[laughter] mr. biden: there is a reason john was being so complementary about your press conference and you're talking about the history of trade agreements. we expect you back here in the lame duck session walked in the locked in the house. i want to start by sending our thoughts and good wishes to the american people, the former president and a speedy recovery. youre honored to welcome here, mr. prime minister. over the years, i have had the privilege as has john in many in this room have had to meet with you on several occasions both here in washington and in singapore. improve oner try to the assertion at all, politics is local, but i think it is, i am going to try, i am old enough to do it, i think politics is personal, particularly with international relations. during that time, the prime minister and night many others got to know one another. jill and i will never forget the welcome you provided for both of us when we were in singapore three years ago. because inas special celebrating anre annivers

mr. biden: let me make it absolutely clear to those who are part of the syrian forces that participated that they must move back across the river. they cannot, will not and under no circumstances get american support if they do not keep that commitment. reporter: turkey says it will keep forces, watching so-called islamic state and another it leaves is an enemy in the syrian kurds. terry: dorian jones is covering this story from the stumble. what can you tell us about the scope of this offensive? guest: the first objective of the turks has been successful with syrian rebels taking the town center and engaged in mopping up operations. islamic state did not put up any fight at all and decided to just cut and run. the key question is the second part of turkey's operation, to give up recent territorial gains they have made in the last few weeks. that is unclear. we had the u.s. vice president supporting demand that syrian kurds retreat, but we have had a strong statement warning the turks if they w

mr. biden: no major party nominee in the history of the united states of america has -- do not cheer, just listen. has known less or have been less prepared to do with our national security and donald trump. maria: biden says trump's false claims about president obama founding isis could be used by ed it's almost hard to believe a : mill that's centuries old, turning out the same product all those years. maria doug meehan takes takes us : on a journey through time in tonight's made in mass. doug: just past the headwaters of the west branch of the westport river, you'll find an example of one of the first places to not only to make something in massachusetts but for the entire u.s. for that matter. >> to me this is a very special place. george whitley is the latest : caretaker of gray's grist mill in westport. for almost 300 years they have been grinding out a new england staple, fresh cornmeal. >> by deed, there has been a mill established here 1717. doug like they did dating back : in the revo

mr. biden: he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle to repeat myself, it is such a bunch of maalarkey. maria: while in scranton biden also made a special stop to show clinton his childhood home. new tonight, the obama administration is announcing its biggest transfer of detainees yet from guantanamo bay. 15 prisoners are being sent to the united arab emirates. it's part of a renewed push to cut the number of terror suspects held at the u.s. base in cuba. 61 detainees remain there now. x next on newscenter 5. maria: a new warning about pain medications and the problem they can cause in children years after they are taken. harvey: the latest on tomorrow's storm threat and how things will change. maria: one very excited birthday boy. why some boston big shots through this little guy a >> tuesday morning on the eyeopener, summer getaways can end in summer gold. >> three strategies to keep the family healthy when you travel. plus a chance for storms returns, when this heat breaks tuesday at

mr. biden delivered the news at the wilmington train station. the funds will go towards buying new trains upgrading the tracks and making platform improvements. new technology on the trains is aimed at preventing train collisions and derailments. biden spoke fondly of the many workers he met riding from wilmington to washington for 36 years. >> they're my friends. they were with me. they're the guys and women on the phone when things went bad. even though i hadn't been on the road every day, they were the guys that showed up for beau's funeral. >> officials say the loan will allow amtrak boost seating by about 40 percent on acela trains traveling between washington and boston. >>> to politics now. election day is two and a half months away and a local race is already heating up. democrat steve and brian fitzpatrick are vying to become. details on what is considered to be the most competitive race in our area. >> reporter: republican brian fitzpatrick trolls for votes. the the retired fbi agent is a political newcomb are but he has a pedigree. th

the council is honoring mr. biden his leadership of the president's cancer research initiative. >>> 5:06. this morning, new details about exactly how much it cost to fight philadelphia's controversial soda tax. opponents of the tax spent $10.6 million in a failed attempt to defeat the proposal. the money came mostly from the coca-cola company, dr. pepper snapple group and pepsico. supporters of the tax spent about $2.5 million which included 1.6 million from former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. the soda tax takes effect next year and most of the money collected will go to philadelphia schools and recreation centers. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> seven minutes after 5:00. mostly clear skies in philadelphia. we're getting closer to sunrise. less than an hour away. we'll see bright sunshine. look at the 50s in the lehigh valley. the temperatures are cooling under clear skies, 67 in philadelphia, delaware is in the 60s along with the lehigh valley and south jersey at 65 degrees this morning. cool sp

