in a statement released by the vice president on behalf of the family he wrote quote bo biden was quite simply the finest man any of us have ever known. >> growing up there is a lure that he was called the sheriff. i think he was called sheriff because he was always the guy that was supposed to watch out for the other kids. he was the designated driver. he didn't drink, he didn't smoke. he was a perfect gentleman at all times. >> funeral plans are now pending. bo biden leaves behind a wife and two young children. >>> john kerry is expected to fly to boston after spending over night in a swiss hospital to receive treatment after a broken leg after a bicycle accident. that is him with the yellow sleeves. he ran into a curb. he was in geneva switzerland with talks with iran. he broke his right femur. the 71-year-old kerry is an avid cyclists. that haps. >> wish him a speedy recovery. >>> cars stole front gyms in the south bay. coming up at 5:00 this morning, the scheme police say the thieves used and the search that is still under way for more suspects. >> it's our job to help anybody. >>

. >>> funeral arrangements get to be announced for the former attorney general bo biden. brother, hunter arrived at the church this afternoon. expected that bo will be with youried at the church in greenville along side of his mother and grandparents. today the vice-president's son was remembered fore his devotion to his wife and two children and his commitment to family and friends. >> he cared about everybody, wanting to know how they are doing how the family was. it was not lip service. >> and bo biden lost his battle to brain cancer at 46. >>> and two state representatives from philadelphia targeted in an undercover sting operation pled guilty. ron waters pled guilty to counts of conflict to consider and resigned as part of his pleadale. and harold james pleaded guilty to a single count of conflict of interest. both cases build on secret recordings by an informant posing as a lobbyist offering gifts in exchange for favors. >>> and the son of the allentown police chief not guilty. the verdict returned for christopher fitsgerald. and the toerpattorney said he thought he

. >>> also remembering bo biden.bout his son days before his tragic death. and during red lobster's island escape, three new tropical dishes take me straight to the islands. so i'm diving fork-first into the lobster and shrimp in paradise, with panko-crusted lobster tail and jumbo shrimp in captain morgan barbecue glaze. or the ultimate island seafood feast, with tender crab wood-grilled lobster and two island-inspired flavors of jumbo shrimp. because a summer without tropical flavors might as well be winter. this escape is too good to miss so...don't. >>> comedian tracy morgan is speaking out for the first time cynic the accident that could have killed him. nearly a year ago the limousine bus he was riding in was rear ended by a walmart truck on the new jersey turnpike. as he was returning from a performance in delaware. the accident killed his friend comedian james mcnair. he suffered serious head injuries, last week morgan reached an undisclosed settlement with walmart. this morning he was emotional, speaking to m

bo biden, the eldest son of vice president joe biden died over the week after a battle with brain cancer he is at age 46. as attorney general for eight years, biden charted his own path. his admiration for his dad ran deep. and their bond was solidified by the family tragedy they both endured over 40 years ago when joe biden's wife and daughter were killed in a horrible car accident while they were bringing home a christmas tree. bo and his brother barely survived that accident. later when it was time for bo biden to be sworn in he refused, to leave the hospital bed side. be here he is talking about his responsibilities as a father. >> if in six months or so there is a conflict between my being a good father and a good senator, which i hope will not occur, we can always get another senator but they can't get another father. >> that's bill in bed there. for years following that accident, he traveled home every single night to be part of his children's lives. last night the vice president spoke about that habit and how he forged such a bonl between he and his two sons. >> incredible bond i

child that he's having to say goodbye to and, also, i think a piece of his political legacy because bo bidensolutely the politician his father was and maybe more so. >> ifill: and as we see, it's obviously one of these things when there's been an incredible outpouring across washington and the country. >> it's an interest where there's a bipartisan greeting and you saw it yesterday on twitter where every elected official, everybody involved in politics coming out and grieving for this man who has lost so much. >> okay. amy walter "cook political report," tamara keith of n.p.r. thank you both. >> thank you. >> ifill: we'll be back with an inside look at the islamic state recruiting network. but first, it's pledge week on pbs. this break allows you >> ifill: finally tonight, we bring you the latest edition to our newshour bookshelf. we've lately heard a lot about islamic state's ability to lure young people to their cause leading young men to take up arms against infidels and young women to become brides to the fighters. a french reporter created a fake identity to better understand how the re

bo biden will lie in honor at legislative hall in dover this afternoon -- beau biden will lie in honor. a former delaware attorney general died after a long battle with brain cancer. his funeral will be on saturday. right now, rescue teams are back out at rate walls in the search for a missing swimmer -- back out at great falls in the search for a missing swimmer. the man was apparently pulled out by a strong current and disappeared. another swimmer made it out safely. they entered the water from the shoreline near sandy landing. another round of clouds and rain today. meteorologist brian van de graaff is here with the cool, dreary conditions. when will they move out of here? brian: that's the million-dollar question, right? the last few days, we've and hard pressed get out of the low 60's. marine corps memorial at 63 degrees, with that wind out of the northeast -- that is the key. that easterly component to the wind, keeping us soft in with the clouds. look at those 50's and frederick and gaithersburg. right now, 62 in lexington park. all of us cool and a bit damp. there are showers d

