plagued by scandal, president warren harding was not one for mount rushmore.n william howard taft may have been more memorable, but that was for getting stuck in a bath tub. it is a historical stunner that some, most historians wrote off, was the most lascivious lethario. we heard the rumors about jfk, read about clinton, we've seen more than enough of anthony weiner, but it turns out the steamiest and best documented of washington's wanton lust comes from warren g. harding. >> people think that 100 years ago nobody had sex fantasies. i keep telling people, if those people didn't have sex fantasies, we wouldn't be here today. >> don't let the top hat fool you. these letters are not proper. 1,000 pages of notes. not to harding's wife but mistress will be released online by the library of congress at the end of this month. their public display goes against every explicitly written desire of the nation's 29th president. they are not that tough to square with the historical consensus that he was one of america's worst presidents ever. the letters were written betw

next up, love letters between warren harding and his mistress are said to be made public after havingd for years by the library congress. it shows how brazen the president was then about his 15-year affair with ms. phillips. the letters gush, it said, with obvious innuendo. i love your poise, a perfect thighs when they hold me in paradise. never thought i'd be saying that on television. david letterman got wind of the harding letters, and he decided to release some of his own presidential love letters. >> he's not the first president to have written love letters. so we have for you tonight some love letters written by former presidents of the united states. ♪ >> warren harding to his lover carrie phillips. my darling, there are no words to show the sufficient extent of my love to you. john adams, my dearest abigail, your undeniable beauty quickens my affections. franklin roosevelt to elinor. elinor, nice hat. this has been presidential love letters. >> finally, a new poll released today asked voters which politicians they're sick of hearing from. so here now are the top three politici

sam simeon, ex-president of the hoover institution in san francisco where warren harding died. it's an 8-day california experience. i guess we got the information up on the scene. >> the website is there. >> let me give you a phone number if people want to talk to a real life human being, they can call 202-657-7444. >> we will come back to the number in just a moment. why did the republicans choose san francisco as its convention city? >> that's a great question. ironically because there was a sense the republican party was really growing in the west. we think back to the '60s and the 'seventies and obviously, it was a party that had the historically had its grounding in many ways in the midwest. and that was changing in the '60s. the south came into play after the civil rights act. for example, the state of georgia had never voted for a republican in 1964, it voted for barry goldwater. it was no accident that that was the year of the civil rights bill the other side of the coin is the state of ver mott had never voted for a democrat in modern history. it voted for lyndon johns

feel like i would do them justice, though, so here tonight to read the love letters written by warren g. hardingelcome, warren g. [ cheers and applause ] >> honestly, i hurt with longing until i feel that there will never be any relief until i take a long, deep, wild draft on your lips. and then bury my face in your pillowing breasts. oh, carrie, would you like to get sopping wet, out on superior? not the lake, but the joy of fevered fondling and melted kisses. i love you. open eyes and mouth. and arms and cradling thighs. if i had today i would kiss and fondle you into my arms until you said warren, oh warren, embidction of blissful joy. i love you more than all the world and have no hope of reward on earth or hereafter. so precious is that in your dear arms, in your thrilling lips, in your matchless breasts, in your in comparable embrace. really got my boy wrecked, huh? warren? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was beautiful. thank you so much. warren g. tonight, we have eric mccormack, we'll be right back with rosario dawson. >> jimmy: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you b

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a water main broke, a section of pipe that dates back to 1921 when warren harding was president and hollywood was still making silent films. fast forward to present day, it's a lot of water flooding parts of the ucla campus including someloing some hallow in thecaley pavilion. which had just undergone a $200 million renovation. two underground parking structures under water so fast nobody got thenobody got their . this is as far as we get, the bottom floor of the parking structure is still completely under water. how much do you need that car? >> i need it. it's my -- it's like i don't have an arm. >> reporter: the broken water main is one section of some 7,200 miles of underground water pipe. lined up end-to-end they would stretch from l.a. to new york, two and a half times. >> this pipe here is about 93 years old. this is about 50-plus years old. where the break occurred is at what you can imagine is naturally the weakest point in this pipe. >> these are aging systems. they're underground, out of sight, out of mind. it is safe to say that the u.s. is at risk of further more frequent failure

