former vice president joe biden received a tasty gift from the graduating class of cornell university. >> we present you with your own flavor of cornell big red, white biden ice cream. in case you are wondering, it's vanilla ice cream with chocolate chunks. he joked that he only chose to speak at the ivy league school because of the ice cream. >> it's really good. biden said the dean of agriculture told him good ice cream is the hallmark of smart cows. >> phillies remember a legend, jim bunning has died. details coming up. and a harrowing ride for a boater in california when a great white shark takes a chunk out of his boat. >> we are tracking showers for the rest of the weekend. details with the seven-day forecast. fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. yes, 20 times. and the really incredible part, is that it's $79.99 a month. and what's even more incredible, is we i

the graduating class at cornell university took notice.en's address at the university later this month, cornell university dairy is naming a batch of chocolate chip ice cream after him. students submitted 150 name ideas for the flavor that have been narrowed down to five options including biden's chocolate bites, bits and biden, big red, white and biden, not your average joe's chocolate chip, and uncle joe's chocolate chip. >> i like not your average joe. >> i like uncle joe's. >> ben&jerry named one after bernie sanders. i think you have to be ultra liberal to have that happen. i'm an ice cream enthusiast. >> so am i. just slightly dwarfed by your adoration for the delicious desert. it's a sport for you. >> it's a support, instagram moment. it's a delicacy. >> your favorite is the place in your hometown. >> cincinnati. grater's. >>> beyonce and j ay z crossed the billion dollar mark. their combined wealth is a whopping $1.16 billion. jay z's fortune is 10 million, and beyonce 300 milt on. i was surprised by this. i thought she would garne

might want to theak czech hat out on cga.com >> today it was vie president joe biden's turn at cornell universityure you that this is a temporary state of affairs. the american lot not stain this attitude for long. i promise you. >> after his speech sbideen did the ice crime cream flaying. the big, rell red, night and biden >> the ice cream, it's vanilla with power chunks of chocolate that are sure to be your bite after just one bite. kim ber: he is now chairman of the institute at the university of biden university. are we cream weather coming un? >> i do think that. sometimes i just cast. but i think monday is showing a lot of promise. let's talk about what's happening at the shore. a lot of people might be heading to the beach there. sunday, tomorrow will probably be the dryer out of the two lanes. by the time we go get monday, those temperatures will be in the 7 so just keep that in mind if you're heading out to the bape bridge. look at the cooler numbers, 66 the high in hagerstown and winchester. down in fredricksburg they >> in the 1980's. and throws the areas that they're seeing the thurp.

in government from cornell university. he was an assistant professor for three years, teaching cadets at west point at the united states military academy. today he continues his love of teaching at williams college as a visiting professor of leadership studies. i am proud to call chris gibson my friend and colleague, and it is clear to anyone that knows him that he will be successful in all of his pursuits. mr. speaker, i would like to submit for the record my full statement honoring my colleague, chris gibson. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to express gratitude and appreciation to the many who have called. i rise to thank people for the kindness that they have shown. i rise to express my deepest, deepest, most deepest heart-felt appreciation for those who've had the colonel to stand up to hatred, -- courage to stand up to hatred, to stand up to bigotry. i r

>> former vice president joe biden was the keynote speaker at cornell university today. he spoke to 6,000 students that the trump presidency has propelled the country into seismic changes, not all of them good. >> i thought we had passed the days where it was acceptable for political leaders on local and national levels to bestow legitimacy on hate speech and fringe ideology, but the world is changing so rapidly, there are a lot of folks out there who are both afraid and susceptible to this kind of negative appeal. >> he also said it is time for the american people to "wakeup" and he urged graduates to go out and wake us up. >>> howard is the real messenger and he has the forecast after the break. but first, here at wusa9, we want to honor the lives of the people who made the ultimate sacrifice. please help us highlight your loved ones who served our and please, post a picture of the veteran in your life this weekend. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show

joe is a leading pet nutritionist at cornell university. >> it is left up to the consumer to know that it is safe. >> the fda does regulate pet food but lets a private organization set the standards for ingredients and they have zero regulatory authority and keeps the rules about feed and ingredients private. unless you pay for a copy. and right now, there are few safeguards in place for things like the commonly used ingredient meat meal. >> you have to call the company and and where it's coming from. we don't really know. >> according to they will, if meat comes from a renderer or leftover plant, it is typically identified as meal. the fda tells us there's no required testing of products by pet food manufacturers. so who is minding the store? according to the fda, manufacturers are responsible for taking appropriate steps to insure the food they produce is safe for consumption and properly labeled. >> they can't really tell you exactly what they're doing, then you probably should be looking for another pet food company. >> to that end, his best advice is to call the c point blank. wha

