but joe johns, can i bring you in?ohns, to tie these incidents together we know that the briefing room has been cleared. we know that the north lawn of the white house has been cleared. and we're looking at pictures from this tsa hearing earlier today. what happened there? >> well that was a much more run-of-the-mill situation that you see on capitol hill all of the time except that it took longer to clear it than you would have expected. it was a suspicious package report which is what you get pretty regularly at the capitol complex. it was on the third floor of the dirkson building an officer building that houses among other things the homeland security committee. the homeland security committee was having a hearing on tsa and its issues. so this report comes in that there was a suspicious package. somewhere around 3:40 right across the hall from where the hearing was going on they cleared the room and then they began a search. they brought in bomb-sniffing dogs and they took some time to try to detect whether this p

>> joe johns, thanks.rail, rocker neil young is blasting the billionaire for using his classic song "rocking in the free world" without his permission. in a statement, young's long time manager says the following. neil young is canadian citizen is a supporter of barry sanders for president of america. >>> presidential candidates and former florida governor jeb bush stopping by "the tonight show" last night to slow jam the campaign trail. >> having spirited debates with my fellow republicans about how to solve them. >> you don't want to mess with little jebby. when it comes to debating, he's a master. ♪ he's a master debater ♪ >> now, while we are talking about the issues, where do you stand on immigration? >> well, jimmy, we are a nation of immigrants and i believe everyone should have the chance to achieve the american dream, and to translate for that for all of your spanish speaking viewers -- [ speaking in foreign language ] >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. hold the telephone-o! i know you just got back from

we have senior washington correspondent joe johns, he is in new york where the trump -- where trump kicked off his campaign. and we have national political reporter may haveeve rustin as well as s.e cupp. joe, if irs to you, was this all ad-libbed? >> it wasn't all ad-libbed. i watched him, i was pretty close. it was clear he was going back and forth from notes to ad-lib. so it was donald trump. and if you can say anything about him, out in the country i think the take away will be at least at the outset that this speech was very authentic. he says what he thinks and he also made it clear that this is going to be a different kind of candidacy. you know how mitt romney in the last go-round had a difficult time talking about his wealth. well you know, this quote from donald trump essentially that "i don't need anybody's money, i'm really really rich." so that just shows you that this candidate is going to be very different from anything i think we've seen out there. and the question is how it will be received in places like iowa where he's going next or new hampshire where he's going after t

thank you very much joe johns. let's go to john king now. john donald trump could be a problem for the gop field, whether you take him seriously or you don't, he could be a real issue. as you know very well because you interviewed him about this. this is the man who forced president obama to release his birth certificate. trump is not convinced about that. >> maybe we should give him credit. that was race baiting. that was encouraging those out there who said the president wasn't born in the united states. now he is calling people stupid. maybe we could say he is making progress. a lot of what he says including the republicans gave up on benghazi they are interviewing witnesses, they have a committee, a lot of what he says is factually not true. the question is, can he be a credible candidate? the test is to try to ignore him as long as you can. the challenge will be if he keeps his position in the poles and ends up on a debate stage, he will try to steal the show. he will say outrageous things. he will attack the others. you have to handle

let's get more from cnn's joe johns. >> reporter: "the baltimore sun" reporting the injury to freddieray occurred inside a police van while he was in police custody. the paper says gray suffered a single high energy injury like those sheen in shallow water diving incidents most likely because the van he was rideing in decelerated and the most significant injury to gray was the lower part of the head an the injury may have occurred when he got on his feet and thrown into the wall of the police van. it was wildly reported he was in a seat belt but the medical examiner saying his wrists and ankles were shackled and making for a significant fall in acceleration and deceleration of the van? why wasn't this reported as an accident? according to the report gray's death was ruled as a homicide because of what we refer to as accident omission by the officers who handled gray after his arrest that the officers allegedly failed to follow safety procedures. so that fact that gray was not properly seat belted inside the van before it started moving continues to be important. note that all six offi

