jill biden: yeah. >> biden: like i-i... i'd get up in the morning some mornings and i'd say, "you know, jill, i think i..." because i have to admit to you, it was driving us crazy, is you guys. we love you. but, you know, serious press people would say, "well, we have on good authority from a very close friend of joe biden's that he's going to announce tomorrow." or, "we have on good authority that he's not going to run." or, "good... " and... that used to drive me crazy. and so part of it was i-i'd get up some mornings and say, "let's just end this thing, man. we don't have time to... i don't want to go... keep getting buffeted like this." and-and so some mornings we'd say, like i remember about a month ago we were on the porch at home and i said, "you know, when... maybe we should just... i don't know if we're going to get there in time. maybe we should just say we're not going." and jill said, "but what about the supreme court?" >> dr. jill biden: what about education? what about community colleges? i felt like we were...

he did the announcement in the white house rose garden, joined by his wife jill biden and president obama. vice president biden: that morning, please sit down. thank you for lending me the rose garden for a minute. as my family and i have worked process, i grieving have said all along what i have said time and again to others. that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get window on, closes the mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i have concluded it has closed. experience,previous that there is no timetable for this process. the process does not respect or much care about things like filing deadlines or debates and primaries and caucuses. i could doknow that -- i could not do this if the family was not ready. the good news is, the family has reached that point. as i said many times, my family hopeuffered a loss, and i there would come a time, and i have said this to other families, that sooner rather than later, when you think of your loved one, it brings a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eyes. that is where the bidens are t

he joined first lady michelle obama and jill biden for a tour -- and jill biden. it's a met with wounded military veterans in rehab programs. they also watched a sporting event similar to the invictus games, the international tournament for wounded service members he founded. tonight, the british ambassador is hosting the prince for an invictus games board meeting and reception. steve: it feels like october. kurtis: i lost my hat. 45 degrees. humidity at 51%. we told you it would be a windy one and it sure was. audubon, 40 miles per hour. most of the state, jefferson, also acted in the 30's. we will be around 42 at 7:00 p.m. already flurries in northern iowa. i think they will continue on and off. by 7:00 a.m., the wind chill at 26. actual temperature at 35 degrees. tomorrow we got from the 40's down into the 30's. normal. it already feels like the mid-20's in mason city. feels like 32 in ames, 37 in ottumwa. north of humboldt, maybe a few flurries. area of low pressure to the north up in minnesota. north of the city, some light snow. then, some snow showers from

jill biden. a live look at that event. diane cho is following the latest of this royal visit. she is live there. how is it? reporter: prince harry will be here at the base today visiting with when it service numbers along with the first lady and dr. jill biden. this is for the joining forces initiative but to help promote the invictus games. the games are going to be held in the u.s. next year. this is prince harry's second visit to the nation's capital. he is only here friday but also scheduled for a meeting with the president later the -- today. they will have a short wheelchair basketball game at the base, similar to what they will see at the games held in orlando in may of next year at the espn wide world of sports complex. dan cho, abc 7 news. jummy: a major grand opening event in the district today. the cotton square walmart its doorsr is opening and sam sweeney explains why this is such a great deal for the area. reporter: it's an exciting moment here it a brand-new 120,000 square foot walmart. it's just opened its doors here. this neighborhood is going through a major

jill biden, who is standing with him today. they have a lifelong commitment to service to our country, and i know they will continue to serve empty ways that feel right for them and their family. >> and coming up at 6:00, i'll have much more on chelsea clinton's book tour and her message to inspire young people. that's the latest live in cambridge, i'm byron barnett, 7news. >>> all right, morning showers giving way to a warm fall afternoon. overall, a pretty cloudy day. but will these warm temperatures last? that is the question. chief meteorologist pete bouchard is here with the answer. >> our temperatures did cool off a little witness in afternoon. we continue to see them fall now, and we'll see them crumble as we go through the rest of the evening. providence down 3 degrees since the last hour. 59 in nashua. 56 in beverly. 55 in boston. the east wind is taking over. so as you might expect, it's going to be a cloudy night, and it will be much cooler, too. alt i don't see it dropping off a cliff here back in the low 40s. we sh