mr. biden's hometown and the home of misses clinton's father. they talked about job growth and donald trump, calling him unfit for service in the white house, particularly to be in charge of the u.s. military. this is an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the vice president of the united states, joe biden and hillary clinton. ♪ ♪ cheers and applause] >> wow. hello, everyone. thank you. thank you all so much. it is so great to be back in scranton, -- in pennsylvania. i can't tell you how important this is to me and to vice president biden. we both have a lot of memories and lake winola, that's right. and it is such a nostalgic trip for me because my brothers are here. every to this lake summer of my life and loved every minute of it. life, and we loved every minute of it. there are a lot of people in havecrowd who are family known, or joe's family have known over the years. we are grateful to each and every one of you. it is wonderful to be here in scranton with senator bob casey. [applause] and youron: congressman, matt cartwright. yo

mr. biden's trip is a little bit late. we should have been there about a month ago after the coup. i note that general dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff went throughout to meet with the turkish military about two weeks of the coup to reassure a trend, an ally that we're there with you still. i think it's very important to get back on step with regard to the relationship. well still have quite a bit of the momentum from the warsaw nato summit in july. and i think turkey will pick the right choice still overall with regard to their national interests as opposed to the personal interests sometimes president erdogan. >> more questions in my mind. but i'm just told that i have to leave there it, captain bob wells. always good to have you. and thank you very much for your perspective, sir. >> thank you very much, arthel. good to see you. >> thank you. same here. eric? >> well, arthel, while we're deeming with turkey and that future of that nato ally, the u.s. and the west have vowed to destroy the radical islami

the council is honoring mr. bidenof the president's cancer research initiative. >>> federal officials will held a briefing today to give an update on a potential zika vaccine, in addition to the federal government, pharmaceutical companies here and abroad have been working on a vaccine. so far, indications are that a vaccine would not be available until next year. >>> a look at citizens bank park. members of the media will participate in a pregame soft ball game for pal night. harry hairston will take the field to represent our nbc 10 team and our sister station, telemundo 62. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with one last check on your morning drive. right now we are watching the schuylkill expressway. we found that camera where there's an accident scene in it. it's headed eastbound. these are our cameras around passyunk avenue. one lane is getting by right here. that's going it create big delays, really at the wrong time, juch as rush hour is starting to get under way. we'll see big delays because of th

the council is honoring mr. biden for his leadership of the president's cancer research initiative. >>> what was a frightening scene at an airport overseas this morning. some pretty tense moments for passengers and the crew onboard a plane that caught on fire. and the amazing outcome to this story we'll have for you, coming up. >>> plus, the growing calls to donald trump. will the republican presidential nominee's latest move affect the support he's received so far? >>> flights are suspended from dubai international airport after a plane crash landed and burst into flames. this is an update on breaking news we first told you about on nbc 10 news this morning. here's cell phone video that shows smoke billowing from the tarmac. the emirates airline flight coming from india had nearly 300 passengers and crew onboard. an aviation industry source tells nbc news wind shear may have caused a last-second aborted landing. everyone did escape safely, including six americans, before the boeing 777 was engulfed in a fireball. >>>

later in the day, mr. bidenheads of the state of estonia and wilithuania. >>> the u.s. will station stealth fighters in japan starting next year. it's the first time the aircrafts will be stationed outside of the united states. a japanese official announced the move yesterday. the u.s. will deploy 16 f-35 fighters to japan, starting in january. >>> and the terrorist attacks in paris last year are still hurting that nation's tourism industry. french officials say the attacks have cost them $850 million in tourist dollars in the first half of this year alone. france is the most visited country in the world and depends heavily on tourism to fuel its economy. >>> western pennsylvania rescue crews had to break through a wall to rescue a pittsburgh man who became stuck between two buildings. officials say around 2:00 a.m., the man tried to impress his girlfriend by jumping between the buildings' rooftops. that's when he fell three stories and became wedged into the space between the buildings, which is about a half a

