in delaware. >>> many of the startups and the vast majority are incorporated in delaware. >>> you can accommodate 133 start-ups. >>> would have a bit more of that. we have some start-ups the average number will be around three but our goal is to have between two and 300 >>> hamid if you have waiting on my to do this? >>> we have over 300 start-ups. >>> who you decide who gets the space >>> the man for os and we could afford to be selective in a sense. would like to have the best and brightest from different parts of the world. the one have good chances of being successful. >>> you have a background in international business. >>> international law and business. i can't united states -16-17 years old. >>> with the be any commitment and we ask for any kind of requirement? if you come here and start up and we give you a spot on the boat if you will, you must hire so many americans the been out of work or you must hire some people over certain each worth having a hard time or you must be here for a year or longer not just >>> we will have all the things you just mentioned and be a natural

. >> is that delaware over there?r did pennsylvania just take a dump? boom, boom! but of course joe biden is on the ticket to brew up obama's porcelain white collar. >> almost every single night i take the train home to wilmington, delaware. sometimes very late. as i sit there in my seat, i look out that window, and i see those flickering lights of the homes that pass by, i can almost hear the conversation they're having at their kitchen table. >> sounds something like this -- why can't we pay our mortgage? why is joe biden -- why do we live near the train tracks? but mostly he did what vice presidential candidates are supposed to do -- try to get into some sort of cathartic response and call cadence with the audience. >> john voted again and again against renewable energy. that's not change. that's more of the same. that's not change, that's more of the same. that's not change. that's more of the same. >> that's more -- wait, you say the first part and i'll say -- help us! let me show you how it's done. when you take

not only in delaware city but in the entire state of delaware. >> bill: are you taking good care of delawarereat town. >> bill: fun place to grow up. it looks beautiful. with fort delaware there, more and more people visiting the fort. and delaware looks good. we were over in fenwick island. up in bethany and rijo both. should we keep it a secret, governor? they're the best in the world. >> the natural resources defense council just said that rehe had both and dewey were ranked like that. bethany was rated as one of the hidden gems. the whole coast there in delaware, great beaches and restaurants. i took my family down last weekend. we stayed floor thee days. rehoboht took the trail. >> bill: head of the national governors association. and so you have -- have had a lot of opportunities to work with the obama administration. as a chief executive of delaware. how do you rate their policies in terms of helping local government basically helping middle class families? >> first let me make clear, i'm not here as chair of the national governor's association but as governor of delaware. they've bee

the tea party candidate who turned heads in her 2010 senate bid in delaware... says she may give it another shot. you may reeall christine won delaware's republican primary for senate back in 2010... before losing the general election against democrat chris coons.her bid that year resulted in a political ad proclaiming she wasn't a witch... in responss to an ld interview where she said she "dabbled in witchcraft" during college.o'donnell says she owes it to her supporters to consider anooher run to represent delaware in 2014. it's been a deadly year already for many infected with the swine flu and west nile viius. so with the traditional flu season now upon us.... will you be asked to take more shots? shots? joel d. smmth is live at a minute-clinic in towson to find out. good morning joel d. 3 3 a rousing welcome for some american heroes... (nats) &ppour tuskegee airmen visiting from texas were honored at the airport in montgomery, alabama pn friday.the crowd formed a "path of honor" all the way from the arrival gate to baggage claim. "i didn't expect people to

the bigger storm is now tracking through delaware across the delaware bay. so far it is quiet. a warm afternoon. isolated thunderstorms may be possible for the next few hours and that you can see, some thunderstorms are tracking into southern maryland. once again, southeast of baltimore, the main threat through the evening hour. it was hot today. the almanac will show you a high temperature of 91 degrees. the normal would only be about 28. 82 is the normal high today. we were nine degrees warmer than normal. 77 degrees this morning. that ties the record for the warmest low temperature. the normal is 62. 15 degrees below normal end you set a record. so far, it ties the record for the warmest low. still warm for most areas tonight. 80's around the region. slightly cooler in the mountains where temperatures in the 70's. mid-60's in the suburbs. the risk of a thunderstorm for a summit hours and then some fog is forming. this week, a boundary is triggering the storm as the air comes out of the gulf. another front is near chicago. these will not cool things off the next couple of day

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

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most of the stuff now pushing off in delaware. we're not dealing with a whole lot.have another line of light showers back in maryland. that's working its way toward the north and east. do what you have to do this morning, and go ahead and do it, take advantage of the dry time because we could see a little more change this the forecast as we go into the afternoon. the temperature this morning, 65 degrees, and we can see the dew points back into the 60s o so we were a little humid yesterday, feeli

