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jill biden, the wife of joe biden, along with other u.s. dignitaries visited the camp today.ment to tackling the famine. she came in on a fact finding mission. she is especially concerned that the effect of the crisis on somali kids. 50% of them arriving into the camp are malnourished. as many as 1 third. somali children, about half a million are on the brink of starvation. we talk to jill biden about the crisis and what she saw today in a desperate situation that so many somali mothers are facing. take a look. have you ever been to a camp like this? >> no. i've never been to a camp like this. >> it is one thing to see pictures in the news or the papers. but to actually see it up close. >> that's why i wanted to come. i was seeing it in the paper and i was seeing it in the news and i couldn't imagine being a mother myself, that someone wouldn't help my children. and i think that's why these women have walked from somalia. they've walked 15 to 30 days to bring their children here to get them food and water and health care. and that's what is needed. and we need donations. we n

jill biden is visiting a refugee camp in kenya, where somali refugees are fleeing to. biden says americans have to do more to ease suffering. >> children are dying along the way. the mothers are bringing their children from somalia, walking sometimes 15, 20, 25 days. they lose their children along the way. the children die. >> the united nations estimates more than 12 million people in the horn of africa are in need of immediate food aid. more than 29,000 children under the age of five have died in the last 90 days in southern somalia. >> dna evidence fail to link new suspect to d.b. cooper hijacking case. a man calling himself d.b. cooper parachuted out of the airline in 1991 and just collected $200,000 ransom in exchange for not blowing up the jet. but the necktie he left behind does not match the d.n.a. of the latest suspect. the f.b.i. points out it doesn't completely rule out the new suspect and agents look for items that belong to the man or rather compare to the necktie. >>> this morning, a new place to keep the kids off the street is open in the bay view distric

we did an interview with jill biden and with dr. frist. that will be on 360 tonight. >> we'll be watching, anderssan. be careful over there. >>> we're learning more about the down of course a helicopter in afghanistan. 30 u.s. troops that were killed, their remains are being flown to dover air force base in delaware right now. should arrive sometimes tomorrow. military officials are opening up a bit about what happened aren't they, barbara? >> there have been hundreds of shoot doups of military helicopters. this one, sadly, there have been losses. this is, however, a catastrophe for u.s. operation forces and officials are finally telling us more about exactly what happened. aaron carson vaughn, matt mills, john brown, kevin houston, michael strange. just five of the 30 u.s. troops killed in the taliban shootdown of the chinook helicopter. >> their loss is a reminder of the risks these men and women take every day on behalf of our country. day after day, night after night, they carry out missions like this in the midst of enemy driver and f

jill biden. and coming up a personal conversation with dr.rt where a 3-year-old boy was shot and killed yesterday. 10 shots were fired from a passing car. a stray bullet struck the boy as he sat in his stroller. police are on overtime to track down the shooters. the mayor is holding a vigil at the scene at 7:00 tonight. >> hot spots, 680 corridor, southbound from 242 down through danville because of an earlier accident that is just cleared. it is bumper-to-bumper. same with the toll plaza earlier stall incline section bay bridge traffic backed up, lights are on. >> overcast we'll check in with lisa and see when things with lisa and see when things ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> cooler temperatures in the north across the bay the winds are calm so a chilly start. southbound, east bay -- south bay, east bay quiet, temperatures a little below normal. ♪ look ♪ a lot of people want to be famous. t

. >>> joe jill biden the wife of vice president joe biden visited the somalia region.asking people to give more. >>> in china, waves from a typhoon bathered a south eastern planet today. some 600,000 people were told to evacuate. then later officials said the threat had passed. the storm has battered several asian patients in the last few days killing at least eight people. >>> the latest leads to the identity of d.b. cooper came in empty today. the fbi said that dna tests on a necktie found on the hijacked plane did not match the suspect. an oklahoma woman says the infamous hijacker is her uncle. d.b. cooper parachuted from a plane over the pacific northwest. he had $200,000 in ransom and was never seen again although some of the money was later found. >>> a man was found stabbed to death in a park over the week end. the body of 59-year-old randall wilson was discovered at roosevelt park. ronald is the 28th victim this year, there were 20 had hads in all of last year. no arrests have been made yet in the killing. >>> low budget film makers could soon get a break if th

