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that's the thing i'll always remember. >> ed rendell, what's next for joe biden?d all this seems to me that he would be turning inward. it's hard to imagine how he considers his own political future now. >> well i think the great thing about the vice president is that he's got a spirit that can't be broken. it's got to be tearing at his heart. no parent should bury a child. but to do it for two children is unspeakable. i think joe will grieve obviously and grieve severely. he will turn outward and devote himself to being the best vice president he can be for the next year. i assume that he's not going to run for the next year and a half. i assume he's not going to run for president. i'm not sure. if he doesn't, i believe joe bind will find a way to serve after 2016. >> i think a life in service is certainly preordained for joe biden. i understand there's a private funeral in wilmington can delaware saturday. thank you for coming on. a difficult time for everyone that loved this man. a personal note i don't think i've seen a family in public life more authentic cli

rendell had a lot of trouble delivering. he ultimately did, because he would horse-trade. >> right. >> i just don't see that yet. >> all right. we're gonna take a break. "inside story" is coming your way right after this. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. >> time for inside stories of the week, and let's start with jan. >> philadelphia's d.a. seth williams, has taken an interest in combating truancy in our schools. he's already active in the charter schools, and he's trying to find a role for his office in the public schools in an effort to deter truancy and cutting off this school-to-jail connection. and his model is truancy courts that exist out in san francisco. he's running in to some resistance on the part of the public-school system. >> all right. ajay? >> shout-out to steve klasko and jefferson, who were both honored by the american heart association, but the rel

isn't this really about basic fairness, governor rendell? >> it's about basic fairness and it's a very important step to doing something about the income inequality that's eating away at the heart of this country. reverend it's a tremendous move by the president, and i would just make a plea to those businesses out there. they might think that they can avoid this by dropping their workers down to 34 35 hours a week and hiring additional workers. don't do it. don't do it. america works best when all of us are taken care of properly, when all of us make a decent living, when all of us can be good consumers. don't do it. what the president has done is the right thing, and you should abide by it. >> jared, another thing the president talked about today was the next step on obamacare, expanding medicaid medicaid expansion. let me show that. >> if we can get some governors that have been holding out and resisting as expanding medicaid primarily for political reasons to think about what they can do for their citizens who don't have health insurance

i mean, when you go back to milton shapp to bob casey to tom ridge to ed rendell to tom corbett, they all drop in their first year, first 15 months. they usually have a big agenda or serious problems, and they're not often successful in the first year of getting them done. the real question is, what happens when you get into year two and year three and year four? everyone -- every past governor was able to overcome that bad first year and win re-election with the exception of tom corbett. the other point i would make about it is that we have more -- talking about differences -- polarization and partisanship in the pennsylvania legislature than at any time in modern history. it's like we got one party from mars, one party from venus, and there's no middle, although my inside story, i have one rare moment of bipartisanship that i'll talk about, and that's not likely to change very much. so we got a very conservative legislature, more conservative in the last three elections than any time, and a liberal governor. i'm not using liberal and conservative in a pejorative way, just as descrip

governor ed rendell, always a pleasure. great to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time.my pleasure. >> you bet. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks to you for tuning in tonight on "politics nation." big news from the obama economy. why don't republicans want to talk about it? because it's getting better! also disturbing new sexual abuse accusations about former house speaker dennis hastert and the mystery about where he is tonight. and i guess she hit a nerve. some gop governors are crying out after hillary clinton called them out on voting. happy friday to all my friends in "politics nation" and

thank you, governor rendell. thank you, chairman michael steele. >>> let's turn to the top international story, nuclear negotiations over in vienna and over their question of nuclear arms in iran. andrea mitchell is there with us from vienna. andrea, take over. >> i know, chris, that the president is about to come out. this is a news conference jointly with brazil's president, but he well might be asked about this because what's happened here today as you though, chris, was the deadline deadline for these talks to conclude. we knew they were going to blow right past it. the important thing today is that iran's foreign minister zarif and several top colleagues came back from tehran they came back presumably with some guidance. and when asked about that they -- whether they came back with a mandate to reach a deal zarif, the foreign minister said, i always had a mandate to reach a deal. now they have just extended these talks, at least extended the preliminary agreement that guided iran's behavior on nuclear resear