warren harding, the 29th president and only served a short time before he died in office, his affairs was pretty well-known around washington. >> the letters describe in fairly explicit detail harding's fantasies and desires when it came to lovemaking, and it's probably not surprising that his family tried to block the release of the material. >>> next, an amazing coincidence for a couple of "house of cards" love birds. >> drew holbrook treated girlfriend brianna getrost to a d.c. sightseeing tour, so when hitting all the major scenes of their favorite show, they got back to their hotel, drew pulled out a ring and proposed. >> and she said yes. what happened next couldn't have been scripted better than a hollywood writer. kevin spacey right there in the same hotel. >> look at that. witnessed the whole thing, he was more than happy to snap a photo with the couple, and they are happy. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, we'll be back with sarah palin's newest adventure. newest adventure. a line of nutrient-rich skincare with pure, naturally derived ingr

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reciting the works of warren g. harding> here tonight to read the love letters written by warren g. hardi harding, please welcome warren g. >> honestly, i hurt with insatchant longing until i feel there will no longer be any relief until i take a long deaf wild draft on your lips and then bury my face in your pillowing breasts. oh, cary, wouldn't you like to get sopping wet out on superior, not the lake, but the joy of fevered fondling and melting kisses. >> wow. nothing changes. anyway, finally on monday, we look back at barack obama's keynote address, that 2004 democratic national convention. a lot has changed in the ten years since that speech, and david letterman made that perfectly clear. let's take a look. >> we have a segment for you. i think this is a valuable comparison. it's called barack obama then, 2004, and now, present day. barack obama then, now. >> barack obama then. >> we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes. all of us defending the united states of america. >> barack obama

it turns out harding wasn't the only one to send love notes from the oval office. ♪ >> warren hardingr kerry phillips. my darling, there are no words at my command sufficient to say the full extent of my love for you. john adams to his wife abigail, my dearest abigail, your undeniable beauty quickens my emotions. to his wife eleanor. eleanor, nice hat. this has been presidential love letters. >> i expect eleanor would have a few choice words for her other half. that's it for "special report." i don't know yord "on the record" coming up next. >> mexican judge orders a a u.s. marine back behind bars and tonight, only right here, you will hear from the marine's lawyer, sergeant andrew tahmooressi fighting for his freedom in a grueling 9 hour court hearing yesterday. the marine finally tell the judge his side of the story. sergeant tahmooressi was arrested for making a a wrong turn at the border and carrying guns in his truck that was 102 days ago. right now a marine is still stuck in that mexican prison. so did the court hearing bring him any closer to freedom? [sirens] >> got a chance t

tuesday - love letters written by warren harding to his girlfriend will be available to the public at the library of congress in washington d.c. >>> friday, britain will take over the president say of the united nations security council. >>> still ahead - we'll look at the biggest of the big cats - the tiger. and why wildlife researchers say it could go extinct within the next decade. >>> welcome back, we could be a decade away from a world without tigers. their population decreases 97%. activists have been trying to raise awareness. this is the head of international tiger day. poaching pushed tigers to the brink of extinction. the vast area has been decimated by deportation. tiger population is in the double digits in some countries. for more on the threats we spoke earlier. andrea told us how long the tigers' numbers dropped or how low they dropped. >> it's not well-known that fewer than 3200, that's the best estimate, exists in the wild in asia. today there are eight countries verifying breeding populations. the biggest driver to extinction is because of coaching. they are highly i

because of that, for a while it seemed like this warren harding really dirty love letters were going to be the big news in ex-presidents this month, o, no, oh, no, vanity fair trapped a new treasure trove of nixon tapes, there are audio recordings floating around. they hosted a couple of gems that i do not think have been published before. there is president nixon talking with henry kissinger and his chief of staff hchl r. hadderman waxings about the gay. april 1971, i have two clips t. first audio is a little rough at times, listen to this. . let me say the most tolerant person on that of anybody in this shop. they have a problem. they're born that way. and that's all. i think they are boy scout lead es, ymca leaders and others bring them and teachers and do you look over the history of society itself, you will find, of course, that some of the highly intelligent people et cetera all were homosexuals. nero, of course, was. in a public which. there's a whole objectives. once a society moves in that direction the vitality goes out of that society. it doesn't change. the romans were no

