biden. >> well, look, i respect joe biden. but those of us who were in congress knew joe biden. we knew joe biden as a person who is a very nice guy, by the way. he is very likeable. but tends to be wrong on the major policy issues. he was wrong frankly on just about every major policy issue. he is even wrong when he disagrees with president obama. so, you know, those of us that knew him were always kind of shocked as to how he is portrayed as this great expert on foreign policy. don't get me wrong. he was the chairman of the committee, but he was always wrong on the policy. that does not take away, however, from the fact that joe biden is a very good debater and a very likeable individual. he is a wonderful guy. the kind of guy that you want to go and have a cup of coffee with. but not the kind of person you want dictating the policies of the united states. >> at least that's what republicans would say. we have to be fair here. i was just wondering something about mitt romney. he is not out campaigning. he's been holed up in

vice president joe biden is there. we're expecting him to speak at the top of this 10:00 hour, an hour from now. >>> first at new york's ground ze zero, a sign of healing. an overnight breakthrough that now clears the way for a museum on the site. we'll have more on that in a minute. poppy harlow is at ground zero. >> it is a beautiful, clear, crisp morning here. really reminiscent about 9/11 itself, a day just like that day. we spent the morning talking to family members. bob hughes, here with his wife, remembering their 30-year-old son, chris hughes, who was killed. he was a trader on the 89th floor of the south tower. his mother, for the first time today, carolyn, in a few minutes, will get to read some of those names in the ceremony. very big day for them, for all the families. they open this morning with everyone singing "the star spangled banner." there was a bell that chimed and bagpipes and they began reading the names, as they do every year. 4.5 million visitors have come down to the memorial that opened this

joe biden was fired up. and i meant what i said at the convention, i could not have had a better vice president, but as importantly, i could not have asked for a better and more loyal friend than joe biden, because he is a wonderful, wonderful man. [ applause ] and last night i did my best to lay out the stakes in this election. you see, now that both sides have made their argument, there's a big choice the make. and i honestly believe that this is the biggest choice, the clearest choice of any time in our generation, because it is not just a choice between two candidates or two political parties, it is a choice between two different paths for america.

joe biden was fired up. and i meant what i said at the convention, i could not have had a better vice president, but as importantly, i could not have asked for a better and more loyal friend than joe biden, because he is a wonderful, wonderful man. [ applause ] and last night i did my best to lay out the stakes in this election. you see, now that both sides have made their argument, there's a big choice the make. and i honestly believe that this is the biggest choice, the clearest choice of any time in our generation, because it is not just a choice between two candidates or two political

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joe biden went farewell. here is the president now. this is his take on the jobs number. >> today we learned that after losing around 800,000 jobs a month when i took officer, business one again added jobs for the 30th month in a row, a total of more than 4.6 million jobs, but that's not good enough. we know it's not good enough. we need to create more jobs faster. we need to fill the hole left by the recession faster. we need to come out of this crisis stronger than when we went in. there's a lot more that we can do. when congress gets back to town next week, you need to send them a message go ahead and give middle class families and small businesses the confidence of knowing that their taxes, your taxes, will not go up next year. everybody agrees we shouldn't raise taxes on the middle class, let's get that done. let's get it done now. >> the president used the new jobs number to prod congress along. the first move could come from the federal reserve. they meet next week. more on that from the stock exchange here at the bottom of the

president obama and joe biden will do the same. >> how are the preps going right now in charlotte? are people already starting to arrive? >> yeah. we've seen some people filing in. by and large most of them journalists and members of the media setting up, preparing for the week. there are some delegates, some guests that have been filing in as well, security preparations obviously are about to start. we know that they'll be erecting the perimeter around the entire border around the event zone tomorrow afternoon, gary. so there's a lot of final touches being put under way. people filing in definitely. >> mother nature as we know made quite an impact on the gop convention. shannon, i know you're not a weather man but i know you're watching it very carefully. how is it looking for the democrats next week? >> it's looking potentially a little murky. you can probably see behind me gray skies. it just finished raining like awful thunderstorms not too long ago, gary. those are potential problems for the thursday event. now the first few days will be in a covered arena here where i am righ

