joe has been at the harbor for about three, four years but new as the south beach harbor harbor master and i will let him introduce himself and some of his staff. [applause] >> you're making me feel real important. >> you are. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is joseph monroe. i'm the current harbor master of south beach harbor. a little history of myself. i started in south beach harbor in 2009. before that i worked at marina bay yacht harbor and with marine spill response and served our country in the united states navy so it's been a pleasure to work with the port. if i speak on behalf of my staff and myself we have enjoyed the transition. it's been an honor working with peter daly and port staff updating the rules and regulations and we really think this will help in the long run making sure that the harbor runs well. i would like to take the time to introduce linda green. she's our office manager down at south beach. she will get everything prepared and signed with the tenants so it's a pleasure to meet you all and thank you for your time and peter daly and i will not hesi

i dent know how long he has been growing his, degrom, but, cueto has been growing his for seven years. >> joemurphy. after his last at-bat. barring extra innings. that streak of homering in six consecutive postseason games was over. here we are in the 12th. here he is at the plate. strike two. from the tall, 6'10", right-hander. heard mur. talk murphy talk about it. >> joe: here's the 1-2. by the way. i am sure -- will tell me if i did. it is locally. now, 20 after 11:00 or in that neighborhood. 20 after 12:00 in the east. and, still pitching here locally. here is the shot foul. this game has, say it, tide. seen everything. seen pretty much everything. starting with an inside-the-park home run to start the night. off of the bat of escobar. and 2 and 2 on murphy. going to say, can't blame you for losing track of time. i think stephen king called in and said i can't belief how imaginative this game is. >> joe: it has. we even lost power at one point during the middle part of the game. but it has been more than made up for. here is the 2-2. and a swinging strike three. the ball bounced right bac

joe has been following the story tonight. >> reporter: good evening. it is evening here, and it is getting later by the minute. after 8:00, but we're only in round 3 of 4 rounds of question questioning with this benghazi committee. it is no surprise that all day long, lawmakers have been pressing hillary clinton about why security requests from inside benghazi were denied. >> i have been wracking my brain about what more could have been done or should have been done. >> reporter: hillary clinton defended her handling of the attack on a u.s. diplomatic outpost in benghazi, lib yashgs in 2012. some republican house members say she hasn't told the whole story. >> we want to know the truth! >> reporter: the house panel's year and a half investigation continues after several previous congressional probes. >> previous investigations were not thorough. >> reporter: the committee's top democrat fired back at the republican-led committee. >> what is impossible is for any reasonable person to continue denying that republicans are squandering millions of taxpayer

>> i think what has always been joe's strength is his big heart. he is somebody who just connects with folks and people who understand has been an under dog and seen life from the hard side. that's why from cops to firefighters, from working people, unions in delaware they have always loved him. he has a really strong record on civil rights, on equality. he has fought for lgbt rights. there are a lot of people who see joe and see a man with a big heart and a willingness to fight for emthe. part of what was hard today was you can also see he has been nursing a heavy heart, that the loss of his hero and his treasured son, beau, has really been hard for him and his family. joe always put his family first. i think he did the right thing, the only thing he could do to get the time to work through this. i think it is a challenge. if we are going to have a successful nominee they have to connect with the middle class of america. they have to make it clear why we're fighting for them and they have to believe that we absolutely as a democratic party fight fo

guest: it has certainly been the guessing game in washington over the past few weeks. what it appears that the whole decision for joe biden has been bound up in the death of his son a few months ago, earlier this year. the grieving process is what he says is the reason it has taken him so long to come to a decision. but this agonizing has gone on quite publicly with joe reportedly telling one journalist that his son import him almost on his deathbed to go ahead and run. so this decision not to do so may feel like going against his son last dying wish which would be an emotionally difficult thing to do. but on the other hand, as we heard in his date meant earlier, he pointed out the practicalities of the issue, very much stacked against him. he would have immense difficulty raising the money you would need and building the team he would need to beathillary clinton. ultimately, it looks like his head one over his heart. sarah: speaking of hillary clinton, that is a name we have to keep in mind at all of this. what does this mean for her candidacy? guest: you can see it pre-well as removing one of the last major obstac

