at the time vice president. for the time he actually was a significant figure and the indication was that mckinley would have kept him for the second term, but what happened? he dies of heard disease. he would have been president. nobody would even know who teddy roosevelt was actually. he dies in office and and tr becomes president. tr becomes president and he is there for seven and a half years and has his home in long island of the north shore of long island and goes back to his home and office as every president would, all right, and this was something, i am waiting for somebody to write, i use it, i'm not aware. i found assassination threat that i found in long island newspapers online that was never mentioned in any theodore roosevelt that i have ever seen. maybe i missed something, but i don't think so. we have a man 28 year's old, henry, a new name to remember, henry who comes one evening, of course, by horse and buggy, very few cars yet. at 8:00 o'clock at night and wants to see the president, there is

the vice president is always the tiebreaker. any big day or big boat the vice president will be there. other than that the vice president john adams and find himself stuck in philadelphia running a bunch of meetings with guys who would not let him talk and it was very dissatisfied. when thomas jefferson was vice president his opponent is the president. he doesn't necessarily agree with a lot of the policies he has to be part of the executive over. it was a difficult situation, which leads to creating the system where we are going to elect president and vice president a little bit more carefully. rather than the electoral college voting for two men, together against the most those president,ing would make a system where there is candidates for president and vice president. the real impetus is not the adams election, of the jefferson election in 1800. that is when they are packing up and moving to washington dc. there was no one election day in those days. they will start meeting and the new capital in december of 1800. they leave

have a vice president's first two.we have a senate majority leader being considered for the supreme court a few times to buy roosevelt a couple of times and even by truman earlier, anyway he would've been president would've been good i think. i want to point out he was older than him though that's interesting. that's becoming a trend more than every the vice presidents are older than the presidents. what's interested is berkeley after he decides not to run but he's already in his 70s, he said he's too old. notice the difference from now, we are going to have the oldest president, oldest combination of candidates ever. both are probably going to be 69 or older, it looks like it. it is different we don't look at it the same way the thing that's interesting is berkeley wanted to run but he was dismissed because he was too old, his 73. let's say he had one we all know that he died in 1956 so six so he would have died in office. so these are things afterwards we think thank goodness when you look at it. so we point out how

vice president bide season standing by his word to support and enhance cancer research. kathryn brown has a live report where the veterans hospital country's top doctors ivyer st en enorpipass thfot avon ss ase ooa rihaju an it on rtd pch ers rydaerr nce cancestokathn rt oxd snow flurrys on downtown boon this afternoon. >> it's pretty in boon. >> it really is. not causing problems. >> traffic is moving along pretty well there. anyway, few folks w flakes yesterday. few flakes, few saw it today. could be a few more friday. chance, none of this looks like it's crippling. i was remembering, i was telling mike mays, when i was in salisbury, maryland before i came here, christmas of 1980, we have had a low of zero and 36 hours later it was raining. not that we are going to be down to zero. we could have something akin to that heading in to monday. let's start with what is going on now, we will progress in to the future down the road. i believe we are starting with the radar. there is the dual doppler 5000 showing the little snow flurry activity, moving or patches of it, moving

the vice president is always the tiebreaker, so any big day, any big vote, the vice president will be there. adamsthan that, john would find he was kind of stuck in philadelphia running a bunch of meetings with a bunch of guys who would not let him talk. when thomas jefferson was vice president, his opponent was the president so he does not even agree with a lot of the policies that he has to be executive over. it is a difficult system, that leads to the system where we elect a president and vice president more carefully. guy with the most votes as president and the second-most votes for vice -- it is not the adams election but the jefferson election in 1800, when they are packing and moving to washington, d.c.. they will pretty much start meeting and the new capital december of 1800. we aremidst of this, electing adams versus jefferson, but the two sides have learned their lesson. when jefferson wins the election, technically he ties his own vice presidential candidate arab or, -- aaron burr , a senator from new york. with them being tied, the election goes to the house of representa