. >>> joe jill biden the wife of vice president joe biden visited the somalia region.he is asking people to give more. >>> in china, waves from a typhoon bathered a south eastern planet today. some 600,000 people were told to evacuate. then later officials said the threat had passed. the storm has battered several asian patients in the last few days killing at least eight people. >>> the latest leads to the identity of d.b. cooper came in empty today. the fbi said that dna tests on a necktie found on the hijacked plane did not match the suspect. an oklahoma woman says the infamous hijacker is her uncle. d.b. cooper parachuted from a plane over the pacific northwest. he had $200,000 in ransom and was never seen again although some of the money was later found. >>> a man was found stabbed to death in a park over the week end. the body of 59-year-old randall wilson was discovered at roosevelt park. ronald is the 28th victim this year, there were 20 had hads in all of last year. no arrests have been made yet in the killing. >>> low budget film makers could soon get a break

jill biden will be traveling to kenya this weekend leading a u.s.g mission to determine what can be done to help refugees. nbc's richard engel is in somalia. richard, there are reports on the wires of a deadly clash today where government troops opened fire on aid workers trying to distribute some corn rations from the world food program. can you help me out on that. >> reporter: that happened about a mile from where we are right now. we are on an african peacekeepers base many the center of the town. one of the on places under the control of the very, very weak government in somalia. this government only controls about half the city. only half this country. today there was an attempt by the mayor to distribute some food. and some gunmen that may have been related to the mayor were stealing some of this food, another group of gunmen arrived. a gunfight broke out between seven and ten people were killed. so it wasn't an attack by the shabaab militia as far as we can tell, it was a gunfight between rival armed factions. that is the kind of thing that

. >>> meanwhile, vice president's wife, jill biden, is going to be leading a fact finding mission toweekend to see what more the u.s. can do to help victims of the famine that's devastating the region. joining me live now is nbc's kate snow in kenya, near the somalia border. hi, kate. >> hi, richard, how are you. there are relief efforts starting to get in here, a lot of fact finding missions. that's a start. we caught up yesterday with one woman who decided to lead an aid convoy into somalia itself. the thing that is so unique about this is the history of amanda. >> i want to go in five minutes. this has been going on too long already. >> reporter: organizing a food convoy into southern somalia is a logistical nightmare. not many small aid organizations are even attempting it. >> these are trucks. >> i'm so excited to be bringing these trucks into somalia all right 30-year-old amanda's challenge is more impressive considering the last time she spoke from inside somalia. >> i don't know how much longer i can bear this. >> reporter: she had been working as a freelance journalist when

jill biden. sea mens hired 300 veterans, so they're aiming to hire more by december. microsoft is helping more than 10,000 veterans get i.t. certified over the next two years. and today, groups from the u.s. chamber of commerce to accenture to lockheed martin have all agreed to do their part to help veterans get back in the workforce. the bottom line is this -- we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to get folks the economic security and opportunity they deserve. and that begins with connecting americans looking for work, including our veterans, with employers looking to hire. over the last few years, another generation of young veterans has learned that the challenges don't end in kandahar or baghdad. they continue right here at home. today we're saying to our veterans, you fought for us, and now we're fighting for you. but the jobs and opportunities that you need to keep your families strong and keep america competitive in the 21st century, and at a time when there's so much work to be done in this country, we need everyone's help to do it. so thank

jill biden. 100,000 jobs for veterans and spouses. and to get this done i propose a wounded warrior tax credit for companies that hire unemployed veterans with a disability. when congress returns from recess, this needs to be at the top of their agenda. for the sake of our veterans, for the sake of our economy, we need these veterans working and contributing and creating the new jobs and industries that will keep america competitive in the 21st century. these are the obligations we have to each other. oush forces, our veterans, our citizens. these are the responsibilities we must fulfill. not just when it's easy. not just when we're flush with cash. not just when it's convenient, but always. that's a lesson we learned again this year in the life and in the passing of frank buttles, our last veteran from the first world war. passed away at the age of 110. think about it, frank lived the american century. an ambulance driver on the western front he bore witness to the carnage of the trenches in europe. then during the second world war h

