well, dr. biden knows that sometimes things can be a little hard for you because your mommy or your daddy is far away, or always working, right? do you know how she knows this? it's because she has two grandchildren, one named natalie in the other is named hunter. and their dad is a soldier in the army. so natalie and hunter's daddy had to go far, far away, like some of your parents, right? and dr. biden, how sad the guy, because they miss their daddy so much. so dr. biden miss him very much, too. because he is her son. the soldier is her son and she loves him very much. so everyone had to wait a long time for him to come home. you all know that feeling, don't you? for your dad or mom to come home from work. after seeing how hard it was for natalie and hundred of their daddy gone, dr. biden wrote a book about them and what life was like for them while their daddy was gone. and do you know who she wrote the book for? not for me. not for any of us. for -- who said that? you right. that's exactly who sh

dr. biden understands the needs of those students very well, because she earned two masters degrees while teaching and raising her own family. she knows who we are. we couldn't ask for a more committed advocate for community colleges and public education in general. it is indeed a great honor and pleasure to introduce to you our friend, dr. jill biden. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. good morning, everyone. you guys are rocking early. thank you for that kind introduction and it's so great to be here. i love being in a room of fellow educators. i just feel right at home. for those of you who don't know me, i've been a teacher really for longer than i care to admit. i've taught as a reading specialist in public high schools and i've tutored at-risk teens in a psychiatric hospital in delaware. for the last 18 years, i've been a community college instructor and i teach english at a community college right near here, northern virginia. i remember when the president and my husband we

by then and -- dr. biden understands those students very well because she raised her children and received two master's degrees at the same time. [applause] we could ask for more committed advocate for community colleges and public education in general. it is a great honor and pleasure to introduce to you our friend dr. jill biden. [applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. good morning, everyone. you guys are rocking early. thank you for that kind introduction. it is so great to be here. i love being in a room of fellow educators. i just feel right at home. [applause] for those of you who don't know me, have been a teacher really for longer than i care to read it. -- to admit. i taught as a reading specialist in public schools and i tutored at risk teens at a psychiatric hospital in delaware. for the past 18 years, i have been a community college instructor and i teach english at a community college right here in northern virginia. [applause] i remember when the president and my husband wer

. >> in fairness she and dr. bidenbeen doing all that good work for the veterans since long before the campaign. >> yeah. >> hiring our heros has been throughout the administration. >> fantastic. >> talk about some of the southern governors deciding to take a pass on medicaid, they're looking at the supreme court decision and making some pretty dramatic decisions. >> yeah. and joe here's the fascinating thing about this, the house keeps voting to repeal obama care which does nothing. but this does a lot. there are now five republican governors, texas, south carolina, louisiana, who have said that they're not going to take florida, who are saying they're not going to take the medicaid money. politico added it up and we found this means one in five of the people who would have been eligible for additional coverage under obamacare, now are not. there's a bunch more governors still looking at it. >> what's the justification? for opting out? >> they're saying we've been given the chance by the supreme court to get free one

vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden at the national education association's annual meeting today in washington. on c-span 2, prime time with a look at pedestrian beginning with michael duffy's examination of the world's most exclusive club from hoover through obama. on c-span 3, american history in prime time with oral history interviews with key congressional staff charged with investigating president nixon. that's all tonight on the c-span networks. watch 24 hours of american history tv here on c-span 3. starting at 8:00 a.m., the war of 1812, a little known conflict that bolstered america's international credibility that airs at 4:00 p.m. eastern. at noon and 8:00 p.m., how president johnson viewed the role of government and his great society efforts to institute social reform. it's george mcgovern and walter mondale. a key address from robert caro. at 2:00 and 10:00 p.m., the writings and observations of french aristocrat and his conceptions of liberty, equality and community and commentator michael barone

vice pres president joe biden is addressing the annual meetingfor the education -- each year they meet to talk about issues facing schools. his wife dr. jill biden will address the group. >>> and the new book from caseyanthony defense attorney comes out today called presumed guilty by jose buy ease. -- baez he talks about the trial and finding a way to hide casey anthony after being acquitted of murdering her daughter. fans of spiderman will burn the midnight oil to see the newest release of the amazing spiderman that opens in theaters across the country. this is the fourth flick in the series of stars. it might be a good time to see a movie if it's going to be a hot one. >> draw the line how many times you can make something. >> as long as people keep paying they will keep turning them out. >> i agree. four. that's a lot. >> a lot. >> here's what's going on with track. we are dealing with the lights. route 29 one of the spots and it has several traffic lights out and again we will be watching that all morning long for you. also, again, 100 city lights out across the region. remember to treat each intersection as a dead -- with a dea