mr. biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania.will bring it to you live at 12 35 eastern on c-span. this afternoon donald trump, he will talk about for policy today in speech in youngstown, ohio. you can watch a live 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. and in north carolina mark sanford who initially endorsed ted cruz is now calling on donald trump to release his tax returns. the former south carolina governor wrote an op-ed in yesterday's new york times to that effect. about randas a story paul's democratic opponent lexington mayor jim gray. if there if elected mr. gray would become the first openly gay member of the senate. tonight the communicators visits middle eastern broadcast next -- networks. connick with brian president of the middle east broadcasting network friend and digitaler of -- managing editor of racial voice about how they shared democratic values with an audience that would not otherwise be exposed to a broader spectrum of opinions. >> we have been on the air for 12 years and over that. of time i think the audience

mr. biden's home town and the home of mrs. clinton's father, q rodham. calling him unfit for the white house. this is an hour. [no audio] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the vice president of the united states, joe biden and hillary clinton. ♪ [cheering] [applause] ms. clinton: hello. wow. hello, everyone. [cheering] >> hillary hillary! senator sanders: -- ms. clinton: thank you all so much. it is so great to be back in scranton, pennsylvania. i cannot tell you how important this is to me and vice president joe biden. we both have a lot of memories of scranton and like lenola. it is such a nostalgic trip for me, because my brothers are here. we came to like lenola -- lake lenola every summer of my life, and we loved every minute of it. there are a lot of people in this crowd who are family have known, or joe's family have known over the years. we are grateful to each and every one of you. it is wonderful to be here in scranton with senator bob casey. [applause] ms. clinton: and your congressman, matt cartwright. and your amazing recorder of deeds,

they're honoring mr. biden for his leadership of the president's cancer research initiative.ow. >>> taking a look at the headlines, an emirates airliner jetliner crashed making an emergency landing in dubai. the plane, a boeing 777, was arriving from india. the aircraft skidded on landing and exploded into flames. remarkably, all passengers are safe. emirates blames a mechanical issue for the crash. >>> new jersey governor. >> cris: ty is scolding republican presidential nominee donald trump over his comments critical of the parents of a muslim-american soldier killed in iraq. christie, one of trump's biggest supporters, said they have the right to say whatever they want. trump claims he was viciously attacked by khizr khan last week when he spoke at the democratic national convention. >>> a new jersey man claims five people trespassed on his property knocking on his door asking for permission to go get pokemon in the backyard. he's seeking class action status along with others claiming about pokemon go and trespassing. >>> some olympic officials are looking ahead to the 2020

a likely reason mr. biden has been tapped to aid her.-span, andit on get more information about this speech and other events we are taking in during campaign 2016 at c-span.org. here is mac in germantown, maryland. he has some college. caller: good morning. glad to be on c-span this morning. the comment i wanted to make is about these two candidates. i'm kind of leaning towards the democrats, by the way. but unwillingly. is,thing about mr. trump he's talking about alienating the united states, and creating all these trade barriers. when you look back, people like donald trump made a lot of their wealth trading, doing business and china and bangladesh, creating his product overseas. and bring it back here to sell it. now, he is trying to create a trade barrier and shut other people out from using the very same opportunity to make wealth themselves. i mean, when i look around today, i see more of my friends, more people working for themselves today because they are able to buy the tools and the necessary things that they need to go into bu

mr. biden's hometown and the home of misses clinton's father. they talked about job growth and donald trump, calling him unfit for service in the white house, particularly to be in charge of the u.s. military. this is an hour.

mr. biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. will bring you both of those events tonight at 8:00 on c-span. we visited the middle east broadcasting head head quarters in virginia this week. they provide information to the world on terrorism and democracy. we talked with executives and producers who described their work at the locations. >> the middle east broadcasting network on the air is a corporate name for two tv channels. the pan arab channel and the iraq channel. we also have eight streams, three websites and numerous social media platforms. >> why two different ones? >> when it was created, launched back in 04, we were on the tail end of the iraq war and there was a belief we need iraq information whether it was a need to broadcast, or local news about iraq while the rest of the middle east was served by the pan arab channel. how >> host: how big is nbn? >> guest: it is about 600 employees. both here in the u.s. we have correspondents all over the middle east and we have a budget of about 110 million that is n constant in

