also happening tomorrow is the dedication ceremony for the edward kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. the building was created in honor of the late massachusetts senator and aims to educate the public about the u.s. senate and encourage citizens to take a proactive role and democracy. >> 50 years ago i managed a successful campaign with a john f. kennedy. although i certainly did not anticipate at the time, i had been deeply honored to hold the same seat he had for some 46 years. during my service in the united states senate, i have often been called a liberal. and it usually was not meant to be a compliment. [laughter] ted: i remember what my brother said about liberalism shortly before he was elected president. he said, "if by a liberal they mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people, their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, their civil liberties, somebody who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grips us. i

on behalf of the university of massachusetts, i bid you welcome here to the edward m kennedy instituteg with us. >> so thank you, president caret. good morning. welcome to the celebration of the edward m kennedy institute for the united states senate. and welcome to the campus of the commonwealth of massachusetts capital city public research university, the university of massachusetts boston. i am so glad -- i am so glad you stopped in on such a wonderful day. it is always sunny out here on the peninsula. i'm also excited to welcome back president barack obama back to this university where he is, as a united states senator from received an honorary degree from us. we are grateful. we also thank the first lady but we are also grateful to have our vice president with us today. thank you for being here. so i guess you cannot tell that i am thrilled. i'm thrilled to be able to welcome all of you to this momentous celebration, and i am very proud to have the edward m kennedy institute on the campus of boston's public research university. now, i was thrilled -- no, i was ecstatic when senato

the dedication ceremony for the edward kennedy institute takes place tomorrow in boston.sident obama will be among the speakers. we will have live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> monday on "the communicators," more from the consumer electronics show as we look at new technology product. >> if there is something you want to capture, you can take it off your rest. it will be very simple to take off your wrist. it will expand. it will be as easy as gesturing. you will literally just toss it. it is completely autonomous. there is no remote required. the direction you tossed it -- if it is a gentle toss, it will stay pretty close. if you throw it, it will go farther away. it will take a photo and come back. >> "the communicators," monday at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> tonight on c-span "q&a" with author eric larson -- erik larson, followed by prime minister's questions in the british house of commons. british prime minister david cameron and labor leader ♪ this week on "q&a", our guest is eric larson, out with his new book, "dead wake: the last cro

kennedy library next door is a symbol of our american idealism. the edward m kennedy institute for the united states senate as a living example of the hard frustrating never ending but critical work required to make that idealism real. what more fitting tribute, what better testment to the life of ted kennedy than this place that he left for a new generation of americans? 'monument not to himself but to what we the people have the power to do together. any of us who have had the privilege to serve in the senate know that it's impossible not to share ted's awe for the history swirling around you. an awe instilled in him by his brother jack. ted waited more than a year to deliver his first speech on the senate floor. that's no longer the custom. it's good to see trent and daschle here you may have remembered what customs were like back then. ted gave a speech only because he felt there was a topic, the civil rights act, that demanded it. nevertheless, he spoke with humility humility, aware as he put it that a freshman senator should be seen not heard, should l

senator warren speaking at the new edward kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. elizabeth warren is speaking, president obama will deliver the keynote address in a few minutes. senator kennedy's widow victoria will introduce the president when he speaks. we will bring you his remarks live. >>> also developing now, the prosecution is expected to rest in the boston marathon bombing trial. what we can expect from the defense. and will dzhokhar tsarnaev take the stand. a live report is ahead. >>> a terrifying scene captured on camera as a veteran firefighter falls through the roof of a burning home. this is incredible video. we will update you on the condition of that firefighter. >>> and outrage now growing over jamie foxx's joke about bruce jenner at the iheart radio music awards. >> he's doing a his and her duet

