it is scheduled to cross the delaware memorial bridge around 10 this morning. it will pass through cecil, heartford and baltimore counties on 95 and head west on interstate 70 and interstate 68 into west virginia. yesterday, the plane got stuck for about an hour at an intersection in new jersey because it was too wide to make a turn. official removed a traffic pole and a fence just so it could pass through. that plane is expected to arrive in north carolina on friday. it will be on display at the carolina's aviation museum in charlotte and here on the main slide show on apc2 news.com on the third -- abc2news.com on the third story down it will bring you all the information. also, we have a link up here for you. if you click on that, it will bring you to this page that's the trucking company that is transporting the fuselage. grouf scroll down -- if you scroll down, it has the process of what it takes to take it through several states. it's headed for the carolina aviation new people in charlotte. expect it to arrive friday but today catch it crossing the delawa

they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shaf

police investigating twitter messages he sent to a delaware teenager. also, sarah palin's e-mail and a lot of it. 24,000 pages shed new light on her years as governor of alaska. also, it's june. a big month for weddings and a lot of you may be getting married this month and maybe even today somebody's getting married somewhere, but many couples are talking about the other "m" word, money. yes, you need to talk about it before you say your "i dos," if not, you might be making a huge mistake and that is just ahead, but we do need to begin with this growing scandal surrounding congressman anthony wiener. police are investigating messages and this time it involves a teenage girl. jason carroll is in the congressman's home district where the congressman made a bit of a surprise appearance just a little while ago. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. so let's recap in terms of what happened between the congressman and the teenage girl from delaware. detectives spoke to the girl in delaware and apparently she told them that there was nothing

they said queen mary was coming down the delaware one time. we missed it by a few hours. >> reporter: so he's not going to miss this one. neither are the duncans. they caught a glimpse of the plane. they saw it when they crossed the delaware memorial bridge and thought it strange to see the plane on the back of a truck. curiosity got the best of them too. >> we came over and she started to look on her i-phone and saw what it was. it hasn't come yet. >> reporter: after an hour of waiting the family decided that curiosity was costing them too much time, they hit the road again. six minutes and 38 seconds later here it comes. and there it goes. flipping along with the delaware state police escort at about 50 miles per hour. in case you missed it here it is again. here it comes. and there it goes. there will be a test on this later. these weren't the only people ready to see the he will sphants -- -- at chesapeake, towson, even more, folks from elkton,turists from india, the guy with the big dog and little baby all waiting. here it comes. there it

they chose delaware. that just delaware in part because we were absolutely determined to be incredibly responsive and also because they have a partnership with the university of delaware. a couple of years ago, we launched our -- we lost two car plants and refineries. those employers represented the best opportunities for decades that high school graduates in delaware had to enter the middle class. we now have a positive story for all three very the general motors plant has been purchased by another who will make a plug in hybrid car there. the refinery will be open within weekthe chrysler plant is being demolished as we speak. it is being demolished as we speak. the university of delaware that bought it to build a new campus. weeks but -- we expect blue energy to break ground, employing 900 people. up to 1500 people. the imagery of that old plant being replaced within months by new factory of the future, fuel cells being used by some of the most important companies in our country, manufacturing right her

eye crossed the delaware memorial -- it crossed the delaware memorial bridge and made it to perryville and stopped for the night at the weigh station in perryville. than they took it off to the secluded location. but they will hit the road this morning again and you will be able to see it hopefully later this morning. it's not every day you see something like this, a 120 foot plane flying along on the highway. and this is not just any plane. it's the famous one that made the miracle landing on hudson. all 155 passengers on the plane made it out safely. the plane is now heading to the phonal destination in aviation museum in charlotte, north carolina. it left -- final destination at an aviation museum in charlotte north carolina. hundreds came out to catch a glimpse of the rare sight. >> it's like a train. if you never seen a train wreck or anything like that, it's the same thing or a boat. they said queen mary was coming down delaware and we missed it by a few hours. >> reporter: so get your cameras ready. look out in your rear view mirror if you are heading to work, because there's a