i think governor ed rendell is still with us.e pride that joe biden took in both of his sons was -- he tells the story, as we've been talking about it, the story of getting through that loss in 1972 with them. there's that moment on the stage of the democratic convention where joe and beau biden embrace. this was a father who took an enormous amount of pride in what his sons grew up to be. >> no question. that was the highlight of the 2008 convention for me and for most of the delegates there. as great as it was to nominate senator obama as president the most moving moment was the exchange between beau and joe. and every father loves hopefully all of their children but for beau to follow in joe's path, i think that created a special relationship. >> valerie biden, joe biden's sister, very, very close member of the family who took care of beau and hunter after the accident in 1972. you know, has been -- she and her family have been very close. it's impossible to exaggerate the closeness of this particular family. >> we're just tak

former pennsylvania governor and philadelphia mayor ed rendell joining us live.hank you for being with us. >> my pleasure guys. >> comcast and the roberts family are such a big part of the fabric of this city and within the very same breath that people speak of his incredible success, it is coupled with talk of ralph roberts' generosity and humility. i know you echo those sentiments. >> it's a great american success story. ralph roberts started off selling belts door to door in tupelo, mississippi. he wound up coming up here and buying a cable company that had 7,000 subscribers. that's all. he built it into the biggest communications company and media company i think in the world. but he has been more than just a business success. he's done so much for philadelphia. your lead-in piece demonstrated just a couple of what are hundreds and hundreds of things that his generosity and comcast's generosity they don't get enough credit for their corporate giving but they are everywhere and ralph made sure of it. he built comcast into a great business but made it a great c

joining me now ed rendell. thanks for being here tonight, governor. >> my pleasure.a great day for america. >> yes, it is. we've seen this kind of freakout on the republican side before though, haven't we? >> yeah we have. and what bothers me is that they continue to lie about the affordable care act even in the face of new facts. jeb bush said it's a job killing mandate. well, has he been watching the economy ever since the affordable care act went into law? each month we've added private sector jobs. it's not a job killer at all. secondly, they say it will cause health care costs to rise. well before the affordable care act, health care costs were rising 10% a year. since that the increase has been much lower and in fact in 14 states this year they actually reduced health care losts. no increase, a reduction in 14 states. and thirdly, they said it will add to the federal deficit, the cbo said originally that it would cut the federal deficit by $100 billion over ten years. now that estimate is closer to $200 billion over ten years. so they continue to sing the same

we want to start off with former pennsylvania governor ed rendell taking to twitter saying that biden was a leader who did great things for delaware and the u.s. and then we want to share with you that president obama will give the eulogy today. now, vice president joe biden says that he asked the president to give therelationship goes beyond the political world. comments also showing up on twitter this morning as we learn that general army chief of staff and biden's children will deliver eulogies. >>> family and friends will say good-bye to a d.c. reporter today. charnice milton's service will start at 10:00 this morning. there was a wake for her last night. the 27-year-old was gunned down last week at the intersection of alabama avenue and good hope road. take a look at this video here. police say it shows several possible persons of interest. they're asking you to give them a call if you recognize any of the people on these dirt bikes. >>> prince george's county police are cracking down on driver who is slow down for school zone speed cameras then take off. the new camera is called

former pennsylvania governor ed rendell was among those visiting today. >> the right to marry is a basic right and it should adhere to all americans who are in love with each other. >> reporter: the supreme court's decision gives an extra boost to the people planning to mark the 50th anniversary of those first gay rights demonstrations but they point out despite today's victory the struggle isn't over yet. >> here in pennsylvania there's no hate crime protection there's no workplace discrimination protection so, you know, there's a lot yet to be done. >> you can tell celebrate today the marriage situation but if you talk about it at work you could be fired if you're not in philadelphia. >> several legislators already talking about antidiscrimination legislation, new laws that could go into effect soon. in the meantime, a lot of work still lies ahead but at least an opportunity to savor a sweet victory here tonight. live on independence mall, david henry, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you david. >>> archbishop charles chaput issued a statement calling theu.s. supreme court's de

