it was purba who translated the news for garrett.eam's base camp facilities, he told him, had been wiped out. and eve, the woman he was in love with, was badly injured. so when you tell garret that eve is very sick, what does he tell you? >> he told me, "where is eve right now? who is taking care?" i told him that russell's doctor is there, they are taking care of eve. >> reporter: so a doctor from another group is taking care of her. and was he nervous? was he upset? >> yeah, he's like upset. >> reporter: garrett had enormous responsibilities keeping him focused. some of his climbers were just starting to arrive at camp 2. he gathered them together. he called a meeting. >> garret comes in and he's like, "got some really bad news. that was an earthquake today and base camp has been completely destroyed and eve is critically injured." so all these emotions are going through my head. but in my mind, i'm like, "she's okay. she'll be fine, she'll be fine." you know? i went over to garret. i hugged him. i'm sorry to hear about eve. everyt

turn to laster. >> garrett, man, he's definitely not the norm. >> garrett was born in the 1990s, of'60s child. he was, as i call him, the original teenage hippie. reporter: a guy months back, be the paint branch high school grad found himself drawn west ward and moved to california to live with friends.m people is free spirit. does that sound about right? >> scott on definition of him, to be honest. >> reporter: but family pulled back east. >> he really loved california, but he loved his family. reporter: a pugh weeks after returning to maryland, a killer's bullet found him in a silver spark on thursday afternoon. at tonight's vigil, some speakers hope the shear it would break thrill to young people numb to violence. >> it needs to stop, every time there's a problem to go pull a gun. that needs to stop. reporter: but mcclees' mother offeregoal. >> we need to find white did this to garrett. >> reporter: and -- find out who did this to garrett. reporter: and crime stoppers offering adam 10,000 agree washed for any information in this case. >>> and garrett said the family hopes to anno

it was purba who translated the news for garrett. the team's base camp facilities, he told him, had been wiped out. and eve, the woman he was in love with, was badly injured. so when you tell garret that eve is very sick, what does he tell you? >> he ld me, "where is eve right now? who is taking care?" i told him that russell's doctor is there, they are taking care of eve. >> reporter: so a doctor from another group is taking care of her. and was he nervous? was he upset? >> yeah, he's like upset. >> reporter: garrett had enormous responsibilities keeping him focused. some of his climbers were just starting to arrive at camp. he gathered them together. he called a meeting. >> garret comes in and he's like, "got some really bad news. that was an earthquake today and destroyed and eve is critically injured." so all these emotions are going through my head. but in my mind, i'm likeke"she's okok. she'll be fine, she'll b bfine." you know? i went over to garret. i hugged him. i'm sorry to hear about eve. everything's gonna be okay. >> rep

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>> after today coach jason garrett said they will evaluate the quarterback position and the bye week very good opportunity to do that. it could be matt cassel when the cowboys take on the giants in two weeks. in one week from tonight the patriots and colts get together again. which quarterback will we see for the colts? matthew hasselbeck at age 40 has looked great in place after andrew luck. i think the colts will keep patriots guessing as long as they as the week unfolds. >> bob: considering the developments of the past several months, patriots and colts is a game a lot of people will be looking forward to. tonight the giants come back right at thend and win over the 49ers. 37-40. al and cris wrap things up after this. ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. they speak louder. we like that. not just because we're doers. because we're changing. big things. small things spur of the moment things. cha

garrett hague, wusa9. >> thank you so much garrett. >>> and virginia task force one is one of the mostld. they've deployed to haiti, japan, and last april's devastating earthquake in nepal. >>> well, a wet and dreary weekend for us. nothing like what they're going through in south carolina but right over to chief meteorologist topper shutt. hey topper. >> put this in perspective deb. an incredible night of rain. this is the last 48 hours and almost the entire state of south carolina has been hammered from 10 to 15 inches of rain. and that is just -- unbelievable. now they're still getting some more rain tonight. the flow continues. remember that nor'easter we talked about on friday and thursday? it was parked off the south carolina coast. it's still there. so they have one more day of moderate to heavy rain and then by tuesday afternoon, i think they will finally clear out. but let's put it in perspective. 16 inches in charleston, south carolina. this month. 6.71 inches in columbia, south carolina today. we only average 39 inches here in the metro area for the entire year. so charlesto