on behalf of the university of massachusetts, i bid you welcome here to the edward m. kennedyank you for being with us. [applause] chancellor motley: so thank you, president caret. good morning. audience: good morning. chancellor motley: welcome to the celebration of the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate. and welcome to the campus of the commonwealth of massachusetts, capital city public research university, the university of massachusetts boston. i am so glad -- [applause] i am so glad you stopped in on such a wonderful day. it is always sunny out here on the peninsula. [laughter] i'm also excited to welcome back president barack obama back to this university where he, as a united states senator, received an honorary degree from us. we are grateful. just a few steps from here where we stand today, and of course, we also thank the first lady, but we are also grateful to have our vice president with us today. thank you for being here. [applause] so i guess you cannot tell that i am thrilled. [laughter] i'm thrilled to be able to welcome all of you to this

kennedy. how can this country not love the fact that edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate. as of today, there is a place that americans can see and experience the role of an american senator. they can walk into a full-scale replica of the senate, they can vote in the world's greatest deliberative body. back in the early 1950s, a young senator from massachusetts was asked by his colleagues to select the greatest senators in history. as i said before, he could only look backwards. had he only looked forward he would have included his youngest brother. ted kennedy who loved the senate more than anyone in history has a place for it in his beloved massachusetts. thank you for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on "all in." a fire storm of protests against indiana's so called religious freedom bill. are republicans rethinking their stance? >> we're willing to add some clarity legislatively. >> then, deadline, iran. how close is a nuclear deal? >> plus the growing threat to america's power grid. an attack

kennedy library next door, the symbol of our american idealism, the edward and kennedy institute forcal work required to make that idealism real. what more fitting tribute, what better testament for the life of ted kennedy than this place that he left for a new generation of americans? a monument not to himself but to what we, the people have the power to do together. any of us who have had the privilege to serve in the senate know that it is impossible not to share ted's awe for the history swirling around you, an awe instilled in him by his brother jack. he waited years to deliver his first speech on the senate floor. that is no longer the custom. [laughter] it is good to see tom daschle. they remember what customs were like back then, and ted gave this speech only because he felt there was a topic, the civil rights act, that demanded it. nevertheless, he spoke with humility, oh where as he put it that a freshman senator should be seen, not heard should learn and not teach. some of us, i admit, have not always heated that lesson. unfortunately, we had ted to show us the road anyway

kimberly: president obama will speak at the dedication of the edward kennedy institute for the u.s. senate in boston tomorrow. located next to the jfk library, promote civil involvement and teaches the history of the senate. many current and former senators including the vice president are also scheduled to attend. d.c. mayor muriel bowser will deliver her first state of the district address tuesday night at the lincoln theater. the mayor has scheduled a week of events promoting the message. federal prosecutors say there is plenty of evidence to support the conviction of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. he and his wife were found guilty of public corruption and are appealing their convictions. in exchange, he and his family received more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from a contributor. new information from the and rusty oklahoma. the school president has announced the results of an investigation into the racist for turning a chance -- racist fraternity chant. they learned the unfaiinfamous song on a national leadership cruise. >> it was sponsored by the national organizat

senator edward m kennedy massachusetts, 2015. [applause] biden: now that we have heard from the past, let's make a pledge for the future. i invite everyone in the entire chamber on the floor and in the gallery to please and and join me in making a commitment to the leadership in service this institute represents. please respond by saying, "i do." we, the people of this hallowed chamber in order to strengthen the system of self-government, make the following pledge. do you solemnly swear that you will be an active and engaged citizen of the united states? do you pledge to show courage and compassion in your service to others? do you pledge to use your heart, soul, intelligence, and imagination to make america better? do you pledge to work together with anyone regardless of differences in background or belief to solve problems and make this a more perfect union? do you pledge to always strive to uphold the values of justice, equality, and opportunity. and do you affirm that you will fulfill your duties as a citizen and proud americ

president obama joined other former senators in boston today at the opening of the edward kennedy institute for the united states senate. president obama: may we all set an example for the kids who enter these doors and exit with higher expectations for their country. maureen: after today's dedication, vice president biden presided over the opening of a full sized replica of the senate chamber located next to the j.f.k. presidential library, it teaches what it's like to be a senator and promotes civic involvement. senator kennedy died from brain cancer in 2009. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 what's to blame for what some call hours long wait to get on board jet blue flights today. plus chief meteorologist doug hill has the timeline on when the sunshine will turn to rain. tim: notre dame has given wisconsin a huge gift. while the lady terps don't need any volunteers to play tennessee. they're pumped and ready for a chance to go to the final four maureen: authorities have identified the remains of 78 of the 150 people killed when a germanwings plane crashed into the french alps. it comes as we le