when we come back, there's a question about whether joe biden will run for president. it has beenor quite a long time. what is joe biden has record? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "life gone by," by steve brown. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. washington is abuzz with rumors vice-president joe biden will soon enter the race for the democratic presidential nomination. biden has huddled with key advisors while putting out feelers to potential staffers and supporters. the speculation has increased since august when new york times columnist maureen dowd reported biden's son, beau biden, urged his father to run before his death of cancer earlier this year. this month, politico reported dowd's source for the story was joe biden himself. a longtime democratic senator from delaware, biden previously ran twice for the democratic nod. the last time was in 2008 when he ultimately became then-senator barack obama's running mate. while a new campaign would seek to capitalize on biden's two-terms as vice-president, it would also invite sc

has the story. >> reporter: for nine years running this football coach joe kennedy has been leading his players intgame prayers. but when he continued that tradition last friday night, he was violating on order from the district that said, quote: >> i don't want to break the law. and i -- don't want to set a bad example, and i don't want to jeopardize the program we have set up if something goes wrong and we get sued. >> reporter: many players and parents say they support him. >> he shouldn't lose his job for what he practices at the end of the game. >> reporter: and the school district has said it has no plans to fire kennedy, writing in a statement: the conservative liberty institute, a legal defense sfund backing the coach. in a letter to the school district, it says: >> private citizens on the own time have a right to practice their faith, and we think it's very important at liberty institute to protect that right. >> i don't understand how this can be wrong. i'm not establishing religion, i'm not preachy with anybody. >>> 22 people under arrest today after police uncovered a secret tunnel con

joe has been flying high pof the scene now. joe, it justice awful all. the city how to. reporter: dari, the whole east sides ground a halt. some of the cars here at drive. these have been sitting in the vehicle since 8:45 when they shut down the fdr drive. crime scene tape crosses the entire fdr drive, so it is closed in both directions. they are trying to set up detour points off the fdr drive down in the 60's also at 96th street. also the southbound harlem river drive. they have not started to dethour yet. all they can do is attempt to u-turn traffic here as it comes street. you can he the harlem locked. now the frk bridge at manhattan. looks like in the process of shutting that leg over to manhattan down, that they just started in the last few minutes, so only able to go to the pron ex, the willis avenue bridge, that is closed from pan hat tan over to the bronx. you just cannot get there shall, and even some of the police vehicles, the emergency vehicles, we hear them, stuck in traffic, so imagine we have the lights and see you reb rebs and you can not get through tra

joe biden has been a longtime member of the judiciary committee, former chairman of the delete, knows the fbi well, he may be hearing things we are not hearing outside. all of this weighs in favor of him getting in but in terms of timing and location i will be amazed if he announces in the next -- >> a couple things, we're looking at file footage, in 4 shots of the vice president at out lectern. that is not live because we know the details he will be making the statement from the rose garden, beautiful day on the east coast as you see from the picture on the left so they will gather out of the rose garden for this announcement. we have seen a lot of things happen in the rose garden. i think this would be a first of the vice president is going to step up and say i am running but i haven't heard of anybody else is doing it. >> the president will be in attendance for the announcement. i don't think it is groundhog day. >> you are not big on the back to the future date dressed as of. i stillof . i still think whether he announces-so much pressure on vice president joe biden to run because

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on the race...that remains unclear: 15:04:59 - 15:05:14 'on the democratic side, nationally, joe biden has been polling anywhere from 20 to 25 percent. that means about 1 out of every 4 to 5 nationwide democratic voters was supporting somebody who wasnt even in the race, and its going to be interesting to see where they go." mike dasilva channel 13 news so... biden won't be in town this weekend for the jefferson jackson dinner... but plenty of other candidates... dignitaries and celebrities will.... "it just doesn't get much better than this is what i tell people. this is so wonderful because we can highlight what we are doing and that is finding the best president to be the next president." thousands of democrats are expected to flock to hy-vee hall on saturday. but candidates are also scheduling their own events to get people excited for the dinner. bernie sanders' campaign is marching from the armory, over the women of achievement bridge and into downtown. martin o'malley will have his own concert at the plaza of memorial auditorium. ... and pop icon katy perry will give a free concert for c

on the racial makeup, joe biden has been a champion of civil rights his whole life.should have some support but deeper the clintons hold ties in the african-american community and he would have to battle her for the constituency. >> as we get closer to february, i know you don't think much of his chances, but will elect ability matter to democratic voters if biden is shown to be stronger head-to-head against republicans? significantlybe different -- the polls don't show that right now. it looks like hillary clinton is almost a certain loser and biden looks like a real winner, perhaps that will make a difference, but usually i don't think people vote on the basis of who will do better nine months later. joe biden should be encouraged by some of my track record because i have been wrong on more than a few times before. i think dan is right, there are a whole lot of places where joe is strong, but they but -- but she is there. a lot of labor units are going to say hillary looks more like a winter -- labor unions are going to say hillary looks more like a winner. >> the