jonathan lunine is director at cornell university's centre for astrophysics and planetary science.ieve. nasa is hoping to find out how the solar wind is actually generated. we live on the planet earth, immersed in a wind of charged particles coming from the sun. solar probe plus will actually travel to the region where those particles are accelerated by the powerful magnetic field of the sun. we hope to find out how that all happens. the closest solar probe plus will get is approximately 7 million kilometres. that's about nine times the radius of the sun. that's incredibly close. it's a place where the spacecraft will get a50 times as much sunlight as we get on the earth. and the temperature at the front of the shield protecting the spacecraft will be at about moo celcius. so these are really extreme conditions for a spacecraft. —— celsius. the real star of the show is the sun. by making these measurements very close to the sun, not only will we understand how this wind is generated, and flares and coronal ejections occur, but we will understand better the environment of planets ar

jonathan lunine is a director at cornell university's centre for astrophysics and planetary science.oining us. what is nasa hoping to achieve by doing this? now so is hoping to find out how the solar wind is actually generated. —— nasa. we live on the planet earth, in vx a wind of charge particles coming from the sun. solar probe plus will actually travel to the region where those particles are accelerated by the powerful magnetic field of the sun. we hope to find out how battle happens. extreme temperatures, higher levels of radiation. how close bullet actually get to the sun? —— how close will it? the closest solar probe plus will get is approximately 7 million kilometres. that is about nine times the radius of the sun. that is incredibly close. it is a place where the spacecraft will get 450 times as much sunlight as we get on earth. and the temperature at the front of the shield protecting the spacecraft will be at about 1400dc. so these are really extreme conditions for a spacecraft. are there any other factors that the designers need to take into account? they do. in fact, the

to what your said when you made that extraordinary fine introduction, to courses i took at cornell university that stayed with me and enriched my life, music 101 and 102 and fine arts 101102. for any of you who are college students, i would recommend whatever is your main interest. do take courses in music and art. >> i agree. >> you've met a lot of great decisions in your life and it goes back to something that wendy has mentioned, surely a great decision was to marry marty ginsburg. can you tell us something about that decision? >> marty and i met when he was 18 and i was 17, he was in my second year end i was in my first year at cornell. he had a girlfriend, i had a boyfriend at columbia law school, but his friends thought it would be, that we would probably like each other and i could go to the movies with him and that's how we started, as just friends. then when he gave up his chemistry major because it interfered with golf practice. >> in fairness, he was on the golf team. >> yes he was. he then switched to government and he would ask what courses are you taking and he would find out th

biden delivered commencement address at cornell university today.shared with students lessons from and biden says at the exposed some ugly realities such as hate speech and fear amo amongerring and biden says he remains optimistic about the future. >> it's time for america to get up. it's time to regain our sense of unity and purpose and remember who we r with all the brain power i see in front of me i know that nothing and no one in this world can beat us. >> biden city siszed the state of politics today saying civilizeed debate given way to rhetoric that tapped into people's darkest emotions and called on students reach out to those struggling and promised partisan divisions that currently exist will heal over time. >> as we mark unofficial start to summer and summer travel season just getting started but if you have plans to fly anywhere be prepared for security changes at the airport. explain that ahead. >> cleanup for the chesapeake bay at risk as the white house doubles down on efforts to eliminate all federal funding for the project. and why

now thanks to cornell university, he's getting his very own flavor. >> the university says they've madecolate chips, which will be served on may 27. whether biden delivers, the commencement address during their graduation. now, student lengths have until monday to vote on name for the ice cream, and the choices include uncle joe's chocolate chip, and big red white and biden. >> my vote. >> winning choice will be revealed during the graduation ceremony. i want an ice cream named after me. >> work on it, yes. you know, there are years, stephen colbert has one. jimmy fallon has one. >> and jerry garcia, yes. >> oh, lauren de mark anoe. >> oh, you're so fast. pennsylvania woman getting a loft attention on social media for address. >> because it is made from more than 10,000 star burst candy wrappers. emily says she met her husband in high school when he offered her a pack of the popular candy treat. when she told him she wanted to make address from the wrappers he saved grocery bags full of wrappers for the project. the dress took four years to make. and of course, i think anybody can agree