local police in delaware visited the home of the 17-year-old to talk to her mother and request access to the girl's phone and computer. at issue, five messages that the congress ma congressman reportedly sent to the underage girl. through a spokesperson, weiner

it's expected to cross the delaware memorial bridge sometime this morning. you see the images from a few years ago. the miracle on the hudson plane is on its way to a air museum in charlotte north carolina. the airbus survived the wreck that made chelsey sullenberger an american hero. it's being hauled from a new jersey firm. the trailer is moving at a rate of 7 miles per hour. if you are out there, you will have a chance to see it as itgoes down i-95. >>> people are fed up with the proposal to jack up toll hikes and gathered at a restaurant to figure out how to stop it from happening. a group of workers, fishermen, business people and elected officials are expected to gather at one at lindy's restaurant east of hatem bridge and nancy jacobs released this statement on facebook saying "i am adamantly opposed to both options at the toll facility because it will have a serious impact on local business and families and on. [ expansion." >>> a judge not a jury will hear arguments for and against a police officer accused of killing and shooting an unarmed manout s

i will yield 1 1/2 minutes to my colleague from delaware, mr. carney. the chair: the gentlelady has 1 1/2 minutes remaining. the gentleman is recognized. mr. carney: i rise in support of this amendment and i ask unanimous consent that this letter from the delaware department of natural resources be submitted for the record. the chair: without objection, so ordered. mr. carney: while i oppose the underlying bill, i will only speak to this amendment and address what i think is a nonpartisan issue and frankly appeals to states' rights which my republican friends typically support. delaware is a nonattainment with federal clean air standards, mainly due to emissions that come from outside our state borders. in order to comply with federal law and protect public health, delaware has the ability to implement pollution-control strategies beyond e.p.a.'s requirements. last year delaware was given clean air act authority for the outer continental shelf. meaning that the state rather than e.p.a. regulates emissions there. delegated authority is working. the one o

they flatten an area larger than the state of delaware. that's not good for anybody in our country. >> stephen: if these poor people in west virginia are not getting jobs, if their land is being raped, why don't these poor people just hire lobbyists? laftd laughter to fight the coal company's lobbyists? again, that's the free market. >> that's right. well, you know, that's how democracy works in west virginia. it's really not a democracy anymore. you have a few large coal companies who have subverted democracy at every level. they've corrupted the judges. they've corrupted the public officials. and as we showed, two-thirds of the people in west virginia oppose mountaintop mining, but there is not a single politician that opposes it because they've been purchased by the coal industry. that's not a good thing for american democracy and a democracy is supposed to be about people, not about how much money you have. >> but the recent decision of citizens united says the corporations are people, too, and the aim of money they have determines how

you'll recall basically there was a teenage girl from delaware who followed him on twitter after he cameo her high school, spoke to them, she followed him. she told him there was no inappropriate contact between the two of them. congressman weiner also reiterated that when i spoke to him this morning. he also talked about a number of other issues. take a listen. >> i just want to get for the record here about the 17-year-old girl because you know that's what a number of people are talking about at this point. i mean in terms of this 17-year-old -- have you had any contact with her? >> we put out a statement on that. she's spoken. i think that record is pretty clear. >> for the record just coming from you, can you -- >> nothing -- careful. nothing explicit. nothing indecent. nothing inappropriate. >> i want to ask -- 56% of your constituents say you should not resign and are supporting you. >> i've made some mistakes, i've acknowledged it. i'm trying to make it up to my wife and my family, but i also have to make it clear to my constituents i want to get back to work for them. not easy to

