bidden, to jill, your unwavering support of your family, for delaware and your country, is something for which we are all deeply grateful. mr. president, as the son of delaware and of katherine and eugenis and joe sr., you've never forgotten from whom you came and for whom you are fighting. even as vice president, our fellow delawareans have the blessing of a surprise visit week in or week out of a surprise visit at columbus day. whether meeting personally with world leaders you've known for decades. whether chairing the judiciary or foreign relations committees or just stopping by claimont diner, there is universal agreement about what you have brought to this work, your passion, your heart, your character and your integrity. that's because you generally listen to people. you ask them questions and then you lift them up. we know that when you give us your word as a bidden, you mean -- a biden, you mean it and you will keep it. through challenging times, you always worked across the aisle through eight presidents. you were willing to reach across to anyone willing to roll up their sl

. >>> a san jose state university teacher bidden the beaten to death with a baseball bat. the prime suspect is her son. the motive for the homicide is under investigation. >>> tonight scott tributes -- tonight, tributes are piling up. she is known as the great talent on and off screen. >> reporter: carrie fisher's one woman play, in 2008 and 2009, she then headed to broadway. carrie fisher, the most famous movie wanted her obituary to read. in galaxy not so far away, fisher was remembered. born into hollywood royalty, the daughter of debbie reynolds and stepdaughter of elizabeth taylor she became princess leia. while she could not escape the hairdo or gold bikini, the actress struck out into comity. >> someone is staring at you. >> reporter: postcards from the edge, wishful drinking, and shopaholic. she admitted her own struggles with bipolar disorder and the addiction that came with it. >> when i was a kid, i thought, i wish i could sit in the chair for a while and turn it off. that's what i did with drugs, i called it taming the beast. >> reporter: it was from a flight f

bidden, to jill, your unwavering support of your family, for delaware and your country, is somethingall deeply grateful. mr. president, as the son of delaware and of katherine and eugenis and joe sr., you've never forgotten from whom you came and for whom you are fighting. even as vice president, our fellow delawareans have the blessing of a surprise visit week in or week out of a surprise visit at columbus day. whether meeting personally with world leaders you've known for decades. whether chairing the judiciary or foreign relations committees or just stopping by claimont diner, there is universal agreement about what you have brought to this work, your passion, your heart, your character and your integrity. that's because you generally listen to people. you ask them questions and then you lift them up. we know that when you give us your word as a bidden, you mean -- a biden, you mean it and you will keep it. through challenging times, you always worked across the aisle through eight presidents. you were willing to reach across to anyone willing to roll up their sleeves and get to w

i think part of it was the for bidden fruit of the catholic italy. machiavelli was a big thing in shakespeare's day so there were all of these characters, his villainous machiavellian characters. shakespeare's audience, like us, had stereotypes that we associated with italian people. we thought they were really passionate, had a lot of romantic ardor. romeo and juliet are the first two stereotypical passionate italians in the english tradition. argument you the heard about what i am going to ask you and what you said you had to figure out in terms of a fresh approach, there are so many parts of the play that are out of sync with us and our time. parental decisions on marriage, classical roles of women and men, that are not easy for us to understand given the time passage. with that in mind, what were the parts of the play that you felt he wanted to present that were most relevant to our era and what would take from the play as we saw it? is aboututh is it teenagers who feel disconnected from everyone around them. it is shocking to look back at it and

argue that demand and the governments attempt to suppress the idea actually made it kind of a for biddenfruit from a personal standpoint and you ultimately did get a second wave of antichrist in the 1929 period. and then you talk about these ideas about trying to suppress speech, ideas and things of that nature and our own history tells us it's not exactly ultimately the way to go and correct me if i'm wrong, that i could swear britain's intelligence and even the fbi have done their survey in this topic and found when they looked at these past cases that there was actually no identifiable pattern. at my correct? >> yes. i think virtually every imperial -- empirical examination has concluded there's no profile there is no pattern or predictable pathway and no clear indicators of who will commit harm. for every person that commits an act of violence there are 10000 people who had that same ideology who behave it-- but even the same way and have the same sort of behaviors that in these radicalization models are identified as what to look for and the problem is there are a lot of bad ideas o

bidden, to jill, your unwavering support of your family, for delaware and your country, is something for which we are all deeply grateful. mr. president, as the son of delaware and of katherine and eugenis and joe sr., you've never forgotten from whom you came and for whom you are fighting. even as vice president, our fellow delawareans have the blessing of a surprise visit week in or week out of a surprise visit at columbus day. whether meeting personally with world leaders you've known for decades. whether chairing the judiciary or foreign relations committees or just stopping by claimont diner, there is universal agreement about what you have brought to this work, your passion, your heart, your character and your integrity. that's because you generally listen to people. you ask them questions and then you lift them up. we know that when you give us your word as a bidden, you mean -- a biden, you mean it and you will keep it. through challenging times, you always worked across the aisle through eight presidents. you were willing to reach across to anyone willing to roll up their sl