. >> mayor red doesn't jump in like former mayor ed rendell did years ago. >> we shall see. >> i don'tnk she does. >> stay tuned. she might get crazy. >> might. never know. >> i hope so. >> rough kel he will every days for sean ditty combs, if i arrested then takes embarrassing spill at awards show see how he returned from the stumble. >> also the tall ships festival wraps up. the big attraction, turns out to be a lame duck. why the giant rubber ducky spent most of the weekend deflated on the shore. not all it is quack up to be. >> , no you didn't. >> yes, she did. >> we'll be right back. >> yes, i did. >>> well the fighting's host the milwaukee brewer, both teams in last place in their division. yesterday, the phillies lost the first game of their double-header, with the nationals three-two, but came back in game two franco two for five in game two and drove in three runs. the phillies batted around in the second inning, and held on to win this 18-five. it was phillies interim manager pete's first win as the skipper. >> well for the third time in 60s, labron james is a unrestricted fr

former pennsylvania governor ed rendell took to twitter saying biden was a leader who did great things for delaware and the u.s. also president obama will give the eulogy later today. and we know vice president biden asked to give the eulogy. we learned that army chief of staff general ray odiando and his surviving children will also deliver eulogies. >>> this morning family and friends will say good-bye to a washington reporter. there was a wake for charnice milton last night. she was gunned down at alabama avenue and good hope road intersection. police released this video of possible persons of interest. they need your help if you recognize anybody on these bikes, they need you to call them. >>> police completed a search of the mansion where someone killed four people in northwest d.c. the savopoulos house is now boarded up. police arrested daron wint for killing three members of the family and their housekeeper last month. investigators found knives, cell phones, and cash in his car as well as a nearby truck. it's not clear whether those are the victims' missing phones. >>> and we n

. >> reporter: former pennsylvania governor ed rendell toured the exhibit and says the court did the right thing. >> i think it's the right ruling. i connecticut receive in america you could create two classes of people that wouldn't have the same rights. >> reporter: the gay rights movement began with demonstrations outside independent hall 50 years ago. a national celebration on july 4th will commemorate the anniversary of those demonstrations. the chairman of the event says today's ruling ends decades of struggle. >> 50 years later we should be at a point in time when we are now treated as full first class american citizens with the right to marry the person of our choice is just monumental. >> reporter: the struggle doesn't entirely end here. there are now new calls for antidiscrimination legislation here in pennsylvania and across the country. live at the national constitution center, david henry, channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, david, thank you. >>> well, while some celebrated, the archdiocese of philadelphia took a much different tone today. archbishop charles chap

governor ed rendell, always a pleasure. great to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. thanks so much sir. >> my pleasure. >> you bet. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks to you for tuning in tonight on "politics nation." big news from the obama economy. why don't republicans want to talk about it? because it's getting better! also disturbing new sexual abuse accusations about former house speaker dennis hastert and the mystery about where he is tonight. and i guess she hit a nerve. some gop governors are crying out after hillary clinton called them out on voting. happy friday to all my friends in "politics nation" and on this friday good news. take a look at this number. 280,000. why does it matter? because that's how many jobs were added in may. the fact of the matter is that when president obama came in eight years ago we were 2 million jobs down. they have added every month jobs to the private sector. last month may 280,000. that's a big deal. the economy is getting better. that means people

political analyst and former rnc chair michael steele here in washington, and msnbc political analyst ed rendella governor. let me ask you now, kasie, gave us a sense, who are those people in that gym?

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. >> howard deen and me, ed rendell dhakt national committee mike, john bolton republicans, democrats there is an alternative to this government and we the united states government should be talking to them. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> great insight there theel take a short break a lot to come going to talk with eric trump next hour, stay with us. >>>. maria: insurance giant metlife challenging its too big to fail status greece central bank warning failure to reach deal could lead the country into uncontrollable crisis donald trump into the republican race for president this is "mornings with maria". . >> announcer: from the fox business headquarters in new york city here is maria bartiromo. maria: good wednesday morning i am maria bartiromo wednesday june 17th with me this hour fox news contributor monica crowley and sandra smith first top stories in fox business exclusive i have learned metlife filing again a new suit against a financial stability oversight council challenging too big to fail status adding to lawsuit from january saying they acted as judge jury executioner d

three bismarck high teachers: larry -- laura forty and sarah remus and sarah rendell are working with their high school students. partnering with these high school students to learn about and h honor these men. in addition to conducting research contacting families and writing essays about these north north dakotans who died in vietnam, the bismarck high students took this information and created artifacts to further honor these men. it is their goal to place these artifacts by the soldiers' names at the vietnam memorial wall when these students come to washington, d.c. this fall. over 150 students worked in groups or individually to create some truly amazing artifacts. it was difficult to single out a few to share with you today on the senate floor but know that the artifacts i describe today are truly examples of this wonderful project that has connected these young students with the stories and the families of the young men who gave their lives for our country almost 50 years ago. the first artifact i'll show you is for john lundeen. mackenzie rid dell, brittany hawkenson are bisma