let's get more from senior correspondent joe johns. >> reporter: ali amin recruited and blogged isis followers all over the internet for eight months. the big reveal came on thursday as the fbi said the face behind the online presence was actually a teenager from northern virginia. a teenager that had been investigating for helping isis sympathizers with financing. pleading guilty to giving material support to isis after the fbi tracked him down for recruiting for the terror group. he dropped out of the manassas virginia high school and was the brains behind the now suspended twitter handle known as amireekiwitness. it was all about the conquest of the americas. he actually helped one travel to syria to join isis. the charges are being brought against the other, too, but he is believed to be overseas. amin was helping others by teaching them about the virtual currency of bitcoin. how to use bitcoin anonymously. his lawyer says his support for isis is about opposing the regime of bashar al assad. amin joins a growing rank of muslims in america who have been lured into radical islam on

let's getting right to joe johns.he radar of authorities. >> well he tweeted a link last year in july that was titled bitcoin and the charity of jihad. that will get you on the fbi's radar. ali shuck ra promoted followers for month, but the big reveal game. it turned out to be from a 17-year-old high school dropout. >>> pleading guilty to giving material support to isis after the fbi tracked him down for recruiting. >> the fbi received information that amin was communicating online with known and unknown individuals and believe to be members of isil and that he was supported violent jihad. >> we know he dropped off a manassas virginia high school in february was a blogger for jihad, the brains behind a controversial now suspended twitter handle known as amariki witness, which promoted itself as dedicated to raising awareness about the upcoming conquest of the americas. >> he worked to create a prolific online presence that included more than 4,000 followers on his twitter account. using the moniker amreekiwitness, he

joe johns is with me "outfront" and joe, a lot of people did knot think trump would actually do it. he has often flirted with this idea but never actually done it but this time it was serious. >> right, a lot of people were very concerned this was all a roos. this is the first time he made it official and with a raw, unfiltered speech that jumped off script repeatedly. the donald is in, delivering a jolt to the already crowded 2016 presidential race. >> i will be the greatest jobs president god created. >> donald trump kicking off in new york by to thing wealth as a selling point. >> i don't need anybody's money. i'm using my own money. i'm not using bobbylobbiest or donors. i'm really rich. >> and foreign policy. >> nobody would be tougher on isis than donald trump. i'll bring back our jobs from china, from mexico from japan, from so many places i'll bring back our jobs and i'll bring back our money. >> he's long been a favorite target of late-night tv for behaving exactly the way he did today. >> of course most of you know who i am already, because i'm rich and i'm handsome in. >>

let's go now to the granite state to joe johns, who is with donald trump in new hampshire. take a will be to something trump said last night in iowa slamming two of his competitors. >> i watched jeb bush yesterday. he can't even put on a tie and jacket. he's running for president. rubio. rubio was really weak on immigration. his poll numbers plummeted and you know where he is. i think he's a highly rated person. by the way, i have better hair than they does. believe me and it is my hair. >> so some interesting criticisms of hi rivals there, joe. is this a taste of the next nine months to ten years of mr. trump? >> i think it is, jake. he's calling out republicans sometimes in a very personal way, sometimes more on policy. he's asking questions like how do you vote for this guy? why can't he answer a question? how are these people going to lead? is bush intelligent? so the real question here is what kind of damage is donald trump doing? he has the ability to attract a lot of attention. he could use that to push some top-tier candidates down into the second here. which is a h

. >>> i'm joined on the phone by joe johns on capitol hill. tell us about the threat this morning at the tsa hearing in the senate. >> right. let me give you some sense. this is based mostly on the chronology that comes from the u.s. capitol police and their e-mails, around 12:34 eastern time this afternoon, the capitol police got a suspicious package report and cleared the third floor hearing room of homeland security committee. multiple floors were reported cleared, it was pretty cleared, you heard evan speaking multiple corridors apparently on the third floor were cleared, along with some additional elevator security around 12:50 we got more information from u.s. capitol police. they said this was as a result of a bomb threat that had been phoned in at that time they brought in the bomb sniffing dogs which you can see on the third floor of the dirkson building. the interesting thing about this and what doesn't happen on capitol hill all the time is the amount of time it took for the all clear sign to come. that didn't come until 1:21 easter