i'm going to talk with vice president tonight about that. i'll talk with him about criticisms of the obama administration and its record from the democratic candidates for president in particular. we'll talk about vice president biden's own passion now to launch the country toward a cancer cure and to make us do something about our infrastructure in this country. that's why we're in train station here in st. paul, minnesota. all of that is ahead in this exclusive one-on-one with vice president joe biden, including, me getting him on the record about where he stands between two very unlikely boldface anymor names. >> i have to ask you what you think about that. >> pope francis, trump. that's not hard call for me. not even close. >> vice president biden weighing in like kind of weighing with his hands, weighing trump versus pope. my god, this presidential race is so weird. yesterday, pope francis celebrated mass at the u.s. mexican border in mexico. he was about 300 feet from the rio river. more than 200,000 people gathered on the mexican side

commissioner president fong commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner wu commissioner johnson will be absent today through the chair commissioners i'd like to call commission matters out of order to take up future agendas commissioners due to the increased volume of applications your advanced calendar has ballooned through april the continuance of the affordable housing bonus program took to february and other continuance impacted the advanced calendar the additional to stay here until you midnight or 2:00 a.m. so i don't think you want to do that i suggest we reinstate the march 31 to the 2016 schedule and possibly discuss the hearings easily the day like 10 or 11:00 a.m. you could we arrange the agenda to take up certain items for commissioners that may not be able to attend i'll leave that up to you initially take a vote to reinstate march 21st, 2016. >> commissioner antonini. >> i've very much in favor of that project sponsors were concerned about trying to get on calendar i explained the calendar is busy you i th

any big vote, the vice president will be there. found himself here in philadelphia running meetings with guys who would not let him talk. and thomas jefferson does not even necessarily agree with a lot of the policies he has to be executive over. it was a very difficult situation, which is what leads to creating the system where we elect president and vice president a little bit more carefully. rather than the electoral -- for voting for gw men two men, we would have a system where there is a candidate for president and for vice president, making it much more clear. that is the 12th amendment. the impetus is not the adams jeffersonbut the election in 1800. which is when they are packing washington,g to d.c. they are leaving philadelphia that summer and in the midst of this, we are electing adams versus jefferson again. but the two sides have learned their lesson. run two guys.will but you cannot specify which is which. when jefferson runs, technically he ties his own vice presidential candidate, --enberg, and being tied, own vice p

[laughter] on presidents, yes, but not on vice presidents. i wrote this in february of last year, john hockenberry found it, said we want to talk to you about joe biden. last week i spoke to him for seven minutes. he made fun of it. he said you're a one-man campaign to make joe biden vice president again. i wonder if joe biden heard this. i followed through, but i'm thinking, you know something? i like joe biden that much. and whether he runs for something, i think he should be secretary of state if hillary wins. what i thought i'd do, write him a letter, type a letter up and send him a book signed to his office and tell him about the john hockenberry interview i and how much i admire him and i wanted to give him the gift of my book. i just sent it off today, you know? i thought maybe they'll just blow it up before it ever gets to him. they're going to have to check out that it's safe, of course. so i think if hillary falters, i think joe biden would have to enter, because i do not think bernie sanders can win the election, unfortunately. he'

for the transportation including including the wins and federal, state, and local let me thank you viceir malia cohen and thank caging for the program committee and commissioner avalos for chairing the finance committee about all of you and the staff with the board and executive director tilly chang and her staff we got a lot done in 2015 thank you colleagues for giving me the honor of harry this we successfully advocated for the multi federal participation bill of 2005 the 5 year fixing american transportation act will bring stability to the programs in the coming years cap & trade fund continue to generate fund for the transit like the expansion of muni and rail fleet and the development of high speed rail that connects our region and city locally our sales tax and other transportation authority managed fund played a key role inform attracting the funding and in 2015 the transportation authority celebrated the new presidio parkway and extensions in van ness bart and better market street and the contributing terminal it supported many vision zero and others from new crosswalks to stree

work of this new agency i want to recognize our form colleague supervisor christensen who served as vice chair of the timma board and to supervisor wiener store joining us on the timma subcommittee last year this is an important and very unique opportunity to directly shepherd the mobility program for the island and look at it and study what it means to do congressmen pricing in the city and county of san francisco the major policy was a preliminary town hall policy and the concerns of existing residents of the affordability we know many of the residents on the island are part of affordable housing project either those formally homeless and homeless veterans and families those are part of programs like height 360 and many of the market-rate residents that you are working class and middle-income i appreciate the ways to draft the concerns of the onsite residents and mindful we have high levels of transit service for the neighborhood which we are looking forward to and look at it additional fund support to supplement the funds of the mobility program in other words, to meet the needs of pr

