according to the craigslist ad at least, mr. biden leased the vehicle from 2005, when it was brand new, first model year of the new redesign, yes, leased the car from 2005 until 2008. and we can guess that he loved it all that time. but in 2008 you might imagine that he ended the lease because a little something came up. i'm sure it is an awe-inspiring and very exciting experience to be elected president of the united states, as barack obama was in 2008, or to be elected vice president of the united states, as joe biden was in 2008. but one of the very real-world consequences of that happening to you is that you don't get to drive yourself anymore. ever. anywhere. unless they buy you a pretend ranch in texas for the duration of your presidency, i guess whereupon they will let you drive around in the back yard of your pretend ranch as long as you don't go on any of the roads. if you're not going to pretend to be a rancher while you are president or vice president, having that job means no driving for you. and some presidents and vice p

mr. biden's reasons for visiting ukraine.iplomatic solution to end the violence in eastern ukraine has so far failed. >>> and the ukrainian city of slaviansk there have been tributes to three pro-russian protesters. a makeshift memorial was set up to mark the point where gunmen opened fire at a check point. >>> syrian civilians have been attacked by chemical weapons. the united states now says it is investigating the allegations. we show pictures of what appear to be people suffering the after effects of a chlorine gas attack. syrian government and rebels have blamed one another. >> reporter: they have problems breathing. they cough, vomit. doctors say these people are victims of chlorine gas bombs. this is a town in the northern countryside. activist say syrian government helicopters have been dropping barrel bombs that continue this gas. >> translator: there have been sixth attacked. when the bombs are dropped the smell of chlorine spread across the land. three people have die sod far. >> reporter: this is not the first tim

mr. biden says washington is ready to help build a united ukraine. >> no nation has the right to simply grab land from another nation. no nation has that right, and we will never recognize russia's illegal occupation of crimea and neither will the world. >> on monday, the state department handed out photos which it says prove its case that russian troops and equipment are indeed on the ground in eastern ukraine helping to fulfill rebellion. russia says the government in kiev is breeching last week's agreement failing to stop sunday's attack on a pro russian check point. kiev called it a russian provocation. in slovyansk, the three that died are martyrs. there's a makeshift memorial in town and a steady shift of memorials. >> well one of the cities where there's been a big pro-russian occupation is donetsk in the eastern of ukraine. we are joined now from there. now, we know a lot about what's happening in donetsk. how many other areas are occupied by pro russian organizers? >> reporter: couldn'

when i met with michelle obama and met with mr. bidencain, senator murphy, i informed these people you are really strong politicians, you are really strong people of the world. please, if you see that it's not enough to just promise sanction, you have to -- you have to be stronger and more concretely act, please act, economic sanction, more deeper, longer. with military mission, we need it. we don't have power. we can't -- it's about our budapest agreement. >> you want action from the world and want them to honor their commitment to protect ukraine. i heard you sing the ukrainian national anthem incredibly beautifully at tina brown's women in the world conference the other night. everyone in that audience stood up and flashed lights as they did in independence square, i think you brought one now because they were gripped by that spirit of revolution you brought to the table and we have them here. i will treasure mine. >> it means if you switch with me this light, it means we are really speak about truth. we have a lot of propaganda, it's

mr. biden is the highest-ranking u.s.ial to visit ukraine since the crisis began in december. >> good morning, welcome to aljazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. ahead in this half hour, asia will be the focus for president obama this week as he prepares to head to the region tomorrow. how the ukraine crisis will factor into meetings there. >> reuben hurricane carter has died. >> this year's boston marathon is set to kick off about 30 minutes from now. 36,000 runners are expected to participate this year, and at least a million people are going to line the streets to cheer them on. nearly 260 people were injured when the bombs went off at the finish line last year. for the survivors and families, their lives have been changed forever. we are joined from boston. we have been speaking with two brothers bonded by this tragedy. good morning. >> good morning. these brothers are part of the big close-knit family of six who have stuck together since the brothers each lost a leg in the marathon attack last year. recovery for them se