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joe johns, thanks for the report donald trump will be the guest sunday at 9:00.i want to bring in gloria borger and dana bash and cnn national political reporter mabe rustin. let's listen to more of what trump said today. >> i know the best negotiators in the world and i would put one for each country, we'll do very very well. very very well. >> okay. that's foreign policy this was like a jump ball. react, okay? do you think? >> i mean that was just -- >> you have the floor. >> i mean. >> i don't know where to start with that but it's so interesting because it showed a lot of what voters like about donald trump, the one whose actually like donald trump, he's blunt and plain spoken and no idea what direction he'll go in. obviously has huge hurdles in new hampshire and iowa even if he is in the middle of the pact now, there are so many people that dislike him and think he's only doing this for attention. >> on that note i've been texting with a lot of sources and a lot of the republican presidential campaigns, and the overwhelming feeling is number one, the this wa

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joe johns has details. >> reporter: sources say the dual threats called in within two hours of each otherre specific enough to cause police to evacuate senators. >> an orderly fashion, please exit as quickly as possible. >> reporter: in parts of the west wing at the white house. the first threat came in just after 12:30. during a senate homeland security hearing. during testimony about the concerns about safety of tsa screening at airports. causing senators, staffers and witnesses to flee the room. >> please evacuate. >> less than two hours later, just after 2:00 p.m., as the white house press secretary was answering questions from reporters, more chaos. reporters being told to leave immediately. >> evacuate the area. >> reporter: as cnn and other networks covered the evacuation live, secret service agents with bomb-sniffing dogs could be seen sweeping the room until someone covered tv cameras. the all clear was called and briefing resumed with few answers. tonight the white house said the president was never in danger but is yet to explain why neither mr. obama or his staff were evacuate

thank you very much joe johns.rmer attorney for daron wint who is representing wint's family in the case and our legal analyst paul call land. you told me if daron wint was involved he was a quite bit player. did daron wint have any contact with jordan wallace with assistant? >> he had no contact with jordan wallace. it's interesting the time of the text to the young lady showing the picture of the cash was 9:00. no baik was oip before there. and then mr. savopoulos texted or called jordan wallace the night before to get money. no bank was open there. that money doesn't come from the bank. it came from the office of the ironworks company. lots of people knew there was a great deal of cash stashed into. therefore it was an insider job. that's how these deaths occurred. >> paul let me ask you about the text messages that are very important. robin is talking about the fact that h was sent at 9:00 a.m. exactly. there are some banks that open before 9:00 a.m. i'm not sure about this one. obviously robin doesn't believe

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joe johns on capitol hill. let's go to michelle kaczynski. was one of the reporters evacuated in the west wing of the white house. you're getting news about the president, the first family's location during this evacuation. what are you learning? >> reporter: the white house just said where the president was and was in fact in the oval office just yards away from the briefing room where the threat was centered. that surprised many people that he was not moved from that location. also when you look at the layout of the white house. you have the briefing room in the west wing. just beyond that are the offices of the press department. just beyond that is the oval office and the office of the white house press secretary. the staff was asked to go into the press secretary's office just across from the oval office so you had the president and those staff members in those two rooms. at this point you could only assume the secret service made the call. they would be safer in place in those offices than they would be if they moved. but there's, you kn

. >> we get more on trump's big announcement from senior washington correspondent joe johns. >> reporterald trump heads for new hampshire today after making his first campaign stop last night in iowa. he has been flirting with a run for president for decades, but finally made it official on tuesday. his kickoff event was about as raw and unfiltered as it gets for the modern presidential candidate. saying what is on his mind and not letting the script for his kickoff speech get in the way and not shy either about it as well. for other candidates like mitt romney, last cycle, it was a delicate issue. for trump, it's a selling point. by any standard, an unusual kickoff speech, moving back and forth between prepared text and extemporaneous remarks, jumping from topic to topic and issue to issue, and trump was clear who he sees as bad and good, starting with the current occupant of the white house. he called the president a bad negotiator and called the president's signature health care plan a big lie. he also went after some of the republican contenders, including jeb bush and marco rubio. h