biden will address the national aeducation association 150th meeting. every year educators from all states come to discuss issues affecting the student and schools. dr. biden will address the team. >>> casey anthony's defense attorney will release a book about the trial presumed guilty is the title of the book. and anthony as you know was found not guilty in the death in the disappearance of her daughter. in the tell all book he shares secrets in the defense and how he knew not to disclose information that anyone knew until now. >>> today we will find out how much money maryland's largest casino made in the first month. maryland's lottery director will be discussing the state's casino revenue for june. maryland live casino opened in anne arundel county last month. we will let you know what they find. >>> a decade after the first spiderman movie the fourth flick in the series the amazing spiderman open at midnight. the version's stars andrew garfield as the super hero and emma stone as his love interest. >>> consumer news, a new study revealed at midnight says technology appears to be protecting you and your family on the road. according to the insura

relevant interest to this audience, joe biden was a standout high school athlete who participated to an anti-segregation sit-in at a maryland theater. he is married to dren and they have three children and five grandchildren. naacp delegates, again, join me in providing a warm, naacp family welcome to the vice president of the united states of america joseph r. biden! >> hello! please, thank you very much! you know what they say flattery is all right as long as you don't inhale. you keep this up i'll start inhaling. it's good to be home. it's good to be home. it's good to be back. ladies and gentlemen, madam chair, as we used to say in the senate you excuse the point of personal privilege. where's delaware? hey, delaware, i want you to know something, ladies and gentlemen, i'm a lifetime member of the naacp, and there's an old expression. you go home with those that brung you to the dance. they brung me to the united states. i'm a united states senator and vice president of the united states for one reason, because i was educated. i was educated by louis l. redding and i was educated by reverend maurice moyer. i was educated by lent mitchell and hicks

as richard mentioned, this has been a mission for my wife, michelle, and vice president joe biden's wife, dr. jill biden. today, more people across america in every segment of society are joining forces to give our military families the respect and the support that they deserve. and there's another way we can honor those who serve. it may no longer be a crime for con artists to pass themselves off as heroes, but one thing is certain -- it is contemptible. so this week, we will launch a new website, a living memorial, so the american people can see who's been awarded our nation's highest honors. because no american hero should ever have their valor stolen. this leads me to another promise i made four years ago -- upholding america's sacred trust with our veterans. i promised to strengthen the va, and that promise has been kept. in my first year, we achieved the largest percentage increase in the va budget in 30 years. and we're going to keep making historic investments in our veterans. when richard came to the oval office, we talked about what those automatic budget cuts -- sequestration -- c

joe biden and dr. jill biden of the national education association meeting today in washington. on c-span2, the weekend programs looking at the presidency beginning with michael duffy on the world's most exclusive, and on c-span3 tonight, american history television in prime time, with oral history interviews with key congressional staff in charge of investigating president nixon. that is all tonight on the c- span networks, and tomorrow, on the c-span july 4 schedule, we will begin at 10:00 a.m. with a gold medal ceremony with marines. a group of african american marines in world war ii, from 1942 to 1949, stationed at a segregated camp just adjacent to camp lejeune in north carolina. house and senate leaders take part in the ceremony. and tomorrow evening, the history of the statue of liberty, talking about the beginnings and changing meanings of the american symbol. that is tomorrow evening, july 4, 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c- span. >> this weekend, go to the state capital named in honor of thomas dickerson with booktv in jefferson city, missouri. booktv on c-span2. the form

relevant interest to this audience, joe biden was a standout high school athlete who participated in an anti- segregation sit-in at a wilmington theater. he is married to dr biden, they have three children and five grandchildren. [applause] naacp delegates, do join me in offering a family welcome to the vice president of the united states of america, joseph r. biden. [applause] >> hello. thank you very much. you know what they say, flattery is ok as long as you do not inhale. you keep this up i will start inhaling. it is good to be home, it is good to be back. ladies and gentlemen, madam chair, as we used to say that in the senate, to excuse a point of personal privilege, where is delaware? hey, delaware! i'm a lifetime member of the naacp. they brung me to the dance. i was educated, and i went to the battle with mouse. hey, mouse, how are you doing, man? mouse and i go back a long way. mouse got my back a bunch of times. it is so good to be with you all. i want to thank you all for your leadership and for your friendship, and, again, personally, for your loyalty. it is not an exaggeration. were it not for the leadership of the naacp, the men and women wh

