jill biden. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. thank you.t 30 years and i've spent much of my career on campuses just like this one. in fact, tomorrow i will be back in my classroom at a community college not too far from the white house. so i feel right at home here at hudson valley community college. people often ask me why i chose to teach at a community college and the answer is simple. it is because every day my students inspire me with their commitment and belief in education as their best hope for a brighter future for themselves and their families. i have seen firsthand the power of community colleges to change lives and serve as a gateway of opportunity for students at all stages in their lives and careers. i know educations gained on campuses just like this one will provide the knowledge that will power the american and global economy in the 21st century. president obama knows it, too. i have always said community colleges are america's best kept secret but this administration has recognized their value from day one. president obam

you see jill biden, the wife of the vice president, getting a hug from vicki kennedy, the widow of the late senator ted kennedy, who said it was his cause, health care reform. he didn't live to see it enacted by the united states congress, but he worked very hard over decades to try to get it passed. one thing the president will say tonight, is that so many presidents have tried to enact health care reform. he hopes he will be the last president that has to try. he's going to try his best to get it approved. there she is, michelle obama, the first lady of the united states, a very, very popular figure in washington as we all know. popular among democrats and republicans. campbell, as we get ready for those dramatic announcements of the members of the cabinet and eventually the president, let's listen to the speaker. >> madam speaker, the president's cabinet. [ applause ] >> there's the dean, the secretary of state, hillary clinton, the most senior cabinet position followed by the secretary of the treasury, timothy geithner, then the secretary of defense, robert gates, then the attorney

jill biden, the spouse of the vice president, in toe with him.erman show later today. >> i think i'm going to stay up and see what kind of condition i'm in tomorrow morning. did the president do himself any good by going on the shows? the room for opportunity similarly obvious. mike allen of politico and white house reporter ann cornbell. did the president do any favors and what does he have to do tonight to move the ball forward if he wants to maintain control? >> well, the critics in today's papers didn't think he did himself that much good. we've heard lindsey graham saying he was everywhere but the food channel and howie kurtis kurtz saying he was everybody but on "dancing with the stars." i think tonight he will try to be funny and personable but not serious politics. >> the median was the news. five days out of coverage out of the fact the president was talking. the white house says he was looking thoughtful, engaged, xet competent and what they were going for. >> insanity i am now bringing in george havlorson. president of kaiser per nen d

jill biden are joining forces calling on americans to support military service members, veterans and their families. the two are appearing in the first of a series of public service announcements that encourage volunteerism. >>> some good news this morning in the fight against h1n1, swine flu. scientists say it appears only one shot will be needed to protect most americans from the virus, not two as predicted earlier. and they say the vaccine becomes effective in protecting people from the swine flu within ten days. >>> the white house has announced that president obama will deliver a major speech on the u.s. financial crisis on monday on wall street. cnbc's melissa lee joins us from the new york stock exchange with more on this. melissa, and that's not the only thing that wall street is watching today. >> certainly, ann, it will be a somber day here as well as at the stock exchange just a couple blocks away from ground zero. investors will do their best to focus on the business at hand, and that is the state of the economy. t tim geithner testifying in front of congress saying that

i am jill biden and honored to be a community college professor. [applause] i have been an english teacher for nearly 30 years and i have spent much of my career on campuses just like this one. in fact, tomorrow i will be back in my classroom at a community college not too far from the white house. i feel right at home here at hudson valley community college. [applause] people often ask me why i chose to teach at a community college. the answer is simple. it is because every day my students inspire me with their commitment, struggles, and believe in education as the best hope for brighter future for themselves and their families. i have seen firsthand the power of community colleges to change lives and serve as a gateway to opportunity for students at all stages of their lives and careers. i know that the education gained on campuses just like this one will provide the knowledge that will power communities in the 21st entry. president obama knows it as well. i have always said that committee colleges are america's best kept secret. this administrat