. >> that was the late bo biden introducing his father at the 2012 democratic convention.wall street journal"s are reporting that before his death last month bo biden encouraged his father to get into the 2016 race. the biden family is going through a difficult time right now. and any speculation is premature and inappropriate. end quote. however we talked with biden just lost month and he tells the journal it is no secret bo wanted him to run. if he does who bo wanted he'll run. joining us now is the co-author of that article and the man you heard quoted there. former south carolina chairman. dick, tell us about your conversations and your thoughts on this story. >> well i think two things are important to recognize. one, nothing is more important to joe biden than family. and i sincerely believe that politics right now are not being discussed in the biden family. right now they are trying to go through one of the most horrible experiences you can have and that is losing a child. and joe biden has been through this before. and when i was talking to the vice president beau

child that he's having to say goodbye to and, also, i think a piece of his political legacy because bo bidensolutely the politician his father was and maybe more so. >> ifill: and as we see, it's obviously one of these things when there's been an incredible outpouring across washington and the country. >> it's an interest where there's a bipartisan greeting and you saw it yesterday on twitter where every elected official, everybody involved in politics coming out and grieving for this man who has lost so much. >> okay. amy walter "cook political report," tamara keith of n.p.r. thank you both. >> thank you. >> ifill: we'll be back with an inside look at the islamic state recruiting network. but first, it's pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support, which helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> ifill: for those stations not taking a pledge break, we take a second look at a teacher whose approach has caught international attention. the newshour's april brown reports. >> reporter: for roughly 40 years, nancie atwell has thought of herself f

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bo biden's character was genuine. he had a charisma that few people possess. people wanted to follow him. completely trusted his judgment. and believed in him. he was selfless to a fault. always subordinating his personal needs to the welfare of everyone else, including his soldiers, unit, and everyone around him. he was proud to serve with the delaware national guard. he would tell me over and over again, sir, i am just another soldier doing my best at my job to accomplish the mission. he was committed to his community, his home state, and to a nation. frankly, a nation that i believe that beau biden would someday lead. he was inspirational, humble, intelligent, insightful always building a team. he was a man of incredible personal and moral courage. i am not political by nature but i see value of individuals with military service in our government. before beau redeployed i talked to him. this was just after senator biden became vice president biden. i spent 10 minutes talking to him about running for senator because i thought it was important to have people

. >>> we can tell you the white house has created a memorial page for bo biden.year old died over the weekend from brain cancer. >>> it is one of the most unique races in the world, but there are clouds over its future because of climate change. plus why paris is bidding adu to the popular love not on one of his famous bridges. only on al jazeera america >>> so iceland has one of the most extreme landscapes in the world, right? and every spring the country is host to a unique cross-country ski race. >> reporter: there wasn't even a gun to start the ski race in iceland, and only about 50 people took part but it's an event like no other on the planet the course runs correctly over an active volcanic landscape. >> the race is special. through the active volcano area and you can see the steam and smell. it's for everyone. from five, six years old to 80. >> reporter: the obstacles facing competitors in the volcanic north of iceland include boiling mud plots, sculptured lava fields and hot springs. the spring behind me looks man made but it is not. the skiers ski over

today there was bo biden who passed away unfortunately of brain cancer over the weekend. day for the entire biden family. his body was lying in honor at the state capital in delaware. so sad when you think about it. so young, so impressive. what a loz. >> i don't think there's anything that we can add to these pictures. it's heartbreaking. the vice president's agony is self evident, as is the agony of their entire family. i think all of us who have covered joe biden understand how close he was to bo biden who introduced him at the last convention. if you'll recall. i think we can't even imagine what he's feeling. >> just to remind people this is obviously a horrible loss to lose one child. but so many years ago he lost another child and a wife in a car accident. it's more than any human being should have to endure. >> and your thoughts and prayer to the family. we've got it- a special offer on the new samsung galaxy s6. plus we've got more 4g lte coverage nationwide than t-mobile or sprint. because a great phone deserves a great network. cricket wireless. something to smi