. >> as was mentioned joe biden has been on the national scene since he was 29 years old. he actually had to wait until his 30th birthday to be sworn in. he was elected at 29. sworn in at 30. his birthday lapsed between election day and the inaugural. on next election day he'll be just days away from his 74th birthday, and that would make him the oldest man ever to run and win the presidency. but the word that is coming out of people in the know is confusing. they're saying both whisper he's not going to do it. he's not going to do. political scientists, campaign pros saying that he's not going to do it. but then over now an then people close to the vice president, people who have been known to have his ear over time whisper, well, he's still thinking about it. it's unusual this late in the game, as i mentioned, to still be trying to think about it when there is no national apparatus in place. john and joie. >> well, maybe 74 is the new 54, we'll see. >> indeed, john, here on al jazeera america our focus is always on the issues, not just on the horse race. tonight is more

. >> fox news has learned that since the democratic debate joe biden has been calling top democrats in iowa and new hampshire to say that he is leaning towards getting into the race. this is according to a senior democratic source who was briefed on the calls. but the time table for such an announ announcement is very vague. all the vice president would say on the calls is it would be sometime over the next month. that's likely to frustrate some democrats who want biden to make a decision especially after clinton's strong showing at the debate and the anoungsment that both clinton and sanders have about $30 million in the bank. but what is clear is that every day he waits it will get harder for him to win if he runs. >> this is a horribly hard slog against -- it would be an wrup uplittle battle for him. i think he has less reason to get in now than he did a week ago, which doesn't neen he isn't going to do it. >> many in washington is waiting to see how hillary clinton performs thursday before the ben causey committee. she says they she will do the best to answer the questions. >> i re

. >> speculation started after the death of joe biden's son, it has reached fever pitch. joe biden has been run for president twice before and appears poised to try it one more time. will be a won't he? that is the question and seemingly everyone but joe biden himself is offering an answer. democratic congressman brendan boiled tweeted this, i have a source that tells me biden will run for president, washington post published a story on its web site with the headline joe campaign but click on the link, and the story is, quote, inadvertently published. joe biden appeared on a summit on climate change yesterday but did not shed light on his thinking. white house press secretary josh earnest only offered this. >> based on the fact he has run for president twice before should be a clear indication he believes he has something to offer to that debate. to offer to the country. >> as for those who are in a race in new nbc news wall street journal poll souls--as donald trump with the support of 25% of republican primary voters, the highest total he has done in that poll since entering the race. don

joe gy has been surfing five yes now.a beech, and he helped himself to a stranger's surfboard. we knew that was joey's sport. >> reporter: 64 dogs competed in seven categories, judged on style, confidence and duration of ride. the boxer took first place in the extra large division. proceed go to animal charities. but bragging rights go to the top dogs of all sizes. >> you know, it is a really, really cool bond sxg peing expe out in the world with her. >> reporter: they're human sized board, soft tops, doggy surf lessons are available too. >> i found it is a great tool to help build self-confidence and agility. after a while not getting them into the water that is a problem. it's to get them to come back out they're having so much fun. >> hang ten. i mean hang 20, pups. >> you could learn much more about this, abc news digital short at abcnews.com. thank you for joining us. good night, america. have a great weekend. >> announcer: every day more americans choose abc news, america's number one news source. ally, do you want