into warren g. harding. >> is it worth noting that the presidential election of 1920 was the first in which men and women both voted thanks to the passage of the 19th amendment? hmm, lots to think about there. up next can the tea party get angrier? you have to think so after watching what's happening in mississippi. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "hardball." it's been three weeks now since chris mcdaniel lost to thad cochran in mississippi. mcdaniel and his supporters vow to continue fighting. in other words it looks like an angry tea party. mississippi is get

president, raunchy details emerge of warren harding's extramarital affair. >>> the clock is ticking for argentina. >> a nail biter. midnight tonight is the time for argentina to pay investors or say no and default on debt for a second time in 13 years. so we'll go live to find out what all of this could mean for argentineans. >>> midday in london. israel shelled a united nations school, sheltering more than 3,000 people. at least 19 people were killed, 90 others injured. the u.n. says the school was hit several times without warning. and in a moment, we're going to hear from a senior u.n. official who calls this a disgraceful act. israel says it is investigating the incident. our correspondent chris morris was at the school after it was hit. >> reporter: i'm close to the gates of the jabaliya elementary girls school, where according to the united nations multiple explosive projectiles hit at about 5:00 this morning. you can see some of the damage on this side, this was a toilet block, it took a hit. but over here, this was a classroom. it is a classroom where people were sleeping. and t

s planning to release a a collection of love letters that president warren harding wrote to his mistress910. in fact we were able to get our hands on one of the letters here at the "tonight show." [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: take a look at this letter. "you up?" we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots, right there! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to our show tonight. i am so happy to be back. i missed you guys so much. oh my gosh. thank you for having us back and thank you for watching. we had two weeks off. we had a two-week break, and, man, it was fun to be on break. but it was just really great for me to go out and just meet people that watch the show. it?s so exciting to see that we have so many different people who watch the show. in fact, i was walking in new york city and i saw one group of girls, like 15, or 17 years old and they said oh, we love the show. i took pictures. and they said we?ve watched every single show. since you started the tonight show. that?s so cool. thank you very much. and then i went down the block and there was an

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for a while it seemed like the warren harding of dirty love letters were going to be the big news inoday "vanity fair" topped a new treasure trove of nixon tapes. they posted a couple of gems from nixon audio recordings that i the not thing have been published before. this is president nixon talking with henry kissinger and his chief of staff. the three of them stating around waxing philosophical about the gay. this is april 1971. i've got two clips to play. the audio is a little rough at times but listen to this. >> just leave them alone, but they will suck all of the vitality out of society. richard nixon claiming to be the most tolerant in the white house with the issue of homosexuals. but the best thing in the world is the best part of that conversation where president nixon is informed that ladies this this country occasionally swear. he did not think that women ever enter, listen to his reaction when he find out that they do. hit it. >> according to president nixon, none of the smart girls swear, because it removes something from them. so richard nixon is good with the gays, ev

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we're getting a first look at some of the love letters that president warren g. hardingstress a century ago. the affair with carrie fulton phillips who was married to one of his friends, began a decade before harding became president. he was lieutenant governor of ohio at the time, and one of the letters reads, "i do not know what inspired you, but you resurrected me and set me aflame with the fullness of your beauty and the fire of your desire." can you imagine people writing that today? now, the trove has been held at the library of congress under court-ordered seal for the last 50 years. they will be open to the public later this month. but love notes just don't get written like that anymore, you know? they're written by hashtags. >>> we're now hearing from the swimmer attacked by a great white shark in southern california over the weekend. officials say the shark was trying to escape a fisherman's hook when steve robles swam by and was attacked. this aftermath all caught on cell phone video. the 40-year-old was bit on the torso and he's since been released from the h

now, you know and i know that elizabeth warren gets in this race and starts pushing hard, elizabeth warrenby the way, and you love young people. elizabeth warren has been banging away on this question of -- >> what do you mean win love young people. we love young people. >> but i do think the point that mrs. clinton has presented herself in a light that just doesn't ring true rubs people the wrong way. because they do wonder if maybe mrs. clinton has lost touch with the average person. and they look at somebody like an elizabeth warren, and she's got fire in her belly, and she is connecting with people when she's on the stump. and that's what people want. they saw that in barack obama. that he was connecting with people on the stump. so the question is, who's going to connect with the hearts of people, the minds, but the hearts. and i think elizabeth warren has been edging out mrs. clinton on that -- >> you know, one of the reasons i'm reluctant to vigorously endorse hillary clinton is because, that's all you have to talk about. but i would rather talk about, you know, the last we had this