our joe johns is at the trump tower waiting for the announcement. is the trump going to run is the big question here and it looks like the stage is set, doesn't it? he's being introduced by his daughter ivanka. he's expected to go out to iowa and later new hampshire after an appearance here. he's expected to release a statement suggesting that he is essentially worth $9 billion. that statement will be immediately scrutinized. his big problem though is his favorability ratings. out in iowa there are some suggestions in a recent poll that 58% of republican respondents said the

our joe johns is at the trump tower waiting for the announcement. good morning, joe. >> is the trump going to run is the big question here, and it looks like the stage is set, doesn't it? he's being introduced by his daughter ivanka. he's expected to go out to iowa and later new hampshire after an appearance here. he's expected to release a statement suggesting that he is essentially worth $9 billion. that statement will be immediately scrutinized. his big problem though is his favorability ratings. out in iowa there are some suggestions in a recent poll that 58% of republican respondents said they would never vote for donald trump. still, a lot of people would like to see him in the race if only for the entertainment value. of course, that, itself is a big issue because of his franchise on nbc "celebrity apprentice." if he does announce that he is getting into the race, that could be big trouble for him. some suggestions he would not be able to continue hosting that show as long as he's running for president. talking to people with trump today, they

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cnn senior washington correspondent joe johns was at trump tower. be honest it was unlike anything i've ever seen in presidential politics. >> true jake. this was as raw and unedited as it gets for the modern american presidential candidate. donald trump always says what's on his mind and he did not let the script for his kickoff speech get in the way today. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i tell you that. >> reporter: the billionaire businessman, donald trump, made it official today, never shy or modest about why he's running. >> i don't need anybody's money. i'm using my own money. i'm not using the lobbyists' i'm not using donors', i don't care. i'm really rich. i'll show you that. >> reporter: by any standard an unusual kickoff speech. >> when did we beat japan at anything? >> reporter: omitting the critical words, "except for world war ii." trump was very clear on who he sees as bad and good starting with the current occupant of the white house. >> our president doesn't have a clue. he's a bad negotiator. >> repo

let's get more from joe johns. >> reporter: john and christine, ali smin recruited and blogged for isis for eight months. the fbi on thursday said the face behind the enormous online presence was actually a teenager from northern virginia. a teenager they had been investigating for helping isis sympathizers with financing. pleading guilty to giving material support to isis after the fbi tracked him down. authorities said he dropped out of the manassas school in february. he is now the brains behind the twitter handle known as amreekiwitness. prosecutors say amin was instrumental in helping an 18-year-old from the d.c. area travel to syria to join isis. the justice department filed charges against the other individual too, but he is believed to be overseas. amin was helping isis sympathizers financially by teaching them about bitcoin. that directed people how to use bitcoin anonymously. amin's lawyer says his support for isis was all about opposing the regime of syrian dictator bashar al assad. he joins the growing rank of muslims in america being lured into the world online. >>> and the

. >> joe smithson and john carol, both from rural kentucky, have been charged with a litany of crimes which think say all stem from their addictions to prescription drugs. >> hill billy crack. >> just like heroin, but, you know, stick it up your nose. >> carroll has been sentenced to five years for theft and giving false information to a police officer. >> smithson was sentenced to one year for carrying a concealed weapon. >> >> he don't have no peace. >> for years. >> looking over your back. >> got 11 kids. i got eight boys and three girls. my oldest will be 19. i was real promiscuous when i was younger. >> i'm from kentucky. >> i got uncles down there bootleggers. like 190 proof, you're on fire. >> last time it was like $10 a jar. i don't drink no more, all my money goes to pills, now. i don't drink no more, i don't smoke pot. all my money goes to the pills. >> prescription pills create problems inside the jail as well. >> several nights ago we had inmate workers observe on camera passing what appeared to be pills. the officers reacted. they recovered 21 pills which were identified

joe johns has been looking into this. joe?d isis followers all over the internet for about eight months. but the big reveal came today as the fbi said the face behind that enormous online presence was actually a teenager from northern virginia. a teenager they had been investigating for helping isis sympathizers with their financing. tonight, a 17-year-old honor student from a d.c. suburb pleading guilty to giving material support to isis after the fbi tracked him down for recruiting for the terror group. the fbi received information that amin was communicating online with known and unknown individuals and believed to be members of isil and that he was supporting violent jihad. >> reporter: we now know amin who dropped out of a manassas virginia, high school in feb, was -- february was a blogger for jihad. promoted itself as dedicated to raising awareness about the upcoming conquest of the americas. >> he worked to create a prolific online presence that included more than 4,000 followers on his twitter account. using the monik