. >> reporter: joe biden has been around for a long time, and his supporters think the shots after clinton an indication of running. but he is not yet comfortable with formally joining the race. he has been advised of winning may be slim, and yet not running means his political career will come to an end in just 15 months. hillary clinton is scheduled to testify tomorrow about benghazi and her emails, and now top biden supports believe that the decision may not come until after the impact of clinton's testimony is clear. david shuster, al jazeera. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu has arrived in berlin for talks with angela merkel. european officials hope to end the violence that has spiked between israelis and palestinians. secretary of state john kerry will head out on his trip to europe and the middle east later today. he will hold high-level talks with netenyahu tomorrow. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon is also in the region urging for calm. >> this continued occupation and the blocked political and diplomatic horizon, and the insecure future in the eyes of the pales

joe: do you see the refugee crisis affecting the british referendum coming up the? robert: i don't think that is going to be so critical. problem, which ,as caused the rise in britain it has been europeans coming to rather than syrians. no syrians have arrived. joe: we will talk about this and more after the break. lord robert skidelsky will be sticking with us. when we come back we will talk about germs corbyn and the rise of radical politicians around the globe. -- about jeremy corbyn and the rise of radical politicians around the globe. joe: i am joe weisenthal, what did you miss? aremy corbyn is a set -- is surprise example of more radical politicians around the world. he became leader last month and spoke about the reasons behind his rise in popularity. >> we have grown enormously because of the hopes of so many ordinary people for a different britain, a better britain, a more decent britain. they are fed up with the inequality, the unnecessary policy. joe: i'm still here with lord robert skidelsky. did he get ushered into power because people were fed up? >> it is this anti-stare the -- robert: it is this anti-austerity wave in europe. you had a rise of extremist parties

. >>> the last 24 hours have been wildly turbulent surrounding the democrats' running for president. jim webb dropped out of the race a couple of hours ago and joe biden has been making some serious waves for her majesty's ship, hillary clinton. remember when hillary clinton was asked which enemy she was most proud of at the democratic debate. >> in addition to the nra, the health care companies, the drug companies, the iranians. probably the republicans. >> well for whatever reason, joe biden seems to have a much different view of the gop. >> whenever there's a problem i get sent to the hill. which by the way is a useful use of my time. because i really respect the members of there and i still have a lot of republican friends, i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> the vp also made clear that he, not the secretary of state, speaks for the president when he goes overseas. >> i will get sent to go speak to putin or go speak to erdogan or go speak to whomever. it's because the secretary of state, we have two great secretaries of state. but when i go, they know that i am speaking for the president. >> well finally clinton and biden seem to

has been under scrutiny who has so many obstacles. before she runs is doing opposition research on her. has been doing opposition research on her for ten years, it will be a fight. joes a good candidate for us to unify, come together, you know, yes, he has a record but he's been able to work with the other side. to be fair here, let's look at this. this is the first time in history that you've had two front-runner, donald trump and hillary clinton come in as the least trustworthy candidates. that's insane. you see the republican party saying we don't want that in our candidate, they're trying to work with donald trump and work with other candidates, pushing more trustworthy candidates to be their front-runner. we're a party who -- >> how do you answer it, though, if she's the least trustworthy, although the democrat numbers, 68% say she's perfectly trustworthy. 30% say no. how do you square that with the fact that she's leading by a fair amount, 19 points. and the guy you support, joe biden, all the way back in third. >> well, he's not running. let's start with that. he hasn't been campaigning. the issue here -- i'm a supporter of hillary. i like hillary. she's a gr

. >> the white house has been saying go, joe, go. he has been flying all over on air force two speaking to african-american groups, gay groups, union groups with the backing and blessing of the white house. >> in the latest real clear politics average, hillary clinton has a commanding lead, but that appears to be waning. bernie sanders leads with 39% to her 29%. followed by joe biden at 14%. the first democratic debate is tuesday. between now and then, it's the unannounced candidate that everybody will be watching. julie? >> thank you very much. that leads to the question of the day. will he or won't he? whose cam bane woupaign would an campaign hurt more? hillary or bernie. we will read your answers later in the show. now to the devastating floods in south carolina that now killed at least 19 people and even if they worked to get life back to normal. they are facing another dose of heavy rainfall. the coastal storm expected to dump an additional to two inches in areas. that's bad news for people trying to return home and salvage what

really do hope that that story's not true, because it would be a huge contradiction of who joe biden has been and represented. it's one thing to take advantage of sympathy. it's another thing to perpetuate it for your own benefit. so i really do hope that's not true. and i believe it's not. i think joe biden's a man of integrity. but i think that he understood, though he floated this big balloon, that he was well behind not just in money, but primary elections, unlike the general elections, are about state by state by state and organization. and secretary clinton has most of those organizations locked down. >> but the thought is maybe there's an implosion, you take the carcass... >> exactly, well, i think it happened at a time when -- and i don't necessarily believe the story about leaking this story. and i agree with george -- i really hope that that was not the case. but i do think that the pressure and push came on at a time when people were starting to get really nervous about mrs. clinton and sort of saying, you know, "is there something else? is there something that's gonna come out on