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and more than that around the delaware beaches. most of our region has had less than a quarter inch of rain. we will hear more this afternoon or tomorrow and this weekend. >> thank you, john. now for an 11 news of date. the hartford county sheriff's office is mourning the death of one of its own. a deputy was killed in a car crash. the 14-year veteran was at the end of this shift when his car went off the road. according to video, it appears the car collided into a tree. because of the crash remains under investigation. maryland cultural officials are trying to get in front of the recent cases of west nile virus. labor and goods across central maryland will be sprayed. -- neighborhoods across in central maryland will be sprayed. -- across central maryland will be sprayed. officials are urging you to stay in -- inside if you live in that area. >> this reduces human exposure. >> for more information and a map of areas to be sprayed, it to our web site, wbaltv.com. coming up, clinton delivers a firing rallying call -- a fiery rallying

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heavy rains in parts of delaware. white sprinkles around baltimore -- light sprinkles around baltimore. a mixture of sun and clouds. not a big deal. high temperature of 88 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. relief in sight. your territory? let's check your morning commute. one closure in darlington. route one is shut down. avoid that by taking 95. we will have more details coming up. 95 looking good out of the northeast traveling down from the white marsh area. 61 towards 70. no problems out of the owings mills area. a problem at the bay bridge. the right lane is closed. 95 out of the fort mchenry is moving well and building in towards the tunnel. this is 295, showing building volume southbound down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> art modell is in the hospital. he's being treated at johns hopkins hospital. no information about his current condition. he was seen last month at a ravens preseason practice. his wife died in 200011. >> a sheriff's deputy wa

the practice continues in pennsylvania, delaware and maryland when three patients came down with the same invasive infection. joce sterman joins us with the latest. what's happening with these spas? >> reporter: maryland officials closed down the spa saying the facility could endanger public health. we talked to the pennsylvania health department and said they have not required the monarch locations to shut down. they are not aware of any ill pennsylvaniaians tied to problems, but wpvi confirmed a patient got group a strept. the chain has three spots. they were checked, looking at their infection prevention methods. the investigation is still ongoing for the entire monarch chain because the workers went between della ware, pennsylvania and -- delaware, pennsylvania and maryland. monarch said it has evidence thousands of procedures without complication and that they are cooperating fully with the investigation. we asked maryland's health department to release the doctors. >>> it was two years ago when a truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and killed a woman and critically injured he

right now the wind line pushing out of maryland into delaware over the lower eastern shore including caroline county. clearing out overnight. i think we'll be looking at a breezy cool start down in the 50s. dress warm in the morning. >> breezy. >> we'll see uptonight at 11. ♪ i dare you to dare me what's today's dare? erase the damage of 100 blow-drys [ female announcer ] with daily moisture renewal from pantene. the pro-v system nourishes to lock in moisture erasing the damage of 100 blow drys for a silky, soft touch. think only salon brands can do that? i took the dare...will you? [ female announcer ] daily moisture renewal from pantene. hair so healthy it shines.

most of the significant rain is in delaware and the eastern shore today. here is the heaviest rain in delaware, just south of the elkton area, around four or 5 inches of rain there. baltimore county and baltimore city, this is the area with over 1.5 inches of rain in a very brief time. that is why the warnings are in effect. a flash flood warning in effect in baltimore county and baltimore city until 7:45 this evening. there is some very intense rain. i mentioned the fact that it was isolated brain activity. not everybody has shared in all this stuff. at the airport today, only a trace of rain has been measured. for the month so far, the airport has only had 0.32 inch. last night, right around the inner harbor our realm 1.33 inches fell. 97 was the record back in 1898. right now, annapolis is 83 and the boardwalk is at 75. westminster has got a little sun every once in awhile. 84 is the temperature right now. frederick checks in with 88 degrees. bands of rain sheriff activity developing here. you can see the spotty nature of this. not everybody is sharing

