government worker when he first arrived in washington in 1953 was testing the national air kievs bling texas where he saw this motto carved, what is passed is prolonged, he heard the cab drivers were noted for their knowing all of washington answers so that is just bureau talk. but what it is is you haven't seen nothing yet. [applause] >> the kind of rear i have described but it will not be on tained by revolution, wilt not be obtained by the politics of pitting lp against loop. right about by the ambitions and the judgments and the inspiration and 168 million free americans worng together and with friends abroad for the common ideals in a peaceful world. speaking to a republican state convention in 1858 began with the pibbly call biblical quotation, a house divided against itself cannot stand. today the world is a house divided. but it is sometimes forgotten, we can find this quotation with hope for his troubled country. i do not expect the house to fall, he said, but i do expect it will sees to be divided. a century later, we too must have the vision, the fighting spirit and the deep relig

bling with them right around their necks. >>> and a deadly outbreak of the west nile virus kills 28 people in the u.s. 16 deaths are in texas. we'll take a look at this map of the lower 48. the states in red show west nile activity. mosquitoes carry the disease, which can be as mild as flu-like symptoms or can cause a fatal swelling of the brain. >>> well, the jackpot of $320 million has powerball fever in the air and it's growing. 42 states plus d.c. participate in the lottery. the drawing is tonight. >>> for his part, vice president joe biden is probably hoping today's trip on the campaign trail will be a bit smoother after creating quite the firestorm with these comments. >> he said in the first 100 days, he's going to let the big banks once again write their own rules. unchain wall street. they're going to put you all back in chains. >> biden was speaking before an audience in virginia that included african-americans. and that prompted outrage from some conservatives who say the vice president's remarks were a reference to slavery. but biden pushed back, saying he was merely echoing a line used by top republicans, inclu