the democratic national committee, to go over detailed rules joe biden would need to understand if he decides to run. >> the white house has beenaying go, joe go. he has been flying all over the united states on air force two speaking to african-american groups, gay groups, union groups with the backing and blessing of the white house. >> biden is drawing about 19 percent support in national democratic polls behind clinton and sanders. >> not bad for a guy hoist not running yet. >>> how is this? >> another rocker saying he does not the want a republican presidential candidate donald trump playing his song. >> sometimes when he walks out in front of the rail he will play this song. you will remember neil young was also upset that one of his songs were used by the trump campaign. well, arrow smith front man steven tyler had his attorneys send the trump presidential candidate a stop order to get them to stop using the the song, dream on, dream on. tyler is a registered republican but the truth is he doesn't want to give the impression that he is connected to or endorses donald trump. >>> former investigators of the republican lead

a lot of americans can recognize all of the tragedies that joe biden has been through in his personal life. he is relatable and that's what hillary isn't. >> always relatable. remember on the amtrak train and he was running? it is joe on the amtrak train. >> do we need a focus group to tell us hillary is off putting? that's what we have bill for. >> we don't need it with a focus group. that's how they get things done in this world. you have another point sph? i don't feel unequalness at my job therefore this is something that doesn't resonate with me. i have never been shot, but that doesn't mean i shouldn't care about people shot. >> that's not the point. she said it doesn't resonate with her. >> as a fee pale voter that's the participant's point of view. >> you can keep feeling sympathy. >> don't hate the playa. screes caw mendoza -- jessica mendoza was the first to televise the baseball game. the two-time olympic medal list has been a regular on the espn show "baseball tonight," but despite her credentials, some male sports fans were upset by her presence and shockingly they took t

has been told not to lead any prayers anymore. john henry smith has the story. >> for nine years running, bremerton high school football coach joe kennedyleading his players in post game prayers. when he continued that tradition last friday night, he was violating an order from the district that said talks with students may not include religious expression, including prayer. >> i don't want to break the law and i don't want to set a bad example for our kids and i never want to jeopardize the program that we've set up, and the taxpayers end up paying for it if something goes hoarably wrong and they get sued. that's not what coaching staffs are supposed to be doing. >> players and parents support him. >> he could lose his job for what he practices at the end of the game. >> the school district has said it has no plans to fire kennedy, writing in a statement, at this time, mr. kennedy's employment status with the school district remains unchanged. the district continues to hope that the district and mr. kennedy can arrive at common understandings. the conservative liberty institute, a legal defense fund, is backing the coach. in a letter t

. >> joe biden has been around politics a long time and his own supporters believe the shots at lint are not an accident and joe biden believes he's the air to the president obama legacy. the february is not yet comfortable with joining the 2016 race and has been advised the odds of winning the nomination is slim, yet a decision not to run means the career will come to an end in 15 months. it's not an easy choice. hillary clinton is scheduled to testify to congress about benghazi and emails. the top supporters believe the vice president's decision about running for president may not come until after the impact of clinton's testimony is clear. >> stay with us, in 15 minutes we'll talk to our political contribute jobs, jason johnson of canada - on whether he may run for president >>> and dramatic developments on the diplomatic front. secretary of state john kerry will make his way to europe, the first leg of a trip taking hig to israel and high level talks to end the surging violence. and syria's president met with vladimir putin in moscow. it's bashar al-assad's first known trip abroad

joe biden a lot of room to fill that space and having a strong performance. i think it dampened a little bit of the clammering we have been hearing for joe biden. last few weeks has been a lot of negative publicity and was on that stage and incomplete command. gwen: what do we know about joe biden? every time we figured out where this thing is going, it seems his people are stiring the pot. dan: the interesting thing, in the immediate 24 hours after the debate, there was a conventional wisdom that her performance almost totally closed the window on his opportunity to run and what you saw in the subsequent 24 hours after that was an effort on the biden -- on the part of biden world to basically say, wait a minute, not so fast. he's not going to be railroaded out of this thing just because she had a good night. and pushed back in a variety of ways. having said that, we do not know when he's going to make a decision or what his decision is going to be. there's a rumor every 15 hours that he's about to make the decision. chuck: 15 hours? 15 minutes. look, the staff around him is saying, mr. vice president, if you want to do this, we need time to start a website. we n