topic number two, joe biden is getting his own ice cream flavor from cornell university. e cream you scream, we all scream for joe biden's creepy clavicle massages. but not the students at cornell. they will honor former vice president biden with a special flavor when he speaks at the graduation. students are being asked to vote for one of three flavors it on her biden's career. plagiarer jim praline groping grape and doesn't offering called vice president that those that say nothing when you bite into per the nice thing about eating the joe biden ice cream cone it won't run if hillary is around. topic number three, and as a responsible parent of two young girls have been warning them for years that they should never bet they'd money on cycling. football particularly college football and dogfights, fine. dear prongs i get it but cycling is too unpredictable because you never know when a drone is going to fly on the course in up in your team. oh boy. here we go. this poor guy was riding the pants off of his bike. when a drone pilot went all harrison ford and crashed into a

thanks to cornell university he is getting his very own flavor. ey hav favorite vanilla ice cream with chocolate chips which will be served on may 27th when biden delivers the commencement address. students will have until monday to vote on a name for the ice cream. choices include uncle joe's chocolate chip and big red white and biden. the winning choice will be revealed during the graduation ceremony. having a little fun there with that. >> routine traffic stop ends in gunfire. >> it was gut wrenching. it was very, very hard to watch. >> what the officer saw just before firing his weapon. >> then a brawl breaks out at a graduation. what sparked the melee next? >>> but first, hey, gary. >> hey, what's going on tony t listen, we've got the heat today, the humidity today and now we have thunderstorms out there. what's the weekend going to be like? how much more heat do we have to deal with? we'll talk about that plus these thunderstorms coming up in the full forecast. you're going to want to stick around for that. sarah. >> we have some new informat

is a vanilla-based, chocolate-chip- filled ice cream ahead of biden's convocation speech at cornell university school newspaper, old fashioned chocolate chip is biden's favorite flavor the idea came from an intern at the cornell dairy processing plant. students will vote on a name for the flavor. ( darya ) in entertainment news... jay-z and beyonce are worth more than one billion dollars. forbes says that the couple's net worth has climbed to one point sixteen billion dollars. jay z accounts for most of it. he's worth 810 million dollars. forbes put beyonce's wealth at 350 million dollars. jay z was beaten to the top spot by sean "diddy" combs in the magazine's latest "richest in hip-hop" ranking. and beyonce is 46th on forbes' "america's richest self-made women" list. (darya) and ahead in gary's world... cavs get game one under their built, warriors are traveling right now for game three to texas. why steve kerr is going with them, and how spurs fans tried to stop zaza from being allowed to go.( mark ) plus... an hours long standoff in the east bay is now over. kron four's lydia pantazes is l

. >>> former vice president joe biden addressing the class of 2017 at cornell university on saturday delivering this year's commencement telling them to turn their anger into resolve and get involved. later he reached for a cone of big red, white and biden ice cream. a flavor created in his honor by the school. the big red, of course, and cornell dairy. >>> finally in new jersey, a high school softball player pitched a perfect game. didn't even realize what was happening until the seventh and final inning. mia faieta struck out -- check this out -- all 21 batters she faced during a playoff game on friday as her team won 4-0. faieta is on a streak. earlier this month she struck out all 15 batters she faced in a five-inning game. that's pretty amazing. >> we could use her on the abc news softball team. >> yeah. >> we have a softball team? >> yeah. >> we do really? >> central park. >> fast pitch? >> i don't know about that. i would doubt it. >> apparently nobody invited paula. >> no. i played high school softball. >> i haven't been invited either. i just heard about it in the hallway. t

from cornell university. as afternoon to -- this afternoon, my conversation with an bernanke.book and also, and bernanke on the future for his federal reserve. we are really looking forward to that. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: a busy 10 days for "bloomberg surveillance." francine lacqua will travel to paris for the final battle and i will join her on sunday in paris. in washington today, the fed meeting. my conversation with ben bernanke, as well. none of that matters to the buy side. if you don't what the buy side is, let's call it asset management. it is the people who manage your your retirement. one of them is andreas utermann. i know you saw the analogy -- i know you saw the announcement of bernstein. there are a lot of stories of, not turmoil, but the battling of outflows from active managers buying thesions to index. what should be the response house and the response of the industry? andreas: the industry needs to get its act together. the last 40 years have one where making money for clients and asset management companies was easy because data returns were significant. w