. >>> vice president biden will visit the circle. people toward duke cancer institute. emma wright joins us from to with a preview of what is taking place. >>reporter: the vice president says he chose duke because they are a leader and cancer research. he became an advocate for finding a cure for cancer after his son passed away from brain cancer last year. after tragedy struck the biden family last year the vice president quickly turned heartbreak into helping. spearheaded president obama to cancer research initiative cancer moonshot. the goal is to make decades find a cure in five years. >> my dad used to have an expression, he would say a father knows he is a success when he turns and looks at his son or daughter and knows they turned out better than he did. i am a success. i am a hell of a success. >>reporter: biden says his son beau who died of brain cancer in may 2015 is his motivation to find a cure for the disease. during his state of the union address president obama announced biden would lead a federal task force on cancer research. $195 million will be spent

commissioner president fong commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner wu commissioner johnson will be absent today through the chair commissioners i'd like to call commission matters out of order to take up future agendas commissioners due to the increased volume of applications your advanced calendar has ballooned through april the continuance of the affordable housing bonus program took to february and other continuance impacted the advanced calendar the additional to stay here until you midnight or 2:00 a.m. so i don't think you want to do that i suggest we reinstate the march 31 to the 2016 schedule and possibly discuss the hearings easily the day like 10 or 11:00 a.m. you could we arrange the agenda to take up certain items for commissioners that may not be able to attend i'll leave that up to you initially take a vote to reinstate march 21st, 2016. >> commissioner antonini. >> i've very much in favor of that project sponsors were concerned about trying to get on calendar i explained the calendar is busy you i th

vice president biden should learn from that example?it's interesting, the vice president has his office in the executive building. cheney was moved right into the west wing right next to the president. is extremelyitics important. and that led people to speculate that cheney was running the government, but he wasn't. he had a lot of influence. i have known him intimately for a couple of years, and he comes across as a tough guy to deal with. action, you may not agree with this, i think he is very honest, sincere, and very hard-working. the fact that he has influence on president and you may not like with the president does, it is not likely that a vice president or any one individual affects the president's judgment that much that he really runs the country. about cheney talk in my opinion is not accurate. i have known him a long time. he didn't shoot me. [laughter] i have got a sweatshirt with a target on the back and a dickthrough it that says, hunt club. [laughter] richard: well -- that's right. it was subliminal. charlton hassan was

the vice president is expected here at 2:30 pm. we are told he will give a speech and then take a tour and meet with doctors. wncn will be there and we will bring you updates on nbc17.com. >>> breaking news raleigh police arrested a second person in connection with the shooting death of a taxi driver. investigators removed -- patterson was arrested. major earl edwards jr., was arrested the two suspects killed jose dominguez, 55 on monday. fellow cabdrivers have black ribbons on their cars and circled the justice center to honor the coworker. >>> happy now fayetteville police searching for a man of interest in an active death investigation. damien played, 23, scene with haney bird sunday morning. police found birds body in a wooded area of may harry tried yesterday morning. investigators do not know how the 37-year-old died. if you have any information call fayetteville police. >>> the polls were correct in new hampshire with both trump and sanders celebrating a win after the primary. but come off of losses in iowa last week. a stat

i want to recognize our form colleague supervisor christensen who served as vice chair of the timma board and to supervisor wiener store joining us on the timma subcommittee last year this is an important and very unique opportunity to directly shepherd the mobility program for the island and look at it and study what it means to do congressmen pricing in the city and county of san francisco the major policy was a preliminary town hall policy and the concerns of existing residents of the affordability we know many of the residents on the island are part of affordable housing project either those formally homeless and homeless veterans and families those are part of programs like height 360 and many of the market-rate residents that you are working class and middle-income i appreciate the ways to draft the concerns of the onsite residents and mindful we have high levels of transit service for the neighborhood which we are looking forward to and look at it additional fund support to supplement the funds of the mobility program in other words, to meet the needs of program and looking forward