>> joe kennedy has been praying after games since 2008.st became an issue this year when somebody complained. i got to tell you, he has a lot of support in the community. >> dan, what are we hearing from school strict? >> a district official would not return our calls but they did put out a four-page letter explaining their action. it was obviously written bay lawyer and brings up past federal court rulings which said football fields could not be used as places for religious expression, and another one that said coaches could not even neil or bow their headed as players prayed after a game. the letter said in part, the district cannot allow an employee while still on duty to engage in religious display. a reasonable observer i aware of that context would perceive as district endorsement ofion. kennedy's lawyer says that interpretation is absurd because it would prevent a youish course from wearing a yamaka or a muslim coach to take his prayer rug where someone can't see it. >> major star trying to use magic to sell heir home. they're tryin

joe has been at the harbor for about three, four years but new as the south beach harbor harbor master and i will let him introduce himself and some of his staff. [applause] >> you're making me feel real important. >> you are. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is joseph monroe. i'm the current harbor master of south beach harbor. a little history of myself. i started in south beach harbor in 2009. before that i worked at marina bay yacht harbor and with marine spill response and served our country in the united states navy so it's been a pleasure to work with the port. if i speak on behalf of my staff and myself we have enjoyed the transition. it's been an honor working with peter daly and port staff updating the rules and regulations and we really think this will help in the long run making sure that the harbor runs well. i would like to take the time to introduce linda green. she's our office manager down at south beach. she will get everything prepared and signed with the tenants so it's a pleasure to meet you all and thank you for your time and peter daly and i will not hesi

vice president joe biden has been in the trenches with us for years. st women act and so much more. >> reporter: you may ask why hillary clinton is saying kind thins about joe biden. she wants his endorsement, for one, and, two, she's trying to consolidate all those democrats who still remain unsure about her candidacy. it's basically down to three democratic presidential candidates. her, of course, bernie sanders and martin o'malley. this morning the fourth candidate dropped out of the race, the former governor and senator from rhode island, lincoln chafee. hillary clinton is starting here on the road and will take it into iowa over the weekend. >> jeff zeleny in virginia for us. let's discuss everything that's going on this week for hillary clinton. let's bring in cnn political commentator and author of "a woman in charge: the life of hillary rodham clint hillary rodham clinton," carl bernstein. as jeff said, coming off an endurance test, she survived that hearing for sure. >> she did much better than survived. they teed it up for her to look like the

. >> the white house has been saying go, joe, go. he has been flying on air force two, speaking to african-american groups, gay groups, union groups, with the backing and blessing of the white house. >> biden is drawing about 19 percent support, in national democratic polling behind both clinton and sanders. >>> it was a exciting afternoon for the birds after they took down the saints right here in philadelphia yesterday. it was a must win game after, some called a disappointing start to the season. third quarter this was a turning point of the the game, drew brees with no where to go, and fletcher cox comes in, for the the sack. cox had three of the eagles five sack is a begins breeze brees and his o line forcing fumble it is to lead to points on two of them. eagles forced four forced turnovers that they turned into 19 points, in the fourth quarter, breeze, still fighting but walter they are pond provides the exclamation point to the game, interception, and return and speaking of thurmond, he will stop by good day in the 7:00 o'clock

joe biden? >> he has been a friend of mine and hillary's for a long time. my first encounter with senator biden was way back in the 1980s when he was chairman of the judiciary committee and he wanted me to file testimony opposing nomination of supreme court justice robert bork because judge bork had been my constitutional law professor in law school. i had known him a very long time. i like him. we have always been friends. i didn't stop liking him when he and hillary ran against each other in 2008. if he runs again i won't stop liking him then. >> donald trump was interviewed and talked about nafta, the trade deal you put into place. he said it is bad for this country and if he were elected he would dismantle it. is he right? >> no. look, trump and i have been friendly for years. george h.w. bush negotiated nafta. we tried to enforce the trade laws. most years when i was president we gained manufacturing jobs. we were growing so much faster than the rest of the world. if i had not signed that bill think what would have happened. no one ever has to go back