and public viewing will be held today for former delaware attorney bo biden? to steve in delaware. steve, good morning. >> reporter: we are south of what sue was talking b just had the shower come through here. now, followed by real biting winds, to set the chilly, dreary mood here in dover already, this certainly for the start of three days now of mourning memorial services than saturday funeral. zero nine minutes drive south of philadelphia, detour signs as bob said already up, directing drivers off the main streets to get to or just around the public viewing here for both biden. as the lion state honor viewing here, the first up today, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. they are calling it airport passenger-like security to get through and get in. so all back packs handbags, even umbrellas here in the ring getting close up inspections. the governor who we talked to monday morning you remember will be speaking here today with the biden family attending here as well. >> well mannered, well spoken, always always there to help, and the kind of son that basically most people would just love to t

patent avenue. >> no word on charges. >> public viewing held today for former delaware attorney bo bidentting ready down there right now. he will lie in honor this afternoon, at legislative hall in dover. and there also be a viewing friday tomorrow in wilmington, and then the funeral will be held saturday. president obama will deliver the eulogy. , we'll stream it live on myfoxphilly.com, and download the fox app. >> fox news channels' megan kelly show, called it the kelly file. the dugger parent from that show, 19 kids and counting, shared their family struggle. i think you probably know the story by now. >> their son josh being accused of sexually molesting several young girls as a teenager. here is the interview. >> so much grief in our hearts. i think as parents we felt we're failures, you know, here we tried to raise our kids to do what's right, to know what's right. >> this isn't something we wanted to come out. but if people can see he did these very bad things as a young person, that god could forgive him for these terrible things, then hope other people realize that god can forg

and bo biden, his father could not have believed may not have believed but after he'd been elected senatorhe was beaten up and he was cut up in a hospital. and his father who had just achieved the impossible dream couldn't care less about the senate and he stayed by his side and he stayed by his brother's side until they got better. it's a remarkable family and it's a remarkable life. >> we have capitol hill where we begin this morning where several key parts of the patriot act are no longer in effect right now after the senate failed to reach a deal before a midnight deadline. at least for now this mean's the nsa's bulk collection of phone records must come to an end. the senate though did vote to advance a surveillance reform bill already passed by the house, but the republican senator and presidential candidate rand paul who's been fighting all that is taking credit for delaying action on the measure and triggering the lapse. >> the question we have to ask ourselves is are we really willing, are swoe fright are we so frightened that we're giving up our freedoms? are we willing to trade

we've just seen this striking outpouring of sympathy for joe biden and the loss of his son bo biden.out this family and about the extraordinary personal losses the vice president has experienced? >> there are some people in washington that people just like on the strength of their character and warm heart. lindsey graham, i agree with mark, lindsey graham with is one and joe biden is another one, you could agree or disagree, but hey as an extraordinary glowing heart and is very genuine. i only met biden a couple of times. when you met him in off the record setting, he was warm, glowing, big handsome smile. people sense through the maze of politics just genuineness and a large heart and that's what both bidens, father and son, have and had. >> i agree with david judy. i just add this that no parent ever wants to bury a child. in joe biden's case some 46 years apart he's buried his second child himself a father and husband and two children. >> woodruff: lost his first wife. >> lost his first wife and daughter in a tragic accident when he was 29 years old. joe biden is a model to every

propensity for verbal gaps this at the time when the boyden family is deeply mourning the death of bo bideng it was a mistake to use an old joke about joe biden during this time of agree and i apologize. >>> >>>. >> why it wasn't was, why it wasn't right. >> it shows a keeply out of touch quality to make a joke days after his loses his own son. why make that joke? >> because politics is nasty and nastier. when you attack the other side it plays to the crowd he was in front of. >> you think was intentional? >> yes. he knew what he was saying. he thought he was going to work on that crowd. it didn't. it backfired. then he apologized. ted cruz isn't alone in this. you hear from politicians all of the time they do something to work the crowd, it goes a little too far and then they have to dive on it and say it's horrible. we're all praying for them. >> let us know what you think. >> that was not working today. >> meanwhile, isis has a new weapon in its ashs improvisational and it does not involve high-tech arms. desperate iraqi officials say dire consequences are inevitable. >>> we have more on