and it's important enough to identify the vice president. and vice presidents always have some time to take on other responsibilities. >> thank you very much. thanks. >> with all due respect to our very nice vice president. >> i'm sure he will be pleased you said he had lots of time on his hands. we now recognize -- >> we have discussed this with the current vice president. it's not he particularly that we identified, but the office itself. >> right. right. >> we will bring him in here and ask him about that. recognize mr. flores for five minutes. >> hard to follow that. dr. parker, you emphasized in your testimony we should be urgently preparing for biological threats in the time between outbreaks. in 2006, congress created brta to do exactly this. as you explained, we continue to seem to go in crisis mode only when we have an outbreak. what else should the government do in these inter-epidemic periods? >> thank you, congressman flores. actually, in answering your question, i'm going to come right back to the centralized leadership and how

for the transportation including including the wins and federal, state, and local let me thank you vice chair malia cohen and thank caging for the program committee and commissioner avalos for chairing the finance committee about all of you and the staff with the board and executive director tilly chang and her staff we got a lot done in 2015 thank you colleagues for giving me the honor of harry this we successfully advocated for the multi federal participation bill of 2005 the 5 year fixing american transportation act will bring stability to the programs in the coming years cap & trade fund continue to generate fund for the transit like the expansion of muni and rail fleet and the development of high speed rail that connects our region and city locally our sales tax and other transportation authority managed fund played a key role inform attracting the funding and in 2015 the transportation authority celebrated the new presidio parkway and extensions in van ness bart and better market street and the contributing terminal it supported many vision zero and others from new crosswalks to s

marissa parra reports. 3 caesor johnson, vice mayor of lynchburg: (17:32:04) "now my time is coming to a close...." (17:32:06) (2 secs) lynchburg's state of the city was an emotional one.michael gillette, mayor of lynchburg: (00:17:56) "i'm sure you can appreciate what a bittersweet moment this is for me. to deliver my final state of the city address." (8 seconds) the city's mayor seemed to look back on the city's progress fondly.michael gillette, mayor of lynchburg: "our economy has grown, many of our city departments have received accolades..." (5 seconds) but of course, the city isn't without its problems- the mayor addressed the 24 percent poverty rate in lynchburg.michael gillette, mayor of lynchburg: (17:38:05) - "some of these challenges, like the poverty rate are emorphose and do not readily admit to easy definition or remediation." (7 seconds) they said that such issues aren't solved overnight. michael gillette, mayor of lynchburg: (17:39:00) "none of accomplished within 2015 itself. none of the challenges of 2016 have arisen instantaneoulsy." (8 seconds) before closing, the v

the vice president said as much in 1992. the future democratic leader said as much in 2007 and clearly that would have been the attitude of senator reid also. we've got work to do. if the president sends us a nominee, i think it will be disposed of as the vice president would have disposed of that nominee had he been in the leadership, had senator schumer been in the leadership and we need to get on with the many other legislative matters that we have to attend to this year. reporter: sounds like the president will still nominate someone. how far are you willing to go preventing this nominee going further? will you actually not meet with the nominee? senator mcconnell: i don't know how many times we have to say this. the judiciary committee has recommended to me there will be no hearings. i'm confident and the conference agrees that this decision ought to be made by the next president, whoever is elected. i don't know the purpose of such a visit. i would not be inclined to take one myself. reporter: will you not meet either

and it's important enough to identify the vice president and vice presidents always have some time to take on other responsibilities. >> thank you very much. thanks. >> with all due respect to our very nice vice president. >> i'm sure he will be pleased you said he had lots of time on his hands. we now recognize -- >> we have discussed this with the current vice president. it's not he particularly that we identified, but the office itself. >> we will bring him in here and ask him about that. recognize mr. flores for five minutes. >> hard to follow that. doctor, you emphasized in your testimony we should be urgently preparing for biological threats in the time between outbreaks. in 2006, congress created brta to do exactly this. as you explained, we continue to seem to go in crisis mode only when we have an outbreak. what else should the government do in these inter-epidemic periods? >> thank you, congressman flores. actually, in answering your question, i'm going to come right back to the centralized leadership and how important that is. i will answer it actually with an example. in m

so far, so good for vice president biden. but that can't be the end of the matter because that doesn't explain the two vastly different interpretations of the same statement. let's look a little more closely at the text. here's what chairman biden said about cooperation between the branches -- quote -- "let me start with the nomination process and how the process might be changed in the next administration, whether it is a democrat or a republican. end of quote. again, emphasize that was during the 1992 election. well, mr. president, we didn't have to search very long to honor -- to unearth textual evidence regarding of meaning of chairman biden's words in 1992. yes, he shared some thoughts about how he believed the president and the senate might work together, but that cooperation was to occur -- quote -- "in the next administration." in other words, after the presidential election of 1992, after the senate withheld consent on any nominee -- quote -- "no matter how good a person is nominated by the president." end of quote.