president obama and joe biden will do the same. >> how are the preps going right now in charlotte? are people already starting to arrive? >> yeah. we've seen some people filing in. by and large most of them journalists and members of the media setting up, preparing for the week. there are some delegates, some guests that have been filing in as well, security preparations obviously are about to start. we know that they'll be erecting the perimeter around the entire border around the event zone tomorrow afternoon, gary. so there's a lot of final touches being put under way. people filing in definitely. >> mother nature as we know made quite an impact on the gop convention. shannon, i know you're not a weather man but i know you're watching it very carefully. how is it looking for the democrats next week? >> it's looking potentially a little murky. you can probably see behind me gray skies. it just finished raining like awful thunderstorms not too long ago, gary. those are potential problems for the thursday event. now the first few days will be in a cered arena here where i am right

even in the democratic circles, joe biden is seen as a one-man gaffe machine. so his first job is to get into and out of the convention without any major verbal stumbles. >> reporter: but the six-time senator can also be an effective weapon for the party, when he trains his sights on the opposition and fires. >> they call their plan new. they call it bold. and they call it gutsy. but the neighborhood that i come from, there is nothing gutsy about giving another millionaire a tax break. >> reporter: figuring out when to put up or shut up is never easy to do. geraldine ferraro had to remind people of her ticket, but still of her history-making moment. >> the promise of the country is that the rules are fair. >> reporter: gore also took the vision group and led a macarena dance to shake off the wooden personality. >> millions of people are losing faith in the very idea of democracy, but you cannot kill hope that easily. not in america. not here. >> and for biden the best advice may be just to stick with what is in the script. >> we know that the vice president is

so even among democratic circles, joe biden is seen as this one man gaffe machine. his first job is to get into and out of the convention without any major verbal stumbles. >> reporter: but the six time senator can also be an effective weapon for the party, when he trains his sites on the opposition and fires. >> they call their plan new, they call it bold and they call it gutsy. but the neighborhood i come from, there's nothing gutsy about giving a millionaire another tax break. >> reporter: figuring out when to shut up or put up is never easy when you're the number two. geraldine ferraro had to focus on her ticket but still remind people of the history making moment. >> the promise of our country is that the rules are fair. >> reporter: gore also took the vision route and led a macarena dance to shake off his wooden personality. >> billions of people are losing faith in the very ide of democracy, but you can't kill hope that easily, not in america, not here. >> reporter: for biden, the best advice may be just to stick with what's in the script. >> we know that the

even in the democratic circles, joe biden is seen as a one-man gaffe machine. so his first job is to get into and out of the convention without any major verbal stumbles. >> reporter: but the six-time senator can also be an effective weapon for the party, when he trains his sights on the opposition and fires. >> they call their plan new. they call it bold. and they call it gutsy. but the neighborhood that i come from, there is nothing gutsy about giving another millionaire a tax break. >> reporter: figuring out when to put up or shut up is never easy to do. geraldine ferraro had to remind people of her ticket, but still of her history-making moment. >> the promise of the country is that the rules are fair. >> reporter: gore also took the vision group and led a macarena dance to shake off the wooden personality. >> millions of people are losing faith in the very idea of democracy, but you cannot kill hope that easily. not in america. not here. >> and for biden the best advice may be just to stick with what is in the ript. >> we know that the vice president is pr

so even among democratic circles, joe biden is seen as this one man gaffe machine. his first job is to get into and out of the convention without any major verbal stumbles. >> reporter: but the six time senator can also be an effective weapon for the party, when he trains his sites on the opposition and fires. >> they call their plan new, they call it bold and they call it gutsy. but the neighborhood i come from, there's nothing gutsy about giving a millionaire another tax break. >> reporter: figuring out when to shut up or put up is never easy when you're the number two. geraldine ferraro had to focus on her ticket but still remind people of the history making moment. >> the promise of our country is that the rules are fair. >> reporter: gore also took the vision route and led a macarena dance to shake off his wooden personality. >> billions of people are losing faith in the very idea of democracy, but you can't kill hope that easily, not in america, not here. >> reporter: for biden, the best advice may be just to stick with what's in the script. >> we know that th