jill biden. painful for the biden family. he so wanted to do -- when i was sitting at the dinner last night watching him speak and carter and mondale on stage, and i looked to a legend senator and said, he's going through a withdrawal process, isn't he? so the indications were even though he was taking shots at hillary clinton and he did so again three times in this speech today, talking about how he would work with republicans. we have to work with republicans. they are not our enemies. seizing on what she now says was a joking reference to republicans being her enemy, one of the enemies at the democratic debate last week. and so, again, even though he was taking shots at her and kind of saying i'm closer to the president than the secretary of state is, i'm the one in the oval office. it did seem like it was a last hurrah last night before today's announcement, making it final. and there are people, passionate people, i'm here with brian schaitberger. he's the labor leader strongest urging him to run and talking to him for t

jill biden. although the vice president has been looking like he was headed toward a campaign by participating in events, he has also been publicly been mourning his son beau biden, who died in may at age 46. "beau is our inspiration......i will not be a candidate.. i will not be silent." biden talked about how he will speak up during this campaign by being a voice for the middle class. his speech minutes. he didn't take any questions. republicans running for the white house are in the state today. presidential candidates chris christie and donald trump are in iowa. christie is in newton for a town hall meeting at the raceway cafe. and trump will hold one of his signature "make america great again" rallies in burlington tonight at 6 at memorial auditorium. house speaker john boehner scheduled an election for republicans to pick his successor. the date is october 28th...a week from today. the vote on the house floor will take place the following day. boehner expressed support for wisconsin represen

jill biden.e vice president explain. >> as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i've said all along what i've said time and again to others, that it may very well be

was joined by his wife jill biden and president obama. vice president biden: good morning, please sit down. mr. president, thank you for lending me the rose garden for a minute. as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i have said all along what i have said time and again to others. that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i have concluded it has closed. i know from previous experience, that there is no timetable for this process. the process does not respect or much care about things like filing deadlines or debates and primaries and caucuses. but i also know that i could do this, -- i could not do this if the family was not ready. the good news is, the family has reached that point. as i said many times, my family has suffered a loss, and i hope there would come a time, and i have said this to other families, that sooner rather than later, when you think of your loved one, it brings a smile to your

jill biden on the other, biden says he will not run for president because the window for a viable campaign had closed. we have vernon odom in center city philadelphia and sara bloomquist in wilmington let tart with you. >> reporter: people in biden's home state and across the country were waiting and wondering what the vice president would finally decide to do. speculation reaching a fever pitch in recent day, and then mid-day today biden confirmed he would not run. >> he confirmed that his family worked through the grieving process after the death of his son but now it's too late to one for president. >> beau is our inspiration, unfortunately i believe we are out of time the time to launch a winning campaign for the nomination, while i will not be a candidate, i will not be silent. >> in fact biden took considerable time to talk about his beliefs and his hopes for the nation going forward. >> we need to keep going forward in the arc of this nation towards justice. the rights of lgbt community, immigration reform, equal pay for women and protecting their safety from violence, rooting out a

jill biden, the president's wife, and the vice president's wife go into the west wing, and dr. biden, and it is almost certain she is going to be walking out here, and in a few moments as well. but to give you a sense of how big of a deal this is at the white house, the white house gave no indication how it was happening. i was coming out of the pen and paper session with the environmental adviser, and i happened to take a peek to the rose garden and started to ask ed the sources, what is going on here, and within minutes, e we were getting the e-mails with the announcements, come out to the rose garden, because the vice president is going to make a statement. and this is extremely unusual to see joe biden the vice president come out here in a moment's notice like this, and wolf to, add to what i am seeing here sh, we are also seeing denis mcdonough, the chief of staff, and susan rice the senior advisers of the administration have raced out here to the rose garden as well as the news media here to establish the live shots in a moment's notice, because we know what ever is going