mr. biden's visit comes amid a breakdown in last week's geneva agreement. pro russian rebels have refused to disarm and have taken control of more government buildings in eastern ukraine. the u.s. pointed to more sanctions against russia with proof that russia has moved into eastern cities. the interim prime minister yatsenyuk is speaking. we'll monitor that for any new information, joe biden also addressing the media in that event. stay with aljazeera for continuing coverage of the crisis in ukraine. we'll have a closer look at the potential impact vice president joe biden's trip could have. >> yemen has killed dozens of al-qaeda members in a joint operation with the u.s. 55 members of the group have reportedly been killed in three days of drone strikes. the u.s. acknowledges it carries out drone strikes in yemen, but typically does not comment on specific attacks. the obama administration says the group known as the al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula is the most active in the world. >> we have a strong collaborative relationship with the yemen government a

mr. biden came in third with 10%. let's go to david from georgia on our line for independents.ood morning. caller: good morning. a couple of things. cropdustingoing with drones, how are they going avoid the power lines that run parallel or across the fields? two, i forgot what else i was going to say -- host: you don't think the technology obstacles can be overcome? caller: i think they can. it will be a while before we can get to it. i keep track of all of the technology online. r drone with aar a gps controller. as far as i know, they are not able to go around buildings and whatnot. host: let's go to bob in rhode island on our live for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, why are democrats so afraid of using the word affordable health care? they're letting the republicans run rampant with obama care this and obama care that. a lot of the things i hear seem to make a lot of sense with the affordable health care act. republicans just unwanted. republicans don't want poor people. they want to keep them poor and make them poorer. i want your opinion on t

around russia is not going to back down i repeat russia is not going to back down here mr kerry mr bidenms nuland should realize that russia is not going to back down what's going to happen next so i think when we are talking about the media it's important to realize one thing how the media is supposed to work in the way it is set up is taking cools from actually old political theory is to control the interactive and to some extent we are all victims to the framing of the discourse which then also limits and frames our ability to think or not to think and which means that the media largely in trying to narrow what can be discussed and what is to be discussed and that includes the diagnosis and also the solutions and the media are go after. emotional reactions so in this respect what we need to do is to step back and to establish a political diagnosis of what happened before we can talk about what could be good also what you are trying to do was program ok gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after the break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine stay with our. dramas the. s

mr. biden met with latvian prime minister at the white house yesterday and today the vice president speaks at the atlantic council on the situation in ukraine. here the remarks later today on c-span radio. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. everybody says how do you think these women came from such a very low part of the world? so victorian era is stratified. there was the very rich and the middle class and then the real robber baron achievers. the life and times of these women is the most buccaneer time you can think of. after the civil war. finances were becoming major, yet rockefeller, jim fest, all of the robber barons were making a lot of money. i think it was easy for them because they have been running around with low rent con artists. now let's go with the big boys. they were beautiful and they were tough, and they were driven. they were driven both for power and individualism. they could have been cornerstones, they could have anor, theyin a fine m were pushing for

mr. vice president! joe bidenebut on the social media site with a very stylish photo, a pair of sunglasses. also, this shot, his first selfie with a friend. >> brought you by samsung. >> yeah, you've got to be careful now when you take selfies with the president. thanks, david ortiz. the administration is promising the vice president will post behind-the-scenes photos of his travels and work inside the white house. what could possibly go wrong? >>> let's get an early look at your forecast this morning. jennifer gray's got that for us. >> unseasonably cool temperatures will remain in place for today. however, much of the east will rebound nicely for the afternoon, warming up little by little every day. we'll see a lot of sunshine across the south, breezy conditions, though, remain across much of the southeast, even some showers popping up into central portions of texas and even the oklahoma panhandle. we are going to see temperatures around 63 degrees in atlanta today, 70 in memphis, not bad in dallas, 69 degrees.

mr. carney served for joe biden and >> jay carney spoke to george washington university students about media and public affairs. mr. carney served as director documentation for vice president joe biden and he worked as washington bureau chief. we will show you his remarks tomorrow night. here is a quick preview. >> i remember we had some discussion during 2012 about if it is appropriate for the president to give interviews to john stuart and others -- jon stewart and other. s. the answer was yes because most people we are trying to reach would most likely watch the daily show. i think you can look back at 2012 and a series of interviews the president gave, probably the toughest interview the hat was jon stewart. robably the most provocative interview he had in the election year was with the anchor of the daily show. >> what does that tell you? >> i think you guys should examine it and write about it. that is a broader discussion about where the media is or the traditional medias today. it is also reflection on the fact that somebody like jon stewart is actually very smart, sophisticated cons