bo biden died of brain cancer and 46 years old president obama will deliver a eulogy -- beau biden diedn cancer he was a former delaware attorney general. facebook is rolling out a light version of its app, designed for places where wireless data bandwidth is scarce. facebook hopes it will help those using android phones in developing countries. those are some of your top headlines. stephanie: guess what else we want to talk about? it is friday and time to play the yearbook game. i love the subject today. so disco. erik: in 1980, he turned it out. stephanie: he is a very big investor in retail, but he often those finance. he graduated from roslyn high school back in 1980. that is clearly in 1970's look. tweet us who this man is @marketmakers. he is too hot to handle. i am loving it. ♪ >> the was a second consecutive title for the women won in london. she finished ahead of compatriots. she strengthened her lead in the rankings. stephanie: welcome back. good thing you were not here for the commercial break. my own team not wanting to pay me for winning the jobs number. i would like to rem

bo biden's character was genuine. he had a charisma that few people possess. people wanted to follow him. completely trusted his judgment. and believed in him. he was selfless to a fault. always subordinating his personal needs to the welfare of everyone else, including his soldiers, unit, and everyone around him. he was proud to serve with the delaware national guard. he would tell me over and over again, sir, i am just another soldier doing my best at my job to accomplish the mission. he was committed to his community, his home state, and to a nation. frankly, a nation that i believe that beau biden would someday lead. he was inspirational, humble, intelligent, insightful always building a team. he was a man of incredible personal and moral courage. i am not political by nature but i see value of individuals with military service in our government. before beau redeployed i talked to him. this was just after senator biden became vice president biden. i spent 10 minutes talking to him about running for senator because i thought it was important to have people

biden because we know he's been out of the campaign conversation. a lot of the focus has been on hillary clinton. and mourning the recent death of his son bo. and his brother had been urging their dad to make a run for the white house. how might that shape his decision in. >> you know, i wonder. it's such a personal thing. he has suffered so much loss. i wonder if that may weigh on him in making this decision. i think, from a purely political perspective, it's a tough race for him. you know the person that is having success right now is bernie sanders against hillary clinton and bernie is way out there on the left to hillary, and i don't really see biden filling that role. you know what i mean? could even help sanders in a way because then you'd sort of have two establishment figures in the race and just have that left vacuum to fill. so i think it's a still very tough road for biden. if you look at the polls he's usually mentioned in the polls and he maent been climbing. on the other hand we have seen that there is vulnerabilities hillary clinton has. she's not as strong as a few months ago. maybe he'll look and decide there's an opening f

. >>> tonight on "nightly news," vice president joe biden's son bo dies of brain cancer at the age of 46. >>> the patriot act expires tonight unless the senate takes action. the first tackle football league for 5th and 6th grade girls, tonight on "nightly news." >>> a story that proves you're never too old to rock it. >> this 92-year-old woman finished a marathon today, but set a record when she crossed the finish line. 92 years and 65 days the oldest woman ever to finish a marathon. >> that woman who ran the honolulu marathon. >> the two-time cancer survivor is happy to be an inspiration. >>> "nbc nightly news" is coming up next. night, the outpouring of sympathy for beau biden. the son of the vice president dies of brain cancer at age 46. his death focusing new attention at who's at risk. >>> the showdown over the government's ability to collect the personal phone records of millions of americans. what's at stake? >>> a league of their own. the young football players taking hard hits while trying to tackle stereotes. >>> paying it forward. the bank robber who gets an unusual second

you will recall that biden's son bo died in may of brain cancer. >>> police are on the look i couldn't their 20s, wanted for shooting a d.c. cab driver. it happened early this morning near 17th and east capital street in northeast on capitol hill. police say the cab driver managed to drive to the 6000 bock of massachusetts avenue northeast. that's where they found him. the good news tonight is that that driver was conscious and breathing. >>> maryland's governor, larry hogan, says he is feeling healthy and strong after his first round of chemotherapy. he said after 24 hours of treatment he has no side effect. hogan is being treated for an advanced form of non hodgkin's lymphoma. today he praised his medical team and he thanked them for taking good care of him. mark your calendar, the date about half a dozen new laws go into effect in the state of maryland. among them, new regulations for ride share companies like uber and lift lift. the law requires background checks for drivers. another new law is aimed at protecting student privacy. the measure bans companies from using student data