i got a fairly epic sitdown, a one-on-one with vice president joe biden. he talked about everything from donald trump's new war with pope francis of all people to what's about to happen with the vacate supreme court seat. it's all straight ahead. >>> one of the reasons the president has been able to move so far to the right is that there is no primary opposition to him. and i think it would do this country a good deal of service if people starred thinking about candidates out there, to begin contrasting what is a progressive agenda as opposed to what obama is doing. >> all right. that was you in 2011. understand that. >> but that was in response to a question on a radio show. this is a media issue. this is one thing i said on one radio show many, many years ago. media likes that issue. >> you were pretty tough on bill clinton's record and you said you hit his record on wall street. you said this was a guy who wanted to deregulate wall street, for welfare reform, and got nafta through. it didn't sound like a presidency you were very pleased with. >> i was a

. >> commissioner vice president richards that i have i guess staff you've done work and answered all the questions online i got the answers and maps and things put together and comments >> just to be clear to cleaver the language we felt we have been having an sledder pace of community meetings we forwarded these we knew a lot of things for maybe continue to a donates when we can digest so we can do something in 3 week. >> if we push this to the board you feel confront you know what the issues are i don't know it is the same as having for dialogue if we'll come back with responses but that's up to you we can come back sooner april 7th if that makes a difference and director rahaim i was going to do say what bill said in front of is a number of issues you've raised a number of issues that the communities has raised it would be our normal practice to not when there are those many issues not to move forward so see the next phase of work this is normally what you'll do nicole certainly take our issues to the board but normally you'll want to see the issues reluctance. >> commissioner ant

work of this new agency i want to recognize our form colleague supervisor christensen who served as vice chair of the timma board and to supervisor wiener store joining us on the timma subcommittee last year this is an important and very unique opportunity to directly shepherd the mobility program for the island and look at it and study what it means to do congressmen pricing in the city and county of san francisco the major policy was a preliminary town hall policy and the concerns of existing residents of the affordability we know many of the residents on the island are part of affordable housing project either those formally homeless and homeless veterans and families those are part of programs like height 360 and many of the market-rate residents that you are working class and middle-income i appreciate the ways to draft the concerns of the onsite residents and mindful we have high levels of transit service for the neighborhood which we are looking forward to and look at it additional fund support to supplement the funds of the mobility program in other words, to meet the needs of pr

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. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> a question for mr. t-65 b versus 60 dash 68 x i recall the zoning map the one 60 parcel i know that mistakes happen all the time by the way, what if this was not an error. >> essentially an x unbelievable no bulk requirement the way the bulk requirements work depending on the level of bulk requirement above a certain height the measurement with the diagonal of the tower has to be smaller you get a smaller building as you go up so there is no requirement i believe that begins at 60 feet and i can't i can look it up really quick. >> if i could maybe i can clarify the 14 the base requirement the requirements is 14 feet not 1 feet right. i. >> - so when we rezoned properties for most of moukd district in the mc-3 the floor to ceiling height it 14 feet from grade and no variance required. >> and then for the associated rezoning that happened they get a 5 feet limit it is 65 or have the ability the district to get extra 5 feet or in a district 5 feet for the ground floor it is a perfect match for ever inch ab

that's what we talk about the vice president. because it's very difficult for anyone else to pull in all of the actors, the private sector as well as the public sector agencies. >> so as we have increasing number of these naturally occurring an accident occurring bio attacks, is our diminished capacity just because restraint or because we've actually lost ground in dealing with these issues over all? >> i think your original question is the threat going with the capacity is decreasing, the answer is absolutely yes. if you think about the bioterror threat and to think about isis and to look at what they have been able to do with rifles and assault weapons and so forth. it's clear and obvious that their intention is to kill as many infidels as they possibly can. you can do a heck of a lot better job of using chemical and biological weapons than you can with conventional armaments. they want to do that and there's evidence that they are trying to figure out how to use the bubonic plague. they're trying, they have a plan to poison th