obama is promoting a new plan to help train americans for skilled jobs, along with vice president biden, mrama announced $600 million in grants for two new programs. the first will partner community colleges with employers to create job training programs, the second help expand apprenticeship programs. >> when it comes to training our workers, not all of today's good jobs require a four year college degree, but there's not a job out there that's going to pay a lot if you don't have some sort of specialized training. our best bet is keeping ahead in the skills race. >> president obama added that better skills are the key to growing the middle class. a majority of funds for these programs will come from money already set aside for job training by the labor department. >> ahead in our next hour, detroit taking on that massive operation trying to deal with a backlog of blighted properties. we'll talk about that and other problems detroit faces. >> several thousand afghan interpreters fear for their safety after several colleagues were murdered. why many of them aren't being helped after they pu

mr. prime minister, i signed ukraine united, joe biden.e that easy just signing my signature. the truth of the matter is we, the united states, stand with you and ukrainian people on ukraine united. we do not recognize, we do not recognize russia's actions into crimea. today, as i said, there's some trying to pull ukraine apart. you have the struggle for your very future. there's been a lot of talk about g.o. politics east and west. here in ukraine people know that it's about something much more fundamental. it's not about you. politics is about unity. it's about independence. at the most basic level, it's about restoring respect and dignity. for months, ukrainians braved bone chilling cold weather and stood down sniper bullets. i know not every ukrainian feels the same way about the madon. i understand that. it's my view all ukrainians can have agree on the core idea that government exists to serve the people. the people do not exist to serve the government. the people of ukraine should have the right to choose their own future. i offer m

mr. putin will listen to joe biden and pull the little green men and the russians back to russia liberate the crimea and will go to status quo. i personally will believe in santa claus beforeibility in that. secondly, that they occupy eastern ukraine and then force some kind of what they call federalization. third, they will occupy all the way to the niper river and then go in the south and hook up to transnistra and fourth scenario that pretty much all of ukraine is going to be occupied. what are the implications of these scenarios for russia? re these -- is such a -- are these developments going to change the nature of the russian state and if yes how? and how sit going to change the relationship between russia and europe and the rest of the world? thank you. > thank you. >> for the attitude between the relations for the last 20 years, i would say even for me right now i very much disappointed. in fact i thought we were already past communist past. and we would never come back to such kind of operations even in internal life when just squeezing and putting people in jail and just cuttin

biden and mrs. obama, my bosses, we have commander carol lapointe here today. it is a pleasure to be here. with a group that i call the usual suspects and some others up here. people would often wonder, if you're meeting the same folks in different buildings, what is the value of talking to each other? that is not what happens. all of us have the ability to focus. at one point and the doctor said what we are here to talk about is the leadership capability of our returning veterans. we hope to be able to engage others in the conversation. that is really what i hope to do here today. talk about what is the framing idea of what we're here to o. this forum aligns exceptionally well with what we're trying to do with joining forces. some of you may know what joining forces is. some may not know. before i took this job, i fell in that latter half. here is what we do. we try work through what is it that the country can do by joining with the private sector and joining with groups like yours to help veterans reintegrate into society. to help military families and transi

biden. that was taken many years ago. he would to the vice president -- throwback thursdays trump selfies. welcome to instagram. that's what mrchristie did himself. there he is. young chris christie a younger joe biden as well. that's it from me. thanks for watching. i will be back at 5:00 m. eastern. a person special would-hour editied edition. >>> we begin with breaking news top of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. let's get to it from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry with a stunning allegation. he has condemned religious intolerance and saying leaflets are being dropped in that's t small ukrainian towns telling people there to identify themselves as jewish. >> just in the last couple of days, notices were sent to jews in one city indicating that they had to identify themselves as jews. obviously the accompanying

mr. prime minister, i signed ukraine united, joe biden.ere that easy, just signing my signature. but the truth of the matter is we, the united states, stand with you and all the ukrainian people under ukraine united and i will say at the top we do not recognize, we do not recognize russia's actions in crimea. but today, as i said, there are some trying to pull ukraine apart. and you have, we are in a struggle for your very future. there has been a lot of talk about geo politics, about east and west. but here in ukraine people know that it's about something much more fundamental. it's not about geo politics, it's about unity. it's about independence. and at it's most basic, it's about restoring respect and dignity. for months ukrainians braved bone-chilling cold weather and stood down snipers, bullets in the madon. and i know not every u -- ukrainian feels the same way about the madon but it's my view that all ukrainians can agree on the core idea that government exists to serve the people. the people do not exist to serve the government. a