this morning it is supposed to cross the delaware bridge around 10 and it will travel on interstate 70 and interstate 68 in west virginia. that's perhaps when you can catch a glimpse of it. linda so, abc2 news. >>> today people opposed to the state's proposal to hike toll fees are going to gather at a restaurant to try to figure out if they can stop this from happening. workers, fish hermen and business people and elected officials will gather at lindy's restaurant east of the hatem bridge in cecil county. >>> testimony resumes in the trial of a baltimore city police officer accused of killing a marine. a state witness testified there was a struggle between tshamba. the state maintains that the multiple gund shot wound in the neighborhood of 12 that brown suffered occurred he's retreated from the officer. >>> today maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown will be talking about maryland's use of electronic health records and how it is going so far. brown will be at the charleston retirement community center which is located on maiden choice lane in catonsville. doctors and health lead

delaware governor jack markell says creating jobs often begins with a simple question. >> every day i wake up and say how can i make the companies in delaware more successful and best way is to go out and talk home to and ask them that very question how can i facilitate your success. >> susie: markell and his counterparts believe investing in higher education is one of the best ways to create jobs. they hope to produce graduates who are better prepared to compete in the global workplace. >> tom: since prices peaked 4.5 years ago, 7.5 million homeowners have received foreclosure warnings. over 3.5 million of those homes have been repossessed by banks. most foreclosure cases involve homeowners losing possession of their house, but one couple in florida fought back against a clogged state court system and an overwhelmed bank and won. warren and maureen nyerges bought this house in naples florida in 2009-- paying cash. so it was a complete surprise to them when they received a foreclosure notice from bank of america. they immediately called the bank to straighten it out, but no luck. prov

the top three rated beaches of rehoboth beach in delaware, dewey beach also in delaware and parks point club beach in minnesota. right now, just about any beach sounds good for the weekend. >> but those aren't the spots i would have thought, the sunny spots a lot of people are headed to. >> probably why they're cleaner. not as many people are there. >> i bet they're beautiful. ashley morrison here in new york thank you. >>> just ahead on the "morning news" hackers attack a terrorist website. the latest on pain in the united states, how many of your neighbors are suffering. >>> and turtles take to the airport runway. find out where they're going. >>> "cbs moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil wash with odor block, the confident clean. ernment doing to stop it? living with diabetes is a reality for me, but i learned that i don't have to use a vial and syringe as part of my daily routine anymore. my doctor showed me the novolog mix 70/30 flexpen. flexpen is discreet and comes pre-filled with my insulin. flexpen goes with me and doesn't need refrigeration. and it's covered by most insurance. if

first let's talk about this online contact that congressman weiner had with this teenage girl in delaware. she's reportedly 17 years old. detectives did speak with her. she told them that none of the contact that she had with the congressman was inappropriate. well, early this morning, i had an opportunity to speak with congressman weiner. he came out of his apartment here in queens. he was running errands, just dropping off dry cleaning, going to the atm, things like that. i asked him about this online contact that he had with this teenage girl. also asked him about a number of other subjects -- about the calls for his resignation, also about the support that he's been receiving from his constituents. take a listen. i just want to get for the record here about the 17-year-old girl. as you know, that's what a number of people are talking about at this point. in terms of this 17-year-old, have you had any contact with her? >> we put out a statement on that. she's spoken. she's spoken. i think that record is pretty clear. are you but for the record, just coming from you -- >> nothing explic

and they've flatten an area in ten years that is larger than the state of delaware. >> there is also -- the health issues for the people in the area and this is their way to make a living, certainly, they have seen clusters of autism in children and clusters and interesting in the film cancer. they said there were six cases on one street all brain cancer. that's pretty specific. >> there is study after study that shows if you live in anywhere near mountaintop removal site your chance of illness all kinds of illness, grim -- autism, mental retardation, heart, liver, kidney disease, eye infections, all of those are enormous because you are being rained down with toxic dust, sillca dust, mercury, lead, arsenic, all of this these really deadly chemicals day after day after day. and that's why one of the reasons businesses don't move to west virginia is because who wants to live in an area or locate their business in an area. >> i got to go. robert kennedy, jr., thank you for being here and bringing this to people's attention because it will affect us all. the pollutant goes into the air