jill biden is visiting refugee camp in kenya where the so mollia refew a -- somalia refugees are fleeing> children are dying along the ways. the mothers are bringing their children from somalia, walking sometimes 15, 20, 25 days and they lose their children along the way. children die. >> united nations estimates more than 12 million people in the horn of africa are in need of immediate food aid. more than 29,000 children under the age of five died in the last 90 days in southern somalia. >>> 5:56. just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 -- new technology for one of the oldest forms of transportation. the new way to pay to ride the cable cars. >>> i am nick smith live in oakland. 3-year-old is shot and killed in broad daylight. the outside help the oakland p.d. are calling on to solve this crime. >>> in the headlines, oakland police are on tacticalle

turning to a humanitarian crisis in africa, joe biden -- jill biden has arrived in kenya. is accompanied by the u.s. administrator for the agency of international development. they will meet with the prime minister to talk about ways of responding to the famine. more than 12 million people across the horn of africa are in urgent need of food aid. a new system is going to be allowed -- announced that will allow states to get school test waivers. no child left behind has been criticized for unrealistic benchmarks, even as they make progress. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> i will not force the system just so that we can feel good an approximate what they have in australia. the fact is that voter turnout does not mean much in terms of a voter democracy. some of the most vicious dictator is in the world had a turnout of 95% when they held elections. >> voting is one of the responsible acts. i should not be forced to make a decision that is life and death for many people. >> today and tomorrow, ralph nader and the center for responsive law hosts a ser

and jill biden, the vice president's wife, visited a refugee camp in eastern kenya, where thousands of somalis have fled. she said the situation is "dire." >> one of the reasons to be here is just to ask americans and people worldwide, the global community, the human family, if they could just reach a little bit deeper into their pockets and give money to help these poor people, these poor mothers and children. >> sreenivasan: in a related development, the islamist rebel group al-shabab withdrew from the somali capital over the weekend. the move opened the way for u.n. relief flights into city. nearly half of the workers in verizon's landline division are now on strike across the eastern u.s. 45,000 workers from massachusetts to virginia walked off the job on sunday after their old contract expired and negotiators failed to agree on a new one. the key issues were health care costs and pensions. the strike could create delays in repairing and installing landline phones, as well as verizon's fios television and internet service. two leading politicians from another era were remembered to

jill biden. seemans met their goal. microsoft is helping more than 10,000 veterans get its certified over the next two years. today, groups from the u.s. chamber of commerce to accenture to lockheed martin have all agreed to do their part to help get veterans back into the workforce. the bottom line is this, we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give them the economic security they deserve. that begins with connecting americans looking for work, including our veterans with employers looking to hire. over the last few years, another generation of young veterans has learned that the challenges don't end in kandahar or baghdad. they continue right here at home. today, we're saying to our veterans, you fought for us, and now we're fighting for you, for the jobs and opportunities that you need to keep your families strong and keep america competitive in the 21st century. at a time when there's so much work to be done in this country, we need everyone's help to do it. so thank you. god bless you. god bless

jill biden visited northern kenya to visit camps. >>> in florida a manhunt is underway for three siblingsheir mother is urging them to surrender. >> and right now we're still waiting for president obama, but joining me now in the studio as we await the president is chris matthews returning. let's talk about the challenges for the president as a leader, as commander in chief, as leader of our economy as our president speaking on difficult subjects and both on the same time today. >> that's right. i think the most important hat today is probably chander in chief in terms of reacting to the horror in afghanistan. of course, he has the head of administration responsibility as chief executive to try to begin to convince the american people if he knows the answer what's wrong and what can be done to solve it. i don't think he has to put the political hat on today, the democratic hat. i think the country's had enough of that. they're looking for someone to say here's the reality we're facing. here's the steps we need to take. >> s&p in its downgrade made a political judgment because they basical