on behalf of -- biden and mrs. obama, my bosses, we have commander carol point from the office of the first lady here today. it's a pleasure to be here. a group which i call the usual suspects and others out here. people would often wonder, well, if you're meeting the same folks in different buildings, what is the value of talking to each other? that is not really what happens. all of us have the ability to focus at one opinion, and -- said what we're here to talk about is the leadership, the capability of our returning veterans. moreover when we get together with the usual suspects, some of you in this room, we happen to engage others in the conversation. that's what i hope to do here today is talk about what is the framing idea of what we're here to do. so this forum aligns well with what we try to do with joy -- joining forces. before i took this job i at any time know what it is. we tried to work through what is it that the country can do by joining with the private sector, joining with groups like yours to hel

mr. putin will pull the joe biden and little green men and the russians back to russia, liberate the crimeaand will go to status quo. i personally will believe in santa claus before i believe in that. secondly, that they occupy eastern ukraine and force some sort of federalization. third, that they would go all the way to the river and then go .outh to odessa for the scenario, that pretty much all of ukraine will be occupied. what are the implications of the scenarios for russia? are these developments going to change the nature of the russian state, and if yes, how? how will it change the relationship between russia and europe, and the rest of the world? thank you. for general relations between the west and russia for the last 20 years, i would say, even for me, right now, very much disappointed. i thought we were already past the communist past and we would never come back to such operations. jail, cutting in people from elections, violating human rights. inever thought that would be such a skill that we have now. western leaders also thought that way. maybe he just did not pay much atten

mr. putin will listen to joe biden, and pull the little green men and the russian back to russia, liberate the crimea, and will go to status quo. i personally will believe in santa claus before i believe in that. secondly, that they occupy eastern ukraine and enforce some kind of what they call federalization. third, they would go all the way to the river and then go south and hook up. and forth, scenario that pretty much all of ukraine is going to be occupied. what are the implications of these scenarios for russia? .. kind of operations even when just squeezing and putting people in jail and adjust catching people etc.. i never thought that would be in such a scale as it is now. i think just they thought that way and maybe just didn't pay much attention to overall and to just engage with mr. putin and go on trying to get the profitable. that is the issue and that is a problem unfortunately. that's why i think just now we all reconsider that. many of us are appointing him because we thought he would continue to go about democratic russia and that's why therefore i accepted that we have to

that vicetting president biden would conclude our conference because few have done more than you, mr. vice andident, to promote advance vision of a united europe. during his tenure in the senate as chair of the foreign relations committee, then senator biden provided critical bipartisan leadership to the cause of stopping genocide in the balkans and bringing former warsaw pact countries into nato. after his election as vice president, he has continued his role as a leading architect and voice on european policy. and most recently, vice president biden has again been in the lead on providing reassurance to u.s. allies and supporting the new government in kiev in light of the recent crisis in ukraine. last month he visited poland and lithuania. and just last week he returned from meetings in kiev to offer u.s. support for the interim government. i am delighted the vice president can be here with us today to offer the obama administration's perspective on the challenges facing a europe whole and free and how it intends to respond. so please join me in welcoming the vice president of the

mr. carney served as director of publications for vice president biden and he worked i want -- as washington bureau chief for time magazine. this is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> jay, i must tell you, it's unfamiliar for me to look at you from this vantage point. thank you very much for having us come here. we're going to have an informal conversation before all of you about white house press issues, jay's transformation from being a journalist to being a spokesman for the vice president and then the president. then we will take questions. the methodology we are going to use is we will have you write your questions down on cards. and welcome to our c-span audience watching live. it is, as i said at the top, a privilege to be here. jay, i see that you brought the magic briefing book. we will get into that in just a minute. first of all, was that your aspiration ever as a journalist to do what you do now? and when you're are presented with that opportunity come how did you weight it? and having been a reporter, makes it more difficult or easier for your current job? >> i will start w