delaware police say otherwise.n asked whether he would resign, weiner implied that wasn't his choice to make. >> this is ultimately a decision for my constituents. you know, look, i made mistakes, as i said on monday. a lot of these questions i answered on monday. now i'm just going to try to get back to work. >> he'll likely have the ultimate stay on staying on the job. since he made that statement, he has announced he will take a leave of absence from congress. >>> wildfires aren't exactly known to respect state boundaries, right? arizona's second biggest fire in history is pushing into new mexico tonight. the wallow fire is still largely uncontained. firefighters are worried more gusty weather could cause it to grow even larger. and tonight health leaders are warning people about hazardous levels of air pollution from all the smoke. and if the fire isn't turned away from two major power lines, nearly 400,000 people could experience blackouts. the ten-day fire has destroyed more than 30 homes and relocated thousa

tell us about the outcome of the investigation into his contact with a teenager girl in delaware you and i talked about yesterday. >> reporter: exactly. we mentioned that yesterday. in fact, i actually asked the congressman about that yesterday when i ran into him in an interview. he basically said, look, nothing was inappropriate with my communication with this teenager girl in delaware. just to recap, some people who are not plugged in, basically he spoke at her high school. and she started following him on twitter and the two of them communicated online. at this point detectives and investigators looking into that have basically cleared this investigation basically saying it is closed. there was no inappropriate contact between the two of them. >> all right, jason. thank you very much. standby. we are coming back to you later on. >>> i want to bring in mark preston. yesterday the democratic leadership called on weiner to step down and today they are seeing these pictures. who knows what's coming out tomorrow. how much more can he withstand? you heard the new yorker es, the first g

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delaware police say detectives interviewed the girl, but she did not say anything about inappropriate contact between her and the congressman. congressman weiner could be facing a house ethics investigation and something he said he's not afraid of and he also says he's not stepping down. what do people think back in his district? cnn's jason carroll is with me now. jason, hello, i was watching as this video that you had just a few minutes ago was feeding into us, but the congressman stepped out. what was he doing this morning? it looked like he was just running a few errands, but the media was there, you were there and his supporters were there with a message for you all as well. >> reporter: everyone there in place. i have to say it was somewhat unexpected. that's why we were here. congressman weiner came out and went to the atm, in addition to the atm, went over to pick up some of his laundry. so he was out just doing what he normally does, running errands. i want you to listen, though, to what he had to say when he was questioned about a number of issues. >> good morning. how are y

the dead fish started washing ashore on delaware beaches this weekend. they are often processed on board ships. why they are ending up headless and tailless back in the water and now on shore remains a mystery. thousands of these small, partially processed fish can now be seen near ocean city. >> they are floating right on the surface of the water. they are really bright white in color so it just looks like you took a white paint brush and made a white stripe down the ocean where they are. there's pods of them where they seem to have accumulated in a group where there might be you know a thousand of them together. >> reporter: crews are cleaning up the dead smelly fish as quickly as they can and beachgoers are being warned not to touch the fish. >> kind of gross because the kids that -- when they went down by the edge of the water they said it was smelly from the fish. it was really quick from the time we got here to the time the guys cleaned it up. it was 10 to 15 minutes. >> reporter: the sight of the decomposing fish is startling. the fish have probab

that is why california and delaware have expressed such great concern. there are other states that are going to be in the same situation. this bill does not deal with just the problem in arkansas. it tries to circumvent the orderly procedure by which those who are trying to get permits will come in and submit their permit and show that they're justified. unlike the situation with shell where they submitted a permit, pulled it back, it will be another one, pulled it back. at this time i want to yield four minutes to my colleague from california, a member of the energy and commerce committee, ms. kaptur. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for four -- the gentlewoman from california is recognized for four minutes. mrs. capps: it gives oil companies a pass to pollute. it doesn't allow them from applying technology to vessels like crude and supply boats which account for most of the air pollution from drilling off my congressional district's coast. it also opens up a loophole for drill ships to pollute with no limit while the ship moves into play. and i