clinton will not have to worry about facing jill biden in that democratic challenge. the vice president officially said yesterday, he will not run for president. the vice president made that announcement in the roads garden with his wife, jill and president obama by his side. biden says the grieving process over his son beau was pivotal in his decision not to run. >> beau is our inspiration unfortunately, i believe we are out of time the time necessary to mount a warning campaign to the nomination. >> and repeat national polls sew biden if he ran would be a distant third behind both hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >>> a grow-op of conservative republicans if congress say they generally support paul ryan, last night, 70% agree to the endor endorsement. the position comes from positions including a former endorsement from that freedom caucus group. this afternoon, president obama will veto a $612 billion defense bill. the president housed the measure. it would increase defense funding to a separate war fighting account. president obama also approves of provisions in

jill biden in the rose garden of the white house. but only biden spoke about his decision, just a few months after his son beau died. sot: biden beau is our inspiration. unfortunately, i believe we're out of time jumping into the race now would have been a major challenge for biden. our new abc news washington post poll shows the vp with16 percent support for the nomination versus hillary clinton's 54 percent. sot: rick kleinabc news political director a few weeks ago there seem to be a fever...and then the debate happened clinton actually called biden and tweeted she was "inspired by his optimism and commitment to change the world for the better." clinton actually called biden and tweeted she was "inspired by his optimism and commitment to change the world for the better." donald trump said biden made the correct decision? sot trump "and frankly i really want to run against hillary" the reaction to biden's announcement poured in. the "draft biden" super pac said it was grateful for supporters and bernie sanders thanked biden for his

with president obama and wife, jill biden, by his side, he referenced the grieving process after the death of his son, beau. >> beau is our inspiration and i believe we are out of time, the time needed to mount a winning campaign for the nomination, while i will not be a candidate, i will not be silent. i intend to speak out clearly -- >> biden who is 72 years old has run for president twice, once in 1988 and once in 2008, he was derailed by allegations of plagiarism in 1988 and after finishing fifth in the caucuses in 2008, he pulled out and joined the race seven months later as president obama's running mate. >>> a manhunt is underway this noon after a string of fires set at predominantly black churches in the st. louis area. >> reporter: six churches all just outside of st. louis, missouri, and located within three miles of each other are looking at repairs over $300,000. >> it's a strain when resources have to be used to repair as opposed to feeding the homeless and have a food pantry or a utility system. >> damage was done to one church so bad services had to be held on the fron

britain' s prince harry is joining the first lady and jill biden to tour fort belvoir in virginia. they' ll meet with wounded military veterans in rehab programs. they' ll also watch a sporting event similar to the invictus games, the international tournament for wounded service members, founded by the prince. he' obama later this afternoon. still ahead, the scariest part of halloween might be nutrition facts on some of that who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the emily: if you like chocolate, every year is -- every day is cause to celebrate. today is actually national research has found that chocolate, when eaten in moderation, can lower blood pressure. national chocolate day was created by the national con

jill biden wednesday. they will meet recovering service members at fort belvoir. he will also attend a reception at the british ambassador's home in the district. it appears that jimmy fallon is very accident prone. he hurt his right hand after tripping and falling on broken glass at an event at harvard university saturday. he was treated and released from the hospital. in august he chipped a tooth some hairied to open gel, and had a previous injury an his right hand after freak accident in his kitchen. a well-deserved honor for our own chief meteorologist doug hill, receiving the silver circle award. it is one of the chapter most prestigious awards for broadcasters, and doug has reached that mark. we will show you his interesting ath to his career as meteorologist. he was sharing that story with me recently. wow, you would never expect he had a background in law enforcement. guy, fromng a local the area, love to see the success. we both know this, but longevity like that in television is very rare. kellye: he is a good guy. devon: a fantastic man, and a pleasure

jill biden on wednesday. they will meet recovering service members at fort belvoir. prince harry is scheduled to attend a reception at the british ambassador's home in d.c. ahead, devon has narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. kellye: we were just talking about the breeze let's been out there for day. it was only up for a small part of the day. it was not until the front came through around 1:30. you were probably driving on the way in at that time. it, but after a snapshot of our nation's capital from the marine corps memorial where the marathon finished. you the winds earlier in our