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biden on his way to ukraine. he will land shortly. i am sure mrs.nd others will be out in full force. >> i think it is weird the april is done the day after. presentse opening december 26. you are ready did that. coming up, boston police department security of the marathon one year after the bombing till three people. we will talk about the risk of terrorism today and how cities like austin around the country are doing with it. this is bloomberg "surveillance." streaming live on your tablet, phone and that bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. bloomberg "surveillance." a busy week ahead. the easter egg roll this morning. julianna goldman complete house.e of the white >> i am tom keene with me. adam johnson. scarlet fu rumored to be back tomorrow. the most serious issue, what you do after thousands cross the finish line. you take theu do, kids down to see the finish line. all that was shattered last her with an act of terror. richard falcon raft -- falkenrath here with us. last you for your help year at this time. it was difficult. how unusual

mrs. obama reported an adjusted gross income of $481,000. paid about $98,000 in total tax and gave around $60,000 in charity. the bidens brought in $407,000, paid $96 verks,000 in taxes and $20,000 in charity. >>> here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. last night's crash involving a fedex truck and a bus. fox 13 in tampa with full honors for a retiring bomb sniffing job. he helped tracked down insurgents. he saved the lives of his patrol unit. this is a like look from philadelphia from fox 29. the big story tonight is the search of a suspect in the shooting of an 11-year-old boy who is now in critical boy. police are looking for 19-year-old marselius temple. i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especlly those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should

biden said move on to business he's now and have a take on the market center for the conrad reason this what's next and friends that he senses the summer. mrs here in europe was still very much concerned about ukraine but then during front this afternoon trading. a positive impulse came in from wall street where traders and investors decided for the upside which helped. also the backs to climb slightly upwards again. hope that is connected to earnings reports expected this week two examples are cool cool asap if these companies managed to beat analysts expectations then this up with potential this is what triggers it the week began with the earnings report of citigroup thirty at the end of the first quarter as well as the alto where appeasing investors and pushing the stock price helpless the prison in france and the sale is committed to closing numbers when it won t sell at the desk sat back with the accent use of fifty about halt to settlement eight. most of the atlantic trading is still underway on madonna's cabana for you currently about seven percent and the units can see trading for one dollars thirty eight seventy. for some there the

mrs. clinton. 45% unfavorable. overwhelmingly she is the choice of democrats to run. 69% want that just 14% support vice president bidennow from washington, fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. so, not much is going to change, as far as hillary clinton is concerned in the next two years. her record is her record. how do you beat her? >> >> you let reality set in. i think the democrats will surely nominate her if she runs. it will be a coronation. i think if you look at how the polls have narrowed over the last few months, i think what did you say 49 pert% to 45%? that's a pretty narrow range. we are still two and a half years away. you know, i think the reason that people have this fuzzy picture of her, the name clinton, the 90's, very good time. peace and prosperity. they don't remember anything particarly bad. but then as reality approaches and they get to look at her record, this is not going to be an easy run to the once she gets in the general. and when he they look at her record, they begin to examine the real hillary and the real achievements, the lack of achievements, i would say. then she is going t

mr. john berman is on the ground near the start line and going to him for the very latest in just a few moments. but first vice president joe bidenrrived in ukraine on a two-day mission to bolster the kiev government with the announcement of more u.s. assistance as protest earls say six people were killed in eastern ukraine at a barricade in a shootout sunday. pro-russian supporters refuse to lay down arms and believe the public buildings. we want to take you live to phil black. we understand thousands of russian troops are amassed along the border. i'm curious of thesense of the people, the residents, the people that make up the community, what are their sentiments? are they fearing a war, an invasion by russia? >> reporter: some people fear it. some people desperately want it. pleading the w the russian president to go ahead. michaela, it depends on where you are in this region. differs from down to town. here in donetsk, looks like a fortress at a moment. anti-u.s. and european messages, plastered all across it. but outside the town, very much a regular city. drive north about an hour or so and this is where that shooting is s

mr. vice president? so the vice president joe biden gave me a call told me i had to listen to the doctors. phone call. >> al you will do anything to get a call from the vice president. >> i know every -- we're moving ever so closer to getting the vice president to come to the 9:00 hour. >> there you go. >> even if i have to rip my arm off. >> feel better. we'll see you monday i hope. >> yes, that's the plan guys. >> all right. take care. >> take a shower. >> good for you. >> don't rush it. do a who wore it better? matt or al? >> and that's what's trending today. >>> up next, the raging debate over men >>> daniel murphy the second baseman for the new york mets missed the season's first two games this week because he was out with the birth of his first child. >> that's right. his decision did not sit well with sportscasters that sparked a heated discussion about paternity leave. >> good morning, guys. matt savannah. it is a newly ignited hot topic in and outside the world of sports. and as a brand new dad myself i've got a unique perspective on it all. >> number 28, daniel murphy! >> little

