"usa today" reports in 2013 schoch spent $102,000 on travel from his congressional account.more than the next closest member of congress from illinois. only 11 members of the house spent more. in a statement, his office says that "congressman schoch and his team have a well-deserved reputation for constituent service. this is due to extensive travel throughout the district which is 205 towns, 19 counties. the congressman's staff has access to his vehicles so it is used frequently when he is both in and out of the district. for example, this weekend over 800 miles were driven criss-crossing the district for events. congressman schoch takes his compliance responsibilities seriously and procedures concerning this issue will be reviewed to determine whether they can be improved." now, this rounds out a tough couple of weeks for schoch including a flap over a remodel of his office. and now two men have been arrested for allegedly trying to break into his home. wow, some bad times. >>> next on "way too early," a look at the stories you'll be talking about in the morning ahead. "mo

schoch says he will pay her as soon as he gets an invoice. yes, that is taxpayer money. >> so bizarre. >>> "sports illustrated" will include an ad featuring a plus-sized model for the first time ever. plenty of people talking about this on social media. it's in the famous swimsuit issue, as well. as a paid advertisement. not a part of the annual photo display of bikini-clad supermodels. 27-year-old ashley graham will appear in the ad for a plus-size swimsuit company. it's part of a campaign men to give young women a healthier view of their bodies. the issue comes out on monday. >>> greece's newly elected finance minister is in berlin. part of his government's efforts to win support for its debt reduction plan. yanis varoufakis will meet with his german counterpart who has so far been one of his toughest critics. what can we expect? our journalist joins us via web cam from athens to talk about this. and we should say that greece generally wants to renegotiate the terms of its bailout. but germany, that's the largest creditor in the eurozone si