jill biden will be part of a special delegation to see how the u.s. can help victims of fa mon, sweeping the -- famine sweeping the nation. >>> we're getting more reports of syria violence. the sir ryan government has killed more than 2 -- syrian government has killed more than 2,000 of its own people, hillary clinton says. >> the president has lost his legitimacy to govern the syrian people. we continue to support them during their democracy. >> despite the violence, they continue to hold demonstrations, demanding change. activists continue to post video of new demonstrations daily, showing hundreds of people around the country. >>> customers at a popular family restaurant in stockton are amazed no one was hurt during broad daylight. it happened outside of nina's restaurant. the four people involved in the gun battle were involved in the restaurant and fired several shots outside near dozens of people who were heating and shopping. >> everyone is on the floor. i was in the restroom with the owner and she was praying. i don't know how it happened. nob

jill biden was here this morning in dadaab along with senator bill frist and the head of usaid to callo do their very best to help. some of the families we have met here have walked for more than 100 miles through the desert carrying with them little more than their will to survive. but that initial journey is really only the beginning. >> i have some goods. >> reporter: nothing left for them in somalia, this family set out for kenya, arriving in dadaab sunday afternoon. do you feel relieved at all now that your family are here? [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: he arrived here with his family. >> reporter: once registered, there are basic supplies to help each family get started. a 21-day ration of food, a cooking pot, a tarp to make a tent. too much to carry so ismael heads into the camp looking for help. you have a big smile on your face. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: he doesn't know the village. >> reporter: shapiro has been here for a month. after walking 40 days arriving with nothing, she and her family found refuge and hardship. >> they sleep on the mat

jill biden. recently met their goal of hiring veterans, so they're aiming to hire 150 by december. microsoft is helping more than 10,000 veterans get i.t. certified over the next two years. and today groups from the u.s. chamber of commerce to accenture to lockheed martin have all agreed to do their part to help veterans get back in the workforce. the bottom line is this. we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give folks the economic security and opportunity they deserve. and that begins with connecting americans looking for work including our veterans with employers looking to hire. over the last few years, another generation of young veterans has learned that the challenges don't end in kandahar or baghdad. they continue right here at home. today we're saying to our veterans you fought for us and now we're fighting for you. for the jobs and opportunities that you need to keep your family strong and to keep america competitive in the 21th century. and at a time when there is so much work to be done in this country. we need everyone's help to do it. so thank you.

jill biden. one hundred thousand jobs for veterans and spouse.e, i've proposed a returning heroes' tax credit for companies that hire unemployment veterans and a wounded warrior tax credit for companies that hire unemployed veterans with a disability. [applause] >> when congress returns from recess, this needs to be at the top of their agenda. for the sake of our veterans, for the sake of our economy, we need these veterans working and contributing and creating the new jobs and industries that will keep america competitive in the 21st century. these are the obligations we have to each other. our forces, our veterans, our citizens. these are the responsibilities we must fulfill. i just -- not just when it's easy. not just when we're flush with cash. not just when it's convenient. but always. and that's a lesson we learned again this year in the life and in the passing of frank buckle, our last veteran from the first world war, passed away at the age of 110. think about it. frank lived the american century. an ambulance driver on the western front,

jill biden. 100,000 jobs for veterans and spouses. to get this done, i have proposed a returning heroes' tax credit for companies that hire unemployed veterans and a wounded warrior tax credit for companies that hire unemployed veterans with a disability. when congress returns from recess, this needs to be at the top of their agenda. for the sake of our veterans, for the sake of our economy, we need these veterans working and contributing and creating the new jobs and industries that will keep america competitive in the 21st century. these are the obligations we have to each other. our forces, our veterans, our citizens. these are the responsibilities we must fulfill. not just when it's easy. not just when we're flush with cash. not just when it's convenient, but always. that's a lesson we learned again this year in the life and in the passing of frank buckles, our last veteran from the first world war, passed away at the age of 110. think about it. frank lived the american century. an ambulance driver on the western front, he bore wi