mr. biden posted this photo on twitter on monday with the message proud to mary brian and joe at my house. both are longtime white house staffers and as vice president love. look at this. with summer olympics set to start, it seems like the wrong time of the year for hockey highlight but follow along. check this out from russia. stunning the crowd with this move at an event. he scoops up the puck with his stick and throws it into the net. that wouldn't be legal in annual game. >> it's like an exhibition game. >> like harlem globetrotters. whistling sweet georgia brown except a different georgia. >> good. all right. love that russian humor. thank you, tamron. >> coming up, shannen doherty's new revelations about her health. what's ahead for the former "90210" star and on "trending," for this ad. is it sexist? >> hoda faces her fear. the fear of heights as we make a the fear of heights as we make a trek to the top of[bell rings] i like to use my backpack as a basketball! i use mine as a science e

mrs. clinton and vice president biden.ant to say i appreciate that she will be something about the for childcare. recently i read something where someone was fired because they needed to take an emergency leave. sad that if you have ,n emergency with your child's a lot of people have children or if you have some kind of illness that instead of giving the person a couple of weeks to or take care of that means, that you have to fire them. that is not the american way. americans, most of us, were up on-- brought compassion. empathy. word is what if that were i? what would i expect from the i had anson if emergency not just with my child, but any other family member? the other thing i wanted to say, vice president biden and mrs. out we arents and every day people even though they are in the position of government. but they are still public servants. they are there to serve. we appreciate the call. thank you very much. enjoy the rest of your day. is with us now from chicago. caller: the reason i called is listening to president

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mr. biden says hillary has forgotten more about foreign policy than trump's team will ever know. this. >> let me go, joe, please! ♪. stuart: you can tell that's elvis singing hound dog. by the way he died 39 years ago today. do you know where you were? >> yes, i was very upset. i was in bed, my mom came in and said guess what? elvis died. >> i was playing in the street and we were devastated. he ranks near the top as the top-earning dead celebrities according to forbes. stuart: you were kids when this happened. i was in a car on my way to candlestick park, san francisco. that was the day when i last saw o.j. simpson play for the 49ers, candlestick park, that day. came on the radio, elvis has passed. check out the big board, we're coming back, now down only 35 points, maybe because the price of oil moved above $46 per barrel. when you get oil up, you get stocks coming back a bit. that's what we've got. hillary clinton says if elected she will not send ground troops to fight isis. watch this. >> in comparison, donald's been all over the place in isis. he talked about letting syria

mr. biden addressed donald trump , his outlook on terrorism and how he approaches it. re's a bit from vice president biden yesterday. [video clip] : embrace and tactics of terrorist enemies themselves. casting entire communities culpable for the acts of a few. torture, when he knows it's illegal and says he would order it even on the military commanders that they would not obey his orders. when can you think of ever in history were military commanders have said before a man or woman is elected that they would not follow his orders? threatening to kill innocent family members of suspects. indiscriminate bombing, what he calls for. that is how anyone hoping to lead this great democracy should behave? he likes autocrats. the politics of fear and intolerance calling on a ban on muslims. slandering proud muslim parents of the gold star families who paid the ultimate sacrifice in a threatening to send americans to guantanamo. this guy is ok. trump's ideas are not only profoundly wrong, they are dangerous and very un-american. they reveal a profound ignorance of our constituti

but vice-president biden said mrs. clinton grandfather was born in scranton and she has their best interests at heart. >> there is the vice-presidential seal on the podium. we understand they are here right now. it is important to point out the latest wall street nbp c marist poll shows her leading by 11 points in pennsylvania. it is important to point out a republican hasn't run pennsylvania since 1998. the campaign stop had to be cancelled after the dallas shooting. it is the first time we'll see them both together. they will be emphasizing the scranton roots. >> biden was born here in scranton and hillary's father was born here had. we were in an italian restaurant prekwented by clinton's brother and she talked about how to learn to shoot a gun at her grandfather's place. the crowd is growing wild. upon vice-president biden making his way down the ramp there. they are going to hear about clinton's plan to create jobs. this is mostly blue collar and they have lost many, many jobs here. it is very interesting and dona

mrs. clinton and vice president biden campaigned in scranton, pennsylvania.class and added no party nominee has been less prepared on national security and foreign policy than trump. an airstrike at a hospital supported eye doctors without borders in northern yemen today. the new york times reports at least 15 people were killed, dozens more wounded. a fast-moving wildfire in california one of several burning in the state

mrs. clinton and vice president biden campaigned in scranton, pennsylvania.

