BALDWIN: In just a couple minutes, the vice president, Joe Biden, is set to speak in Colorado after taking a good long look at the areas damaged by weeks of extensive flooding. So he's there. He's touring some of the state by air alongside the governor, John Hickenlooper, and Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate. CNN's Ana Cabrera is live for us in Greeley, Colorado, where the vice president is slated to speak any minute now. Ana, tell me where the vice president has been this morning. What has he seen?</s>ANA CABRERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Brooke, there are 17 counties here in Colorado that are affected by this flooding, so he went to the hardest hit areas like Boulder County, Larimer County, Weld County, where we are now, and places we've been reporting from for the past week and a half since the flooding began. We know he toured areas like Jamestown as well as Lyons as well as Larimer County where the Bog Thompson River over spilled its banks. These are areas where we know many people lost major property, and many of them don't have homes to return to after the flooding where their walls collapsed and the roads were completely washed away So we expect him to arrive here in Greeley at this FEMA disaster assistance center within the next 15 minutes to talk more about what he witnesses and how the federal government will be working with the state in order to help all the Coloradans affected by the floods recover. Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: We'll be watching that closely with you, Ana Cabrera for us in Colorado. Ana, thank you. And now to something you have definitely heard before. Will Hillary Clinton run for president? She gives us some clues in her first sit-down interview since leaving the State Department. Plus, just in, big news from the world of business, BlackBerry makes a major announcement about its future and a specific group of customers they want.
Biden Tours Colorado Flood Damage