garrett tenney is live in myrtle beach. garrett? >> yeah, greta. just this past hour we learned that mandatory evacuations has been ordered j rsz about an hour and a half west of here in florence county. that's due to rising river problems. stick around for at least the next week as all of this rain works its way down through the state. here in the neighborhood though, all this water you see it came in a matter of hours on sunday earlier today it was up to my waste. neighborhood earlier today we saw some people using canoes and kayaks to come to their homes and check out the damage. that damage level, it varies. you will have a few feed in some homes. a flooding to couple inches in others some have none at all. it's a dramatic experience for everyone here across the state. one woman up the street she came here to retire. but after this, she says as soon as this water goes down, she is going to clean up and then she is moving. greta? >> garrett, thank you. it sure looks awful though thank you, garrett. mandatory evacuations as garrett just noted und

and the cowboys head coach jason garrett is not too happy with the comments greg hardy made this week about wanting to see tom brady' s wife and her sister at the game garrett and hardy had a little conversation about it. finally jason garrett, the head coach, response. >> that' s not how we want to operate as an organization and the players and coaches understand that. we want to distinguish ourselves by what we do, not what we say. i think greg understand that now and that' s how we will pursue it and forward. singing the praises of gronkowski not only for his plays, but his smart as well. >> got to be supersmart to play . and actually, if i had to come in and learn what i know now my rookie year, i would not have been able to do it. just trying to play more and more in the last six years, you expand your knowledge of the game, of the offense. >> 4:25 p.m. kickoff on sunday afternoon. we are dropping the puck a little after 7:00 tonight. a jampacked show coming your way at 11:00. ed: we should point out that every time, just by timing when they rehearsed in the garden for the openin

garrett was always so, so sweet. the lady behind that had a different life. >> then our janet jackson exclusive and tom brady on his wife gisele and his home life off the field.*l >> that's next. >>> janet jackson gives fans a surprise of their lives. >> janet, we love you. >> they thought they were getting a look inside janet's my music vi museum until this statue of her suddenly moved. >> when i saw her, i said, oh, my god. that's her. >> janet'salbum "unbreakable" billboard's 200. >> it's a beautiful picture. >> concert goers who buy "unbreakable" will get into the concert early, access to janet's my music vip website and a tour of the museum. >> we love you. >> bye! >> well, the next chance to see janet in concert will be this friday at the forum in inglewood, california. r@w(w >>> here is a man who packs the stadium every su the hottest quarterback in the nfl, tom brady. recently there were rumors flying around that he was splitting from his supermodel wife gisele. but their romance is as hot as ever. >> there's

garrett was the one that had a very infectious smile. he had eyes that were just glistening and gleaming. he had a young daughter. he had a beautiful young daughter and he had a great support system. >> and back out here, you can see again that they've gathered for this vigil here on the basketball court. there are so many questions involving this case. the family has no idea what happened here and why it happened. they are urging anyone who may know anything about this case to provide that information for montgomery county police that will certainly help this family as they're healing through this tragic loss. erica, back to you. darcy spencer, thank you very much. >> a reminder that you check the make and model of the uber car you're about to get into. d.c. police say there was a sex assault on mccomb street. a woman thought she was entering into an uber car and somebody else's car. the man in the vehicle pulled out a knife and sexually assaulted the woman. she was able to escape, but that suspect is still on the loose. >> someone defa

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is he conway south carolina, garrett? >> yeah, greta.will be at least a couple of months before this water goes away completely it's hard to imagine 24 hours ago this roadway was completely dry. but the river -- this the evening the officials said anyone who hasn't evacuated they recommended do so now before the waters rise even more. we went around this neighborhood earlier this afternoon in some boats because that's really the best way to get around nowadays. and people we have seen a lot of them leaving. they have been heeding those warnings. you will see a lot of homes. they are built on stilts. that's because they are used to flooding here in this neighborhood. this isn't your typical type of flooding. this is near record floods that we are seeing. the department of natural resources, they have been out going nonstop all day. working to reach everyone here in this neighborhood. check on them as well as to help anyone who hasn't got out already and wants to to be able to leave. where we are. this has been a loading dock area througho