we are dealing with -- into delaware. and we are dealing with heavy rain this morning. all in all, we will begin to dry things out with light rainfalling for the rest of the morning. >>> mount airy 63. bethesda 65 and stevensville, coming in at 67 and good morning aberdeen, you're at 63 degrees right now. we're waiting for the cold front to move through, a slow mover. once it finally gets through, then things will dry out nicely. for saturday, weak high pressure building in across the area, so that orioles game on saturday looks to be a dry one. by sunday we'll see another system work its way through the area. look what we have on monday and tuesday and wednesday, plenty of sunshine in the forecast and we'll feel more like fall. let's get a check of traffic with lauren cook. >>> right on pulaski highway, if you are traveling on 95 through white marsh traffic starting to pick up. you are looking at a 16 minute ride traveling southbound from 695 all the way into the city. as we check in and take a live look outside into the beltway at hartford road, everything moving alon

we would quickly make their way in delaware as well. all the way down through the line of storms is coming in. west of the bay, rapidly improving conditions with showers out in the mountains. this front will get year later tonight and clear out the skies, but the threat of severe weather is way in advance of the front. those are just scattered showers. the heavier storms are out in front of it. we will keep an eye on it. a number of watches, warnings, and advisory. they have been canceling this as the front continues to movies. the orange county still has severe thunderstorms in the area. a wind advisory was strong southern winds ahead of this front gusting up to 45 miles per hour at times of this advisory remaining for delaware. flooding ahead of the front and it's taking a while for the water to drain through. warnings in effect back into frederick county for two-four inches of rain in localized areas and will take a while for that to diminish. a coastal flood advisory still in effect for the eastern shore. all of this is because a co

doppler 7 shows most of the action over delaware, the delaware bay, and wilmington, delaware.ne shower crossing over leesburg pike, to dominion road, and beat georgetown pike in fairfax county, stretching back to mclane, virginia as well. 73 in culpeper, 72 in gaithersburg and frederick. a bit humid. you will feel the humidity all week long. the heaviest rain this afternoon and this evening, where up to two inches are possible in isolated locations. unsettled all the way through thursday with rain chances in the middle of the week. >> the traffic is looking very nice, especially around the beltway, maryland, and virginia on the beltway. i-66 from the haymarket area through 50, and earlier crash at 50 where it was blocking your lane. also inside the beltway, as you continue to the teddy roosevelt bridge, ramp restrictions on 395 southbound as you approach the inner loop of the capital beltway. the vehicle fire is over to the right side so some crowding as you make your way through that area. let's send it back over to you. >> 6:50. poll that train whistle. the monday express is

if you're driving from baltimore to wilmington, delaware, you're going to get heavy rain.e are lightning strikes showing up and significant lightning strikes, too. we'll watch that. trying t work its way from wilmington to philadelphiaver e next ur. itks l y city, just light rain for you over the next hour. of course, the peak of the rush hour it will be a little slow. this hit and miss showers and storms out there today. it will be more miss than anything else. and then later, the forecast period we will see significant rain. tu f mid-atlantic and new england. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. coming up, more war drove woes for england's prince william and kate. plus, have kristen stewart and robert patteson the reon tot level? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the new depend silhouette briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even under a fantastic dress. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. we invite you to get a free sample and try one on too. r spenr nes a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning a

the beach packed down there and most of the delaware beaches. people know there will he be a lot of warm weather. take a look at the temperatures now out there tonight. we are seeing temperatures in the upper 70s, you can ignore camp springs, that's a bad number but most of us in the upper 70's to near 80. it feels like the upper 80s downtown. near 90dc and 85 annapolis. how is that for the last night of the month of august. where did the summer go? july and august. just seemed to fly by. almost no wind. very little breeze to break up the humid warm pattern. i will say this. temperatures will drop off nicely by daybreak. humidity moderate through central maryland. very leafy from richmond south and to the north of pennsylvania the dry ear. on the borderline between the muggy stuff south of us and the more dry conditions off to the north. a few clouds starting to edge in out of the west. we knew we would be impacted by the remnants of isaac. it looks like the impact will be greater as we go in to the second half of the weekend and especially into

although the majority of philadelphia's water now comes from the delaware river, early engineers found that development along the waterfront was causing pollution. so their search led them to the nearby schuylkill river. philadelphia developed technologies to pump water from the river into the city. these technologies established engineering concepts that are still the basis for our water systems today. europeans flocked here. it was a destination point to see the new world technology. when charles dickens visited us in 1840, he was truly blown away by high water pressure on the fourth floor of the hotel he was staying in. nowhere in europe had he experienced that. this technology was doing something to support the life and the growth of the city. philadelphia, throughout the 19th century, was the major industrial city of the united states. all of these industries used water from this system. and it served as a prototype for many american cities, including pittsburgh and new york. man: new york city went to philadelphia and said,