the vice president dressing cornell's universities dropped. i know the answer to that.im delta air lines lost her paperwork, holds her hostage for her to three hours. a minnesota woman said she paid a private company $3000 to ship by messieurs ship by messieurs has been in guatemala. when she arrived from airport officials refused to hand her over claiming they didn't have her documents demanding another $3000 that it took 33 hours to rescind the paperwork and sort everything out. delta will now refund the cost. the nice of them. a fan taking a tumble while trying to catch a ball at henry park. watch. >> be careful. hope he's okay. check this out. abby:.if they fall. the man falling down several rows of seats. as you can see, headfirst. he was not even injured. clayton: that is similar to pete yesterday. pete: they are injured just like i am. fenway park is an old-school park. you feel like you're going to go over. abby: am afraid of heights i would not do well. do you feel like you redeemed yourself? pete: slightly. rick was out there to watch at all. the >> he pulled

professor is really not interested in having a fair conversation and i'm not very surprised that cornell universityse to take place. they have been known for liberal bias and indoctrination and it's something i have seen as a reporter with the leadership institute campus reform. pete: it almost sounds like a semester long critique of the president. do you feel in any way if you walked into that class you would get a fair representation of how president trump see he is the world and how president obama saw the world? >> so, based on the syllabus, it doesn't seem like a fair conversation. so if i were to walk in to the classroom, i don't think i would feel comfortable expressing my views. and, again, i am somebody who likes to take fair stance. i like to -- i think it's important that we are critical of the president but we also recognize the good that he has done. so i don't think that would be encouraged in this class. clayton: is there overwhelming liberal bias on that campus? >> absolutely. i would say being a conserving or for that matter even be a moderate is a very difficult lifestyle here. i

in san jose, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> university of california students are shelling out more for tuition while the regents are hosting lavish parties. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the regents have spent more than $225,000 on dinner parties over the last five years. the money comes from donations to the uc system. one of the events was held earlier this month at san francisco's palace hotel to honor the chair of the recents before she stepped down. the $15,000 party was held for just 59 people. in january, recents approved a tuition increase the day after holding another $17,000 retirement party. >>> much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11. >> thanks to the people who put their life on the line for me. >> tonight, hear from the teenaged girl targeted by hate speech before a deadly train stabbing in portland. >>> and back from a nine-day trip and trying to stop the scandals. president trump considers a big shake-up. >>> also, a new creepy crawley exhibit at the sf zoo may give you the willies. but next, why this may cure your fear of tarantulas. >>> and one last run in the

identify told them that the places identified to come the university of vermont from the university of wisconsin, cornell, brown from georgetown to a suny albany and fairfield at it myself. i wrote the essays which no one proofread. i should've had care care at least proofread them. i wrote the essays which no one proofread and study for the sats and did pretty well, come especially adorable. my mom did help me fill out the checks for the application fee and disclaimer, they were my mom's checks. if you haven't seen cinema speier committee won't be able to fully understand the ninth at the time, but i really wanted to go to georgetown. the movie takes place the year after a group of friends graduates from entries to find them in the world. for some reason, even though i hadn't thought much about getting into politics at the time, i wanted to be alex. he was a very self-important 22-year-old working on a congressional campaign and cheating on his live-in girlfriend who was too good for him. the characters were very weird role models. they drink a lot. a couple of them did a lot of coke and they spent too

phd degree from rockefeller university and md from cornell third witness -- on june 1 she became president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. prior to that she served as acting assistant attorney general at justices civil rights division. she has 100 letters degree from yale and law from new york university. achieved will johnson is our final witness. he is the chief of police for the arlington police department in arlington, texas. he is testifying on behalf of the international association of chiefs of police. he is a graduate of the fbi national academy, hasn't undergraduate from texas tech, masters degree from tcu and will go in the way the way she should be mr. greenblatt, will you please proceed.>> thank you, mr. chairman. >> chairman, ranking member feinstein and members of the committee. on behalf of the anti-defamation league let me first say thank you for your leadership and recognizing the importance of religious hate crimes. since 1913 the goal has been to stop the -- to us this is a dual mission. with fair treatment secured for all, our democracy i

