[applause] v.p. biden: my name is joe biden. [laughter] v.p. biden: i'm a democrat. [laughter] v.p.: and i love john mccain. i have had the dubious honor, over the years, of giving some eulogies for fine women and men that i have admired. but lindsay, this one is hard. the three men who spoke before me, i think, capture john, different aspects of john, in a way that only someone close to him could understand. but the way i look at it and the way i thought about it, was that i always thought of john as a brother. we had a lot of family fights. [laughter] v.p. biden: we go back a long way. i was a young senator, i was elected when i was 29 and i had the dubious distinction of being put on the foreign relations committee, which the next youngest person was 14 years older than me. i spent a lot of time traveling the world, because i was assigned a responsibility, i was the chairman of the european affairs subcommittee, so i spent a lot of time in nato. and then the soviet union. and along came a guy a few years later, a guy i knew of and admired from afar. your husband, who had been a p

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the senior v.p. will be available in europe with front or four wheel drive from october. i was off and you know sums up the new c.r.-v. by saying there's no doubt it will be a strong contender in the compact and should be market well he says it makes an excellent impression and gives a great marks. whether you're a vintage car owner or fan or just tagging along for fun the place to be is that i bought classics it said to take place with a third time and ride back in western germany around seven hundred classic car enthusiasts will be showing off their vehicles from the early one nine hundred twenty s. through the one nine hundred eighty s. to nearly twenty five thousand visitors. the i must classics cool organizer toby is so proud of he says it isn't just a vintage car meet it's celebrating the nineteen fifties and sixties as you can hear from the music the guy the cars are the stars of course but the show's. motto is music and motors and pay the coach what distinguishes it from the other events is that it's all about bringing together vintage clothes from the one nine hu

are exempt any interests from any country this is interbank of the country and we have you know as a v.p. story india and i think they will negotiate with americans and they will. find a solution. it's been almost seventeen years since the united states began its battle against the afghan opium trade billions of dollars have been spent during that time but what results have there been. been taking a closer look. this is what an opium poppy looks like just ahead three of these is enough to produce enough heroin to keep an addict on the needle for more than five years now that i have your attention in afghanistan in the past year alone poppy cultivation levels swelled by over sixty percent a record of more than three hundred thousand hectares with a farm gate value of almost one point four billion dollars this is the main revenue stream for the taliban's war against the us forces in the country and one recent study says the u.s. is putting this money into its enemies pockets itself in some areas development programs inadvertently supported poppy production one example of this was the rehab

s and their v.p. is about what they should and shouldn't do and rereading that i pulled it out earlier here today that see. the two thousand and thirteen reed hastings their guidance again and it's really important it says look you know social media is new but that could have an impact on investors so be very careful you do all the deal with due diligence you need hey before we let you go melissa i want to ask you about another thing news breaking today we're breaking all sorts of news congressman chris collins an incumbent congressman from new york was arrested and charged by the federal prosecutors with insider trading and lying to the f.b.i. and the story is that i guess the congressman delivered nonpublic information about this australian company innate immunotherapy therapeutics firm which he's a principal shareholder to give the information to his son and his son supposedly gave it to others to trade up on and the u.s. attorney jeffrey berman said look he cheated our markets and our justice syst

s and their v.p. is about what they should and shouldn't do and rereading that i pulled it out earlier here today that see. the two thousand and thirteen reed hastings their guidance again and it's really important it says look you know social media is new but that can have an impact on investors so be very careful you do all the deal with due diligence you need hey before we let you go melissa i want to ask you about another thing news breaking today we're breaking all sorts of news congressman chris collins an incumbent congressman from new york was arrested and charged by the federal prosecutors with insider trading and lying to the f.b.i. and the story is that i guess the congressman delivered nonpublic information about this australian company innate immunotherapy therapeutics firm which he's a principal shareholder to give the information to his son and his son supposedly gave it to others to trade up on and the u.s. attorney jeffrey berman said look he cheated our markets and our justice system

who will run as a v.p. candidate for a democrat in 2020.hy wouldn't it be an illegal alien accused of murder. that's a perfect distillation of what the party stands for right now. >> that's absolutely right. by the way, for the red light tickets of yours i'm willing to rent you a pregnant illegal alien to sit in the passenger seat as you drive around washington, d.c. they're doing the jobs that americans won't do which is sitting in the passenger seat with you to serve as your pregnant passenger as you go around holding up liquor stores and all the rest. >> tucker: my pretext. look, i hate doing show after show after the faults of the press because in the end who cares, they're journalist. if they were smart they'd be in private equity but it's worth unpacking this for a second. to write a story about this and not mention he's wanted for murder until the fifth graph. isn't that just lying? >> i think it is but i think it's the sentimentalization of public policy which is what immigration is. it's no different from building another runway at