a little bit of delaware into pennsylvania and into new york state. all of this could potentially rotate and you have to watch the moderate risk areas and today, 89 at reagan national; dulles topped 91; bwi thurgood marshal, 88 degrees and temperatures on the warm side and into frederick, 90, and the district is 86 and that is humidity. the dew point is noticeable and two other spots in the 60s and that is going to get better into the second half of the weekend and mostly storm free and we look at saturday afternoon and that is comings through here and at 5:00 and the only thing i will say is when we get this much cool air, it creates clouds and some sprinkles or an isolated shower and i'll tell you, what, wait until you see this forecast. tomorrow, 88 degrees with the storms in the afternoon. sunday and beyond, we talking about great september weather and a little bit breezy on sunday and that might be an isolated shower and just keep an eye on the weekend and they could be packing a punch tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you, sue. >>> and some breaking

to union station to wilmington, delaware every day.in green bay. it is part of his journey. he has been on that train back and forth, making sure he comes home at night, tuck us into bed, have dinner, wake up with a bad dream, want to get in bed with him, be there, have a bowl of cereal in the morning. >> look forward to your mom and dad's remarks. the whole family on stage behind me. >> thanks very much. >> the delaware attorney general. we are awaiting the president of the united states. he will be speaking obviously later tonight. what is he going to say? stay with us. [ male announcer ] the perfect photo... [ man ] nice! [ male announcer ] isn't always the one you plan to take. whoa, check it out. hey baby goat... no that's not yours... [ hikers whispering ] ...that's not yours. [ goat bleats ] na, na, na -- no! [ male announcer ] now you can take a photo right from video, so you'll never miss the perfect shot. [ hikers laughing, commenting ] at&t introduces the htc one x. now $99.99. rethink possible. now $99.99. i'm also a surviv

southern maryland up into delaware and you see the red and orange. those totals and they're doppler estimates and does a good job of what is reality when you get to it. more than six inches there and in duey beach, they picked up more than seven inches of rain and from that to&the heavy rain to the east of us again, laura, things to look forward to and later on, we deal with the seven-day forecast. >> and looking forward to it. thank you very much. see you soon. >>> coming up next at 5. they were rescued from the floodwaters of hurricane isaac and now, these dogs are in d.c. looking for good homes. >>> and an unthinkable act inside a d.c. church. a man armed with a gun robbed two people and police are asking for your help tracking down the gunman. the gunman.  i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. the gunman.  mitt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. and allow employers to deny coverage for cancer screenings and birth control. we can't afford to le

the severe thunderstorm warnings toward delaware. that is it. no more severe thunderstorm warnings for our region. the green areas here, shaded to the west including winchester. this is a flood warning until 7:00 tonight. another flood warning for loudoun county and frederick county, maryland. this is because of numerous downed trees. some flooding problems there. also seeing numerous road closures around that area and this is why. thurmont, maryland, almost five inches of rachbl and three inches in middletown. the good news is most of the heavy rain is now starting to get out of here. everybody is still seeing some rain but the back edge of this. just off to our west. once this moves through, we are going to clear out dramatically and we'll be waking up to something completely different. my forecast coming up. >>> a look now at the latest outage numbers. pepco is nearly 13,000 customers without power now. most of them in the district. dominion, virginia, has about 4,500 customers in the dark. bge reports nearly 3,000 outages. the majority of th

. >> they are sliding off towards delaware but we will get another round through the afternoon. scattered showers and storms but let's show you what's going on on maryland's most purrful. we had a few -- powerful. we had showers this morning but this is beginning to slide off towards delaware as we go into the afternoon we will have more showers and storms popping up throughout the day. so be prepared. let's go out in bel air right now where we are looking at plenty of cloud cover this morning. we are trying to see a few peeks of a little bit of brightness but all in all we are working with the cloud. and we can see in bel air the temperature at 74 degrees right now. that dew point at 74 so with that we are looking at some visibility issues and we have a little bit of patchy fog so as you head out and about be prepared for that. we look at that hour by hour forecast and temperatures this morning around 11 right around 75 degrees. by lunchtime, we are