jill biden.e, recently met their goal of hiring 300 veterans, so they're aiming to hire 150 more by december. microsoft is helping more than 10,000 veterans get i.t.-certified over the next two years. and today groups from the u.s. chamber of commerce to accenture to lockheed martin have all agreed to do their part to help veterans get back in the work force. the bottom line is this: we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give folks the economic security and opportunity they deserve. and that begins with connecting americans looking for work -- including our veterans -- with employers looking to hire. over the last few years, another generation of young veterans has learned that the challenges don't end in kandahar or baghdad, they continue right here at home. today we're saying to our veterans, you fought for us, and now we're fighting for you. for the jobs and opportunities that you need to keep your family strong and to keep america competitive in the 21st century. and at a

jill biden: 100,000 jobs for veterans and spouses. and to get this done, i've proposed a returning heroes tax credit for companies that hire unemployed veterans and a wounded warrior tax credit for companies that hire unemployed veterans with a disability. (applause.) when congress returns from recess, this needs to be at the top of their agenda. for the sake of our veterans, for the sake of our economy, we need these veterans working and contributing and creating the new jobs and industries that will keep america competitive in the 21st century. these are the obligations we have to each other - our forces, our veterans, our citizens. these are the responsibilities we must fulfill. not just when it's easy, not just when we're flush with cash, not just when it's convenient, but always. that's a lesson we learned again this year in the life and in the passing of frank buckles, our last veteran from the first world war. he passed away at the age of 110. think about it. frank lived the american century. an ambulance driver on the western

jill biden and joined by former senator dr.ill frist; usaid administrator raj shah; eric schwartz, our assistant secretary of state for population, refugees, and migration; and gayle smith from the white house. they saw the best and worst of what is happening on the ground. they visited the kenyan agricultural research institute, a top-notch facility long supported by the u. s. government. and i had the chance to visit it on my trip to kenya two years ago. i was very impressed by the work that i saw there by scientists who are cultivating crops that can thrive in drought and are enriched with essential nutrients. these breakthroughs have already saved lives and i'm sure will save many more in the future. but the delegation also visited dadaab, the refugee complex in eastern kenya. even before this emergency, it was the largest refugee camp in the world. some people have been living there now for 20 years. it was originally built for 90,000 people. twenty years later, more than 420,000 live there, including thousands of third-ge

jill biden and joined by former senator dr. bill frist; usaid administrator raj shah; eric schwartz, our assistant secretary of state for population, refugees, and migration; and gayle smith from the white house. they saw the best and worst of what is happening on the ground. they visited the kenyan agricultural research institute, a top-notch facility long supported by the u. s. government. and i had the chance to visit it on my trip to kenya two years ago. i was very impressed by the work that i saw there by scientists who are cultivating crops that can thrive in drought and are enriched with essential nutrients. these breakthroughs have already saved lives and i'm sure will save many more in the future. but the delegation also visited dadaab, the refugee complex in eastern kenya. even before this emergency, it was the largest refugee camp in the world. some people have been living there now for 20 years. it was originally built for 90,000 people. twenty years later, more than 420,000 live there, including thousands of third-

jill biden and joined by former senator.dear bill bill frist come the u.s. administrator, raj shah, eric schwartz secretary of state for population refugees and migration and gail smith from the white house. they saw the best and worst of what is happening on the ground. they visited the kenyan agricultural research institute, a top-notch facility long supported by the u.s. government and i had the chance to visit it on my trip to kenya two years ago. i was very impressed by the work i thought there, by scientists who are cultivating crops that can thrive in drought and are enriched with essential nutrients. these breakthroughs of art he uninsurable save any more in the future. but the delegation also visited dadaab, the refugee complex in kenya. even before this emergency, it was the largest refugee camp in the world. some people have been living there now for 20 years. it was originally built for 90,000 people. 20 years later, more than 420,000 live there, including thousands of third-generation residents. so the current refugee crisis is taking place agai