. >> the dead fish started washing ashore on delaware's fishes this weekend. they are often processed on board ships. why they are ending up headless and tailless remains a mystery. hundreds of these partially processed fish. >> it looks like you took a white paint brush and made a white line on the ocean. there might be a thousand of them together. >> reporter: crews are cleaning up the dead smelly fish as quickly as they can. and beachgoers are being warned not to touch the fish. it's kind of gross, because when the kids went out to the water said it was smelly on the beach. it was pretty quick. from the time we got here, it was 15 minutes before the guys cleaned it up. >>> delaware's division of fish and wildlife is investigating. along with maryland's department, many say it's likely that the fish were dumped from a commercial vessel. >>> things are much more calm on baltimore's waterfront tonight. it's a nice comfortable start to the workweek but will it last? wjz is live with live weather coverage. bob turk and bernadette woods are updating conditions. b

>> well, police in delaware have interviewed this 17-year-old girl in delaware. happened, t.j., she began following the congressman on twitter after the congressman came to her high school and spoke there. she began following him and there was some messages that were exchanged between the two of them. apparently she told detectives that none of the contact, the on-line contact, between the two of them, none of it she told them, was inappropriate. a spokeswoman for the congressman also coming out and releasing a statement with regards to this basically saying that according to congressman weiner his communications with this person were neither explicit or nor indecent. also, obviously we are out here we've been speaking to folks in his particular area here and a recent poll sort of reflects what we've been hearing. a poll showing that some 56% of registered voters here in weiner's district do not believe he should resign. 33% saying he should resign. want you to listen to how conflicted one voter was when we spoke to her this morning. >> should he resign? yeah, i

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware is recognized. mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent that my entire statement be submitted for the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: mr. president, i rise today to speak to the proceedings that have just occurred in this body with regard to ethanol. and to talk about how i see them from the perspective of my home state of delaware. today the senate agreed phon a path forward to en end federal subsidies for corn-based ethanol. the votes on today's amendments were a reflection of where we're from. for delaware, agriculture is the single-largest part of our economy. we grow a lot of corn, a lot of soybeans. we have companies investing in advanced biofuels and we have a major poultry industry. and today i voted for delaware's poultry growers and for our consumers, lots of folks across this country in the last few years have lostary jobs, lost their homes, lost their livelihoods. it is important that the people of delaware know on the record that the vote i cast today to end federal s

there are no reports that he contacted a relationship with a delaware team.bara hall has the latest. >> he did nothing in it-yes explicit, and decent, absolutely nothing inappropriate. >> that is how he described his contact with a 17 role from delaware. the police say the 70 year-old did not say there was any in that inactivity-as inappropriate activity. this surface just days after he admitted to having inappropriate relationships with women online. >> i made some serious mistakes i need to redeem myself and i'm working hard to get back to normal and serve the people of my district the best i can. >> other democrats called for him to resign saturday, with mounting pressure, he decided to take a short leave of absence to seek treatment. a poll says that 56 percent of the registered voters in his district thing he should not quit, 33 percent think that he should resign. >> he was a voice to think rationally believe then and now that voice has been taken away. >> i think will be hard for people after something like this. >> the new your congressmen will apolog

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dover, delaware, 63. ocean city, maryland is at 68 degrees. here is a look at the surface map for today. the high pressure is controlling the weather here, keeping things calm and quiet, giving us a nice day in the 80s. and that moves off shore and becomes a bermuda high and sits there for a while and things warm up. we're near 90 tomorrow and in the 90s, and i mean well into the 90s, wednesday, thursday and friday. here is a look at the five-day forecast. how about that, 97 on thursday. hot and humid. a couple of thunderstorms on friday. but today 84 degrees. yes, more humid than this weekend but still not a bad day with a high of 84. there you go. that's the latest. >> all right. get the sun block, get your bottle of water and be ready for the week. >>> let's check in with julie wright. >> we talked about this accident a few moments ago and it is a serious crash, it's closed a portion of 410 down in each direction between connecticut and beech drive. finding 410 is closed at this time. three volumes involved in the crash and three people hav