. >> reporter: joe, tom brady has been at his best he is 13-4 in his career against the colts. he has been at his best to start the season. he has yet to throw an interception while he tossed 11 touchdowns. looking at the patriots offense they're running like a well-oiled machine. the one can only wonder how many points the patriots will put up against the colts on sunday night. >> every week we want to win. so that is what the motivation is. >> reporter: when the patriots offense is looking this good they look just about unstoppable. >> deep out to the left. >> reporter: scoring 149 points in the first four games, and looking to run up the score again this sunday. >> how many points we put up we put up. we're trying to score every time we touch the ball. we like to put up points. >> reporter: but the pats aren't just relying on tom brady to light up the scoreboard. the defense turned in its best performance of the year in dallas. the cow boys managed less than 300 totals yards and a pair of field goals go we understand how important it is to force them to kick field goals, wha

percentage points separate clinton and sanders. 50% of the people polled say that vice president joe biden, who has been considering entering the race, should stay out. 36% say he should get in. tom: a ceremony in concord tonight honored the men and women who protect the people of new hampshire. hundreds of police officers, family, and friends attended the 2015 new hampshire congressional law enforcement awards. our stephanie woods talked to some of the honorees and has stephanie: the officers who they' re not heroes just men and women doing their jobs. >> basically i saved his life. i definitely was thankful for that. stephanie: on august 1, bernard found a suicidal man straddling the granite street bridge. two struggled, and he pulled him to safety. i was like, this could have gone a lot crazier. i could have gotten pulled over with him over the bridge and i' m just glad i could save his life. stephanie: bernard was just one of the many brave men and women honored, at the new hampshire congressional law enforcement awards friday. the state' s congressional delegation remembered those who made the ulti

. >>> vice-president joe biden has been deciding whether or not to run for office. news after a column in the new york times. joe biden in 2016, what would beau do? it was biden's son dying wish that his father would run for president. that was leaked to dowd by biden himself. it is no coincidence that the campaign moved after that colume. people read dowd and started to reach out. and he was just answering the phone and listening, but in truth, biden had placed an adin the new york times and asking them to call. gabby is a political reporter for the washington examiner. and shane april is the publisher of campaign and elections magazines. so the organic draft joe biden run for the president movement, gabby is notes inially organic? is it going to hurt him? >> i don't think it will hurt him or any negative impact on him quite frankly. this just feeds in the increased speculation that joe biden will jump in the race and building up his operation. so far this summer, we have seen him meet with darling of the left elizabeth warren and courting ex- hillary clinton donors

. >> the white house has been saying, go, joe, go. he's been flying all over the united states on air force two speaking to african-american group, gay groups. union groups. with the backing and blessing of the white house. >> in the latest real clear politics average, hillary clinton still has a commanding lead over other democrats, but that lead appears to be waning. in new hampshire, bernie sanders now leads clinton with 39% to her 29%. followed by joe biden at 14%. the first democratic debate is tuesday, but between now and then, it's the unannounced candidate that everyone will be watching. eric? >> garrett, thanks so much. and joe biden won't be there. >>> well, there are new flooding concerns in south carolina today as even more rain returns to the forecast. the waterlogged state is working to recover from last week's devastating floods and the death toll is rising with at least 19 people confirmed dead. now the dangerous coastal flooding as all that extra water moves towards communities near the atlantic ocean. governor nikki

has been market underperformance. : it is ugly. scarlet: it is ugly. at i want to bring it a guess. the fed has decided not to raise rates, but as joe was talking about, markets were gaining back some of those losses, and last week, we saw a weaker than do weed jobs report, so conclude that the market totally overreacted? is pretty clear that the market has lost its anchor. , but thedisagreement reason for why it did not move is the emerging markets in china. that was something out of the blue. so market volatility is something that pushes around the fed decisions come which is something that never happened before, and that is where i think the market is getting a sense that, wow, if they can push around policy, where is monetary policy going? joe: the shadow feds fund rate. it showed over the last year, the shadow that fund rate, derived by based on the forward curve of interest rates and stuff like that, there has been a tightening. it is still a factor or implicitly negative, but this has been since the middle of 2014. with this tightening, this de facto tightening the a cause of -- market to any volatility? bill: i think one of