wednesday, february 10, 2016, and the time is 905 roll call commissioner president covington commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioner nakajo commissioner hardeman chief chief joanne hayes-white item 2 general public comment this time, members of the public may address the commission items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may - thank you, madam clerk any public comment? good morning, commissioners and chief my name is mike i'm the president of the san francisco fire commission ems officers association i'm almost paramedicic captain the oldest serving captain with the city 25 years plus i come today is discuss a troubling issue that is sgovng currently as you may know last year you funded rc-4 which is a unit that was shut down many years ago to go back to cover the south part of city, however, at this point you've fund it is still not being staffed th

we'll have more on the vice- president's visit and speech coming up at 6:30. >>> earlier today, the vice- president was in san francisco. mr. biden and his wife toured the helen diller care center at ucsf. the v.p. is spearheading a national billion dollar initiative to eradicate cancer. >>> one man is dead after another freeway shooting in the east bay. it happened just after 1:00 this morning on i-80 in richmond near hilltop drive. investigators say several shots were fired. kpix 5's mark kelly shows us the shooting created a massive traffic tie-up for morning drivers. >> reporter: traffic near hilltop drive came to a crawl this morning while chp looked into how this jeep suv rolled down this grassy embankment, ejecting a driver from the vehicle and killing him. the preliminary investigation shows that shortly after 1:00 this morning, a second vehicle fired several shots into the jeep, sending the driver swerving over the hillside. this morning shooting along this stretch of the freeway isn't the first. in the past few months, we have seen multiple shootings along this stretch of 80. o

stocks are definitely paring their losses after vice-chairman stanley fischer's says policymakers are not decided about what they should do in the next meeting in march. we will have more with tom keene. hours away from the first vote of the 2016 presidential elections as voters in iowa head .o their caucus site can donald trump and hillary clinton finish in iowa? speak about a company's's new partnership with discovery. kung fu panda three set and imax record this weekend for an animated title. we are about an hour away from the close of trade. --ant to head in where raimi did not watch kung fu panda three. but you have been watching an incredible comeback. ramy: i will be watching it. stanleyare right, fischer is definitely giving a boost to the markets today. the nasdaq slipped into the green and we are close to the dow slipping into the green as well as the s&p 500. the dow had been down and now we are down by only 15 or 16 points here. earlier today, we saw chinese numbers weigh on the market as well. we are definitely in turnaround mode. we will see in the next hour or so if we

>> so moved. >> thank you moved by commissioner hardeman and seconded by commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> public comment on the minutes? okay public comment is closed. >> item 4 resolution 2016 dash zero one resolution 2016 applause recommending the board of supervisors authorizes the san francisco fire commission so accept a gift of 25 thoughts thousand dollars from haute for supply and public safety education programs the field. >> thank you this item is being presented by our common core. >> good morning madam president and commissioners i'm here for the next 5 items but the next 4 are closely related donations to the department give you a little bit of background on the process then the individual donation the department has a gift fund from private entities those are recorded by adopted scombolt enlist fund and by the polygamy gift over $10,000 needs to be formally approved by the commission and supervise so before you are 4 resolutions two of them with recently received and two clean up that have's not believe it or not approved for a var

. >>> our other big story tonight, vice president joe biden stopped at duke university this afternoon to talk about a cancer fighting initiative. it's a cause close to his heart after losing his son last summer. bo minnick has the story. >> almost everyone in the world has a family member who's had a brush with or a loss as a consequence of cancer. >> everyone includes the vice president. joe biden led a round table discussion with cancer researchers from duke and unc. cancer impacted the biden family when the vice president's son bo biden died in may from brain cancer. >> i'm not naive. i didn't think we could quote end cancer. i'm not looking for a silver bullet. there is none. as part of biden's cancer moon shot initiative. he's hoping to make decades worth of advances in the fight against cancer in the next five years. the research labs at the duke cancer institute. >> are there trauma scene areas that are potential breakthrough technologies. >> i think our wisdom in knowing what we're picking up at every earlier phases is what's really lagged behind the technology. >> the vice pr