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. >> beating out one of the most corrupt presidents of all time, warren harding didn't make the list. poll. what if mitt romney had become president? these hypotheticals, would we be better off? 45% said we would be better off. 38% said worse off. 10% said it would be the same. still deal with congress. it all would be the same. >> combine that with recent gallop polls here that have a decline in our freedom as noted by those who participated and also noting that corruption is on the rise, according to the american people. >> perhaps when the american people look at it, there are a couple of polls asked whether or not the president seems like he's disengaged from whether it's foreign policy or what's happening here at home. >> you don't like it, sue him! >> whether or not the president is engaged in this immigration debate. it would seem the president is about to go down to texas, but he's not going down to texas to deal with the border issue. he's actually going down there to do a fund-raiser. when asked about it at the white house the other day, the white house press secretary said,

sam simeon, ex-president of the hoover institution in san francisco where warren harding died.n 8-day california experience. i guess we got the information up on the scene. >> the website is there. >> let me give you a phone number if people want to talk to a real life human being, they can call 202-657-7444. >> we will come back to the number in just a moment. why did the republicans choose san francisco as its convention city? >> that's a great question. ironically because there was a sense the republican party was really growing in the west. we think back to the '60s and the 'seventies and obviously, it was a party that had the historically had its grounding in many ways in the midwest. and that was changing in the '60s. the south came into play after the civil rights act. for example, the state of georgia had never voted for a republican in 1964, it voted for barry goldwater. it was no accident that that was the year of the civil rights bill the other side of the coin is the state of ver mott had never voted for a democrat in modern history. it voted for lyndon johnson. '64

warren. she's a hard core, lefty crazy that would fit right in on msnbc. i don't think she could win a general election so the democrats should be worried. she also has that indian thing where she claimed to be part native american so she could get some college. she's got baggage. >> 1/32. >> whatever it was. >> when you compare the kind of blips you're talking about, her trying to figure out her nationality and pin that down, when you compare that to the weeks of gaffs by hillary clinton, there's so much new material now on hillary clinton coupled with what made her polarizing in the past, i would think she would be hillary's worst nightmare right now. >> core positions, military in the middle east, i would think she considers israel an apartheid state. i don't know that for a fact. >> how about the financial institutions we depend on, her fierce attacks on banks have scared wall street into thinking she would be very harmful to a business in america. >> she's close on the spectrum to bill aires than hillary clinton. that's why the democrats should be wor

you know up to the point where he worked hard and what was extreme in warren jeffs his addictions to control sex all of that are impossible to have when i can relate to the human being and as a man and so for me it was fascinating to play into somebody who had felt deprived of power when his thoughts in on the throne really they once he took it for himself he was a man who just had this tremendous he was a narcissist and i can relate to that as a man as a human being so you just put yourself in those shoes and without judgment it's not about like me or don't like me it's like the person i put myself in shoes without judgment or condition you pick one of the year's biggest hits divergent you play the lead do you respond. well you make of her surely just a little miss when she's a b.s. on the cover of vanity fair this month she's extra she's twenty two i think and the . young actress i think i've ever met it's copies and i care i've made two or three of them on the bestseller tops all of this at the same time you touch success. i mean look at well at the moment larry i'm not grateful f