joe johns reports. >> reporter: the donald is in, delivering a jolt to the 2016 presidential race. i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> he kicked off his campaign by touting his wealth as a selling point. >> i don't need anybody's money. i'm using my own money. i'm not using lobbyists or donors. i don't care. i'm really rich. i'll share that. >> and foreign policy. >> nobody would be tougher on isis than donald trump. i will bring back our jobs from china, from mexico from japan, from so many places. i'll bring back our jobs and i'll bring back our money. >> reporter: he's long been a favorite target of late-night tv for behaving exactly the way he did today. >> of course most of you know who i am already because i'm rich and i'm handsome. >> reporter: one thing -- >> reporter: this isn't the first time that trump flirted with presidential aspirations. >> this is very serious. i'm seriously thinking about it. i have never taken it seriously like this. >> i think you will be surprised at what my announcement is. >> reporter: now he is officially in the rac

let's go to our senior washington correspondent joe johns on capitol hill. he's joining us on the phone. joe, what is going on? >> wolf you have it right there. it was the circumstance seine senate office building one of the many cavernous buildings on capitol hill and authorities say they got a report of a suspicious package apparently on the third floor in a room right next door to or adjacent to the hearing room where the homeland security committee was meeting. we know that the room was cleared. we know an investigation continues into what is there or is not there. i was just there on the floor minutes ago and there was a state of calm because things like this happen on capitol hill from time to time but because obviously it was homeland security department because the subject matter was the transportation security administration an abundance of concern. authorities have not told us there have been any type of an all clear so we're waiting to find out what they think it is. they did tell us electronically through e-mail that some floors of the building ha

. >> joining me now from new hampshire, cnn senior washington correspondent joe johns where donald trumpl be in a matter of hours and also juan par los. i've read a lot of comments today. one quote ds a presidential and absurd. what has the response been? >> along those lines. there are those who don't take donald trump ear jousry or his comments. it's not the first time he insults mexico or mexicans. and the interesting part here is mexican immigration to the united states is at its lowest rate in years. most of the immigration through the southern border is people coming from central america. but still the mexican government usually tries to stay out of u.s. politics. but they saw it necessary to respond to mr. trump. >> joe, you've covered many a politician in your years in washington. the notion of calling mexicans rapists, people lose their jobs over words like those. and this is a man running for the president of the united states. >> that's absolutely true. and as you talk across the spectrum of republicans, there is a lot of concern about these words from trump. but i also have t

we have joe johns with the rollout plan. how is he going to do? >> today, trump heads to new hampshire. he will be at manchester community college for an event around 5:30 p.m. eastern. trump's campaign kick off speech in new york was over the top about as raw and unfiltered as it gets in politics. he was just geting started in iowa. he kept up the drum beat slamming president obama for his health care plan and negotiating skills talking tough about republican contenders too, including a comment about how he has better hair than florida senator, marco rubio and more on foreign policy. listen to what he said about isis. >> as you know isis. isis has the oil. isis is rich. what we should do right now is go blast the hell out of that organization. >> trump's biggest problem in iowa appears to be his approval ratings. a recent poll shows 58% of republican respondents say they would never vote for him. >> that's good. that's a good number there. that's a good number. the question is how it will change over time. if he's in the race joe, he keeps talkin

