special interest groups and others who might have a case before them once elected. >> about judge wecht says he didn't pick the system. he just has to find a way to exist ethically within the system. >> there's no perfect system and i'm not so enamored of one way to select a judge, that i should convince you of one system. >> judge wecht says he has nothing to hide, since two of the three open seats on the pennsylvania supreme court are up for grabs because judges resigned after major scandals. effort to sway voters' minds can take a less than honorable turn in elections. >> he called her a total (bleep). >> especially as pac money enters, spending money on behalf of the candidates on attack ads against their opponents. >> the first system that we had when we became a nation was that the king appointed our judges. the governors then appointed the judges. and during president jackson's era the reform was to go to the citizens electing them. but now, because of the obscene amounts of money that are in judicial elections it's like the money has now become the king. >> up next, trust in jud

the storm's about 100 miles off antigua and is moving wecht. it's headed for puerto rico and the virgin island. it's delivering heavy rains at 35 to 40 miles an hour. it's expected to be by south florida monday. forecasters say it's too early to know how much force it will have. >>> now to a potential political storm brewing in the democratic paerd. vice president joe biden made his first public comments about his possible presidential candidacy. hena daniels is here in new york with that and more. good morning. >> good morning, alison. the vice president says he has to figure out if he has the, quote, emotional fuel to make his third run for president. it's clear from his comments yesterday he is torn. speaking on a call with national committee members, biden talked about the emotional toll the recent death of his elder son beau has taken on the family. according to cnn he has given a lot of thought to family issues as he considers moving foofrmtd

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could potentially wecht to it mh-370. we know that's happening tomorrow. know wednesday, the actual analysis will begin. >> jeffrey, talk to us about the search off of perth. some people may look at this, the west coast of australia, and they'll say, hey, reunion island is quite a ways from this. but we're talking about a current that goes counter clockwise in a circle and so it's very important to look at this wide area. how are things going in that area of the ocean? >> look, brianna, absolutely. in fact, before i answer that question specifically, the university of west australia in march, april last year, assuming that the plane landed or crashed where we believe it did, predicted that debris would end up on the east coast of africa, reunion island, mauritius, around about this time. it also predicted that debris would end up on the south coast of australia around as far as south australia and even as far as tasmania. because it drifts both ways. but to get back to the actual search itself, it's about 1,800 kilometers, 1,500 miles southwest of perth. i

this wechted on "meet the press" jerry brown compared the controversy to battling a vampire. >> it'st like a vampire. she's going to have to find a stake and put it right through the heart of these e-mails in some way. >> stake through the hart. nbc's carey dan joins us now. explain when we use an analogy like that, you know, vampire and stake through the heart. clinton has to deal with that, but if joe biden is seeing this as a stall in the clinton campaign, is there enough time for joe biden to make an entry into the 2016 race? >> well, joe biden is going to face a lot of structural issues if he decides to get into the race. for starters, endorsements. hillary clinton has locked down two-thirds of it. that's a big deal. the other thing is money. joe biden would have to assemble $50 million to $100 million to mount this run. it's something he hasn't begun. remember, joe biden isn't like a candidate who can fly coach to western iowa or new hampshire. he would be traveling in air force 2 with a big security footprint. that's a very expensive proposition and he would have to raise that