jill biden who was standing with him today. they have a lifelong commitment to serve our country and i know they will continue to serve in ways that is right for him and their family. >> the comments on the vice-president's decision not to run for president came during a visit for the school in came bridge, promoting a new book called "it's your world" aimed at 10 to 14-year-olds encouraging them to pursue positive change in world. >> i believe with a little inspiration, any kid can make a difference. >> reporter: clinton, who's a new mother herself, says her book tour makes her too busy to campaign for her mom right now but never too busy to say that her mom would be a great president. >> i think my mom's the right person for this moment in time. >> what's she like as a grandmother? >> my mom as a grandmother is amazing. i didn't know it would be such a joy. >> reporter: she was asked about living in the white house when her dad was president. >> every day i came home from school or dance class or a friend's house, and i walke

jill biden on wednesday. attend arry will also reception at the british ambassadors home here in tc. and a well deserved honor for doug hill. received a silver circle award from the national academy of television arts and sciences. it's one of the chapter's most prestigious awards for broadcasters who left their mark and of course doug has done just that. and we are so proud of you, doug. doug: thank you. it was an honor. it was fun. jummy: it's good to see you get recognition. doug: thank you. we will see if you like this forecast. today is going to be pretty nice. clouds back tomorrow and then rain by midweek. for the moment, check out the numbers across the area. very comfortable. just what you would expect for the end of october. mid 50's in most locations at midday. across the area, temperatures very similar. clouds are clearing north and west of town. really no change in temperature. no major changes except increasing sunshine and temperatures eventually getting somewhere around the 60 degree mark. a li

jill biden open up about his decision not to run for president. >> america is fighting isis on the sly. see what that looks like for the first time. only on "60 minutes." todd: bill whittaker also takes us to burma, as the country prepares for historic elections. all the stories tonight on "60 minutes" at 6:00 right here on kcci. laura: scott reister joins us now to talk about the hawkeyes. scott: we will show you why they are up in the polls. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this

jill biden spent some time together at a military base. met with wounded veterans and had a chance to check out the art and music therapy programs there at the base. the group also cleared the vets on during a basketball game, which looked like a lot of fun, actually. prince harry spoke at event to promote the 2016 "invictus" games peppa krauted the international sporting tournament in 2014 as a way to inspire recovery and sick servicemen and women. >> i hope a it will remind people everywhere just how incredible all of those servicemen are and how much of a contribution to society they make and i can't wait to see it all in orlando. >> ahead, george lucus handing out $10 million to a california college. what he wants them to use that money for. >>> coming up new at 6:00, stephanie will head out live to the red carpet for the premier wednesday already. ahead. >> 7news at 5:30 starts now. >> now at 5:30, a dangerous drive in new hampshire, shots fired by a truck driving a gunman in a gorilla mask. >>> and he just hit the car and lift right

jill biden has toyed with the idea and appears to be close to a decision.ay a group released an ad recounting the loss of his first wife and daughter in a car crash, and the impact that had on his political career. >> the incredible bond i have with my children is a gift i'm not sure i would have had had i not been through what i went through. by focusing on my sons, i found my redemption. laura: for more on a potential whitebid i spoke with a house correspondent from real clear politics. eaut of joe biden's son b that survived the car crash and died of brain cancer. before he died he urged his father to run for president. how much does that way on his deliberations? >> we know it is weighing on him quite a bit. he used opportunities publicly when he has either been asked or questioned in a detailed way to talk about not only the grief that his family is going through, but the personal attributes of his son and the feeling that there is a deliberation of what he -- deliberation of should he run or should he not 20 has run twice and lost. family discussion a

jill biden for the invictus games for wounded service members.y attended a wheelchair basketball game before prince harry visited the white house for an oval office meeting with the president. ucking it down in washington today, he certainly brought the weather with us. you can get all of the news on website. from all of the team, thank you for watching. we'll see you soon. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation -- pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and sony pictures classics -- now presenting "truth." >> ladies and gentlemen dan , rather. [applause] >> what's our next move? >> i might have something for the election. >> the president may have gone awol? >> he never even showed up. >> parts of this file, they've tossed in the wastebasket. >> do you have these documents? >> tonight, we have new information. >> these bl