biden held in 2008. barack obama held it until 2012. my question that i would love to pose to the president is. this mr.se explain that when you said in 2008 at the saddle back church forum that you stood for traditional marriage and did you so because you were a christian. and because it's what the bible taught. please answer, were you lying then or are you lying now? or did the bible get rewritten? >> and i'm just wanting somebody in the press to answer that honest question. i can't come up with another alternative of what could have happened. one of those three scenarios has to be the reason that he was feeling comfortable enough to change his mind. if he just said look, i just believe this because it's historic or it's traditional, that's not what he said. he said it was because of his christian convictions. does he have them or does he not? if one has them, they don't change fending on what the culture does. you don't take an opinion poll to come up with a new point of view. >> governor, i was chatting the other day with a couple of big fundraiser types for the g.o.p. and good guys and raising a lo

biden uses foul language and so does big poppy. remember, he said, this is our blanking city. >> i would like to bring in another son of boston, mr.ing. he is champing at the bit to join in on the day of celebration. doing your city proud. >> reporter: kind of nice. if you grew up a red sox fan, it wasn't until our adult life we got to see this at all and now three times. it is great to see that. i don't think the president is -- if jonny gomes has that jacket, i am sure it will end up in a closet somewhere. big poppy has something under wraps he is going to give the president. what is he holding there? >> he is holding some kind of package. president obama, you will remember, john, because you were there, after the marathon bombings, gave a lovely speech lifting the spirits of that city. he talked about, one day, some boston team would win a championship. little did he know it was going to be the boston red sox. >> it is a great group of people. you see jerry remy there, you see the current team, some of the executives. some are dressed quite corporate. other players aren't quite sure what to do. >> i still think that that blazer

bidens have been in this news an entire week. they've known how to grab the headlines this week. >> fascinating thing to see. mark murray, thank you for joining us. mrseed, she's going up against al gore in the last day of the elite eight. go to rundown msnbc.com to vote for the final four. turning from our tourney to the nba, where the playoffs are about to start. $250 million two hedge fund managers decide to spend over half a billion to buy the team. the fans in milwaukee doesn't need to worry about the team leaving or being contracted. the new owners have pledged to keep the team in the city and contribute money for a new stadium. i don't know if i agree with that. we'll be right back with more tdr. e one of the biggest financial services companies in the country? hey. yours? not anymore. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meeting you more than halfway. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. salesgets up to 795 highwayal is the passamiles per tank.sel [ male announcer ] by meeting you more than halfway. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better tim

mr. ryan tomorrow. i hope he will give us his feedback on it. >> congressman, if you look at his budget, 69% of his cuts affect minorities and lower income americans. vice president joe bidened paul ryan's budget, saying the plan favors the wealthy and cuts funding for infrastructure and medicaid. are there any doubts on where ryan's priorities are? >> absolutely none. if you were to get beyond his rhetoric and look at his proposals, i think that everybody in this country will see that he is favoring the wealthy over the working men and women in this country. people who want to work and will work for minimum wage would love to have their minimum wage increase, he's not talking about increase in the minimum wage to $10.10. what he's talking about is taking away the resources that will allow people to work at any level. i think that he's going to get some good feedback at this meeting tomorrow. >> i would say it sounds like it's going to be good feedback. congressman james clyburn. good to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. thanks so much. >>> still ahead, republicans in congress continue to drag their feet over immigration reform. what's happening in florida? r