. >> thank you, v.p. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, vice president nakajo.missioner hardeman. >> commissioner hardeman: thank you, president. chief gonzales, as usual, wonderful report that you tried to skim through. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> commissioner hardeman: we try to get things on record. one thing that i see that we don't ever talk about, and i don't think we -- the 12,500 calls, which is typical for each month, but then, you turned to vehicles, 26,500 vehicle calls, so i think there's a lot going on monthly out of each station. but i wanted to talk about our chiefs being honored, which is a real tribute to terrific. i mean, the chief, in her own right, but this is just -- we have the first u.s. senators, where they come from, woman -- two women from the same state, right out of here, even though barbara lived in the north bay and works in oakland, but she was a congress woman, and then a u.s. senator. dianne, our mayor, and now u.s. senator. nancy pelosi, speaker of the house. we have a woman ran fire department. it's amazing, this city -- we

what secretary pompeo is doing is he's now brought stephen into the picture here, who was the v.p. for international government affairs at ford but has an extensive foreign policy background. 14 years advising on the hill, also served in the bush white house under condoleezza rice. so he has an extensive international security background. so what they are doing now, the devil's in the details. now they will start trying to work out the details of verifying steps. we have seen reports from the iaea that say there's no indications that north korea's really making steps towards denuclearization and we look at the satellite imagery, commercial imagery that's available, it looks like work to break apart research facilities, et cetera, has halted. in fact, they are expanding facilities that build solid fuel. so it's a matter at this point of making those steps verifiable and really getting some details on paper. john: i can understand the motivation behind denuclearization. his economy is in absolute tatters. i don't think they have the gasoline to make south korea but he does have missi

but the v.p. did say that the space force is not going to be built from scratch. pick from u.s. of the space programs that are already in existence. so maybe your best bet is to enlist? >> dana: i think i will just have to report on it instead. kristin fisher, thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: joining me now for more on this is former astronaut clayton anderson who of course you would be qualified to report on, this sir. this is somewhat controversial a question about whether or not it's actually needed. what it will be used for, what it will cost. i would love to get your thoughts as a former astronaut as to whether or not you think this is a good idea. >> i don't know a lot about the do tails, dana. it's really hard for me to comment because i want to see the implementation. if it can be done with less bureaucracy, then maybe it's something that's plausible. >> dana: do you think that we're behind -- behind the curve that china and russia is ahead of us this is going to be inevitable and space is the next frontier and we are behind? >> well, i think we have a lo

at the trump campaign at all until today when they called upon dennis raco who used to be a senior v.pat the federal savings bank testified that his boss there steven cock who had expressed an interest in politics spoke to manafort and then a day later helped figure out a way for his bank to lend paul manafort $16 million raico the witness said he had never seen a loan approved that fast. a few months later paul manafort emailed rick gates suggesting that steven cock, who helped out with that big loan, should be considered as secretary of the army. that's according to testimony that gates gave earlier in the week. he never did get nominated but deserve on a trump campaign economic counts. today's proceedings started five hours late. second day in a row the judge received a most from the mueller team complaining about him. this time about a thursday comment where the judge suggested the mueller team should stop asking about loans paul manafort had been denied the special counsel's office wrote in the motion quote the court's suggestion, however, that the government was unnecessarily spe

mid-continent v.p. of sales george skarich: >> why would you be so, in such a hurry to do something that may have a positive impact on some but a negative consequence on others? and maybe those unintended consequenc might even be worse than what you're doing ootn the r side. >> yang: two factories, 60 miles apart, both affected by president trump's tariffs. one, a hive of activity. the other, hoping it doesn't have to turn off the lights for good. jofor the pbs newshour, i' yang in southeast missouri. >> woodruff: electiofficials in zimbabwe announced that current president emmerson angagwa has taken a strong lead in the presidential election. the zimbabwe electoral mmission requested a break of one hour before announcing the final results. as william brangham reports, this election-- and the process byhich the votes have been counted-- have sparked protests and violence.ra >>ham: even before officials began announcing election results-- ...both sides were claimingvi ory in the presidential race. and, b

a repatriation ceremony in south korea overnight v.p.n hawaii arrived earlier this morning in hawaii for a ceremony tonight we take you there live later this hour, tackling slks interferes facebook pulled dozen off the site senate intelligence committee gears up for a hearing this morning on what is happening at facebook, the fallout coming up, the race to one trillion dollars, apple reporting a big be the beat with earnings set to open a new record gain 46% on session, that would be, if it hit dagen 203 dollars a share. dagen: and 45 cents. >> -- means it will be one trillion dollars, in market value, also in earnings front this morning, tesla in focus we are watching that, after the close tonight, analysts investors keeping close eye on xaern cash burn, when it reports he quarterly numbers after the close tonight, the big business of fracking a hot compromis commodity permian basin for look for demand for sand. >> joining me to break it down fox business network dagen mcdowell, the ceo manage partner rosecliff mick murphy national secu