joe biden. he, too, will be on the marquee for tonight. and watching it tonight is cnn's dana bash. dana, you just don't sleep. i see you working until 2:00 in the morning and up again at 5:00 a.m. for the morning shows. so many people say these speeches mean everything. some people say they mean nothing. others say, it's just all about the undecided voters on the other side of the tv lens. >> reporter: you know what, i honestly think the answer is somewhere in the middle of all that. when you talk about undecided voters, the problem both parties have is that pool is very, very, very small which is why i think in both conventions, you're seeing a real -- you have seen a real attempt to galvanize in base. but in terms of what bill clinton did was both. he talked a lot about the idea that you can work across party lines. he talked about his work with republicans in congress when he was president. he talked about his work with former republican presidents since he has left. that is no question a way to appeal to independent voters who are fed up with both parties and don't think politi

that's where haven't joe biden and president obama will give their renomination addresses. a little noisy here. we have buses going by. >> that's the way it goes. right when you start talking, all the activity has to begin. >> exactly. >> meantime we hear that vice-presidential pick on the republican side paul ryan is going to be in north carolina next week. will his arrival coincide with the convention? to f. if so, why? >> the romney campaign announced that paul ryan will be in greenville, north carolina, a couple hours from here. he'll there be for a rally. the convention starts the next day here. vice president joe biden was supposed to be in tampa, florida, last monday when the republican convention started. of course, hurricane isaac rained out all those details, all those plans. north carolina, like florida, fred, a very important battleground state. we'll see the candidates here a lot. >> yeah. and north carolina big state. a lot of people can be in north carolina. all right. thanks so much. >>> so republican presidential nominee mitt romney is campaigning at what h

we just got an answer from joe biden saying you bet we are. general motors alive and bin laden is dead. that's what the vice president just said. i'm woerndsing is there a downside for the republicans asking the question especially with we just heard the sound of president obama accusing them of living in the past. >> reporter: it's almost like a trick question for the democrats. on the one hand president obama doesn't want to argue that things are so great, but on the other hand he does want to point out that if he hasn't taken the steps he took on the stimulus and other things, things would have been worse. it's a very delicate argument. remember when he said the private sector is doing fine, he got hammered for days. they can't be too hot and they can't be too cold on how things are. they've yet to strike the right balance. one of the things they are doing is saying if you give me four more years i'm going to go back to the policies of bill clinton because things were pretty good under clinton. that's a very unusual strategy. he's not talki

remember last week, joe biden, the vice president, was supposed to be right there in tampa on the day of the republican convention starting. hurricane isaac rained that stuff out. >> right. all right. interesting planning for sure. all right. paul steinhauser, thank you very much. >>> the chief of staff for immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. is out of a job this morning. suzanne barr has resigned amid allegations that she helped create a culture of sexual discrimination against men. it follows a discrimination lawsuit filed by new york's i.c.e. chief against the department of homeland security. james hayes says he was passed over for promotions in favor of less qualified women. he contends barr "created a frat house-type atmosphere that is targeted to humiliate and intimidate male employees." >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a plane to explode in front of thousands of spectators in iowa killing the pilot. everything started out normally with three planes flying in formation yesterday at the quad city air show. then all of a sudden, one of the p

. >> some nasty stuff about joe biden and charlie. ben, i should tell the viewers i did not know she had a empty chair beside her. ben, what do you think? >> it's hard to top because it's a genius move to make romney seem like a stable solid leader is follow an 82-year-old man rambling to his imaginary friend. you can't top it. maybe they could have a hologram romney. like the real romney you can see right through it. >> maybe we can do that. we will see. at certain point, clint eastwood rambles. was a part of his routine or was he just forget is his lines? >> people -- people are wondering -- you don't. you don't have it? okay. i wondered about, you know, when -- when the -- what? >> so do you think one word answers from the chair washings that planned or not? ana? >> not planned and nobody tells dirty harry to shut up. >> ben? >> definitely not planned and real shame. real shame.