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if hillary clinton doesn't run, i find 0 it hard to believe elizabeth warren wouldn't run. people say, well, she can wait 8 or 16 years. she's in her mid to late 60s. now, that is -- we elect people at that age all the time. but 16 years from now, it might not be the time. so i think that if hillary clinton is not in, my guess is elizabeth warren takes a very strong look and my feeling would be she probably would run. >> and if anyone says that a freshman senator can't declare for president -- >> right. we've got proof for you in the relatively recent past. >> exactly. anne gearen? >> she certainly has every bit of qualifications that barack obama had when he ran and knows it. but she also potentially represents the populous challenged from the left that hillary clinton, should she run, is very watchful about now. you saw her in it the jon stewart interview last night neatly pivoting to talking about income inequality she went from her own gaffe to income inequality. >> which he says is the best proof she is running. >> i don't expect elizabeth railroad warren to challenge

warren. he's straight up in it and working hard building a team. he's way, way back in the polls. fox news polls that give us specific numbers and in iowa, voters and democrats want a contest. they don't want to see hillary clinton waltz. and hillary clinton got beat in iowa by barak obama and martin o'malley knows it is clear there. and they are look for example a choice, the idea that she waltz. and it may be in clinton's best interest to have a sparring partner and beat in a debate and show off she's still got the fire in the belly. her book tour is basically over and her and her husband are in the hamptons. they were in a mansion that was 10,000 a month to rent. they have been in a place like that before and the rent ain't cheap. >> they are making pretty good coin these days. carl cameron. thank you. >> one issue sure to be on the voer's mind is the future of entitlement programs. how much money is left in the social security and medicare trust fund. peter has the story. >> reporter: hey, penny, the reports are like bed time reading for me every year. in this reports released

if she is facing against a hard core liberal like elizabeth warren, she has to worry about democrats supporting her first before she worries about modernists and republicans. it's way too early. >> she has to be worried about the fact this president is going to be wrapping up two terms with dismal economic growth. >> why would anybody who is running for president want to tie themselves to this economy? >> she'll separate herself from him but not until the mid terms and i mean, she owns benghazi and we have to accept the fact she was the secretary of state to the president who has now made the world a powder keg. >> she's saying the economy may look better, it doesn't feel better. i think i would be more active in the middle east so she's pulling on a lot of things to get republicans thinking, you know, what is the president doing? she's thinking the same thing by saying it subtly. >> we're talking about hillary clinton appearing to distance herself from president obama indicating if she were to run for the white house in 2016, it wouldn't turn into the third term of her former boss.

sam warren is 6' 7" and weighs, 224 pounds. a lot no other defensemen search a hard slap shot. look at this today. breaks the glass behind the net at cam in vorhees and break come september with the flyers and earn a spot on roster which may have hunl defensemen on it. travis san i'm they just drafted is 6' 3 as well. >>. >> i was always big. and coming here and seeing all the guys much bigger than me it's crazy and goes to show i have a lot more work to do. >> i'm glad they're on my team and houp fully one can be my daughter one day and protect me. >> strange indviewing those guys looking up walter back to you. >> thank you, jeff. his nickname is every day. it's not every day a man gets to celebrate his 100 rpblg birthday. edward everday holiday she's a world war 2 veteran and 41 great grand children -- i'm sorry 64 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren and edward as surrounded by five of 62 years, with rebecca and family and friends today in wynnefield heights. we owe would like to mr. mr. halloway 100 hrj birthday wish as well. >> bet on your baby is next. "a

warren. >> i agree with tracy. my mom always worked really hard.irst person my family to go to college. i knew i was going to because she pushed me to and wanted me to have that. charles: you tell some great stories. charles: people around the world hold america in higher esteem than many americans do. >> that is the reason why people want to come here. the american dream is dead on this show. i think it is well and alive, when you are here, you think it is dying, not so much a part of what it was back in the day. my family from india, people want to make something of themselves. charles: do they still talk about it, you are lucky, i wants to get over there too? >> they obviously feel like we are the lucky ones, but it is seated in jealousy little bit. it was very sort of a mixed reason why we came here. my parents ended up getting scholarships, worked really hard, just a twist of fate we could have been in london or india. >> everybody wants to be here. i don't look like i have any money traveling around. tell people you are from america and their

warren twenty sixteen. because i think all this country needs is a really good mother thanks hard mom but that's sweet and you know i would love a clinton warren take it i'd love any ticket that's got was with more. personally my favorite right now would be a sanders warren ticket and one of our viewers actually mailed us a bumper sticker that our producer danielle gilday his mom is modeling for doing a vanna white with for us here sanders warren sixteen so who knows when and. let's check out some of the messages we received on our rant line here's here's the first. you know thanks to you in free speech i'm concerned. about two thousand and so. large as well as the effects. of some time could you talk about the difference between or the libertarian left in the wood or current right. is it just economics. or per grocers. most libertarians who are were to serious domestic socialist. what's the difference there would be democratic socialist which is what bernie sanders calls him so here's the deal there is no libertarian left the idea of libertarianism is rooted in iran and and milton friedman and von misses and