. >> let's bring in our senior washington correspondent joe johns. he's joining us live in manchester new hampshire, where donald trump will deliver another speech later this afternoon. joe, what kind of voter is trump hoping to attract in a state that takes its first in the nation primary very seriously? >> that's for sure. the campaign thinks that they'll be able to attract conservatives who were angry. they think they'll be able to attract people who are blue-collar and who are very worried about the american trade policies wolf. they do think they have a chance at least, at attracting those voters in this country who simply don't care that much about politics don't understand it but think there needs to be change. whether that's going to happen is anybody's guess but we'll see donald trump here tonight in new hampshire, wolf. >> he made a point yesterday, as you know of playing up his wealth. listen to this joe. >> we have politicians controlled by all the wrong people -- including special interests. and i'm running for president as a businessman

cnn's joe johns joins me now.i have to say that wint remains the only person that's been arrested for this. >> it is going a little slowly. the there were some other surprises today in these newly released court papers in the case of amy and savvas savopolous. their son, their housekeeper. at first authorities suggested there was no break-in in their home in washington but newly released papers say police did in fact find evidence of forced entry. the latest clues made public in the d.c. mansion murder case point directly at the only suspect authorities already have in custody, even though police had said 34-year-old daron wint had to have help to pull it off. two law enforcement officials tell cnn's evan perez and pamela brown that traces of blood found on a shoe wint was wearing matched the blood of at least one of the murder victims. >> that's very significant evidence. it puts him in the house. it puts him with the victim. >> reporter: also new detail in court documents shedding new light on the investigation

cnns joe johns is with us in washington. tell us. >> well chris, with six baltimore police officers charged in this case who pleaded not guilty the report will be carefully scrutinized for what it says and does not say. it hasn't been released publicly as part of the evidence but it was leaked to "the baltimore sun." they said it was ruled a homicide the injury occurred inside a police van. gray suffered a single high energy injury like those seen in shallow water dive incidents. it could have been caused when the van stopped. the most significant injury was to the lower left part of his head. the injury may have resulted when he got to his feet and was thrown into the wall of the van. his wrist and ankles were shackled. his his death was deemed a homicide. the officers failed to follow safety procedures up colluding putting him in a seatbelt and getting him timely medical attention. >> we are going to talk about what this could mean. thank you for bringing that to us. >>> we now turn to the weather. look at this. a possible

joe johns is out front.important for people to understand this autopsy report is the core of the case. everyone has been waiting for it demanding it pounding the table for it now all of a sudden it has leaked out. what is the bottom line. >> the sun reporting the injury occurred inside the police van while freddie gray was in police custody. he suffered a high energy injury like those seen in shallow water diving accidents. most likely caused when the police van decelerated. the most significant injury to gray was the lower part of his head. and that the injury may have resulted when he got on his feet and thrown into the wall of the police van. it's been widely reported he was not in a seat belt while he was in the van, but the maryland state medical examiner's report said his wrists and ankles were shackled making him at risk for an unsupported fall for acceleration or deceleration of the van. >> that is why they didn't rule this an zen, right? they're not saying they tried to kill him, but they are saying

joe to run in 2016. he has apparently set a deadline to decide around early august. john, is joe biden going to get in? hn: i think it is a case of head versus heart. the head says no. the heart increasingly says yes. both of those pieces reporting in the washington journal, i know to be true. beau biden wanted his dad to run and talked about it before he died. hunter biden wants his dad to run. family means more than anything to joe biden and i think the pull of family have him thinking more seriously than he has in many months. right now, i think he is closer to running than he had been in all of 2015. al: i agree, but here is why i think he will not run. joe biden is the happiest warrior we've known in politics. at least since hubert humphrey. he is a joyful candidate. he's upbeat. he's joe. when we look at him today, we can all understand why. he is a sad man and a man who is grief stricken. i don't think a presidential campaign is going to be the catharsis for that. i think he is tempted and you are probably right, he is closer than he was before, but i think the head will win out. john: i think th

. >> joe johns, thank you so much. one more correspondent our justice correspondent pamela brown, let me bring you in to button this up. you know you were the one we were talking about, joe was mentioning the cameras in the briefing room were covered, many of them were the cameras were tilted down outside of the white house, they've been allowed to return but still a lot of questions about this one. >> there's a lot of questions and a lot of questions, brooke about the nature of this call but i can tell you in regards to what happened earlier today with that bomb threat on capitol hill we're learning that it was a specific threat that was called in apparently the caller said that a device had been placed in the homeland security committee offices on the third floor of the dirksen senate office building and so because the threat was so specific that is why capitol police took the action they did, evacuate the area took the threat so seriously and as we saw interrupted the tsa hearing there. we don't know if it's connecte