. >>> first lady michelle obama and jill biden welcomed prince harry to the united states.watched wounded veterans play wheelchair basketball. the prince is here to promote the invictus games, it is inspired by the wounded warriors games. it was held in london and featured wounded services. >> i hope it will remind people everywhere how incredible all service personnel are and how much of a positive contribution to society they make. i'm sure the american public will embrace the invictus games as the british did in 2014. >> the next games will be held in orlando, florida, at disney worldwide world of sports. the five-day event takes place in may. >>> we've seen the video of the school officer dragging a student through the classroom. here there is cell phone video showing a wild fight that ended in arrest. we'll have details for you after one of the students slammed the school's principal to the ground. that is coming up today at four. >>> following the four, the new york mets will look to even up the world series after the kansas city royals took game one in extra innings.

jill biden in the rose garden, president obama by his side. he decided there was not enough time, the clock had run out. he had lost his son bo this year and with all the machinations in the modern campaign he simply could not get a campaign together. here is more of what the vice president had to say. >> as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i said all along, what i've said time and again to others. it may very well be that that process by the time we get through it closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i concluded it has closed. >> so there you have it, tony a bittersweet moment for vice president biden. a disappointment for those who wanted him to jump in the race. hillary clinton, many will speculate that the success that she had in the first democratic debate last week and joe biden now saying that he's not going to run. >> mike viqueira for us from washington. thank you. let's bring in david shuster. david, let's chop this up a little bit. so if you're joe biden, we

jill biden, who had said before she would support him if he decided to run. as the entire family mourned the recent death of their son, beau biden. today, the vice president revealing there are now more smiling than tears, but then adding, the window has closed. tonight, what we've learned about hillary clinton's phone call to biden. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: with his wife and his boss at his side, joe biden walked into the rose garden, the final steps on a painful journey. he and his family were finally prepared to run, but concluded the window had simply closed. >> unfortunately, i believe we're out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> reporter: biden's friends say he had desperately wanted to run for president -- he had even talked to supporters about launching a campaign -- but always hanging over his decision was the grief surrounding the death earlier this year of his son, beau. you could see biden still struggling with the loss in an interview last month wit

. >> what you see in jill biden is what he is. he' s very down-to-earth. adam: the houston credit leader 2008. >> i thought he was a strong candidate then. i think he will be a strong candidate now. adam: political analysts point out that neither one of those previous primary campaigns and did particularly well for biden. in this cycle, trying to map out his hypothetical path to the nomination is difficult. >> how is he going to present himself as a candidate given what the democratic field looks like? is he a little bit to the right of hillary clinton or left of hillary clinton? we don' t know what is going to be his case for making a claim to the presidency. adam: if biden gets in, his top supporters in new hampshire already have a handful of staffers set to go with office space ready to be rented in concord. wmur news 9. shelley:shelley: the democratic presidential primary field could says he' s considering running his campaign says he will discuss more during a news vermont senator bernie sanders leads hillary clinton among new hampshire democrats. the

he was joined by michelle obama and jill biden at ft. belvoir in virginia. the prince listened to music and shook hands with wheelchair athletes. he's here to promote the invictus games for wounded vets it was a royal finish early today to game one of the world series in kansas city, which started with a rare inside-the-park home run. the tv signal disappeared twice when generators failed. the father of royals starting pitcher edinson voleleezz died before the gamamnd edinson vole-kezz wasn't told million he lest after six innings. a sacrifice fly finally ended it in the 14th. and we'll be right back. song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's s fe" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "thahas life" that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. this can help you

jill biden, and the president of the united states announcing something that had been speculation now for months whether or not he was indeed going to run for president, telling those gathered that he is not. he begin with a bit of bidenesque humor, thanking the president for the use of the rose garden. he believes they are now out of time, but mike viqueira, he added this phrase, i will not be silent. then he went on to give what some might say would have been the speech that he would have delivered had he decided to run. >> reporter: exactly right. and that window not closed was a reference to the fact that he was still grieving, del. he and his family after the untimely death earlier this year of his son bo. it was said all along, you know, we have been treated to a series of leaks from the biden camp over the course of the last several months, gathering steam over the course of the last few weeks that this was the principal consideration. there was a "new york times" article written that opened the door to this kind of speculation. and the story line went like this, if joe biden c