. >> people lined the route as you the plane made its way through pennsylvania and delaware before arriving maryland. >> we get down as low as 5 miles per hour. on the highway, we're going about 55. >> a crew of photographers document it. >> in newark, we were holding up traffic. >> the plane is expected to arrive in charlotte friday morning. >> that was jessica car tell la reporting. the plane has to keep up with the flow of traffic. it can't travel at peak times. it is still unclear exactly the route it is going to take on its way to charlotte. >> howard bernstein is here with an update on the forecast. >> you don't see that every day. >> that would be exciting to see. >> weatherwise, it won't be too exciting unless you like blazing heat and humidity as we get toward tomorrow and thursday. one saving grace, we may see storms pop up. it has been dry. here's this morning's momslikeme.com bus stop forecast and going to put this thing to bed here in about a week or so. school is coming out soon, hu? sunrise has already happened. mainly clear. some haze and a touch of fog. that won't lost long

they talked about everything, from calls to his resignation and delaware police are investigating an alleged contact between weuner and a 17-year-old girl. >> reporter: it's not clear where the congressman has gone to seek treatment. he departed this morning to seek professional treatment focus on becoming a better husband and healthier person. in light of that he'll request a short leave of absence from the house of representatives so that he can get evaluated and map out a course of treatment to make himself well. clearly, before he went to seek treatment earlier today we ran across congressman weiner and i want you to listen to what he said when he was questioned about calls about his resignation. >> at this point you have no plans -- >> no news. >> no plans? >> nothing has changed. >> you're not resigning. >> reporter: i had an opportunity to speak with the congressman about a number of issues, questioning him about that online communication he had with a teenager from delaware. apparently what had happened is this teenage girl followed the congressman on twitter after he came to

dodgers the team just filed chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the state of delaware the dodgers wereof not being able to pay employees this week money problems came after the owners decided to get a divorce that has been a huge mess. >> hard the believe. >> one of the most storied franchises in all baseball >> they were close to getting a tv deal that would have brought in a quarter billion dollars commissioner came in and said no, that is not in yet. we will take ownership and try to straighten it out. >> all right. >> weather. >> you might be losing some popularity points. >> i could very well. >> one more round of rain but today starting out low clouds fog early on giving way to sunshine by the afternoon stay dry today tomorrow that may change, chance of rain moving into the bay area and unseasonably cool temperatures rain will move out by wednesday looks like we dry things out and getting hot as we move into the next weekend temperatures zooming up into the 90s hot spots inland time for a traffic check with giana. >>> a couple hot spots on the freeway headed on the nemitz, wreck,

. >> it has been a rough week for anthony wiener, there are new reports that he contacted a delaware >> nothing explicit nothing indecent nothing of a on a per britain. >> that is how he describes his contact with the 17 year-old from delaware. reports of the action admitted to having them explicit conversations with and women on line. wiener decided to take as surely of absence to seek treatment 56 of his constituents believe we should not resign. >> i figure would be hard for him to clear his name. >> a lot of pressure on him this morning. new information on the health and human resource center. some of the things on the list that makes styrofoam and also formaldehyde. prescription drugs are becoming more scarce. pharmaceutics account minis are discontinuing production of. >> a check of mt. tam cam talal not bad. we're and at nbc program with a special in did production of our kron news at 8:00 p.m. and also kron news of once again at 9:30 p.m.. back in the san francisco news some way been 8 lbs. 4 ounces of the baby boy will his the second child for the couple that have a two year