joe johns is "outfront". >> reporter: for the first time tonight police are identifying savvas savopoulosn wallace who was hired in recent months as a driver for mr. savopoulos. newly released court documents suggest investigators continue to be interested in wallace, who allegedly dropped off $40,000 in cash just hours before the family was killed and their home set on fire. police say after wallace changed details of his story surrounding the drop-off of that money they got a court order to retrieve his telephone records. also in the documents, police seem to lay out how they believe the crime that ended with this fire began with a break-in at the savopoulos home. they're saying whoever held the family hostage before shaking them down for money may not have been invited in. documents say side doors had, quote, a single broken windowpane. the door is broken near the lock and a shoe or boot print is visible on the exterior, suggesting forced entry. tonight police are still holding 34-year-old daron wint who was arrested two weeks ago while apparently on the run. court records say in addit

john: unspeakable sad. our condolences to joe biden, dr. jill biden all of the biden family. lindsey graham when we come back. later tonight, we unveil a new look at piling -- pulling in iowa. -- at polling in iowa. ♪ john: central, south carolina was at the center for an event where lindsey graham announced he would seek the office of the presidency. at the senate of his pitch was his distinct brand of hawkish foreign policy and a bold claim about his own potentials. senator graham: radical islam is running wild. they have more safe havens, more money, more capability, and more weapons to strike our homeland than any time since 9/11. they are large. they are rich. they are entrenched. as president, i will make them small, poor, and on the run. i have more experience with our national security than any other candidate in this race. [applause] senator graham: that includes you, hillary. mark: he takes a jab at hillary clinton but highlights the fact they are friends. our poll shows -- all republican polling shows foreign policy is a big deal. is that a distinctive enough measur

joe biden. [applause] john: there have been a lot of things said about beau biden.e is obviously a guy who did not take the easy way, who wanted to work for it, who served in the military, did all those things. but the thing is, i know that we know the two of them. we knew beau biden. we know joe biden. the bond between them is so powerful. you could not spend time with either of them without having them both gush about each other. the depth of that bond is an extraordinary -- spend 10 minutes with joe biden without him talking in the most effusive terms about his son. and the feelings were obviously mutual. it is almost the ideal father-son relationship people idealize in their minds. mark: beau biden was a great guy, great public servant, and touched for pretty much everybody he met. for joe biden and the whole family, a tragedy to have his public career when he first got to the senate marked by the death of another child and his wife. to have his career at the end of his career have this happen is unimaginably sad. john: unspeakably sad. our condolences to joe bi

the three amigos -- you, john mccain, joe lieberman. talk about the start. were the three amigos born? senator graham: of pain. they were born o john mccain is a republicanf pain maverick. . lieberman had been the vice presidential nominee and lost the election. along comes barack. the thing about joe lieberman i think any politician can learn from it is, he did not want the job too much. he was progressive by any reasonable definition, but when it came to radical islam and the war, he understood we had to get iraq right. he was willing to stand by bush, who had made tons of mistakes. he was going to go all in with the surge. joe would not give an inch. he stood by the president. he was, i think, the only democratic vote to keep us from pulling the plug. that bond -- john had been a contrarian in his own party. joe became the outcast on national security. from that bond, when people wanted not to lose a war we did not think we could afford to lose -- it came from there. mark: what are the activities of the three amigos? senator graham: we have been everywhere

john and carl. alix: did you guys e-mail me about my dress, saying, nice job? joei would say this trade bill defeat is about politics. carl: about two weeks ago, americans believe this trade bill is negative for american workers. if this can't be sold to rust held state them across in michigan and other places, then there is a real problem here, so the american people have to be sold that this is really an effective economic measure. alix: or gdp, what matters more? will it keep jobs in the u.s.? carl: that is a very interesting question. so the focus or the bigger priority is america's middle-class and working class individuals and the income they will have it that is not saying i am anti-free trade, it certainly benefits the economy, but it has to be implemented in such a way where workers are not given the short end of the stick. one classic example is the lack of respect for international -- intellectual property rights with these pirated goods, welcome a predominately goods manufactured abroad. alix: i am curious if this really means something for exxon? john:

let's get the latest from our senior washington correspondent joe johns. what are you learning? this police intensify a search for more clues in the murder of those four people at that house as we learned in court documents more about the employee who dropped off $40,000 there on the same day the savopoulos family died. the personal vehicle of jordan wallace, driver and assistant to murdered ceo savvas savopoulos was recovered by police a block away from the crime scene on the day of the fire and murders, that according to the latest search warrant. authorities were looking for forensic and philadelphia evidence linking jordan wallace to this offense, the search warrant for the vehicle said but so far he has not been arrested, nor charged. the footprint discovered on the door to the savopoulos home appears to be an important clue in the investigation into the quadruple murder in washington, d.c. according to unsealed court records, "the door is broken neared lock and a shoe or boot print is visible on the exterior suggesting forced entry." >> seeing a boot mark on the door would

our senior washington correspondent joe johns is here. he's got new information.e you finding out, joe? >> well, wolf, at the start police did not this a case of home invasion but tonight newly released court documents suggest that may be closer to what happened. and we're also learning that cell phones of the victims were not recovered from the house when police got there. two pieces of the puzzle as the search continues for possible accomplices of darron wint the man they're holding on first-degree murder charges. in newly released court records police seem to lay out how they believe the crime that ended with this fire began. with a break-in at the a savopoulos home. investigators say they found efld suggesting whoever held the family and their housekeeper hostage before shaking them down for money may not have been invited in. court documents say side doors on the house had "a single broken window pane. the door is broken near the lock and a shoe or boot print is visible on the exterior suggesting forced entry." tonight, d.c. police are still holding 34-year-o

john kerry, joe biden. they are going to look at this -- the party will look oh, my god so she could have a much tougher race. i want to make the quit point. it's important. for her these scandals are what the war in vietnam was to lyndon johnson in '67 when everyone said he can't be challenged. and look what happened. and i think we're looking at the same kind of chaos next year. >> on twitter steve hartman said you can sum up bernie sanders popularity with one word academia. >> i disagree. he's authentic. he speaks to the democratic left which is the predominant force in the party for redistribution of wealth and power. our audience may have a problem with that. i'm a centrist. the democratic primary electorate is to the left of her. >> does she know she's a centrist now -- >> she's a chameleon. she will go wherever she has to go. look at the last two years. democrat party occupies wall street elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the tea party is the passion. >> i want to talk about trust. we saw last wee

joe, stick with me, john, so good to have you. ♪ alix: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day."'m alix steel. we want to get straight back to the top stories this afternoon. youtube is trying to woo amazon.com, and it will offer live streaming as games, whether they are battling aliens or playing soccer games. there will be dedicated pages alongside channels from publishers and creators. jobshis may be a steve moment for jack dorsey. twitter announcing yesterday will be dick costolo leaving and replaced by jack dorsey. is one of twitter's cofounders and left in 2008, that has been invited back, just apple afterrned to being ousted out. we spoke with saudi arabia and he hadalawaleed and these thoughts on twitter. aleed: right now we are on the stage -- at the stage where we need a greater social wouldk, and mr.costolo to focus on twitter to itits own thing, and bring into, into, into an entity on its own. alix: he said a new twitter will be a force to be reckoned with. senator elizabeth is fighting back from criticism from jamie dimon. shen said "i don't know if understands how t

phrase fit i would get inside his head for a second. >> he was certainly echoed by chief justice john roberts. joe patrice, thank you for being with us. >>> for gay americans today's ruling is the clumghts for a long series -- the culmination of a long series of being rulings. it's just marriage now and it's tonight's "inside story." ♪ your sword can be a servant for power of the pen ♪ ♪ reach out to raise his voice ♪ >> explorer and environmentalist jean-michel cousteau. >> we are visitors and we need to respect that. >> surprising secrets of the ocean. >> if it wasn't for the ocean, we would have a lot of problems today. >> and the harsh reality facing our planet. >> enough is enough. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. >> you're watching "inside story," i'm ray suarez. the supreme court ruled there is no straight marriage or gay marriage it's just marriage now. in the ringing majority opinion and the stinging dissents, you saw the legal not just emotionally nature of the debate. anthony kennedy says marriage responds to the universal people understanding and assurance t