garrett?ah, it was a long day and a lot of questions on what caused the attacks and why there was not security on the ground and how much the state department was listening to the ambassador there. following the tacks the obama administration went on all of the sunday talk shows and blamed a video for inspiring the events. within 24 hours of the attack clinton was e-mailing egypt's prime minister and saying that the attacks had had nothing to do with the film. >> what happened this week was a result -- a direct result of a video. >> if there's no evidence for a protest, then where did the false narrative start? it started with you madam secretary. >> she was is grilled on chris stephens request for additional security and the requests were denied by the state of department officials. >> it was a risky undertaking and one that chris volunteered for. >> the situation had worsened to the point that stevens is considering departing from benghazi. this is within five days of him going in. were you

runner on the ground unconscious and it seemed he wasn't getting medical attention"so and helped garrett.. "it was about 15 meters from the left...i knew i couldn't help him finish so i just gave him a push and told him you can do it..."zach said garret hinson's gratitude she said i was her hero"while calls it illegal and disqualified both runners... " i didn't want anyone to see me break down because i couldn't take it, all that work for nothing"in a statement from bud legg with the ihsaa he said, quote: an athlete who receives or gives assistance to another runner in the same race is disqualified. while it was a sportsmanlike act to help someone in distress it remained a violation and the official had no choice but to enforce the rule. "if i could do it all again i wouldn't change a thing because i did what i thought was right"despite the courageous act costing individual glory both zach and his coach hope it can teach a lifelong lesson to others. "if you show good sportsmanship, if you are there because you love what you are doing and having fun, i think that's what it's all about, "

. >> garrett ballard. >> reporter: garrett ballard, ethan's bestst friend ncgrade school, and starr teague, a former and brief love interest, were two of the teens in ethan's red truck that night. these are never before seen deposition tapes from a civil lawsuit resulting from the crash. starr says ethan, garrett and another boy started drinking around 6:00 p.m. the night of the crash. >> all three of them did a shot of vanilla -- i don't, i don't know what it was. >> so they start drinking, tang some shots, and then they decide to go pick up some friends. on the way back they decide we want to get some beer. so there's already alcohol at the house and ethan clrly has money, but they decide it would be more fun to steal the beer. >> at the walmart, i went in. grabbed the beer. >> reporter: this is surveillance video from that walmart. sure enough, there's garrett ballard and four other teenage boys. >> and then we walked out the fire exit. >> ethan stayed with the vehicle. and when the other five stole ran out the exit door. >> reporter: the teens head back to ethan's empty house, and the

major garrett has that. >>> confronted with three polls showing him trailing ben carson in iowa, donald trump went on the attack. >> by the way, carson is lower energy than bush. i don't get it. i saw him being interviewed. he is lower energy than bush. >> reporter: that was today in new hampshire. this was friday in florida. >> trdonald trump has fallen to second place behind ben carson. we informed ben, but he was sleeping. >> reporter: carson a retired neurosurgeon offered a less cutting response. >> i would look to see him stand up for 18 hours and operate on somebody. >> reporter: trump's reaction to losing ground in iowa. disbelief. >> i don't believe the polls. i see the response from the people from iowa. >> reporter: trump offered a glimpse into what he considers hardships of his early real estate career. >> it ha not been easy for me. i started off in brooklyn the my father gave me a small loan of $1 million. i came into manhattan. i had to pay him back and pay him back with interest. >> reporter: trump entered the real estate market in 1971, $1 million adjusted for inflation

garrett haake has been following this. garrett has new developments now. >> reporter: police sources tell me that within the last three hours, the three officers were add to hand over their badges and guns while investigators do their work, all stemming from this arrest yesterday caught on cell phone camera. by the time police arrived in the 5100 block of cloud place northeast on tuesday evening, herbert jones had already removed his socks and shoes and pummeled a parked car hard enough to leave dents. >> get down, right now. get on the ground. >> reporter: officers ordered jones to the ground but he refused. instead, he snapped off the car's an tina and lark out with it. the officers fought back with batons and then fists as one officer tackled the suspect. a police union official who reviewed the video said that the officers appeared to be act appropriate him >> looked to me like the officers were facing imminent threat and they took action to subdue that threat. the actions that they took appeared to be within policy. >