jill biden. and the president will travel to the united nations in new york.e president will deliver remarks at the clinton global initiative. on thursday, following meetings at the u.n., the president will depart new york in route to pittsburgh, pa., to host the g- 20 summit. in the evening the president will host a working dinner with g-20 leaders. on friday, there are a number of sessions. there is a lunch with g-20 leaders followed by the press conference at the end of that afternoon. in the evening the president will return to the white house and spend next week and in washington, d.c. say again? >> on tuesday -- >> i don't have the times. my sense was it was in the afternoon, but i don't know if we have a final * for some of those things. i have not seen a draft yet. >> mrs. obama's speech today on health care, is that the kind of thing -- should we expect to see her pace ramp up just like the president's has been on health care? or was this a loan even? >> -- lone event. >> this is a topic she and the president care deeply but about an issue she has wor

jill biden, the president will travel to the united nations in new york, on tuesday he will deliver remarks at the clinton global initiative, on thursday, following meetings at the u. n, the president will depart new york and route to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, to host the g-20 summit. in the evening he will host a working dinner with she-20 leaders, and friday there are a number of sessions, a lunch with g-20 leaders followed by a press conference at the end of that afternoon. in the evening the president will return to the white house and spend next weekend in washington, d.c. >> on tuesday, where? >> i did not have the times. my sense was that was in the afternoon, but i do not know that we have final times for some of those things. >i have not seen the draft yet. >> mrs. obama's speech did on health care, should we expect to see her case ramp up like the president has been on health care, or is this more of alone event? >> this is something that was on a topic that she and the present cared deeply about, an issue that she has worked on before, and i think she is obviously a very popular

. >>> vice president joe biden and his wife jill will be in new york tomorrow to mark the eighth anniversary of the september 11th attacks. the bidens take part in the memorial service honoring victims. president obama will remain in washington and visit the memorial at the pentagon. >>> welcome dose gf news about the swine flu. australian researchers have found a single low dose of the vaccine may be enough to protect adults. the side effects, really no worse than those found with the seasonal flu vaccine. that study appears in the new england journal of medicine. u.s. researchers say they have similar findings which they plan to report tomorrow. >>> a bold new guarantee from general motors. anyone who buys one of the vehicles and isn't satisfied, come back for a full refund within 60 days. the promise is part of a major new marketing push. gp says the products have improved so much it can safely make that offer. >>> and the legal victory for jerry seinfeld's wife. a federal judge tossing out a cookbook author's claim that jessica seinfeld was a culinary copycat who stole the other woman's

vice president biden's wife, jill, will attend. she teaches at a washington, d.c. an appearance on david letter man's show. >> in washington state a mental institution escapee who has committed murder has been caught. phillip arnold paul slipped away from a group at the spokane county fair last wednesday. he planned his escape. he had extra clothes, a back pack and $50 with him. >> funeral plans are being finalized for yale graduate student annie le. she was found dead in a yale laboratory building last week. a co-worker, raymond clark, has been charged with her murder. he remains in custody. >> in cuba hundreds of thousands gathered for a free concert for some of latin music's biggest stars. but it sit a sour note with cube and americans who watched on tv. jeffrey kofman report with this controversial concert from havana. >> reporter: it's the biggest event cuba has seen since the pope was here in 199. by official count, 1.2 million people came to havana's revolution square to hear 14 of the biggest acts in latin music, braving sweltering humidity and 100 degree h

watched mayor michael bloomberg escorting in the vice president of the united states, joe biden and his wife jill, they are there for commemoration as well. want to take you out right now to cnn's jason carroll, who is standing by with more of our coverage in new york. jason, if you can hear me, i know you are at the site, overlooking some of the progress and some of the lack of progress that's going on and has gone on at the world trade center. but what are your thoughts this morning as far as the vigilance and our safety in this country since that day? >> reporter: well, you know, heidi, as we see some of these family members attending the ceremony, i remember what one of the family members told me several years ago. she told me, never again. and i think that's sort of like a foundation, as we look to security in this country, post-9/11. i spoke to tom ridge, who used to be head of the department of homeland security. we spoke to him about what the country has done to better secure our nation post-9/11. he said, one of the best things the country ever did under president bush was the developmen

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