that's where vice president joe biden and the president will give their renomination addresses. some themes here, the middle class. they will be touting they are the party that represents the middle class, touting the accomplishments of his first term in office. that's what you do at a convention, get your message out. >> them certainly try hard to do so. paul sign houteinhauser, thank much. appreciate that. >>> coverage starts tuesday 7:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to tune into cnn. >>> here is what's coming up this hour. >> what's your message to isaac? >> come take a visit. >> while isaac brought destruction here, farmers say it could bring salvation here. but is it too late to save our food? >> we are the party that says america can be america for everyone, and that is what this platform is about. >> all week the spotlight was on the republicans. now it's the democrats' turn. all morning we're putting the democratic platform in focus. >>> in writing a book, he may have broken the law. why one navy s.e.a.l. who took down bin laden may face federal charges. ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male

. >> let's back up a little bit here and talk about joe biden. and when his wife said i've seen him up close and personal. anna? >> okay, don. i will tell you good old joe is 69 years old. so i'm glad that jill is seeing him up close and personal. you know, as i was telling you, it's tough even for the spouses. they have to worry about what they wear, how their hair looks and now what they say. so far we've had ann romney unzip mitt romney and now we have jill biden seeing him up close. >> five seconds, dean. go for it. >> i love the fact that she enjoyed the moment. she didn't just go through it or awkward. she embraced it. that makes it funnier for all of us. i think she hadcy great reaction. >> great sense of humor. i enjoyed it as well. dean will come back. anna, we're done with you, i think. if you ever had a question and you didn't ask because you were worried about being judged, then this is the segment for you. it's something we like to call "the judgment-free zone." dean and i are going to talk about the prophet mohammed and more islam m

. >> some nasty stuff about joe biden and charlie. ben, i should tell the viewers i did not know she had a empty chair beside her. ben, what do you think? >> it's hard to top because it's a genius move to make romney seem like a stable solid leader is follow an 82-year-old man rambling to his imaginary friend. you can't top it. maybe they could have a hologram romney. like the real romney you can see right through it. >> maybe we can do that. we will see. at certain point, clint eastwood rambles. was a part of his routine or was he just forget is his lines? >> people -- people are wondering -- you don't. you don't have it? okay. i wondered about, you know, when -- when the -- what? >> so do you think one word answers from the chair washings that planned or not? ana? >> not planned and nobody tells dirty harry to shut up. >> ben? >> definitely not planned and real shame. real shame. could have planned something better. >> ben, and ana, nice talking to

just ask jill biden. >> i've seen joe up close. i have seen how -- >> we get our hands around that one next. we'll talk about it. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i am committed to making a difference, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. >>> all right. sometimes even when you do everything right, things can go horribly wrong. just ask the vice president's wife. >> so this election is personal to me, and it's deeply personal to the man i'm about to introduce. i've seen joe up close. i've seen how -- >> did you see that? we had that thing up in front of her hands. ben, she was reading the prompter an innocent moment that turned kind of dirty. it was funny. she went with it. >> got even worse.

vice president joe biden here, leon panetta, the defense secretary as well. and as barbara starr has been telling us, this is quite a unique ceremony. they have been saying that this is really not a dignified transfer of the remains. the white house wants to make that clear. they're saying this is, indeed, a ceremony to mark the transfer of those remains. we will carry it for you live as it is about to get under way right now. let's go to barbara starr now. barbara, again, the white house wanted to be clear about what this ceremony means and, again this is all going to take place in a hangar. the bodies are there, you can see the four coffins there in the hangar, what whis going to happen during the ceremony? >> reporter: we will begin with the national anthem, we're told, a moment of silence, an invocation by a chaplin. the secretary of state, hillary clinton will speak and, of course, the president will speak. i think that no matter, you know, what name you call this ceremony, sadly we have all seen this just too many times, haven't we, where the president