. >>> in boston it was a dedication of edward kennedy movement for senate.e died in 2009 served nearly half a century in the senate. the $78 million facility includes a replica of the chamber and kennedy's office. >> ted understood the only point of running for office was to get something done. not to posture. not to sit there worrying about the next election. >> and a wild discovery in space. a super-sized planet with four suns. astronomers spotted i in a planetary system 136 light years from our own sun. this the second zone four sun system with planets. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> hey, milissa, good morning to you. ibm spending $3 million to create an internet data from smart phones tablets and other devices so companies can use it in their operations. ibm has a partnership with the weather channel hoping customers will use data to track buying patterns and supply chain issues. jay z called on biggest names in music including beyonce and kanye west to relaunch a music streaming service called tidal. th

kennedy library next door is the symbol of american idealism. the edwarddy institute for the u.s. senate as a living example of the hard, frustrating never-ending, but critical work required to make that idealism real. what more fitting tribute? what better testament to the life of ted kennedy? then displays left for generations of americans. a monument not to himself, but to what we, the people, have the power to do together. any of us who have had the privilege asserted in the senate know that it's impossible not to share ted to all for the history swirling around it. and awe instilled in him by his brother jack. ted waited more than 10 years to deliver his first speech on the floor. that is no longer the custom. [laughter] it's good to see so h here. i gave a speech only because he felt there was a topic, the civil rights act, the that demanded it. nevertheless, he spoke with humility, aware, as he put it, that a freshman senator should be seen, not heard should learn, not teach. some of us i admit, have not always heated that lesson. fortunately, we ha

and other prominent politicians and members of the kennedy family at the opening of the senator edward kennedy institute which, features a full-size replica of the senate chamber where students will be able to role play as senators. >>> what began with 68 teams is now down to the final four. and while it's been an exciting ride, the matchups are hardly a complete surprise. on saturday the kentucky wildcats will face the wisconsin badgers. while the michigan state spartans will take on the duke blue devils. the winners will meet at the ncaa basketball championship a week from tonight. >>> and meet the newest attraction at the san diego zoo. a newborn jaguar cub made its public debut there yesterday. just 18 days old. the cub is already a huge hit with visitors. and mom was never far away when the public finally got a look. the zoo has not yet revealed if the cub is male or female. >>> when we come back, who's the virtual unknown about to fill some big shoes in late-night tv? >>> it's going to be a tough act to follow, but comedy central has found its man to replace jon stewart of "the daily sho

it was the dedication of the edward kennedy institute, which opens to the public today. it's an interactive museum devoted to civic education. the speaker shared memories of kennedy's friendship and leadership and conflicts. >> i miss him. i miss his company. i miss fighting with him, to be honest. it's gotten harder to find people who enjoy a good fight as much as ted did. [ laughter ] >> just not as enjoyable. the institute centers around a life-sized replica of the senate chamber, and it has a copy of kennedy's office filled with memorabilia of his 47 years in office. >>> let's turn to some weather across the country now. march is really holding on right now. cold moving across the northeast. rain could turn into a wintry mix. thunderstorms in texas push showers into the south. it's quiet in the midwest, meanwhile. sunny and mild in the southwest. stormy in the northwest. >> 40s in the northeast. 70s across the south, the midwest and the rockies and 80s along the gulf. >>> well, still ahead here, hash browns and hotcakes whenever you want it. the big announcement from