most of it in delaware. couple sprinkles still in anne county. much warmer are than yesterday. 67 at reagan national, 61 in dallas. in cumberland, 55. our forecast for today, mostly cloudy skies. a few showers and high temperatures well above average, 79-83. that's your forecast. let's see what's happening with traffic. >> good morning. 95 coming from virginia is to build a little, but delay.without the same on 95 in maryland. 66, no distractions. 270 is the big problem so far this morning. be aware that we are starting to move a little better. the accident was southbound 118, germantown road. two vehicles involved. just the right lane is block now. t traffic is crawling along, 121.ing at it starts to slow down as you make the drive from urbana. in mind this morning. otherwise, you should be moving once you get to the capital beltway. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you. more today about washingtonpair the monument. the national park service officials will hold a news conference this morning to on wheren update stand with repairs. the mo

here is delaware democratic senator chris kuhns.nks for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> good luck on the convention. very exciting. i want to talk about food stamp nation and dependency nation. this shouldn't be happening in the third, third and a half year of economic recovery. why is it happening? >> well, larry, thanks for the chance to be on. there is a lot of excitement in the convention hall. it's difficult to hear you. i think you have been asking about the record number of americans relying on food stamps to help their families get through the long recover uhry. in my view, this is a critical role for the federal government to play. we ought to, in very difficult economic times provide a floor in terms of housing, food, education and infrastructure. it is my hope that we will come out of the convention with a strong vision for how to rejuvenate the american economy, for how to grow more rapidly in the future so we can end dependency on food stamps and have it be a thing of the past and a thing that was temporary. it's i

that happened in delaware. million people in delaware, christine o'donnell beat mike castle. he could not be on the ballot in november because every state except four laws. >> jennifer: so in california, for example -- they take the top two vote-getters. one way to get away from this? >> absolutely. washington state did that in 2006. california in 2010. you know, jennifer, the people are afraid of the party system. they're fleeing from the party system more than 40% now call themselves independents. they don't want anything to do with this private warfare between the clubs. >> jennifer: you served in the house what, from '77 until '93. i think you were considered at the time a solid republican. do you think that there is a chance that you would get elected today as a republican? >> i don't think i would get elected as a republican in a primary. i don't think ronald reagan would. >> jennifer: because you're a reasonable guy. because you happen to be a reasonable guy, right? >> but you know, it is a problem on the republican side. it is one on the democratic side what happens i

>> joining me now, delaware attorney general, beau biden. >> i was thrilled with my dad and my mom. i think they both did a good job and obviously a good president delivered a great -- >> it was interesting, we hadn't had it this way before. normally, wednesday night is the vice president night. last night, he served as sort of the bad cop, good cop at points. what did you make of the different arrangement of this convention? >> when you're able to start with michelle obama and give bill clinton an opportunity to lay it out and then be able to give a ring side perspective like my dad did, that's what it was all about. michelle, bill clinton and then barack obama, that's, the convention was phenomenal. >> is he comfortable playing bad cop sometimes? i was surprised at the bin laden -- >> he was. the reality is he wants to make, to give the american people the perspective of what the president does every day. to make sure average americans are taken care of and that they have a foundation to build a better future and that's what last night was about. given the decision, the single big

he was put into nomination by his son, attorney general of delaware, beau biden and you could see thers streaming down joe biden's face and a proud moment, a son putting his father's name in for nomination. >> as they did in the republican convention throughout this week they've been introducing each speaker with a video presentation. the one for the vice president biden took us through his middle class upbringing and reminded the nation and democratic faithful in the arena that joe biden comes from a place right in the middle. he continued to tell people what we have to do is build this nation from the middle and to give those who are poorer a larder up. are -- larder-- ladder up. >> of course he was famous for taking the train every night from washington to delaware to be with his family suggesting he did not become a washington insider, that he was with his family back in his homestate of delaware every night. he talks about being joe from scranton, pennsylvania. he's a very slap people on the back kind of guy, a very friendly relaxed guy and somebody who has ability to connect wit

shannon delaware, known as butch, was one of the members of the committee.hey worked on the plan to develop the sit-in the distance, and shannon went to the store, got the materials of the shelves, and assembled and manufacture the devices, then drop them off with the rest of the protesters for use in houston. >> did you know butch question how did he join your group, this man who is now been identified as an austin police officer named delaware. >> i had spoken with which in the past and i liked his beard. i recognized him from meetings in the past we gone to with occupied austin, i was and probably from the beginning. i like the beard. it was recognizable. he was just showing up to general assembly's another small meetings. eventually, we had the port action, he became involved with that group. >> i should say, i misspoke, his name is shannon dowell. ronnie, how did you learn this menu as butch who'd deliver these dragon sleeves to you that led to a felony arrest, how did you learn that he is a police officer named shannon dowell? >> ok, so after we got ar