major garrett has that. >>> confronted with three polls showing him trailing ben carson in iowa, donald trump went on the attack. >> by the way, carson is lower i don't get it. i saw him being interviewed. he is lower energy than bush. new hampshire. >> donald trump has fallen to second place behind ben carson. sleeping. >> reporter: carson a retired neurosurgeon offered a less cutting response. >> i would look to see him stand up for 18 hours and operate on somebody. disbelief. >> i don't believe the polls. people from iowa. glimpse into what he considers estate career. >> it ha not been easy for me. i started off in brooklyn the my father gave me a small loan of $1 million. i came into manhattan. i had to pay him back and pay him back with interest. >> reporter: trump entered the real estate market in 1971, $1 million adjusted for inflation would equal $5.8 million today. trump tried to take credit for a ford motor company decision to shift some jobs to ohio from a plant in mexico. >> mexico took aford plant. i have been very tough on the ford. you heard me talking about ford. i heard

let's go first to garrett tenny who's where they've seen some of the worst flooding. garrett. >> reporter: harris, governor nikki haley said her state hasn't seen this much rain in 1,000 years. right now safety is the number one priority. they're asking folks to stay at home and keep off the roads if they can. this is why. right now we're in the middle of a neighborhood. these are streets that cars would normally be driving down. today though, people are getting around on these kayaks. we've seen them going up and down the streets from the neighborhoods here and all across the state it's not just the roadways being flooded that officials are worried about, it's also the safety of the roads themselves. officials say that the streets are so saturated that they're simply 234not safe to drive on. the video in columbia with the roads and the rain and the waters. a lot of roadways being completely washed away entirely with massive floods going through that area. you can see in these pictures as well, the roadways, both the ground on the sides and underneath being swept away

garrett tenney, thanks so much, garrett. eric? >> right now we're waiting for the next advisory from the national hurricane center to get an update on the storm track that's going to come in about an hour from now. let's go to senior meteorologist janice dean in the weather center. we just heard garrett say more rain is on the way and you look at those pictures. the massive flooding. it's something these people are up against, janice. >> this storm has been incredible. close to a category 5. 157 miles per hour makes it a cat 5. we're at 150 right now. just an hour or so ago it was up to 155. so incredible storm. i'm sure has done so much damage to the bahamas. of course hearts and prayers to those living in the area that saw the wrath of this gigantic storm. moving northeast right now, it's starting to pick up speed. bermuda needs to pay close attention to the storm over the next 24 hours. category 4 right now. very warm waters here. but as it continues to move northeastward it's going to encounter cooler waters and some wind shea

major garrett has that. >>> confronted with three polls showing him trtrling ben carson in iowa, donald trump went on the attack. >> by the way, carson is lower i don't get it. i saw him being interviewed. he is lolor energy than bush.. >> reporter: that was today in new hampshire. this was friday in florida. >> donald trump has fallen to second place behind ben carson. we informed ben, but he was sleeping. >>>>eporter: carson a retired neurosurgege offered a less cutting response. >> i would look to see him stand up for 18 hours and operate on somebody. >> reporter: trump's reaction to losing ground in iowa. disbelief. >> i don't believe the polls. i see the response from the people from iowa. >> reporter: trump offered a glimpse into what he considers hardships of his early real estate career. >> it ha not been easy for me. i started off in brooklyn the my father gave me a small loan of $1 million. i came into manhattan. i had to pay him b bk and pay him back with interest. >> reporter: trump entered the real estate market in 1971, $1 million adjusted for inflation would equal $5.8 mi

garrett haake is live where this arrest took place. what have you learned about what led up to the arrest? >> reporter: we know most of the story. no police were called at this intersection at 5:15. they had a call for man down on the street acting eratically. that's what they found when they got here. the man attacked them with a car antenna he had ripped off of a car. the video shows the officers trying to talk him down. and then when he attacked, they used their baton striking him to the legs and ultimately tackled him. here is what i call the tale of two tapes. the version of this video goes from the takedown to another officer on top of the man kneeing him in the head as he refused to submit. but in the video released by mpd, the unedited or less edited voargs shows several additional minutes of struggle before more and more officers arriving on scene and trying to subdue this man who is trying to struggle. police tells wusa 9 that during the struggle, the man bit one officer in the knee. and that's what necessitated that knee to

garrett: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. garrett: at this time, mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. garrett: thank you. yes, thank you, mr. speaker. i want to again commend the sponsor of this bill, mr. mchenry of north carolina, who just joined us, for all of his work on this bill and the earlier bills as well. for his continued work on . pital formation issues see, mr. speaker, there's no doubt that the jobs act of 2012 has been a tremendous -- has been a huge success for the american public and the public marketplace. the number of companies that has gone public has risen dramatically ever since, ever since the barriers to capital formation that existed for several years had been lifted, if you will, helping to make our capital marke