plus a preview of the new edward kennedy institute. and a talk with some of his former colleagues from both sides of the aisle. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, rescue efforts continue at the plane crash site in the french alps we know now that the copilot who apparently crashed the plane on purpose into the mountain was being treated for some kind of illness that should have prevented him from being in the cockpit that day. to talk about this story we're joined by former u.s. air captain and cbs news aviation and safety expert sully sullenberger who join us from san francisco. captain, all news is local i think the question most on the minds of most -- many americans this morning is simply this. could this have happened here on a u.s. carrier? >> well, bob, we must do everything we can to prevent it from happening here. but there is one reason that this particular pilot could not have been an airline pilot in u.s. currently that is that rules now require that airline pilots have at least 1500 hours

he is headlining the dedication of the edward kennedy institute.om: coming up at 6:30, we will look at yemen. the decision over ground forces. we will have a moment of silence for my bracket at 6:40. at 6:50, the raging debate for america, the strength of the american consumer. neil is adamant this is a consumer with a little more firepower. brendan: today, alexis tsipras will produce another letter. it would be good for the eurozone if greece and creditors reached a deal. >> there could be a hard won agreement to disperse more cash into greece within a framework covering subsequent years. eventually, some restructuring of the stock of liabilities particularly on the official side. brendan: hans nichols joins us from berlin. every time tsipras sends one of these letters, hans reads it. we have a lot of deadlines for greece. what is the significance of tuesday? hans: it would start the process to unlock some of the 7.2 billion left in the bailout fund so greece could make its payment. they have a big payment coming up. we have not seen the letter. w

. >>> after years of planning the $79 million edward kennedy institute will open to the public tomorrow. the nation's top leaders gathered today at the dedication and to honor the senator who served the country for nearly half a century. kennedy was among the first to endorse obama's candidacy for president. >> we knew ted as somebody who bridged the partisan divide over and over and over again with genuine effort and affection. >> i miss my friend. i miss him a lot. i knew i would when i said six years ago the senate wouldn't be the same without him. >> what a fixture in washington he was. the institute centerpiece is a full size replica of the senate chamber where kennedy served for 47 years. there's also a replica of kennedy's capitol hill office. the institute was kennedy's on idea as a way to inspire new generations of leaders. 1,400 students have already signed up for tours. >>> there's another effort to save sweetbrier college tonight. a virginia judge is asked to block the college from closing and remove the president and board of directors. earlier this year the president did a

was supposed to attend events today and tomorrow in boston honoring his late senate colleague, edward kennedy. >>> back here in the u.s. an alabama man is facing attempted murder charges after police say he is behind a spring break shooting in panama city that injured seven people. three of those victims are in critical condition. authorities say several of the injured are students at alabama amu university they were on spring break at the time. police arrested 22-year-old david daniels in connection with the shooting spree. >> seven people shot, one people in jail. spring break. that's it. and i'm through talking. >> investigators have not yet released a motive in the case. >>> a rutgers university student is facing attempted murder charges after police say he stabbed another student. according to new brunswick police, both men took lsd last night and one of them became aggressive and then stabbed the other. the victim tried to run from the scene and police found the suspect naked and pacing inside the apartment. the search also turned up a large amount of drugs and cash. >>> now to news in

. >>> i want to go now to boston dedication of the edward kennedy institute for u.s. president obama, first lady michelle and biden there to honor his late friend. kelly o'donnell joins us from outside the kennedy institute. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. this is quite a day, despite the snow, which boston has seen plenty of this season there are dignitaries here today and sort of a kennedy reunion of those that worked for the late senator, extended family. this is really about putting the institution of the senate front and center. we have presidential libraries across the country. this is the only place that sort of treats the united states senate like a presidential library. there's a full scale chamber replica inside. and vice president biden who is in his dual job, president of the senate will preside at the replica just like in washington. we will hear from president obama, mrs. obama will be here the vice president, senator john mccain representing republicans here. i have seen a number of current and former members of congress. spoke to

