. >> so they wound up in the bridgeport homes which was a housing project on the south side of chicago, and really just a couple months after they got there there was just no food in the house because his mother had an episode, wasn't taking her medication, and for two days the children were starving. >> they were crying, weeping -- >> they were hungry. >> of course. >> just an animal need. and art, being the oldest of three kids and at that time he was about 12, he goes out into the streets. he doesn't want to go to social services because he's afraid they'll take his mother away which had happened to him before. and he starts knocking on the parking meters on hall stead street, and he can hear the change in them, and he thinks, if i can just get that, i can get some food. so he builds a little key that'll unlock some of these change boxes. gets about 50 bucks and him and his little brother go to the grocery store and come back with food. of course, he saves the day. and, you know, his mother's very proud of him for that. and that is the first crime he ever committed was out of surviv

. >> police chief carpenter, bridgeport police chief and his father-in-law, also the bridgeport mayor's son, were arrested wednesday night in connection with an ongoing investigation regarding the surrogate mother for actress sarah jessica parker and actor matthew broderick. the three turned themselves in and were quickly released. apparently in a move to avoid attention. >> the processing taking care of, hoopla or paparazzi. >> reporter: accused of illegal entering the house of the surrogate that was carrying the twins of sarah and matthew in may. allegedly to find fodder for celebrity tabloids. >> if the allegations are true that they were trying to somehow get some information to sell to tabloids, i mean, it is really taking it to a much different level. this is just absolutely outrageous. >> reporter: in a phone interview with wtop maintains his innocence. >> 100% innocent in this, as my department is as well. >> reporter: the harassment was of serious concerns to parker when i spoke to her this past may. the woman carrying the twins has been identified. not only identified, she has

moving towards waterbury, connecticut, on into bridgeport.ose two lines that have been moving through. look at all the reports of either hail -- that is the grown area -- 3/4 inch hail, albany. wind damage reports too. a wild day for parts of the northeast. framingham, massachusetts. over 5 inches of rain. many of the suburbs. localized flooding too. moving off tonight. finally they will get a break. will once again have general area of high pressure. nice, nice weather. low humidity with reasonable dew point. we get later into the week. upper level wind begin to turn a little bit more to the southwest. we will see some humidity coming back. we get into the weekend. not tomorrow. not when you get up tomorrow morning. it will be a delightful morning. really refreshing air for now the hottest time of the year as we are moving into the fx four, five weeks. temperatures will be into the low 60s, suburbs. a few spots. into the high 50s. warm, comfortable. uv index as high as we get it here. very, very strong. sunshine, with the blue sky. lather up

speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain, mount erie baptist church, bridgeport, connecticut. the chaplain: let us pray. good morning, god, our creator, provider and sustainer. it is to you our refuge, strength, the one god who is known by many names. to you, god, we give thanks to this day, a day in which we have another chance to manifest your divine essence upon the earth. you have given us another opportunity to demonstrate your love for us in how we treat one another. and so on today i lift the members and staff of this the united states house of representatives. i pray your wisdom and guidance will consume them so that they will understand the individuals, families and, yes, even the nations that will be impacted by their decisions today. so teach them and teach all of us to do justice, to love kindness ando walk humbly with our god. in the name of jesus i pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands app

police chief barry carpenter entered michelle ross' home and removed several items, items he and bridgeportak attempted to sell to photographers. >> it's further alleged that chief carpenter used his office to commit the crimes, destroyed evidence and illegally used the law enforcement computer system. >> reporter: they are charged with several felonies, including burglary. carpenter is also charged with using a law enforcement computer system to facilitate the crimes. a third man, bruce is charged with receiving stolen property. today all three pleaded not guilty. >> unfortunately, the city and this county of belmont county are now living in their own hollywood soap opera. >> reporter: while the mayor of martin's ferry says he gave carpenter the day off and still considers him the working police chief, he may be suspended in coming days. and parker and broderick issued a statement through their publicist saying they have complete faith in the legal system. >>> well here is a story that is ruffling some feathers. a anotherrer went to court in florida. mr. cluckie, as he is known, was evicte

martins ferry police chief barry carpenter, bridgeport police chief chad dojik and his father-in-lawhe bridgeport mayor's son were arrested wednesday night in connection with an ongoing investigation regarding the surrogate mother for actress sarah jessica parker and actor matthew broderick. the three turned themselves in and were quickly released, apparently in a move to avoid attention. >> -- paparazzi. >> reporter: they have not been charged with anything but are accused of illegally entering the house of the surrogate who was carrying the twins of sarah and matthew in may. allegedly, to find fodder for celebrity tabloids. >> if the allegations are true, that they were trying to somehow get some information to sell to tabloids, i mean, it's really taken it to a much different level. this is just absolutely outrageous. >> reporter: martins ferry chief carpenter in a phone interview with nbc station wtov maintained his innocence. >> i'm 100% innocent in this, as my department is, as well. >> reporter: the harassment was of serious concern to parker, when i spoke to her this past may