mrs. clinton and vice president biden campaigned in scranton, pennsylvania. biden said donald trump does not care about the middle class and added no party nominee has been less prepared on national security and foreign policy than trump. an airstrike at a hospital supported eye doctors without borders in northern yemen today. the new york times reports at least 15 people were killed, dozens more wounded. a fast-moving wildfire in california one of several burning in the state has spread to more than six square miles, officials say the place has destroyed 100 homes in the lower 90 miles of san francisco. local news 20 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark thompson. "bloomberg west" is next. ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." discusses an ipo. is the company ready question mark we will discuss. here's one of the biggest names in european [indiscernible] on why he sees lots more m&a in the pipeline and the security firm at the heart of one of political hacks of all time. an exc

it was classic joe biden the, mr. touchy-feely.ably and visibly uncomfortable with the whole thing. >> you know, not everyone is comfortable with that. but back on the subject of trump a little bit, as it seems like as he gets out there, i talked to more people over the weekend, recently who would come , gosh i liked him for a while but he has gotten too crazy. he has gotten off message. i was hanging in there for him and he is just veered off. he said too many, you know, stupid things basically. how do you battle back against that? you're a good advocate for him. what would you tell him and what would you tell people out there? >> well, the truth is, i was with him last week and it is not that he is saying things that are all that off the wall. it is that the press takes what he may say in one-hour speech, they take 15 seconds of it and they will pretend that is all he said. melissa: i concede that is true. they definitely, before -- night is. melissa: beating up republicans they liked it. he is now beating up democrats, the media

mrs. clinton and vice-president biden were slamming his ideas.r national security advisor daniel benjamin said isis is on the defensive because of clinton's policy. >> her turn in the state department was a positive one and saw the virtual defeat of al-qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan. and that was the greatest threat we faced after 9/11. isis is on the retreat right now. and we have seen news that suggest that their territory has been reduced 40 or more percent. and the leadership is destroyed in iraq and syria and afghanistan and libya. and many other places and secretary clinton as president would be aggressive to pummel their sanctuaries. >> we is have the senior editor from the journal. mr. benjamin had a high position advising mrs. clinton and the state department. his claims one by one. is al-qaeda defeated? >> no, on june 28th. the presidential envoy to the coalition testified before the senate and said the front in syria was the largest al-qaeda affiliate in history. this is correct and we documented it in the long board journal and the

mrs. clinton and vice president joe biden visited his hometown of scranton pennsylvania looking to build on her momentum and reach out to working-class voters. jenna: donald trump and mike pence are in ohio hoping to chip away at her narrowly there as the gop nominee gets ready to share his strategy for defeating isis. we have a preview from governor mike pence yesterday in a fox exclusive. >> he's going to lay out his vision and his strategy for defeating radical islamic terrorists, real specifics about how new leadership in the white house, a change of direction in the white house and the kind of broad shouldered leadership donald trump will bring is going to make our country more safe. jenna: our coverage begins with senior national correspondent john roberts with the trump campaign in ohio today. john? reporter: good morning, i'll trump will unveil three colored plants do not only defeats isis battle radical islamic terrorism around the world. this in the state of ohio, big battleground state where he currently trails hillary clinton but not by much, 2 and a half points in the real clea

jk, this is biden." [ laughter and applause ] happy birthday, mr. president. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead tomorrow night. after the olympic opening ceremonies, we got a fresh, hot show planned. a big, big, big show. mr. jerry seinfeld will be here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, seth rogen will be [ cheers and applause ] we're going to talk to seth and then seth and i are going to face off in an epic lip sync battle. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from jason derulo. [ cheers and applause ] that's seinfeld, rogen, derulo tomorrow night. you don't want to miss it. it's very good. but first, we got a great show tonight. this guy is very talented. he stars with jonah hill in the new film "war dogs," miles teller is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] true story. the movie is based on a true story. it's crazy but funny. yeah. we're going to talk about the movie and then i'm challenging miles to a fun, pote

mr. erodgan's domestic concerns are concerned. amy: biden was just there.iden wrote a piece a turkish paper and foreign-policy has said that turkey has admitted that they have not given evidence that this man was behind the tinted coup. explain overall the significance, for people who have never heard of him, it is not just about the pkk in turkey. >> the pkk provides the opportunity for the turkish government to go after a large number of journalists. many of these journalists they have picked up our people of the left. military, judiciary, and those sectors blamed on people with en movementto the gul or members of the gulen movement. when erodgan came to power in early 2000, 1 of the great fears of this kind of islamist movement was that they would suffer a coup by the military. the military, largely republican would go and overthrow them. so from the very beginning, the party of mr. erodgan has been very careful not to antagonize the military. and through the early years, mr. gulen's movement and erodgan both collaborated in stuffing their people into th