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the president did travel to massachusetts for that ceremony for the edward kennedy library up there but we have been told from the white house that he is being regularly briefed on what is happening there, and on occasion has been weighing in with his own thoughts on some of the issues that are still outstanding. this is a white house waiting like everyone else. congress is out of session. we are also hearing from rumors of congress, some of them offering criticism for a deal they have not yet seen, that has not been reached. others encouraging the administration -- do not push so hard for a deal right now. be prepared to extend talks if necessary, rather than sign a bad deal now. mark: do we have any idea how president obama is being briefed on the situation? is he getting involved in talks? peter: he is getting involved. word from the white house is, he is getting regular updates from his staff on what is happening in lausanne. on occasion, he has been asked to offer his input on certain decisions. we know there are some outstanding issues. indirect can walk through them. there has be

. >>> president barack obama was in boston today with the vp and members of the kennedy family to dedicate the edward m. kennedy institute which includes a full size replica of the senate chamber where kennedy served for 47 years. the late senator visited the facility before he was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2008. he died the following year. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> i thought it was not so bad today, especially considering how cold it was over the weekend. >> it was great. 66 was nice, above average. >> tracking some showers now. >> some pretty big winds gusting over 30 miles per hour tomorrow. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still a very nice evening, looking at temperatures downtown still low 60s, most of the burbs in the 50s. i've pointed this out all evening, relative humidity 22%. it's very dry, very windy. there's a fire weather watch to the south of town, prince william county south and charles county south through tomorrow. some of the showers may not get to those areas that are so dry. tonight breezy,

." >> these words were spoken by edward kennedy eulogizing robert kennedy at his death. >> reporter: no matter where the words came from. >> there is a verse from the bible that has given me confidence especially in the hast few days. peacemakers should be called the children of god. >> reporter: officer brennan rabain is among an elite class of those who have made the ul sacrifice in the line of duty. it's something these officers want his young daughter to understand. when she grows up and looks around for daddy. >> it's our job to let her know what a great man her father was and how proud we were of him and the sacrifice he made and how proud he was of her. we will make sure she knows that. >> reporter: and today his parents were promised while they've lost a son they have gained a new family. >> the men and women that you see in blue they're your sons now, they're your daughters now wb your family just got a whole lot bigger. >> reporter: officer rabain lost control of his vehicle trying to chase down a speeding driver. that driver is still out there. prince george's county polic

al: edward kennedy. representative frank: an extraordinary force. opposed him when i first ran because i wanted a senator that needed a president, and he was a president's brother. no one has done more in american history to make this a fairer society. he is the role model for how you combine zealous advocacy with pragmatism. al: tip o'neill. representative frank: much smarter than people realize. when he died, people that the eulogy that he never forgot where he came from. it's easy not to forget when you came from. it is hard when you are so deeply rooted in a situation to think about where we should go. he was the best of the old school, who benefited from it, but was able to do new things and adapt. he was a very important transitional figure because he could go backwards and forwards. al: newt gingrich. representative frank: one of the most instructive forces in american politics. gingrich, who never had a great set of policy ideas, came to power by explicitly saying we cannot win, we republicans, if we do not demonize the democrats. he wrote t

. >>> president obama led a delegation of political leaders at today's dedication of the edward kennedy institute in boston. the president spoke of kennedy as a friend of enormous influence on both sides of the aisle. >> we knew ted as somebody who bridged the partisan divide over and over and over again with genuine effort and affection in an era when bipartisanship has become so very rare. >> the institute opens tomorrow and its centerpiece is a full size replica of the senate chamber where kennedy served for 47 years. visitors can play senators in training. they'll get to pick the state and party they represent and vote on legislation. 1,400 students have already signed up for the tour. operators anticipate that more than 130,000 guests will come through this each year. >>> president obama is planning a trip to kenya in july. the white house says mr. obama will attend the 2015 global entrepreneurship summit. press secretary josh earnest says the purpose is to accelerate the economic growth, strengthen democratic institutions and improve security in africa. the president's father was

