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Died and he was in the hospital. joe biden was sworn in as senator next to his hospital bed. those pictures are touching. i hope we have them up soon. i like what joe biden said. he said if you raise your child to be better than yourself you have succeeded. that really touched me. >> he succeeded. this was a delaware star. everybody liked him. we all had aspirations he would become our next governor and of course that's been cut short now. there is a tremendous void. >> i did read that he still planned to run for governor up until the very end. >> we were talking about getting a press release ...

Are a majority black community. here you have a majority black police force representing a majority black community. so it goes beyond race doesn't it? >> it goes round racebeyond race. it's bigger systemic issues. it's problems with our schools, it's problems with unemployment it's a collection of problems that make up the whole crime element and enter the cops. you mix all these things together in a cocktail and it explodes. >> you talk about economic disparity people have been talking about all week. you look at this city where you've got a 37% unemployment rate for black young men and a 10...

london as police struggle to take back control of their streets. now americans are being urged to use caution when traveling around the city. good morning again. i'm carol costello. three members of the congressional super committee have been chosen. nine more to go. there are 12. they will have 90 days to come up with $1.5 trillion in spending cuts. the selections and reaction to them on this "american morning." all right. good morning, it is wednesday august 10th. ali is off today after working i think 15 or 16 straight days covering the markets and all that. more on the market...

60% are in favor while 74% say they believe that marijuana has an actual real medicinal benefit. 62% of americans believe if it were legal, it should be taxed. the hope is that the money could benefit state programs. now, as for crime, this is an interesting stat. 65% say legalization would have no impact on crime or it would actually reduce crime, tamron. now, the thinks is in -- the economists say when it comes to this crime element, if you make it legal, you reduce these incredibly inflated profits. there's less incentive perhaps, if it's legal, for criminals to be involved. now, i have an ...