. >>> in georgetown, delaware, the trial of a pediatrician accused of abusing scores of patients started today. derek mcginty gives us a wrapup of today's testimony. >> just the numbers we heard are mind blowing. earl bradley could have faced 470 counts for allegedly abusing scores of patients over more than a decade of time. but the prosecution boiled it all down to a 24 count indictment, alleging rape, assault, and sexual exploitation of a child. he was escorted to the courtroom this morning where his fate will be decided by a judge. a primary piece of prosecution evidence, graphic video. more than 13 hours of it allegedly of bradley sexually abusing kids. the judge rejected defense easts to have that video suppressed and today as detective testified, he said that the video features the abuse of 86 children and was filmed from december 1998 to december 2009. that is just days before bradley was arrested. detective scott garland called the rapes violent and brutal. he said nothing could have prepared him for watching that video. bradley was arrested in december '09 after a two-year- old

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delaware police have interviewed that girl. she says there was nothing inappropriate.confirms that he contacted the teenager, but also says there was nothing indecent about it. >>> now with any ambitions congressman had to run for mayor of new york now in question over this unfolding scandal, actor alec baldwin has announced he may jump into the race for mayor. and if the "30 rock" actor were to win he would be joining a list of celebrities turned mayors. you can probably come up with a few. here are a couple to give you a reminder. before serving two terms as mayor of pressto, captain bubba skinner in "the heat of the night." before he crossed over to politics crossing folks on the court, three-time nba all-star and current mayor of sacramento, kevin johnson. also another one for you here, you know him, as the minnesota governor, jesse ventura. he was a wrestler first, but did you know he was also a mayor, mayor of brooklyn park, minnesota. we've got three more i'm going to share with you after the break. there's a good chance you can come up with one or two off the t

local police in delaware visited the home of the 17-year-old to talk to her mother and request access to the girl's phone and computer. at issue, five messages that the congress ma congressman reportedly sent to the underage girl. through a spokesperson, weiner admitted he did exchange messages with the girl, but the spokesperson added "his communications with this person were neither explicit nor indecent." according to "the new york times," a family member called the messages "harmless," but they were concerned that the congressman had communicated with her at all. the contact started in april after the girl's class took a trip to washington and saw weiner speak. she posted a public message to him on twitter saying she enjoyed the speech. two days later, according to "the times," weiner began following her on twitter. her profile said she wanted to be president, so he wrote to her "how hip am i talking to a future president." this at the end of a week in which weiner denied and then admitted he did send lewd photos to women through social media. but he was asked specifically if any

. >> dc, virginia, west virginia, delaware, kentucky and maryland. >> reporter: traffic is snarled for 12 hours plus. the government is renting out the two schools to be used as polling sites for the run-off election for two presidential candidates. >> a little nervous today because it is very strong. >> reporter: nerves run high because of driving and parking here. while some wait in their cars for family others decide to park in the same lot behind mcdonald's where cars are disappearing. >> i was looking for my car. they said you better check phone number posted at the front. so there are a whole bunch of tow trucks there. >> reporter: all of these tow trucks are working for the city but pete's towing is on the prowl working for the property manager which some feel is a shame. >> usually on sunday we are slow during the day. >> reporter: but a bother to someone else turns into an expensive mcdonald's meal for this man. >> i was there to patronize one of the businesses but at this point there is not much i can do because they have my truck. >> reporter: they ask for $125. voters who f

problem stretches all the way to delaware's rohoba beach. >>> a fast food attack. tonight police are looking for clues after a worker is stabbed during a robbery. har tford police say someone tried to rob the clerk right before closing. the man stabbed a worker before trying to get away with the money. >>> it looks like a dog will be quarantined for 10 days after attacking a woman. the pit bull bit the woman while she was getting mail from her porch. officials are going to hold the dog for 10 days then decide if it's going to be put down or given back to its owner. >>> tonight, many republicans think the economy could be their best weapon to beat the president in the upcoming election. >> republicans hope they found president obama's achilles heel. >> president obama tried to the compare the economy as a bump in the road. but you try telling that to people losing their homes. >> we were losing 780,000 jobs a month when the president comes into office. fast forward to now. we've added 1 million jobs over the last six months. >> and democratic lawmakers are pointing