. >>> today, the $79 million edward kennedy institute in boston opens to the public.ation's top leaders gathered monday for the dedication ceremony and the honor the senator who served the country for nearly half a century. president obama spoke of ted kennedy as a friend and influential lawmaker. >> bridge the partisan divide over and over again with genuine effort and affection. >> i miss my friend. i miss him a lot. i knew i would when i said six years ago, the senate wouldn't be the same without him. >> the institute center piece is a full size replica on the senate chamber where kennedy served for 47 years. there's also a replica of his office. the institute is a way to inspire new generations of leaders. 1400 students have already signed up for tours. >>> it is 6:29. we're following breaking news as we continue our coverage of this story. a man hunt underway right now for this man. take a look at your screen. police say wossen assaye -- thank you for joining us. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm nick giovanni. first, we want to bring in larry miller. how about the no

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kennedy. it's called the edward m. kennedy institute of the united states senate. the center's goal is to promote an interest in government and encourage people to take part in politics and inspire a new generation of leaders. >>> after three days of searching, the bodice of two missing men were pulled from the rebel of the new york city building. authorities believe the men were inside a ground floor restaurant at the time of the explosion last week. one man worked there and the other man was on a date at the restaurant. 22 others were injured in thursday's explosion. investigators believe the explosion was caused by an improperly tapped gas line. >>> well, this morning the red cross is helping seven people who were forced out of their homes after fire tore through an apartment complex. the investigators are still looking for the cause of the fire along east ashmead street in east germantown yesterday. one man had smoke inhalation but is expected to be okay. >>> in north philadelphia a popular bakery had serious damage after a fire there. officials say the fire st

was supposed to attend events today and tomorrow in boston honoring his late senate colleague, edward kennedy> now to new information into that spring break shooting spree in panama city. an alabama man is now facing attempted murder charges after police say he opened fire injuring seven people. three of those victims are in critical condition. according to authorities, several of the injured are students at alabama a&m university. they were on spring break at the time. police have arrested 22-year-old david daniels in connection with the shooting spree. investigators have not yet released a motive in the case. >>> now to another spring break tragedy, this one in texas. on thursday police found the body of a college student on south padre island. jordan britain's family had reported him missing. officers say they found drugs in his banded vehicle. now they're waiting on autopsy results for an exact cause of death. investigators say they have no reason to believe that this was a homicide, but they have not ruled out foul play. >>> a colorado coffee shop is trying to make a difference in the li

and to live at 10:00 a.m., president obama, and others at the edward kennedy institute. later a symposium on global efforts to fight terrorism. >> tonight on the communicators, more from the consumer electronic show as we look at new technology products. >> if there is something you want to capture, take it off your wrist and and will be very simple to take off your rest and it will expand and be as easy as gesturing. it is completely autonomous, no remote required. it is smart enough to know the direction it you tossed it. if it is gentle, it will stay close, or it will go farther away. it will compose a photo, take a photo. >> the communicators. tonight, on c-span two. >> this morning, deputy managing editor of foreign policy has the latest on the iran-nuclear negotiation. then talking about u.s. military in the middle east and the troop withdrawal from afghanistan. and later, a professor from the georgetown institute for health and families discusses the health care insurance program for kids in low income families. as always, we will take your calls and you can join

early 1950's, when john kennedy was first elected, he was asked to head up a group of senators, and daniel webster was selected. announcer: the dedication ceremony for the edward m kennedy institute with president obama and vice president biden tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. on wednesday, a senate committee examines the current research and treatment for alzheimer's disease.