warren buffet. >> he was a great fellow. >> we wish him the best of luck. >> he had a hard way up and battling his illness effectively. >> and feeling good. >> thank you, mr. buffet. appreciate that. >> we do. >>> i'm sue herrera in for susie gharib. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. thanks from me, as well v. a great night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. . great night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. ev. a great bo. a great night, . we'll see er a great n >> this is "bbc world news." -- this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kohfer foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives.

>> well sh, you know, when i wa talking to warren buffett about this the other day, he said that there is no reason that you should be working so hard. just let the dividends flow in, and sit back and go out on your yacht and so forth. what a ridiculous thing to say, and incredibly condescending sneering thing to say. what a joke. i mean, most people do need to work as many hours as they can to pay the bills and feed their families and themselves housed and fed. it is so ridiculously condescending and joke, and this is an idea floated in the great depression, and idea floated forever. it is a ridiculous idea, but i guess in the worlds of multibillionaires, you never have to say you are sorry. >> all right. i will put you down as a maybe on it. >> and dagan, talking to my friend rupert murdoch, and i'm telling him, rupp, here's the idea, i want to work half as much, and get paid just the same. and tell us your thoughts. i can see him doing this with my contract, and you know the point is really? >> well, i have toed a a mitt i get this, because i have always wo worked for the companies where all of the employees worked themselves to

another complicated warren of businesses, layer upon layer where excellent izakayas are well represented. places where a harders and many sakes. and salty, savory, pickly delicious snacks that go brilliantly with alcohol. please. yes. tomika brings me to one of them, daitoro, to meet some friends. >> kampai. >> kampai. >> kusaia, grilled fermented fish, followed by skewers of beef intestine and chicken. this place is known for its motsunabe, intestine stew with miso. so we order some of that as well. this is naga, invited along to help translate. naga runs a custom service company but he also teaches pole dancing for men. then there's this man, kinoko hajime, one of the best known and respected practitioners, a master of shibari, the art of ropes, or beautiful knots, of what for lack of a better word we call bondage. so how big is the sadomasochistic community? how many people are active participants? >> translator: 100,000 people. >> a lot? >> a lot. >> this is shibari. translation, to bind. and to make things more confusing for those looking for a concise takeaway, a comfortable reaction to what sure as he

and they don't think that hillary is going to do that the way that warren would but they think that's a reason to push against hillary hardn, but they can accept hillary. >> i guess that's the other question, is the undercard here. in the event that hillary clinton walks up to the starting line and says, you know what, this is not how i want to spend the rest of my life, i don't want to go through that again, i'm not running, and then the question becomes warren, biden, maybe somebody else. the reaction to warren was like a rock star. what was the reaction of biden like at this sning. >> the reaction was much milder. you heard them say, people are sort of like -- they start with i love joe biden and then they go into a, but, he's not disciplined enough, he's not unmessaged. he'd be great as secretary of state. he'd be vice president again. it's very much like they think hillary would win, they would love to see warren. it's not a sense that joe biden is material for whatever reason. his speech got a lot of applause but warren had a totally different energy in the room of people standing up every second, chanting her to ru

warren is 6 feet seven and weighs 224 pounds. he cast unleash a shot like no other defenseman. such a hardlop shot did you see this, he breaks the glass behind the net at cam in voorhees. just a tad high and wide. he is hoping to break camp come september with the flyers and earn a roster spot which, may have some huge defenseman on this roster, travis sanhim is 6-foot three as well. >> i was always big. on the ice, you know, my skating is good. i feel good. >> i was fairly tall even in calgary and then coming in here and see all of the guys who are much bigger than me, it is crazy. i have a lot more work to do. >> i'm glad they're on my team that is for sure. hopefully one can be my partner one day. >> protect me. >> union will try to protect their winning streaking for two straight tonight right here on six abc at the top of the hour against colorado. >> sound good. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day >>> meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast with the humidity on the way. >> yeah, it wa