garrett was so perfect. that is not charlotte ray. sometimes people think that the actress is really the character. that is not true. mrs. garrett was perfect and lovely and calm and never screamed at the children. never lost her temper. rosanna: and you? >> i'm a human being. greg: and a lot more interesting. she started with mr. drummond and arnold and willis on different strokes. you were the live-in housekeeper? >> that is right. greg: greg: it is unclear why he let you go. network and he wanted to spin me off. charlotte ray was on car 54. greg: do you remember what season? season one and two were filmed in this building. welcome home. in the show, what was the story, how'd you get to the facts of life? >> i don't want to get into it. i want to tell you about the other stuff that i have done in my life. greg: fair enough. >> i found out that my husband after 25 years game out and told me he was gay. that was a tough one. rosanna: that had to be unusual. how long ago was that? >> a long time ago. rosanna: 25 years ago had to be dev

heather. >> garrett, thank you. we'll see what happens. >>> in the meantime, it is time to take a look at who is talking. fox news contributor karl rove bringing back his whiteboard. you've seen that before. and he's weighing in on who will be the next person to drop out of the presidential race. >> i'd break the field into two groups. there are candidates who got into this race to make a point. i'd say graham, gilmore and santorum. i think all of them we'll find are in a place where they're out of cash, out of gas and going nowhere. then we have the ones who want to be president who are down there below 5%. while it's still early, my sense is of those christie, kasich, paul, my suspicion is they're going to be able to hang on for some period of time and may be players still by the time we get around to voting. but my sense is jindal and pataki, unless they show some big umph in the next couple of weeks -- >> there's only one umph -- >> a previously unknown e-mail address is discovered just one day before the top hi

abc news consultant and former fbi agent brad garrett says this doesn't appear to be a sophisticated news consultant no this actually looks like somebody that does an impersonation case brennan did not use government business. the cia says the incident is under investigation by the authorities. garrett it's a great example of the vulnerability of virirally evevyone, you can ve a big name witha big title and he can still be hacked like the guy next door. it appears no classified information was gained. the twitter account posting the leaks was suspended but the hackers could easily find another way to release more information online. kenneth moton, abc news washington . " jenna: ahmed mohamed was in washington today, he's the texas teenager who was arrested after his teacher mostook a homemade digital clock for a bomb last nighthtahmed met withth astronauts and scientiststst the white house. he also got a chance to speak president obama . ahmed says he's ok with the nickne that so many have given him over the past few weeks - "clock kid." he also had the chance to visit google and fac

presidential race, republican donald trump is feeling the heat from his closest rival, and major garrett has that. >> reporter: confronted with three polls showing him trailing ben carson in iowa, donald trump went on the attack. >> by the way, carson is lower energy than bush. i don't get it. i saw him being interviewed. he's lower energy than bush. >> reporter: that was today in new hampshire. this was friday in florida. >> donald trump has fallen to second place behind ben carson. we informed ben but he was sleeping. >> reporter: carson a retired neurosurgeon offered a less cutting response. >> i would like to see him stand up for 18 hours and operate on somebody, keep their concentration. >> trump's other reaction to losing ground in iowa, disbelief. >> i don't believe those polls, actually, because i see the response of people offered a glimpse to what he his early real estate career. >> it has not been easy for me. i started off in brooklyn. my father gave me a small loan of a million dollars. i came into manhattan, i had to pay him back and i had to pay him back with interest. >>

. >> garrett is live in conway near the south carolina coast. garrett. >> reporter: john, we learned from governor nicki haley there are 15 confirmed fatalities in the storm in south carolina. she said things are improving in the midland part of the state, here on the coast is about to get worse. here in conway, is one of the areas that officials are keeping a close eye on. this is part of the downtown part of the city that is part of the wak amao river. it is five feet above flood stage and expected to rise overnight a couple more inches. most of the homes are on stilts and raised. and most part, they will be but garages and cars, and anything on the ground. they are pretty much flooded. county officials are asking folks to evacuate before the water get higher. it is difficult for officials to reach them. and the department is evacuating a lot of folks, others who have livered on the river for years and they are going to be riding it through. and the river is expected to rise and it is going to be staying at high levels for at least a couple of