kennedy library next door is a symbol of our american idealism. the edward m. dy institute for the united states senate as a living example of the hard, frustrating, never-ending but critical work required to make that idealism real. what more fitting tribute, what better testament to the life of ted kennedy than this place that he left for a new generation of americans. a monument not to himself but to what we, the people, have the power to do together. any of us who have had the privilege to serve in the senate know that it's impossible not to share ted's awe for the history swirling around you. an awe instilled in him by his brother, jack. ted waited more than a year to deliver his first speech on the senate floor. that's no longer the custom. it's good to see trent and tom daschle here because they remember what customs were like back then. and ted gave his speech only because he felt there was a topic, the civil rights act, that demanded it. nevertheless, he spoke with humility, aware, as he put it, that a freshman senator should be seen, not heard, should

my favorite part of the broadcast this morning is we will preview the new edward kennedy institute them that opens up tomorrow in boston. it is absolutely incredible. you know how the presidential libraries all have a reproduction of the oval office as it looked when that particular president was in office. what they have done the at the kennedy institute is reproduce life size the the u.s. senate chamber in the u.s. capitol and it is all there. one hundred desks where the senators set, the visitors gallery up above. they are planning events where you can actually hold debates there, and do seminars. i predict it will be one favorite destinations of people who like history and we will preview it this morning. and, talk to four of the senator kennedy's oldest and favorite collogues who served with him. so hopefully you will join us for that. >> bob, we will. we will certainly be watching. >>> still to come this morning we are in the middle of a spring chill how long these cold temperatures will stick around. >>> plus a surprise public appearance by angelina a jolie first since her stunn

boston welcomed national leaders of both parties today to dedicate the edward kennedy institute for thed states senate. the center includes a full-scale replica of the senate chamber. kennedy died in 2009 after serving in that body for 47 years. some 1,800 family, friends and others attended today, led by president obama. >> what better testament to the life of ted kennedy than this place, to be left to a new generation of americans. a monument not to himself, but to what we, the people, have the power to do together. >> woodruff: the new institute stands next to the presidential library of the senator's brother, john f. kennedy. and, "comedy central" has chosen the new host of "the daily show." 31-year-old south african trevor noah will succeed jon stewart who's hosted the satirical news show for 16 years. stewart announced last month he's leaving. it's not yet clear when noah will take over. still to come on the newshour: down to the wire for an iran nuclear weapons deal. the highly anticipated results from nigeria's elections. the week ahead in politics with susan page and margaret t

one target is glioblastoma, the type of brain cancer that killed senator edward kennedy. dr. marcela maus led the research using mice. >> here's a mouse that's been treated with the t cells that we're using to target glioblastoma, and we see that most of the tumor is gone. so that makes us feel comfortable thinking that this kind of t cell would actually potentially be effective for brain cancers. >> reporter: and the results have been consistent? >> yes. >> reporter: so, recently three brain cancer patients were treated with the re-engineered t-cells. are their tumors shrinking? >> it's the critical question in all of this, were, there's so much scientific appeal, there's a lot of pre-clinical data, there's the clinical history with the lymphoma patients, but will it work in the brain? its too early to tell. unknowns include whether the modified t-cells can penetrate a barrier around the brain to get to the tumor, and whether patients can withstand the side effects. >> we've been concerned from the beginning that the release of these compounds called cytokines from the t cel

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. >>> and president obama is in boston for the opening of the edward m. kennedy institute.early senators including john mccain, democrat elizabeth warren along with the vice president are also on hand. >>> wisconsin's scott walker is reconfirming his stance on immigration. there are questions on whether he has changed his position on the issue, but the presidential kind said that he is opposed to any path for undocumented immigrants. >> they need to ultimately go back to the country of origin and get in line just as anyone else did. i think in terms of things beyond that, that's where we have got to tackle these other issues first and have a president willing to work with the congress. >> these comments come just 24 hours after walker visited the mexican border in texas where republican governor greg abbott introduced walker as someone quote, who governs like a president. >>> former high profile executive could be throw herring hat into the presidential race. former hulett packer said that she's likely to run as a republican. she ran for the senate seat in california in 201