cornell william brooks for joining us, head of the naacp. we turn to another guest. we're broadcasting from atlanta, georgia, home to emory university.ant to bring in carol anderson. her book "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide" just won the national book critics circle award for criticism. jurors called it "a searing critique of white america's systematic resistance to african-american advancement." carol anderson, welcome to democracy now! that picture i saw of you winning the award, you are rather surprised. has notr of your book been lost on anyone. in these last minutes we have together, can you talk about the significance of what is happening right now? >> what t we're seeing is the penultimate in white rage. president.ack pay we had african-americans and latinos coming out in scores of voting for the first time, for dissipating in this democracy. thisrticipating inn democracy. there has been a response to in fact undermine a and undercut tt black advancement. what we now w have is donald trump. it is with voter suppression, giveven felony disenfranchisemet in florida, given the chicanery and north carolina, th

reed college and a scholar at harvard university research fellow at brookings and also with the macarthur foundation fellow. he got his ph.d. in government at cornell. peter is one of the truly unique and wonderful combinations of scholars gifted teachers and a wonderful colleague i was fortunate to get to know peter when i came here and we were partners in crime for a couple of years so aside from being a truly gifted teacher he is the author and co-author and co-editor and published a terrific book that cave mouth in in 2013 selected by amazon and foreign affairs before that's as one of the first books that i have read the business of survival that is a terrific book talking about that particular moment in history and what smuggler nation does that it takes a an issue of how we think about illicit trade of smuggling that's is off-center but central to the way we understand the key phenomenon as well. he is dead colada for god issues on the border and drugs and the way that we'll understand it and this is a truly unique gift the way he can take these issues to show they are relevant to the mainstream but in the way the war engaged if you read the

cornell had hang himself in a hotel room in detroit on wednesday. he had been scheduled to perform later that night. >>> the university of california's president's offices asking for more money despite a scathing audit that revealed a secret uc slush fund. the report from the state auditor found that uc officials overpaid executives and standard more than $100 million in a secret account. yesterday, regents were asked to approve an $800 million budget for the office of the president. they declined. >> i'm not completely comfortable moments after a lengthy discussion about an audit to have this budget before us right now. >> the board of regents will discuss a new budget proposal at their july meeting. >>> a popular park with views of the painted ladies and the san francisco skyline will re- open to the public next week. >> that's right. after a months long improvement project visitors to alamo square will see you in upgrades as well as a high-tech addition across the street. solar panels have been added to the roof of the oldest house on the block. and now that it's finished, the 122-year-old mansion can get 80% of its electricity from the sun. >> a li

university temporarily suspended the fraternity pending the outcome of this case. >>> the lights went out a top seattle's space needle for an hour in honor of musician, chris cornellld not grew up in seattle. the longtime frontman of the band, soundgarden, committed suicide yesterday. police say they cornell hanged himself in the detroit hotel room after performing a show. he was 52. >>> new statistic showing an alarming trend about the number of babies born to mothers who use narcotics. in california, the numbers of babies born affected by drugs has almost doubles over seven years to more than 3600 in the year 2015. officials blamed the rise on an epidemic of prescription painkillers and illegal street drugs like heroin. doctors report seeing more cases of seeing newborn babies going through opiate withdrawals. >>> hundreds of people in palo alto living in a mobile home park are relieved this morning after a five-year battle to save their homes. yesterday the santa clara county housing authority said they will by the buena vista mobile home park on el camino real for $40 million. the deal allows the people living there to stay in their homes. the housing authorit

i applied to cornell where he was on the pharmaceuticfaculty admission office had my application to him. it was dripping with the universe at the time because i had known since age nine this what i wanted to do. he sent me a personal letter inviting me to tour the campus and visited the lab so i could make an informed decision on where i could attend. i said, yes, and got on the bus from new york city to ithica, new york. he showed me the lab and reached behind me and grabbed a book off the shelf it was one of his book and signed it to me. i thought that is bad ass. you don't have to look and wherever your hand lands it is a book you have written. i still have that book. it was his book the cosmic connection. it says to neal, future astronomer, carl. at the end of the day, he drives me back to the bus station. it begins to snow. not uncommon up there. and then he said here is my home phone. if the bus can't get through just call and you can spend the might with my family. i am thinking like i am just nobody from nowhere and i remembered distinctly thinking if i am ever as remotely famous as carl sagen i will have a duty

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