dr. joe biden are doing.could say three quick things on why there's a very good chance president obama will win the veterans' vote. number one, mitt romney is no john mccain. john mccain is an american hero. served his country and was wounded as a p.o.w. in vietnam. mitt romney was in france during vietnam. number two, barack obama has been an outstanding commander in chief. as you know, michael, barack obama as a candidate said he will bring bin laden to justice if he has a chance. he did exactly that. with the help of those navy s.e.a.l.s and said he would bring the troops home from iraq. which he's done. and thirdly and finally he's been a true champion for our veterans. the largest increase in veterans' benefits in the history of our nation. the new g.i. bill. veterans centers all over our country included two in pennsylvania, one in bucks county, one in montgomery county. >> but i have to interrupt and ask. why is he trailing? he the president, by 24 points? >> well, two things. one, it is traditionally

eastern here on c-span, vice president joe biden and dr. joe biden of the national education association annual meeting that took place in washington. >> look, folks, let me get straight to the point. you guys come educators, teachers, you are under full- blown assault. [applause] romney -- romney -- gov. ronnie and his allies in the congress -- gov. romney and his allies in the congress, their plan for education in america is to boost enrollment into private schools. i think we should have a straight honest begun to talk about the difference -- honest to god talk about the difference between how president obama and i view education and how our republican colleagues today view it. again, i want to make it clear. a lot of you know me pretty well. by the way, where is delaware? [cheers and applause] hello, delaware! i am not prejudiced, but they're probably the best educators in the room. ladies and gentlemen, very seriously, devon romney is a good and decent man. he is a good family man. i think his intention 0 positive. -- i think his intent

applause ] of relative interest to this audience, joe biden was a stand-out high school athlete who participated in an anti-segregation sit in. he is married to dr. jill biden and they have three children and five grandchildren. naacp delegates, again, join me in providing a warm naacp family welcome to the vice president of the united states of america. joseph r. biden! [ applause ] >> hello. thank you very much. you know what they say, flatter is all right as long as you don't inhale. you keep this up, i'll start inhaling. it's good to be home. it's good to be home. it's good to be back. ladies and gentlemen, madam chair, where is delaware? i want you to know something, ladies and gentlemen, i'm a lifetime member of the naacp and there's that old expression, they have brung me to the dance. i'm a united states senator and vice president of the united states for one reason. because i was educated. i was educated by lewis l. redding. i was educated by reverend moore. i was educated by hicks anderson and i went through the battle with mouse. mouse, are you out there? hey, mouse, how are you doing, man? all right. mouse and i go back a long way to

dr. jilkl biden. for more information, go to our website, c-span.org.ur line for independents - your message to congress on sequestration? caller: i think the military budget can be cut even more. i think 14% over 10 years. when i was in the military in 1965, i got a small taste of it. the food they would throw away makes you sick. everything that the military buys is way overpriced. host: give me an example of where you would make defense budget cuts? airplanes, ships, troops? caller: some of the planes, some of the ships -- we have too many support groups and the military. -- m the military. - 0-in the military. i was in the infantry and we had too many support groups. we did not need them. host: that was from massachusetts. more from the list of six reasons to keep the defense budget sequestration cuts in place. in port royal, va., an airline for republicans, you are on "the washington journal." caller: i find myself amazingly agreeing with the center for american progress on one thing which is that the national debt is the greatest threat to nationa

as richard mentioned, this has been a mission for my wife, michelle, and vice president joe biden's wife, dr. jill biden. today, more people across america in every segment of society are joining forces to give our military families the respect and the support that they deserve. and there's another way we can honor those who serve. it may no longer be a crime for con artists to pass themselves off as heroes, but one thing is certain -- it is contemptible. so this week, we will launch a new website, a living memorial, so the american people can see who's been awarded our nation's highest honors. because no american hero should ever have their valor stolen. this leads me to another promise i made four years ago -- upholding america's sacred trust with our veterans. i promised to strengthen the va, and that promise has been kept. in my first year, we achieved the largest percentage increase in the va budget in 30 years. and we're going to keep making historic investments in our veterans. when richard came to the oval office, we talked about what those automatic budget cuts -- sequestration -- c

