized washington is. critics of the president try to make it atpb1ñ big matter sayins is a snub or sign of disrespect, that he should have gone to scalia's funeral tomorrow. on the other hand, i will say there's no great tradition as people point out that george w. bush went to the funeral of chief justice rehnquist, but he was the last sitting justice to die, so the president honoring a sitting justice who died while in oafice. prior to that, the last one was in 1954 when supreme court justice robert jackson died while he was serving on the court. dwight eisenhower was the president then and he didn't go. as for people that retired and died, sometimes presidents go, sometimes they don't. there are some people that are saying

>> vice president biden, who is somebody who had his own personal relationship with justice scalia and his family, will be representing the administration at the funeral. obviously, when the vice president travels some place, his security foot print is at least a little bit lighter. >> charles, good to see you. so first, there was no answer, repeatedly no answer. finally they settled on, there's a smaller security foot print with the vice president? >> that's so -- that is such obvious nonsense that it shows they aren't even trying. that translates as the president is saying i'm the king, i'm the president, i'm a lame duck. i don't have to run for re-election. i do what i want. i want to go to havana at a time when our foreign policy is collapsing all over the world. sure, i'm going to go to havana. he doesn't care. i mean, he doesn't want to be -- spend a saturday in a pew listening to speeches about how great a jurist scalia was when obama believes sincerely that everything scalia argued for was wrong, and harmful to the republic. so he's going to stay home and he doesn't care how it