biden. and you know, everyone's being cool. just like oh, hello, mr. vice president, shaking hands and kind of moving on, cause you know their wrapping this dinner up or whatever. and this one lady is like, taking her sweet time. going. and then at a certain point it seemed like she was winding down. all right great, we'll get to say hello. and then she pulls out her cell phone and goes, hey, mr. vice president, could you call my friend and just say hi? it will freak him out. and then joe biden goes, sure, why not? why not? one, you've got two nice indian people waiting to meet you! [ light laughter ] two, why are you wasting your time doing that? that's crazy. you can't just do that. >> jimmy: you're the vice president of the united states. >> people ask people like us to do that, and we never do it. d call your friend. you're like no, i've got things to do. >> jimmy: you're the vice president. >> joe biden's like, why not? i've got nothing else going on. hey it's me joe biden are you freaking out? [ laughter and applause ] it was fine. it was fine. i

. >> vice president biden being criticized for his support of mrs. clinton yesterday. was hugging and mugging. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. there is such a bunch of malarky. >> also

can you respond to vice president joe biden saying that mr.rump should not have access to the button? >> i can respond to it and say it's a a totally inappropriate comment. donald trump clearly has the skills necessary to make those kinds of judgment. he laid out a good strategy yesterday to con front the threat that we face from radical islam. his strategy is much better than the strategy that this president and this vice president and their secretary of state have implemented over the last years. it's the best indication that donald trump has the capability and the capacity to deal with those codes because he has a strategy that can work. >> some say his strategy is very similar to president obama's. i'll give you an example of that this morning. matthew chance at the top of the show said that russia is saying that the obama administration is negotiating with russia to find common ground in aleppo. so the russians and the americans are talking and negotiating. this has been going on for a a few months. would trump approve? >> absolutely, but

mrs. clinton since '08? caller: yes, sir. coverage you see any of her event today with vice president biden and did you see tonight? caller: yes, sir. and joe is like the greatest campaigner for sure. just tell you, it's time and hillary has had a long time to do a good job and so they have been. man, i'm just saying, let's just give women a chance. with her. host: duane, thanks for the call. on to athens tennessee. the line for undecided voters. chance.it's your you're on c-span, go ahead. caller: yes, i'm voting for the and i'm not certain, i'm an independent voter. but i like donald trump because of what he -- if he can get his telling ight and start people what we want to hear, you us know his ideas on how to clean our country up. my favorite an -- president was truman, and he cleaned our country up. it up. lly cleaned host: david, what do you think the biggest issues you want to hear from mr. trump or any of on? candidates what are the number 1 issues for you? caller: bringing our jobs back. i know hillary won't do it, but donald, he's a businessman, and something, i've been unemployed since '09. since the one

. >> vice president biden being criticized for his support of mrs. clinton yesterday. there was hugging and mugging. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. there is such a bunch of malarky. >> also ahead, black lives matter versus elvis at the king's grace land mansion. [chanting] >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. george soros, the democratic party, and hillary clinton, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, the 85-year-old billionaire is a far left fanatic whose open society organization advocates no borders anywhere in the world. according to soros, everyone should be able to go wherever they want for any reason and stay there. recently hackers believed to be backed by russia exposed more than 2,000 documents connected to soros and his open society. the information very disturbing. soros has given about $10 million to groups opposed to the policies of israel. he has funded individuals

mrs. sims. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> 6:36. >>> today vice president joe biden is leaving for an overseas trip that includes a stop in turkey on the heels of a deadly attack at a wedding. 51 people were killed in saturday's bombing near the syrian boarder. the turkish president blames isis and says the attacker was between the ages of 12 and 14. is back in dc this morning from his family vacation in martha's vineyard. he is set to survey the damage and devastation from severe flooding. is that more than 60,000 homes were damaged and 13 people killed. volunteers are helping with the clean up. don't nations continue to pour -- donations continue to pour in teammates are not out of hot water for their actions in brazil. the ceo of the olympic committee said quote further action is coming. lochte spoke with brazilian television, admitting he exaggerated about the incident he originally described as an armed robbery. >> >> if i didn't exaggerate none vandalizing a gas station bathroom. he says he takes full responsibility for what happened and apologized to the people of brazil. >>> 6:37 is the time. you're never more tha

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