biden. >>> reaction with us, dr. mark lamont hill now the host of the huffington post live deal on the internet. where am i going wrong here? >> everywhere. first of all. >> bill: everywhere. >> first of all, mitt romney is not brave for going to the naacp. >> bill: you have to do it. why. in. >> if he doesn't go he gets trashed in the>> bill: he got e and he will get trashed in the press anyway. you are going trash him right now. >> i don't give h him kudos for going. go there and offer a positive message. he didn't seem statesmanly. no need to go after president obama. say what your message and agenda and vision is for black america. you don't have to beat up on president obama. that is why he got booed. >> bill: he told the truth. he is going to try to repeal obama care. he told the truth. candor.ou admire that can >> i appreciate his candor. >> number two, most of the governor's campaign is that he can regenerate the economy and barack obama cannot. that is his campaign. >> as a strategic move going into the naac

relevant issue -- interest to this audience, joe biden was an outstanding high school athletes who participate in an anti segregation sit-in. he is married to drjill biden. they have three children and five grandchildren. join me in providing a warm, family welcome to the vice- president of the united states of america. joseph r. biden . [applause] >> hello. thank you very much. you know what they say, flattery is ok as long as you do not inhale. you keep this up i will start inhaling. it is good to be home, it is good to be back. ladies and gentlemen, madam chair, as we used to say that in the senate, to excuse a point of personal privilege, where is delaware? hey, delaware! i'm a lifetime member of the naacp. they brung me to the dance. i was educated, and i went to the battle with mouse. hey, mouse, how are you doing, man? mouse and i go back a long way. mouse got my back a bunch of times. it is so good to be with you all. i want to thank you all for your leadership and for your friendship, and, again, personally, for your loyalty. it is not an exaggeration. were it not for the leadership of the naacp, the men and women who educated me when

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dr. jill biden would be thrilled to know this. if they do not know already, they will know soon that i am -- they will know soon becaus e i am very fortunate to be on the president's council for nutrition and fitness. like the u.s. army staff sg ergeant from shell beach, calif., while stationed in southwestern afghanistan, usta sent a care package that included nets, rackets, balls, and instructions. andy and his fellow soldiers made a court on flattened mud and gravel. i told you, you can do it any place. they said it up and thanked the -- they set it up and they banged the ball around. i hope it relieved some of their stress. i cannot imagine the stress they must go through. it is crazy to just take a racket and smack of all. -- and just smack the ball. you do not heard anybody. -- do not hurt anybody. it is very good therapy. you do not heard anybody. -- hurt anybody. it is fantastic in you feel so -- fantastic and you feel so much better afterward. we want tennis to make a positive difference in the lives of others. the u.s.t.

relevant interest to this audience, joe biden was a standout high school athlete who participated in an anti- segregation sit-in at a wilmington theater. he is married to dr -- jill biden, they have three children and five grandchildren. [applause] naacp block -- delegates, to join the in offering at a family welcome to the vice president of the united states of america, joseph r. biden. [applause] >> hello. thank you very much. you know what they say, flattery is ok as long as he did not inhale. you keep this up i will start inhaling. it is good to be home, it is good to be back. adelson and gentlemen, madam chair, as we used to say that in the senate, to excuse a point of personal privilege, where is delaware ? hey, delaware! i'm a lifetime member of the undouble acp -- of the naacp. they brung me to the dnage. -- dance. i was educated, and i went to the battle with mouse. you doing, how areyou doin man? back a longgo way. mouse got my back and a bunch of times. it is so good to be with you all. i want to thank you all for your leadership and for your friendship, and again, personally for your loyalty. it is not an exaggeration. were it not for the lead

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biden. >> coming up, we'll talk to campaign manager stephanie cutter. campbell brown will be here, nancy snyderman, for medical head lines with dr. emily senay. but first here's bill karins. >> we're in the middle of our latest heat wave. the worst wet of the country is rain heading from northern new england. all of the state of maine has a chance of getting id. south of there it is going to be a a hot day, near 100 degree heat from boston to new york, all the way down to d.c. as far as the kentucky fos the sizzle of the country. yesterday we had a steam bath. detroit could be one of the hottest locations in the nation today. detroit 102, chicago 100, michigan 100. that cold front is going to sink down on us a little bit on wednesday cooling off chicago and detroit. still very hot tomorrow . we get these cooldowns back to where we should be and the heat continues. "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. ♪ ♪ etta. i wiped the floor with the guy! not really. i would've been fine with 0% for 36 months, but i demanded 60. no...i didn't do that. it was like taking candy from a baby. you're a grown man. alright, see you at home. [ male announcer ] the v