>> new charity, ceo, joining biden's wife, haley, to honor bo, fred sears, launching the beau biden foundation protection of children. >> for kids, as well, it was the oldest son, i should say, he was the oldest son of joe biden who prosecuted one of the worse pet file cases in american history, sears said biden would often take the time to talk to kids at school about not being safe on line. >> well spoken, always there to help. and the casino of son that basically most people would just love to think that there are something to look up to. oh, avenue thousand friends. he said not so fast, you know? he gave that message everywhere. any time a kid gets to read or benefit from the programs, people in the state are going to know it is because of beau biden. >> program directors from other organizations will be able to apply for grant money from this new charity honoring beau biden's work. by the way, you can see beau biden's mass saturday on myfoxphilly.com. and the "fox 29 news" app, we will also bring you president obama's eulogy right here on fox 29 of doors that's on saturday, guys. >> okay.

biden. >> reporter: remembered his generous spirit. >> bo's hand reached for your before you had to ask. is my brother's story. ♪ hold my hand -- >> reporter: special guest included steve martin. biden served as the captain in iraq. a general recognized his military service by awarding him the legion of merit, noting his service to others, president obama praised his life's work of helping people. >> beau lives on in the lives of others. isn't that the whole point of our time? >>> stay with cnn news room. we'll be back with more news in a moment. guys, it's just the two of you. the setting is just right. but here's the thing, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erectio

biden's served in iraq and after becoming a state attorney general biden known for his effort of pro ticking children. >> i can't pay respects to bopay respect toss beau biden,'s great leader done a lot for the people here as well as other places. >> again, funeral mass set to start here at saint anthony's church at 10:30 this morning and, president obama is expected to make the eulogy. live in wilmington, syma chowdhry cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you very much. the biden family has established the beau biden foundation for the protection of children. from more information about that, go to our website at cbsphilly.com. we'll also be streaming his services there starting at 10:30 this morning. >>> there are more accusations this morning of sexual abuse against former house speaker dennis hast. rt. learned into the investigation of hasert agent became as wear as many as three people saying there was misconduct. >> said had relationship with her late brother. he was student equipment manager at the high school wrestling team hasert coached. last week hastert indicted for lying to the f.b.i. about blackmail payments he r

earlier on sunday the president and first lady traveled to the bidens' home to express their condolences on the loss of 46-year-old boattorney general. and his death comes four decades after the car crash that killed joe biden's first wife and 1-year-old daughter. >>> this week marks one year since tracy morgan was injured in a traffic accident. today, he told matt exclusively, that he wants to get back to what he does best. >> i love comedy. i never stopped loving her. i love comedy. and i can't wait to get back to it. right now, my goal is just to heal and get better. i'm not 100% yet. i'm not. and when i'm there, you'll know it. i'll get back to making you laugh. i promise you. >> and morgan said his fiancee and baby daughter usually travel with him when he performs. thankfully, they stayed home the day of the accident because the baby was teething. >>> elizabeth smart, the utah kidnapping survivor who became an advocate is ajusting to life as a new mother. her father revealing that elizabeth had a baby girl earlier this year. we have more. >> reporter: elizabeth smart has been living life out of the spotlight. un

and family and friends will say a final farewell today to bo -- beau biden. the vice president thanked people for support as they passed by beau's casket. he died last week from brain cancer at the age of 4 had had 6. president obama will deliver today's eulogy. and those are your headlines. >> well, a lot of pressing issues facing the candidates as we head into 2016. and you think that the news media will be covering these issues at large? it turns out not necessarily. if you pick up the "new york times" this morning you will read an amazing story about marco rubio and you think this would be about his campaign. maybe funding all the issues that he is tackling. will he be a threat to hillary clinton? no, in fact, they are focusing this morning on his driving record. >> and they are pretty shocking. buckle your seat belts ladies and gentlemen. because read the "new york times" so you don't have to. it turns out marco rubio got a total, drum roll, please, of four tickets. that's right, in the last 2 0 years he has been pulled over four times. his wife has been

the first opportunity to pay our final respect toss bo bid never dover, inside senate chambers. >> nothing but the sound of heals on brick, as beau biden'sd in dover thursday entering the delaware state house, one last time. >> beau biden now of the ages. he and you have our eternal gratitude. >> graped in the flag of the country he served he was remembered for his accomplishments as major in the national guard and former attorney general for the state of delaware. but, even more touching, were the personal tributes made to a loving husband father of two, and son, vice president joe biden. >> he was that casino of outgoing person who made it clear to everyone that they were the most important person in the room, not him. >> the man who dreamed of being delaware's governor was forced to withdraw from political life and focus on fighting for his own. a battle he ultimately lost to brain cancer on saturday. >> it is really heart breaking for him and his family. you know, the public shall everybody's really touched by this. >> on this day those sentiment were on display after gray skies flags flew at half staff as hundreds turned out some wa