garrett makes the tackle. >> gary: i think alabama can just take a knee. i don't think kevin sumlin will take another timeout. just get this football game over. lane kiffin is staring across the field to see whether they want to run a play. >> verne: 1st and 10 with 93 seconds. >> gary: no timeouts called. knee and get out of this game. if it was the physical power -- ha is it not look like a knee to me, does it? >> verne: henry with his 32nd carry. my gracious! >> gary: he's had a great game. he will have a great stats in this football game. and alabama will rush for over 250 yards against this a&m defense. john chavis might have brought a lot of ideas, but you still have to win the one-on-one battlesings. i said it before. there is no strategy for one-on-one blocking. >> verne: 2nd down and 1. there is the knee. crimson tide 1 blemish on their record. they lost at home to ole-miss. the handshake with kevin sumlin. nick saban. the final 15 seconds run off the clock. >> gary: jay rice. he may not be the prettiest quarterback, but he is one of the toughest

>> garrett tenney live for us. thank you, garrett. washington is kept in scramble mode. put ten is depending on president obama's fears as he hits our allies. >> he knows the president will do nothing but verbal condemnation. what he is counting on is the president's predictable fear of escalation and fear of confrontation. this is a game changer. it is significant, because what put tin put enis doing is chan the shift in terms of the balance of power. isis why he is there. will he attack isis targets in the northeast? likely? the reason he is there the focus of the effort is to sustain the assad regime in power. >> remember the threat post by russia. >> when you were asked what is the geopolitical threat facing america, you said russia. not al qaeda, russia. united states are asking for the foreign policy back. the cold war has been over for 20-years. >> seems romney was right all along. the president should have doubled russia years ago. >> the president has painted himself into a corner and would say now what would you do? when you p painted yourself in that kind of c

in myrtle beach, south carolina, i'm garrett garrett fox news. >>> the campaign trail passes through new york city. >> donald trump. isn't he the one that is like you're all losers. >> the presidential hopeful took it for herself during the appearance last night on saturday night live. >>> the major shift that they will be planning for those college could you describe. >>> and after a few thunderstorms, the beautiful sunday across the entire bay area. coming up the one direction that temperature wills be trending in the next few days. >>> governor brown has until wednesday to sign the veto. the legislation would allow them to prescribe the lethal doses of the painkillers opponents called it legalized power sides. >>> it was a busy weekend. she found it herself during the appearance on saturday night live last night. this as they would show donald trump lost his solid lead among republicans. we have more now from washington. >> donald trump is still on top both in iowa and new hampshire and that his lead is shrinking. he is still beating ben carson in iowa, but by five points. still i

garrett headache is in george mason university with a preview. >> reporter: the sanders campaign hopes to fill the arena with 1500 young support and share it online with thousands more. these are people he will need if he wants to beat clinton. students waited for hours in the rain for a chance to ask the vermont senator a question. sanders trails clinton by double digits. that leaves a paradox for the supporters. they will back him if he thinks he can win but he won't win unless young people support him. >> i support bernie sanders as a potential candidate. i'm not sure about his electable because it's lack of experience other than domestic issues. he doesn't have a lot of experience with foreign policy so i'm interest to seed if anybody will ask him about that. >> reporter: sanders campaign said he will increase the amount of contrast he show with clinton. tonight we'll see how much he's willing to take the gloves off. at george mason university, garrett haake, wusa 9. >> the house passed a bipartisan two-year budget and debt limit bill that will prevent a government shutdown in dece

major garrett for us tonight, thank you. >> pelley: vice president biden is letting us in on w he decided not to for the democratic nomination. in an interview for "60 minutes" he told nora o'donnell it all came down to the calender. >> look at it this way. i give my word as a biden. i think at the first caucus was april 1st, we probably would be running. because there's time. >> how often did the two of you talk aboututhis decicion? every nighgh >> well, some mornings we would say-- like i remember about a month ago we were on the porch at home. and i said, you know, maybe we should just-- i don't know if we are going to get ere in time. maybe we should just say we're not going. and jill said but what about the supreme court. >> what about education, what about community colleges. i felt like we were-- everything wead worked so hd for in this administraraon, you know, could all-- could just all change. >> did you make a list of pros and cons? >> no, huh-uh. wanted to run. wewenew t tt two years ago, i've known that since i joined the administration. but the other side was, and it wasn't