joe biden -- jill biden and others went to kenya. they saw the best and worst of what is happening on the ground. they visited the king in agricultural research institute -- kenyan of agricultural research institute. i had a chance to visit it on my trip to the years ago. i was very impressed by the work i saw there by scientists who are cultivating crops that can thrive in drought and are enriched with the essential nutrients. these breakthroughs have already saved lives and will save many more in the future. the delegation also visited the refugee complex in eastern kenya. even before this emergency, it was the largest refugee camp in the world. some people have been living there for 20 years now. it was originally built for 90,000 people. 20 years later, more than 420,000 live there. that includes thousands of third-generation residents. the current refugee crisis is taking place against the backdrop of a prolonged refugee crisis. the united nations is working as fast as it can to build new facilities. but well over 1000 people ri

jill biden to mobilize all sectors of society to give our service members and their families the opportunity is and support that they have gratefully earned. ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm american legion mention to barack obama, president of the united states and our commander in chief. ♪ >> thank you. thank you so much. hello, legionnaires. >> hello. >> is wonderful to see all of you. let me first of all thank the commander for your introduction and for your lifetime of service. to your fellow marines, soldiers, and veterans, on behalf of us all, i want to think jimmy, and i want to thank your entire leadership team for welcoming here -- welcoming me here today. thank you very much. dan wheeler, your executive director, your voice in washington, an extraordinary job. and the president of the american legion auxiliary, caerleon, thank you for your extraordinary service. [applause] end to all of the spouses, daughters, and sisters of the auxiliary, and the sons of the american legion. as military families, you also serve, and we salute all of you, as well. there are some special gu

jill biden and joined by dr. bill frist, u.s. and administrator rod shock, eric swartz our system secretary of state for population refugees and migration, and bill smith from the white house. they saw the best and worst of what is happening on the ground. they visited the king and agricultural research institute, a top notch facility support by the u.s. government. i had the chance to visit it on my trip to kenya two years ago. i was very impressed by the work i saw their by scientists for cultivating crops that can thrive in drought and are enriched with the central nutrients. these breakthroughs have already saved lives, and i am sure we will save many more in the future. but the delegation also visited the refugee complex in eastern kenya. even before this emergency, it was the largest refugee camp in the world. some people have been living there now for 20 years. it was originally built for 90,000 people. 20 years later, more than 420,000 live there, including thousands of third-generation residents. so the current refugee c

companies have already made as part of the campaign can be in -- championed by my wife, michelle, and jill bidenmicrosoft is helping more than 10,000 veterans deaget i.t.- certified. today, groups from the u.s. chamber of commerce to lockheed martin have all agreed to do their part to help veterans get back in the workforce. the bottom line is this -- we still have a long way to go, a lot of work to do to get folks the economic security and opportunity they deserve. that begins with connecting americans looking for work, including our veterans, with employers looking to hire. over the last few years, another generation of young veterans has learned that the challenges don't end in kandahar or baghdad. they continue right here at home. today we are saying to our veterans, you fought for us and now we are fighting for you, for the jobs and opportunities that you need to keep your family strong and to keep america competitive in the 21st century. at a time when there is so much work to be done in this country, we need everyone's help to do it. so thank you, god bless you, god bless all our services

in vice president biden's wife jill will visit neighboring kenya this weekend. as part of a u.s.es going to assess the situation. as the worry is millions are in deep trouble. a public arts project in the had shadow of the 9/11 memorial. documenting the personal accounts of those near ground zero as they lived through that dark day in our history. we'll hear their stories ahead in our continuing coverage of the rise of freedom. plus, the leftovers now of tropical storm emily still threatening parts of the caribbean. so where is that glob going? florida? we'll get to it. blnch ♪ there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. ti cats premium line of litters now works harder to help neutralize odors in multiple-cat homes. and our improved formula also helps eliminate dust. so it's easier than ever to keep your house smelling just the way you want it. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection