. >> a guy in the back yells, major bo biden, bronze star, sir, served with him in iraq and all of a sudden i lost it. >> the vice president's son bo biden died in may from brain cancer. >>> the iran nuclear deal surviving a vote to derail the agreement with tehran. they are short of the 60 needed. they vow to keep trying to stop the deal saying it will not prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. >>> a tense situation in l.a. county. police forcing a carjacking suspect off the road after he took them on a high speed chase. the armed man got away and ran into a restaurant full of people. he was later shot dead after a s.w.a.t team stormed the building. >>> a rollover crash killed one marine and injured 18 others at camp pendleton in california. the marine was from the first marine division. no word on the extent of the other victims' injuries. police confirm an 11th vehicle shooting in teen fix. phoenix. most happened on area freeways. so far no one has been seriously hurt. i'm patricia stark, now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. you are watching th

. >> bo biden was 46 years old when he died in may from brain cancer.edly has been urging his father to make the presidential run. >>> no classes again for kids who attend public schools in seattle. the teachers are on strike for a third day. they spent thursday talking to a mediator who is trying to broker a deal with the school district. they rejected the last offer from the district as being so small. seattle is one of the cities where it is getting excreasingly expensive to live. in los angeles, city leaders hope to bump up the minimum wage to $15 an hour gradually. >> reporter: there is math homework, baseball practice, and dirty dishes. >> it's bad enough that i'm gone eight out of the way, and then to pick up another shift afterwards, so that's a total of 15 to 16 hours. >> reporter: she works to try to support a family of five on $30,000 a year, working as a security guard. half of her paycheck goes to paying rent on this small one-bedroom apartment. in her kitchen the never-ending question of what to feed her family. what are you going to pull

my son was better than me. >> bo biden was 46 when he passed away from brain cancer. >>> baltimore'sajor -- mayor announced she will not run for reelection. she said she wants to spend the remaining 15 months of her term running the city. >>> the fbi says it has stopped a planned attack on a 9/11 memorial event in kansas city. police arrested ryan goldberg near his home. goldberg had been working with an informant. he faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> it was 14 years ago today that the september 11th attacks changed the country. ♪ >> president obama and the first lady lead a national moment of silence this morning at the exact time when the first plane struck the world trade center. in new york familiar list of the victims are continuing to read the names of those killed. there is also a remembrance in pennsylvania as well as where passengers took down the plane before it reached its target. >> when terrorists attacked the pentagon, they tore a whole in this building. they tore at places in your hearts that may never heal completely. but as you know, better than anyone

bo biden's two kids and a his widow who he would not be able to be be there for if he were running a national campaign. is he actually under a lot of pressure to enter this race. people who think he not only sort of the antidote to hillary clinton. the more authentic terrific experience. ready to go. with you they worry that she is beatable and he has to get in because bernie sanders self-declared socialist not going to be the no knee or could win next november. it's not a lark for him when he sits i there and says this is really hard, i'm not there yet, is he not being coy. i hope that the people pressuring joe biden understand that if they get in -- if they tip him in to this race, they better create a power house for him because he is not going to be the typical candidate who jumps out of bed in the morning, looks at his face in the mirror and says only i can do this and i'm so cycled to meet a million voters today. he is tired and in pain and feels conflicted. >> rick, everyone loves a candidate until he gets. in everyone does love joe biden anyway. but the good way to milwaukee

>> vice president joe biden's first interview since the death of his son bo was a remarkable piece ofh more than what we are used to seeing when a politician sits down with a comedian. joe biden's conversation was with honest, tend and profoundly moving. it began with colbert trying to shed like on biden's likability factor. >> everybody likes joe biden, right? i'll tell you why i think that is. i think it's because when we see you, we think that we're actually seeing the real joe biden. you are not a politician that created some sort of facade to get something out of us or triangulate their political position or emotional state to try to make us feel a certain way. we see the real you. how did you maintain your soul in a city that is full of people trying to lie to us in subtle ways. >> what always confuses me about some folks i work with is why in god's name would you want the job if you couldn't say what you believed? i'm not -- there's nothing noble about this, but ask yourselves the question. would you want a job that, in fact, every day you had to get up and you had to modulate

he planned to support bo biden's bid. after his death, he asked for a chance. carney is a former lt. gov. who ran for governor once before. he lost the 2008 democratic primary to governor jack markell serving his second and final term. the annual constitution celebration is happening today. supreme court justice steven brier is one of the thousands expected at the national constitution center. festivities start later this morning at 6:00. they will continue throughout most of the day. 50 immigrants from across the world will officially become citizens as part of today's event. >>> 6:17. traffic starts to build around this hour. especially on 95. let's check it if you are getting ready to head out the door. >> jessica boyington is getting ready to do just that. >> i think you jynxed everyone. 95, we looked at this 20 minutes ago. there was no problem right now, around allegheny avenue southbound, you can see now we have a 21-minute trip as opposed to the normal 12 to 13. you are going to add about ten minutes already. so far to your morning commute. heading out

he focused on the grief in the sense of loss he suffered with the sense of his son bo biden. in this interview he said he has turned a corner and is focused more on memorializing bo's life and trying to translate the principles for which bo stood into his own actions. that's a process of grieving that any human being has to go through. i also think it's a process he has to go through in order to get to a final decision on this question. >> if you say there is a conflict and is there a force here, a life-long ambition to be idenpresof the united states. this guy was elected to the u.s. senate at the age of 29. he never lost an election for re-election as senator. got elected to the vice presidency. he clearly sees himself, i can read this much, as the person who would be a great president. i believe he believes a better president than hillary clinton. that's why this is a conflict, right? that's up against the grief. both are in his heart, right? >> that's true. >> you don't detect the other ambitious part there. >> oh, no. he's a politician so one detects that. he's run for p

backbone of this country and all of a sudden it's going great and a guy in the back yells, major bo biden, bronze star, served with him in iraq. and all of a sudden, i lost it. how could you? that's not -- i shouldn't be saying this, but you can't do that. and, again, i think the implication is he's saying you can't be that emotional and be president. you can't have that kind of reaction and be president. i don't know. we'll know more when we can see how he says it. but right now, we have that verbatim. vice president biden tonight on the "late show" with stephen colbert. we've been given the okay to break the embargo on those remarks. you know, vice president biden is not saying whether he has decided whether or not he's going to run. but the reason this is newsworthy, and i think the reason it's been lifted is because in these remarks, he is being more explicit than he ever has been about why he wouldn't run if he doesn't run. vice president biden obviously a very beloved figure in the democratic party, particularly, even in a lot of the republican party, honestly, if you listen to his,

his son bo biden was supposed to carry the political torch for the family. be the generation of bidens and maybe become president himself. his life was cut short by cancer. joe biden is torn apart by it. his wife is torn apart by it. the family is going through huge emotional turmoil now. he looks at numbers. he is talking to people. he is talking to advisers. he feels like he is getting the respect he deserves because people are talking about him as potential presidential candidate. but he is really hurting. and in reading this, i thought, you know, i don't think he is going to do it. >> john, when would he have to make a decision? >> he will make a decision end of the month. first debate. october 13. joke in the inner biden circle. announce you are getting into the race and show up for the debate. it is a jek. it is a joke. he has to signal first of october or second. he will make the decision. agreen with everything gloria said. when you listen publicly pulling about from where he was a week or two ago. i talked to some one in the room with him when he tal

a guy in the back yells, major bo biden, bronze star sir, served in iraq. all of a sudden, i lost it. >> maggie, of course he does. this is a man we are talking about who knows loss and dealt with loss more than most. for all the enthusiasm around them, are the democrats being fair to him? >> it's a good question. there are a loot of people interested in seeing him run, not necessarily for him, but for themselves to try to stop hillary clinton because they are concerned, they don't like her or concerned with how she is doing in terms of polling. i think there are people who know him well who think he's long considered to be president to be the pinnacle of his life. he's worked for it. becoming vice president, it's the next logical step. it's not worked out that way for a variety of reasons. he's clearly going through something most of us could never imagine. he's seen more grief in his life than anyone is entitled to. he's struggling with what to do about the race. he is looking at it in a real way. he is meeting with donor, feeling people out. that was sen

he was attached to bo biden. when he says i have to assess with my family whether we have the emotional energy to run, it is very, very true. it's hard to predict. >> he deserves the time. the delay is not compromising the election. thank you very much. as we know you will be, you should too, ready to tune in the 16th when cnn covers the next debate. coverage at 6:00 p.m., then 8:00 p.m. >>> scenes playing out in europe. a crisis there. migrants crisis is escalating. hundreds of refugees clashing with officers in hungary who stormed past armed police. we begin with arwa damon, live along the serbian/hungary border. explain what is scene is like now, arwa. >> reporter: well, this is the fence that hungary put up. it will eventually be permanent. for now, it's this wire. perhaps indicative of the experience that the refugees and migrants have here and why they were so desperate to break out of that transit camp. when we went by there earlier, people who we spoke to said they simply could not tolerate the conditions

i worked for his son for 2 1/2 years, for bo. >> any nudging from the biden family to help get this campaignround? have you had any communication with them? >> no. i talked to the vice president shortly after bo's funeral about bo, not about this. but you know, it was clear to me kind of at the end of july, beginning of august, kind of the biden buzz started, the draft biden would be the organization that needed to do that real infrastructure building. i just wanted to go and help out. >> let me read what is said in "the washington post." it might be time for hillary clinton to start panicking. memo to clinton world -- it might be time to start panicking. i know it's september 10th. i know it won't be a vote of any sort until mid-january at the earliest, i know clinton remains solidly ahead in national polling. i know that sanders is not barack obama. but i also know that there is now a realistic if not strong chance that sanders will win iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary, and that vice president biden enters the race and circles the south carolina primary as his place to take down

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biden will decide in the next few weeks. he's not yet sure he has the heart to do it, still pretty banged up, he says, by lingering grief over his son bo's death. but people who came to hear him speak about education were all in for a biden run. >> given the choice between hillary clinton and joe biden who would you go for? >> joe biden of course. >> i'd probably choose joe biden. if you were to have asked me two years ago i think i would have chosen hillary. >> just doesn't come across as likable. >> reporter: biden would likely face long odds. he'd have to wrestle the party machine back from hillary clinton and convince voters he won't flame out like he did twice before. >> do you think joe biden has a chance against hillary clinton? >> i think hillary clinton has the edge in popularity. so everybody wants that first woman president. >> reporter: it's unclear what biden's path to victory might be. somewhere between bernie sanders on the left and hillary clinton in the middle. doesn't leave a whole lot of space at the moment. if clinton begins to falter because of the e-mail scandal the vice president could suddenly find himself with a

first5california.com/parents >>> in the personal story segment tonight joe biden's struggle, ever since the death of his son bomay, the vice president has been publicly wrestling with his emotions as he decides whether he wants to run for president. >> i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless, number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president and, two, they can look at the folks out there and say i promise you, you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy, and my passion to do this. and i would be lying if i said that you knew i was there. i met a whole group of military families. i was thanking them and i really meant it and it's going great. and a guy in the back yells: major beau biden bronze star, sir. served with him in iraq. all of a sudden i lost it. how could you -- i mean, that's not -- i shouldn't be saying this, but that -- you can't do that. >> joining us now from washington, robert costa political reporter for the "the washington post" and with me here in new york jeanne. i know a political science professor. start with you, robert. have you ever seen a c

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an emotional joe biden spoke at length about the recent death of his son bo and directly addressed the idea of running for president. >> i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless number one they know exactly why they would want to be president and two, they can look at the folks out there and say i promise you, you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy, and my passion to do this. and i'd be lying if i said that i knew i was there. >> let's get out to tracie potts on capitol hill for us. tracy. >> so you just heard there what the vice president had to say overnight. he hasn't made up his mind yet which is not a yes and not a no on whether he's going to take on hillary clinton and bernie sanders and he doesn't have a lot of time to decide because the democrats are already set for their first debate next month. so joe biden who in the polls seems ever popular. he's already in double digits has not even announced a campaign. still seems up in the air about whether he is going to run. it was a very emotional interview when he talked about his son that passed awa

. >>> in the personal story segment tonight joe biden's struggle, ever since the death of his son boy, the wrestling with his emotions as he decides whether he wants to run for president. >> i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless, number one, they know exactly why they would want to be be president and, two, they can look at the folks out there and say i promise you, you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy, and my passion to do this. and i would be lying if i said that you knew i was there. i met a whole group of military families. i was thanking them and i really meant it and it's going great. and a guy in the back yells: major beau biden bronze star, sir. served with him in iraq. all of a sudden i lost it. how could you -- i mean, that's not -- i shouldn't be saying this, but that -- you can't do that. >> joining us now from washington, robert costa political reporter for the "the washington post" and with me here in new york jeanne. i political science professor. start with you, robert. have you ever seen a candidate so open about ever se so open

biden. he is very authentic and he is open, even when talking about something as personal about mourning the loss of his son, bos acknowledging the window for getting in the race is closing. october 13th, the first democratic debate that cnn is hosting is just around the corner. it's unclear what biden sees as his last chance for getting in this race. >> an excellent point. october 13th, debate, i think is an important marker at any point in this race. great to see you. thank you so much. out front with us now, jennifer granholm. and co-author of hrc secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton. great to see you both. governor? >> yeah. >> no matter what those around biden are saying there's a draft biden movement, from what you hear from joe biden there when he says it may not be feasible in terms of timing. is this the vice president telling us what you see, that he's not going to run? >> well, who knows exactly, but if you look alt his actual words in all of these interviews, i mean clearly, he know that is if he got in and, you know, we all love joe biden. i love joe biden. if he got in, he would have to make

. >> we'll soon know if joe biden's next time will be the third time a charm in his quest to be president of the united states. he lost his son bo to brain cancer in may. it did not look like he would run. using and deleting tens of thousands of e-mails hillary clinton received while in office, she was using a private server that is now being investing. polls show the majority of people not only trust her but they're not excited about her campaign. that gives biden an opening. because he has seen as the exact opposite, trustworthy and honest in large part because of moments like this one when the president signed his president's signature health insurance. he's blunt. >> for god's sake, don't listen to rumsfeld. he doesn't know what in the hell he's talking about in this. >> you're beautiful. >> his history is one that many americans can relate to. he was born to working class parents, and unlike clinton he is not worth millions. but there are some analysts who don't believe he can overtake clinton in the primary. >> i would bif anythinger those who get in now would be kind of throwing hail mary passes hoping that hillary clinto

joe biden: the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. is notght think that appropriate. boeden'sj away earlier this year. gay couples are now receiving marriage certificates in kentucky. they were the first to get one of the licenses. the clerk who defied the federal quarter to issue licenses remains in jail. a federal judge sent her there yesterday. five of the deputy clerks have agreed to issue the documents. the lone hold out in the office is her son. weing up in the next hour, will talk with the c.e.o. of triangle and learn how he helped create one of the world hottest bikini brands. the u.s. unemployment rate dropped to a seven-year low. to what the fed considers full employment. we will tell you how it made the suit -- affect the decision later this month. presidential politics comes to puerto rico today. hillary clinton will be there as will be marco rubio. they will be talking about the economy and puerto rico's debt crisis. for more, let's bring in my heilemann, who is trying to get me to giggle during the headlines. congratulations. you succeeded. john: i like the

joe biden: the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. some might think that is not appropriate. bon's son earlier this year. in kentucky, a county clerk issued a marriage license to a gay couple. davis is in jail for refusing to issue licenses. davis says her husband will stay in jail until there is a law not a lot -- allowing clerks not to provide licenses to gays. recalls slices of white and american cheese. could remains that to the product and possibly cause choking is not removed. 335,000 cases were affected by the problem, 10 times as many as first. -- first thought. that is a look at top stories. in the next hour, we will get a preview of apples event next wednesday. are you excited yet? we are expecting new iphones, apple tv, and maybe a surprise. star wars fans are gearing up for episode seven. we will look at all of the star wars merchandise, toys, everything that went on sale overnight. soon after this morning's labor report was announced, the richmond fed president delivered a speech. its title is "all you need to know" about his stance on the fed, the case against furt

biden became emotional and spoke candidly when colbert asked about his son, bo, who died a few monthse 2.0. in what way is that a compliment to you? >> my dad had an expression. he used to say, you know your success is apparent when you turn and look at your child and they turned out better than you. i was a hell of a success and my son was better than me. and he was better than me in almost every way. >> biden touched on whether he plans to run for president and who he thinks should. >> i want it talk about the elephant if the room, which in this case is a donkey. do you have anything you with like to tell us right now about your plans? >> yes. >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think you should run for president again and i'll be your vice president. >> i sir, you said recently, you said you don't know if you are emotionally prepared to run for president. >> look, i don't think any man or woman should run for president, unless number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president. and two, they can look at folks out there and say, i promise you, you have my whole heart, my

vice president biden has been very candid that he is still very much mourning the loss of his son bo. the clinton campaign watching all this very closely. >> kristen welker, thank you very much. >> pope francis celebrated mass yesterday in revolution square. what's the reaction been there so far to the pope's visit? >> reporter: good morning, jose. the reaction has been wild lily positive. there were at many as 500,000 people now. that's the estimate from the cuban government. 200,000 people said the vatican was somewhere in between. the square was absolutely full but not everybody was there to celebrate and greet the pope. some were there to call for help. there were a number, two or three that tried to approach the pope, shouting "freedom," throwing leaflets. we agree they belong to a dissident group called ladies in white and the leader said she was called to greet the pope but she was prevented to get close to the pope by the cuban authorities. now, the vatican has confirmed that the pope wanted to at least greet this dissident group but they did not comment on the arrest because

particularly about his wife, jill biden and whether she would be on board for something that is an emotionally exhausting activity for months on end, right after the death of his son, bo. >> as we look at the issue of money and staff the vice president is sure-footed to be able to accomplish that, but the calendar, that's the biggest issue. we're running out of time for him to get in and be competitive. >> he is running out of time and it's much more difficult as a sitting vice president to raise the kind of money you would need. you can't simply, you know, drive into iowa, for example, you have to fly air force 2, that costs a lot of money. that's what people at draft biden, the superpack have been trying to do, lay the first round of groundwork, connect with some of the major doebors, and you've had people in biden's inner circle reach out to people and say hey would you have room to give to the vice president if he said that he wanted to do this? but frankly, at this point he's really up against the clock and as we head toward even the first democratic debate is not that far away. >> kasie hunt reporting for us, great to see you, thank you. >> thanks, thomas. >> we

president joe biden said he wouldn't hesitate to run for president in 2016 but getting into a lengthy campaign race depends upon the emotional energy of his family. after the recent death of his son, bodo it. can my family undertake what is an arduous commitment that would be tough it take under normal circumstances. honestly, i don't know. >> he says the stress on his family is his major focus right now. >> can't imagine. >> yeah. >> for the millions of star wars fans in the universe, force friday is finally upon us. stores from sydney to rio de janeiro begun selling the latest toys for the film franchise. >> the first "star wars" movie in 10 years will be in theaters in december. i've been talking about this movie, i don't know, for a long time. december is finally if the near future. we hear about the buying binge, what's it's all about and what they are grabbing and finding in the stores. little secrets may be leading up to the film. >> yeah. there were hundreds of fans waiting outside the toys "r" us in times square in new york. small line outside the disney store as well. people were excited about any characters from the new movie, such as this little bobblehead for my son. bb

bo -- bill clinton, hillary running away from policies n projecting hers as bill clinton. >> i think al gore. >> i think she is i think evolving. >> he was more moderate. >> in second term is joe biden out of time? >> no i think joe biden is making a nice case he is i don't think he will jump in proactively i think he will get drafted in, and keeping that dialogue alive. >> right now taking support away from her you look at polls, where hillary dropping sanders moving because joe biden is in the question and taking that -- >> what is your poll suggest right now rb final matterchup republican versus democrat according to the data you saw -- >> would be trump versus hillary. >> trump versus hillary you could see trump polling like a rubio somebody is to balance things out a little bit i don't see a trump-carson don't -- not. >> i definitively don't see trump carly. >> how do you spell, strangeer things happened. >> that would be smart. >> you have seen how trump works. >> in to loving way. >> loving? >> could come back. >> thank you. great stuff as usual. up next summer driving season may be over demand for dplaen show shows no signs of slowing down going to check what it means to you