. >> bring him -- >> he's going to the bridgeport zoo. i will see you there later on today.ood morning the two of you. let's turn to the videotape and show you upstate new york. this is outside buffalo, new york. a tornado four miles wide, 1,000 yards long, ripped through there. 110-mile-per-hour winds. 1,000 households without power today. >>> severe weather responsible for the tornado starts to move out of the inland towards the coast. severe storms, large hail. very warm and humid. it will feel like soup outside today. by contrast, pacific northwest, high fire danger around seattle. we have red flag warnings. low hu >>> thanks so much. more on your sunday outlook later. >>> there is no word yet on when president obama will sit down for that beer at the white house with harvard professor henry louis gates and cambridge police sar yent james crowley but all parties are trying to move past the controversy. yunji de nies has the latest. >> reporter: the president talked about how he hopes to inspire what he calls a teachable moment. there is still a lot of controversy here in

bridgeport, connecticut. a record low 57 degrees. merrill, wisconsin, 37 degrees this morning.ow, those temperatures have risen into the 70s and you can see the heat and humidity down to our south. dallas, 103 degrees. corpus christi, record high. 99 degrees. but the real story is that dew point into the 40s and 50s. when we were into june and had all that rain, we were seeing moisture come our way from the south but now with the pattern shift we've seen a lot of dry air come our way. they love to get some of that low humidity and dry air where they are keeping their fingers crossed for the launch of the space shuttle. there is cape canaveral. i'll zoom into it. you can get an idea of the showers. there have been showers moving off now but nonetheless if you see that hoping in the next few minutes to have a shuttle launch, you don't want to see that nor seeing this. there's the landing strip. this was at 2:00 this afternoon. a lot of clouds. there aren't clouds over the ocean. at least that gives them a chance but there's been a third of an inch of rain. look at how much rain h

the bridgeport police chief jackson and carpenter face prison time if convicted on all charges. >>> "seinfeld" fans, you can rejoice. the cast is reuniting temporarily. the cast will appear together on screen for the first time in 11 years. but, it will be on the larry david she "curb your enthusiasm." david, a co-creator of seinfeld said jerry seinfeld, and others will appear in five episodes and a story line about the cast reuniting; however, david said an actual seinfeld reunion show is unlikely. don't hold your breath. >> that comes close to one, right? >> absolutely. will be fun to watch. >>> we're stay on top of the serious weather damage story. the damage throughout parts of maryland tonight. we're going to take it back out live to the scene of? of the destruction here in frederick county when the storms blew through. >>> also coming up at 6, a british man accused of what the u.s. called the biggest hacking of pentagon systems ever. get the edge on the twist that has many in britain trying to keep him from being extradited. >>> most people don't like finding bees in their home.

say bridgeport east towards providence, rhode island, could see an inch or two of rain, flood watch posted for those parts of the world. 94 in dallas, that could be hotter this time of year. 87 degrees in atlanta, 77 degrees in new york city. and let's show you a picture of d.c., which should get to 82 degrees. a lot of chitchat happening there last night, right now 76 degrees, over 85 six times this month in d.c., and only once in new york city, heidi has it been over 85. no times in june. so one time in may. only twice over 85 degrees in new york city. so our friends up there have been complaining it's been a cool summer. they have reason to do that. >> what does this all mean? >> well, so far it's been cool up there, and pretty comfortable across the southeast. i'm not complaining, gorgeous summer so far in the southeast. >> i agree. we'll talk with you later on. thank you. >>> south carolina governor mark sanford and his family are in europe for a two-week vacation. the last time the republican governor was out of the country, you may remember he was on a secret rendezvous with his mis

. >> host: on the independent line of your joints from bridgeport, conn. >> caller: good morning, ladies i don't know where to start but i would like to state some facts and history so maybe people understand. first of all i would like to say i hope she gets the nomination and i hope she does a good job for everybody because everybody is a human being first of all, first and foremost. first of all, a lot of people, whether you're white or black. first of all you have to realize your part of it and you don't even know it and whites, too. border ricans are a blend of european, african and -- [inaudible] now, when christopher columbus landed everything changed. the genocide our people, they had to bring over blacks, the blacks from africa integrated with us. you understand? so when you see mexicans coming across the border something made by europeans, too. people have to realize all these things. they got taken over the colony in what was it, 1898 of the united states under false pretense when we were about to gain independence, you know? to people still know that we are a colony of the uni