and it's important enough to identify the vice president and vice-presidents have some time to take onther esponsibilities. dr. parker: implementation plan. this is the closest example that has happened to date that kind of reflects the centralized leadership on strategy that we actually did that accompanied an appropriation that really covered almost all of the department agencies, state, local, private sector that were involved in preparedness back at that time. this implementation plan contained over 300 action items. it identified lead department agencies and supporting department agencies. it was very detailed. in my own department at the time, h.h.s., there was a lot of complaints that it was micro managing and maybe superseding department authorities. maybe it was. but we got stuff done. it allowed us to accomplish things things that we wouldn't have been able to do. i offer that as an example of something that we have already done -- let me also add that we very -- we were responsible for meeting our milestones and metrics that were part of this implementation plan, both in the

on his website the vice president says he plans to do two things. increase resources and break down silos to bring all cancer fighters together. said he will host a roundtable conversation with researchers duke cancer institute. he will also tour labs and discuss imaging software research on dna repair and other treatments for numerous types of cancer. bill and renie, this tour and press conference is set to start at 2:30.>>> president barack obama returns to illinois today to speak on building a better politics. he will address the general assembly in illinois. this marks a return to the state capital were he began his political career. he was elected to the illinois state senate in 1997. he served for nearly 8 years until his election to the u.s. senate. today is the ninth anniversary of him announcing his 2008 presidential bid with a speech in springfield >>> governor mccrory's office is selling >> her decision blocking the president's plan to reverse climate change. it voted 5-4 to block the clean challenges are resolved. north carolina is one o

vice president joe biden is still speaking. he is wrapping up his keynote address to a very energetic crowd that has a lot at stake here. thousands of democrats pack the san jose convention center to hear biden motivate skin spire with the presidential nomination and the u.s. senate seat before voters california democrats have a lot to gain or lose. a heckler disrupted biden off the top of his speech but was quickly escorted out by security. biden started offsinging his fellow democrat's praises then took jabs at republicans in washington, talking about the u.s. being the epicenter of energy around the world, urged voters to unite and warned they have a long, important battle ahead of them. >> let me start by giving our republican friends not so much republican party friends and candidates a tip. you can't lead this great country without recognizing what made it great in the first place. and more important ly, you can' lead america unless you believe in the american people and their capacity to do virtually anything they set th

president to very careful work with the director for more balanced schedule for the commissioner vicepresident richards raised that when we came on the commission he noticed an imbalance and there's a reason for coping but not coping particularly you want to tip the scale and leave at 4:30 or 5 and leave at midnight i know we can't extend the public comment but think historical experience to be able to kind of guess what we're expecting a lot of people an attempt to get a balance. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i agree with commissioner moore maybe be a little bit more be fine tuning the way we balance things part of public comment i hate to keep cutting public comment down and down and down when people come here for hours and get a minute i'd like to have rather additional meetings i've learned quite a bit. >> speaking of which any public comment on the addition of march 31st meeting? not hearing or seeing any public comment is closed. >> thank you on that motion commissioners to add march 31st to your schedule commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore

a lot of traffic is stalled on i-40, here near the durham freeway as the vice president makes his way again towards the we'll be right back. >>> christians began observing lint leading up to easter sunday. this particular service is at sacred heart ca three dwral cathedral in downtown raleigh. >>> pope francis met with the iraqi prime minister, discussing the situation of christians and ethnic religious torance and peace. >>> traffic is moving along the outer banks two sections of flooding. it was shut down because debris from overwash and standing water made the road impassible. the closure disrupted ferry service, things are on schedule. >>> volkswagen adding 680,000 vehicles to the recall list. the auto maker notified the government about the vehicles from model years 2006 to 14, they will notify impacted owners about the faulty inflaters. >>> today is one year since a shooting in chapel hill topped headlines across the country. how two college communities are honoring the lives of three students. >>> the latest witnesss to take the snand the trial against travon -- stands in the t

sot - william lewis, hampton electoral board vice chairman - clip 19 1:00:12 just a different process that we didnt account for in the past. 1:00:16 butt sots 1:00:02 part of the problem arose as a officals, the vendor sent absentee ballots and test ballots in the same box but didn't label them sent the wrong ones. this isn't the first time this vendor has worked with the city...but officials say last time the company actually assisted with the testing process before the election last year. sot 1:02:16 brandi how can voters be assured that they're votes, that this process will be done correctly in november? 1:02:24 lewis: the bottom line is you're going to have human error throughout life throughout whatever is going on. 1:02:31 when you look at what transpired we're talking about a very miniscual number of ballots that went out in that error. 1:02:41 in all officials say 17 test ballots went out. the voters have been identified and will be sent the correct ballots. sot - william lewis, hampton electoral board vice chairman - clip 20 1:03:03 you just have to have human error.1:03:07 j