apparently, a u-haul truck containing equipment for an event featuring joe biden tomorrow in detroit, this u-haul truck was stolen. that's coming from the u.s. secret service. i'm going to read just a quote from a spokesman -- "a u-haul that we were utilizing was stolen at the weston hotel overnight." that's from ed donovan with the secret service. they are not saying what was actually inside the truck, so we're unclear about that, but the secret service representative is saying this shouldn't interfere with biden's event tomorrow in downtown detroit. >> that's an unusual development. we don't hear that very much. let's talk, shannon, about what expectations barack obama needs to meet at the democratic convention. >> reporter: yeah, in a lot of ways, his charge is different from mitt romney's last week in tampa. mitt romney had to introduce himself to a lot of people who don't know him, but the president obviously is well known, as you mentioned right off the top. his case, his charge is to make the case for re-election. you can expect for a lot of the speakers to come out and talk ab

that is vice president joe biden and his wife, jill, on the second day through new hampshire. and republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan in florida, holding a town hall meeting in orlando, this morning, he held a rally in havana's neighborhood. meanwhile, president obama is in wisconsin this hour, a state he won handily four years ago, but it is also a state he has not visited since february. so why is he there now? let's bring in athena jones, she is there now. hello, is the president's show a sign of strength or a sign of concern? >> reporter: hi, don, well, you know that is a good question, the president has a "wisconsin problem" because he ignored the state for years. but he won it back by 14 points. but the spokesperson said they always knew the state would be closer than it was last time around. that could be something to do with the surge in republican activity here, activity among republicans, republican groups regarding the recall fight for governor scott walker, which he was able to survive. so they were able to see a sense of the republicans ground game, t

this has been an important cause near and dear to michelle obama and joe biden. and they were at the last race of the season. last year, which is in miami. and some of the fans did not have a great reception. and this happened obviously as you know at some events they were booed by some fans. this is, again, not really the democratic demographic. but certainly it's something that president obama really needs to try to kind of contain what he can out of this group. and i will say, zoraida, there are some interesting parallels here between nascar and politics. the season for nascar also a very long season wraps up in november. and as i just mentioned, the last race of the season is in florida. that sometimes can decide it all. as we know in politics as well, it's a key battleground state. >> and i can't let you go without asking you if you drove any cars. did they let you get behind the wheel? >> reporter: no. i didn't get to. i have actually driven in some cars before because i'm a pretty big race fan. i'm a jeff gordon fan. but no, not this time. this time i just

. >> nasty stuff about joe biden and charlie crist. equal time. i honestly did not know she had a chair next to her. just so you know, what do you think the numbers are? >> of course that's hard to top because it's a genius move the way to make romney seem like a stable centered leader is to have him follow an 82-year-old man rambling to his imaginary friend. maybe they can have a hologram romney. just like the real one, you can see right through it. >> we have done it before and we will do it again. at certain points as we know, clint eastwood rambled. was he forgetting his lines? let's play a clip of that. >> people were wondering, you don't -- okay. >> i wondered about -- you know, when the -- what? definitely not planned.

. >> some nasty stuff about joe biden and charlie. ben, i should tell the viewers i did not know she had a empty chair beside her. ben, what do you think? >> it's hard to top because it's a genius move to make romney seem like a stable solid leader is follow an 82-year-old man rambling to his imaginary friend. you can't top it. maybe they could have a hologram romney. like the real romney you can see right through it. >> maybe we can do that. we will see. at certain poirks, clint eastwood rambles. was a part of his routine or was he just forget is his lines? >> people -- people are wondering -- you don't. you don't have it? okay. i wondered about, you know, when -- when the -- what? >> so do you think one word answers from the chair washings that planned or not? ana? >> not planned and nobody tells dirty harry to shut up. >>

and vice president joe biden is in another key swing state, wrapping up a two-day swing through florida, including this stop in fort meyers. he said that he and president obama inherited the financial mess we see, including the plan that the republican plan favors the wealthy. >>> and senator john kerry is playing the role of mitt romney in the president's practice session. and ohio senator rob portman is portraying the president in mitt romney's debate. more on the preview of wednesday's big event. >> as running mate paul ryan makes the rounds on the campaign trail here in new hampshire, and ohio, guess what? his boss is hunkering down, getting ready for the first showdown between him and president obama. romney is spending a lot of time this week to prepare for the debate. the same thing for the president. he is off the campaign trail, today, tomorrow, off to nevada. but basically he is spending a lot of this week, we believe, behind closed doors getting ready. meanwhile, both are trying to lower the bar for the candidates. even the candidates themselves are doingñr it. take a listen