jill biden. >> wounded warriors aren't just a distance cause. to him they are brother and sisters in arms. >> he created the games for athletes who are also wounded warriors. first held last year in london, next may it will be others. where sydney davis will compete. she's come close to suicide from post traumatic stress and harry's devotion to veterans means a lot to her. >> there is a connection between him and all of us. he really cares. it is nice. >> reporter: and that royal star power doesn't hurt, either. >> ladies, prince harry is here. don't act like you don't notice. >> he learned from his mother diana. and now he is 31, meeting with the president. the prince known for partying has found a sense of purpose. keir simmons, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, the brothers who have inspired so many are once again proving that together they can accomplish anything. for the santa clara county sheriff. a homicide suspect tried to turn himself in, but a deputy turned him away. ===take vo ra j=== plus, nearly 500 earthquakes in 2 weeks

amy: welcome back to we are going live right now to the rose garden purity jill biden to make an announcement. vp biden: as my family and i have worked through the gravy process, i have said all along what i' ve said time and again to others -- that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president , that it might close. i know from previous experience that there is no timetable for this process. the process does not respect or much care about things like filing deadlines or debates and primaries and caucuses, but i also know that i could do this -- i could not do this if the family was not ready. the good news is, the family has reached that point, but i' ve i have said many times, my family has suffered a loss, and i hope there would come a time, and i have said this to many other families, that sooner rather than later, when you think of your loved one, it brings a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eyes. well, that is where the bidens are today, thank god. beau is our inspiration. unfortun

jill biden. >> we had huge amounts of fun now we're giving it back to you. >> the international games were launched last year in london. but they're going to be played in the united states coming up because they're going to be playing them in orlando in may. >>> in news for your health, older americans who stake statens face challenges when vaccinated against the flu. researchers looked at adults over the age of 65 in the study. what they found is those taking cholesterol lowering drugs had a decreased immune response to the vaccination compared to those not taking statens. more research needs to be done. meanwhile, those taking statins are urged to continue getting those flu shots. >>> well, marriage may increase your odds of surviving a major operation. that's according to a new university of pennsylvania study of more than 1500 adults who underwent cardiac surgery. patients who were divorced or widows were 40% more likely to die or develop a new disability than those who were married. provide extra support and help with recovery. they always say when someone is going through some s

jill biden joined him to begin promotion for next spring's invictus games. >> they are an olympic style event for wounded military veterans, it includes a wheelchair basketball game, more than 500 athletes expected to attend the games which will be in orlando. >> breaking overnight a shooting inside the mall. the new details just in. >>> runaway blimp, the military aircraft breaking loose traveling across state lines. the damage left behind and what exactly is it. >>> plus, dominating performance. game two of the world series, nothing like the game one marathon. >>> well, shoppers are describing the frightening moments after three people were shot at an indianapolis mall. one woman said she heard screaming and then deafening quiet after the gunfire last night. police say the shooter opened fire after an argument with one of the victims. two bystanders were also shot. the suspect is on the loose. the victims are recovering. >>> to south carolina and the deputy fired after a video of him throwing a student went viral says he did nothing wrong. his attorney says ben fields believes his act

addressed a press court from the rose demander this afternoon with president obama and his wife jill. biden addressed his son bow's death back in may and explained the grieving process he and his family endured caused the late notice. >> that grieving closes the window for running a campaign. i've concluded it has closed. >> senator bernie sanders thanked biden for being a good friend to the middle class. >> clinton stood to lose the most from a biden run. had the vice president gotten into the race, he would have likely drawn support away from clinton. >> i think what this shows is this lack of embracement by democrats and her own colleagues. >> this comes a day before clinton testified over ben gangi silvia. >> -- benghazi. >> why didn't he come out today with this big -- why did he come out today with this big announce and not tomorrow. >> there's new polling out that suggests most democratic voters believe these charges are politically motivated. >>> does this give the democratic nomination to hiply clinton. >> with him in, her separation between bernie sanders and her is 16 points, but