nikole, the vice president's wife dr. jill biden accompanied him on this trip and she has another exciting stop later this week. what's she up to? nikole: this deals with stars of a different kind, the actual stars in the sky. she will be in houston, texas in the middle of the week to welcome home astronaut scott kelly who has spent the past year in space. nasa considers this crucial prep who will spend much longer in space. it should be a very happy homecoming. eric: we will look forward to hearing more about that. nikole killion, live in washington for us. we've got more stories just ahead on kcci, including a late night shooting. the incident that sent one man to the hospital. plus, we'll tell you the two men authorities are searching for after escaping from a central iowa correctional facility. and a major road closure in the metro today. we'll tell you which area to avoid and when you can expect what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all th

vice president joe biden, what he said overnight about replacing antonin scalia. how he may hold the key to the next person to sit on the supreme court. >>> twisting inferno. a grass fire transforms into a tornado of flames. multiple wildfires threatening the western communities this morning. >>> and the latest on that terrifying helicopter crash. the chopper crash landing into the waters of pearl harbor. exactly happened. >>> good friday morning. the countdown to the south carolina primaries and nevada caucuses the candidates are stepping up attacks hoping to way undecided voters. >> and then there's the clash that's pitting donald trump against pope francis and it is taking a new turn this morning. when the pope said trump's plan to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico was not christian, trump fired back calling the pope disgraceful but overnight, trump backtracked a bit. >> it's "your voice, your vote" and abc's ray raimundi gathering the latest overnight starting with the democrats. >> reporter: the stakes couldn't be higher. the presidential hopefuls hot

vice president joe biden delivered the keynote address. he highlighted the successes of democrats in everything from the environment to the economy. the vice president reminded us what the democratic party stands for. >> middle class means you can send your park to a neighborhood and know they'll come home safely. if they get to college you can get them there. and in the meantime, you can take care of your mother or father when the other dies and hope your children never have to take care of you. that's middle class. that's who we are. >> the convention continues today in san jose. after yesterday's address, vice president joe biden flew to los angeles for a much different mission. today he'll introduce lady gaga for her performance and then he'll be at the academy awards. >>> while in the bay area, vice president joe biden focussed on an issue close to him. eliminating cancer. he toured a research facility and held a round table discussion alongside his wife. the vice president is spearheading a $1 billion white house initiative to find a

. >>> the vice president's mission to save lives. the ncn news starts now -- starts now. >>> a summer anniversary in the triangle a year ago today three students were shot and killed in chapel hill. craig hicks is behind bars accused of killing deah barakat, 23, yusor abu-salha, 21, and razan abu-salha, 19,. remembrances will be held at nc state. wncn joins us live in chapel hill with more on today's events. >>reporter: deah barakat was a student here and his wife was about to enroll , the one-year anniversary memorial is important to the school. they have been setting up for all day. we have been hearing and do some light checks, setting up the lights, getting ready for this. in addition to being a dentist, deah barakat was a big champion of community. shelters . they have a food drive set up over here in honor of those three victims. i talked with some of trent eight classmates and they were wearing shirts with his and his wife and the sister's name on them. it's been a hard year and they say the classes were very close but only 80

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for now ask colleagues to consider the words of vice president biden. some will criticize such a decision in the hopes that a member ofa member of my party will be permitted to fill it, but that would not be our intention. instead it will be our pragmatic conclusion that was the political season is underway acting on a supreme court nomination must be put off until after the campaign is over. that is vice president biden when he was chairman of the judiciary committee. .. to bereal resources, not just lp service, to this important problem. i know the republican leader is doing his best to try to make a good picture here as to why he's made the decision that the senate's not going to confirm any supreme court nominee that the president puts forward. i heard one statement by the former chair of the judiciary committee this morning say it doesn't matter who he puts up, we're not going to vote for him yen -- anyway -- or her whatever the case might be. but the facts of my case are distracting and wrong. he can read all the statements of the senior senator o