. >> some nasty stuff about joe biden and charlie. ben, i should tell the viewers i did not know she had a empty chair beside her. ben, what do you think? >> it's hard to top because it's a genius move to make romney seem like a stable solid leader is follow an 82-year-old man rambling to his imaginary friend. you can't top it. maybe they could have a hologram romney. like the real romney you can see right through it. >> maybe we can do that. we will see. at certain poirks, clint eastwood rambles. was a part of his routine or was he just forget is his lines? >> people -- people are wondering -- you don't. you don't have it? okay. i wondered about, you know, when -- when the -- what? >> so do you think one word answers from the chair washings that planned or not? ana? >> not planned and nobody tells dirty harry to shut up. >> ben? >> definitely not planned and real s.

republican paul ryan is in new hampshire and ohio today and vice president joe biden is wrapping up a two-day swing through florida right now. right now, live pictures. he is holding a rally there and talking to supporters in ft. myers. >>> all right, now to a controversy over the legitimacy of voter registrations in florida. an election official in palm beach county tells cnn as many as 106 voter registration applications may be fraudulent containing false information and fake signatures. the applications were turned in by a consulting firm hired by the republican national committee to register voters. the rnc says it has cut ties with that firm. >>> president obama and mitt romney facing american voters who are trying to weigh their choices this wednesday, the first presidential debate, october 3rd. watch it live at 7:00 eastern time right here on cnn and on cnn.com. >>> all right, a group of high school cheerleaders in texas take their fight on the sidelines to the courtroom after being told not to use bible verses verses for games. our guys are standing by for a spirited debate. r

. >> back up a little bit and talk about joe biden here. when she said, i have seen him up close and personal. an ash ana? >> okay. don, i don't know how up close and personal i would like to get with this subject matter. i will tell you, good old joe is 69 years old, so i'm glad that jill is seeing him up close and personal, and you know, as i was telling you sit tough for the spouses, because they have to worry about what they wear and how the hair looks and now what they say. i remember, we know so far in the campaign, we have had ann romney unstiff ann romney and now we have jill biden seeing him up close. >> five seconds, dean. >> i love the fact that she enjoyed the moment and didn't just go through it or awkward about it, but embraced it and that is making it funnier for all of us. she had a great reaction and very organic. >> great sense of humor. i enjoyed it as well. dean is going to come back and ana, we are done with you. >> good night to you both. >> good night. >> if you have a question that you didn't ask because you were wor

biden has been saying but doesn't get that much traction which is as he puts it, gm, general motors is alive and osama bin laden is dead. there are big things that president obama did. it's just not necessarily getting the play and the traction that it would in another era because people are still suffering out there with job loss and other economic challenges. >> i heard ron emanual say it seemed real short and effective. but then you had an aging actor sucking all of the life out of the message. >> thanks so much. so, of course, we have got the party before the party. the big party. take a look see at the live shot. this is charlotte kicking off the week with something called carolina fest. we get that assignment. he is joining me now life. clearly the main politics don't get underway until tomorrow. my guess is that the dems are not going to let today's family event escape any serious messaging? >> yeah, there is no messaging i don't think. the point of this really was for it to be inclusive to show some conclusiveness that democrats think will appeal to north carolinians. origin

and among those who were at that ceremony was the vice president, joe biden, and the secretary of defense, leon panetta, as well as the u.n. ambassador to the u.n., susan rice and colin powell and his wife at that ceremony as well. a moving ceremony, took place right here on cnn just moments ago. >>> the anti-muhammad movie that ignited global outrage shows how much power youtube wields regardless of borders. the video sharing website which is owned by google is opting to not pull the innocence of muslims film despite days of worldwide protests. the company does ban hate speech, but officials said this is a statement, this in a statement on wednesday, excuse me, this video, which is widely available on the web, is clearly within our guidelines and so will stay on youtube. however, given the very difficult situation in libya and egypt, we have temporarily restricted access in both countries. hala gorani joins me now. how are governments in the muslim world reacting to the fact that youtube is keeping the movie online? >> reporter: essentially at this time it is a little bit too late. this