. >> joe biden is visiting ukraine today for talks with the country's government aimed at resolving the crisis. >> president and mrs has become known around the would recall. this city has done everything it can to live up to that. >> being a true bostonian, we're all a little pissed off too. when we get to the finish we are bringing it back. bringing back boston to the finish. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah o'donnell is in boston covering a historic day. norah, good morning. >> hey good morning to you. that's right this city is celebrating the marathon as a fresh start and an opportunity to show the world how boston has recovered in the past year. there's lots of lessons for all of us. there are going to be 36,000 runners that are hitting the streets this morning and mark strassmann is at the starting line in hopkinton, 26.2 miles west of boston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it all starts here at hopkinton, this is the official starting point of the boston marathon. beyond that white fencing, 36,000 runners, wave after wave of them will run 26 miles into downtown boston for the oldest and

mrs. clinton, if you don't represent women in politics in america as future president, who will? and that's the problem. democrats don't have a plan "b" for who will. as much as we all love joe bidening in front of him by the halls of washington couldn't be brighter and with even the possibility of hillary on the table, no other democrat is out there auditioning for the job. there's no democratic equivalent to rand paul or chris christie or jeb bush or even american/canadian ted cruz. and there's no barack obama riding a singular moment like his 2004 convention speech into even the possibility of a run. so for better or for worse, it's all on hillary. all of it. the dreams of women, the plans of democrats, and that doesn't leave much room for her to make this crucial decision all by and for herself. would she be willing to walk away and take the silent blame if democrats somehow fail to keep the white house in 2016? could she walk away and keep her legacy intact? we shouldn't have to ask. she should be able to just be grandma, if that's what she wants. but then, she wouldn't be hillary clinton. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes star

biden. and he says "tell those players that we are standing with them that none of us would accept the disdain and the comments that were so representhensible by mr. sterling." when you have the president and the vice president and the white house standing with the players in this league, that is a testament of what sports can do. sports brings people together and allows us to talk about real issues and i think our players did a superb job. >> thanks kevin. >> thanks charlie. thanks, norah. >> oklahoma's governor is demanding review of the state's excuse procedures after a botched execution last night. clayton lockett was the first inmate injected with the state's new mix of lethal drugs. but minutes after being declared unconscious, lockett tried to lift his head mumbled and began squirming. prison officials halted the execution. >> there was some indication it may not have worked. the line was blocked. >> governor mary fallon ordered a 14-day stay of execution for another inmate also set to die last night. >> new e-mails over the obama's administration in response to benghazi. the documents were concerned by the conservative organization judici

vice president joe biden is fond of saying, don't tell me what you value, show me your budget and i'll tell you what you value. it's a revealing quote, mr. speaker, especially since senate democrats yet again refuse to even consider a budget. i guess according to the vice president, senate democrats don't really value anything at all. it's disrespectful to the american people and to hardworking americans that this budget debate isn't happening in the senate. as we have seen in recent years, the senate majority leader has decided not to introduce a budget. in fact, the only time the senate has introduced a budget recently was when the senators knew that they wouldn't be paid unless they did so. i know that ohio families and ohio businesses budget and plan for the future. they should be able to expect at least as much from their government and the house is meeting our obligation with this budget. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to respond to a couple points the chai

biden plans to run again. i asked them how it will affect their working relationship and, oh, by the way, whether the president would endorse his vice president. what i really want to know, mrl be viewing this as 2016. does that change your ability to work on behalf of this president? >> there is nothing i would do differently. if i absolutely knew i wasn't going to run or i absolutely knew i was, there's nothing i'd do differently. the president, his agenda, is one i strongly believe in. and we have upcoming elections in 2014. if i decide to run, believe me. this will be the first guy i talk to. but that decision hasn't been made, for real. there's plenty of time. we have a lot of work to do between now and november. >> mr. president, how does this filter through your daily life? >> i couldn't say it better myself. i've got somebody who will go down as one of the finest vice presidents in history and he has been, as i said earlier, great partner in everything that i do. i suspect that there may be other potential candidates for 2016 who have been great friends and allies. i know that we've got an extraordinary secretary of state who did great service for us and worked with

time as president joe biden and did vice president joe biden advice key have to take such action was it just a coincidence simply restating for mr lavrov salute of course claims from yes you always respond i think we're ready to move on to a new you can question go ahead elise so i did not get a response to that one and the question that is on the surface right now is how can the u.s. support the escalation in ukraine and at the same time support kiev crackdown on protesters in the east which washington does by saying that kiev has the right to restore order even though the u.s. supports chios military action against protesters in the east the u.s. is putting all responsibility again for deescalation on russia and we heard more threats directed at moscow and secretary kerry reffed out by saying we will act. now i was artie's guy and. we're just learning that local leaders in yemen have settled on an agreement with the government over a deadly drone attack that took place just last week it was a nighttime strike that allegedly killed four civilians the agreement reported by yemeni media included condolence payments from the gover