that's the rain on the delaware beaches of this stage of the game.gnificant clouds, with the colder cloud tops, higher cloud top, stormier weather is definitely out to the west. all related to this cold front which is approaching detroit, coming into indiana, into ohio. these are the remnants in pennsylvania now of what were some pretty strong storms back in the midwest yesterday. that's diminishing, kind of weakening at this stage. new stuff will develop today. with the heating of the atmosphere, some of that new stuff could be strong. out in the tropics, we have leslie. kind of stalled. it's tropical storm. it's expected to drift north. probably pass just to the west of bermuda, which is out here. just to the east of bermuda, rather. and they may pick up some tropical storm force winds. then there's michael which is a hurricane way out in the middle of the ocean. our forecast here. kind of tropical today. mix of clouds and sun. storms are likely this afternoon and this evening. possibly severe. 83 to 88 the high. southwest wind at 10 to 20 swings n

. >> reporter: walking alone the long miles between delaware and san francisco. >> and this is over 5,000. >> reporter: the reason? >> i wanted to do something. i wanted to have an adventurous moment in my life. >> reporter: when he graduated in june, he decided to postpone college. >> my mom, like her first instinct was like you're crazy, you're going to college. >> reporter: mom came around a bit and dude trek, as he calls it, started a week ago. >> he gets a lot of questions. >> what are you doing, who are you, what is dude trek and why do you smell so bad? >> i have gone three days without a shower so far. >> a lucky day? >> yeah. >> i was a runner and up to my running for a while. >> reporter: he camps most nights and occasionally bunks with friends like the one who invited them on a party near college park even though he could not make it. >> dude, you never guess where i'm going to be friday night. at green belt park and he was like i live a block away. >> reporter: he's been at it for a week and so far, the best part about the journey is the people he's sharing the road with. >> t

my job is to make sure the people of delaware are as competitive as can be when it comes jobs of theand i think speaking more than one language is an important step. >> to clarify this then, if the kids don't want to do it. if they want to be taught all math, science, reading and so forth and don't want to take chinese and mandarin it is okay. do i get that right? >> absolutely, yes. it's okay. >> having heard that, what's your beef? >> my beef is less about, on that a particular point. if you actually read the governor's article it is well written. the last paragraph you have to embrace and love but it is the arrogance that somehow we, in government, are smart enough with our crystal ball to see what the future is. i remember in the '80s, when i was signing up for grad school they wanted me to speak japanese because remember in the '80s, the japanese economy was going to rule the world. it's trying to let government sort of choose winners and losers and predict the future. how do you do -- hopefully where the governor will actually go is providing to give the students the choice. >>

with me, new jersey democratic senator bob menendez and delaware senator. we're not going to say -- you're up so you're going to have more people yelling for you. his popularity that's not going out. >> senator menendez, start with you, the president obviously was easier to be hope and change, change, you know, now he's got to be pitching for status quo. it's a hard hit to take. >> well, i don't think the president is pitching for status quo. he's pitching for progress moving forward, and helping this middle class build its opens and dreams and aspirations and realizing them. it's a combination of what he inherited, what he's done to make it better and what he will do so i don't think it's about status quo. >> how much detail do you want to hear from the president tonight? >> one of the key differences between the republicans convention in tampa and our convention in charlotte how much we've already heard about the substantive accomplishments of president obama and we should hear more time from vice president biden and president obama about how they continu

some light rain showers in cecil county and back over towards delaware.round baltimore, it could just be some drizzle in the fog deck to start the day. let's take a look at the current temperatures. 76 at the airport. the dew point is 74. that is what it feels so tropical. if you get underneath one of those storms, it could drop an inch or two of rain. the chance for rain will taper off by thursday and friday. hoping for some nice weather on friday. >> sarah started grilling before she got to work today. 75 degrees on tv hill. music fans in an empire state of mind in the city of brotherly love. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. if you could invent a new item for a fast-food menu, what would you cook up? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. ?o?o?oçok >> thousands poured into the philadelphia last weekend for a music festival put together by jay-z. we have more on the music and marketing. >> representing the red, white, lue, they have co

we're joined by delaware attorney general beau biden, iraq war veteran, and the son of vice president joe biden. may i begin by thanking you for your military service and your continuing public service as attorney general, mr. biden. >> thank you, martin. thanks for alog he me to come on. >> thank you. mitt romney said he would not be getting political given today's anniversary, yet a couple lines into his speech he delivers overtly political comments about leadership, about his opponent, about the direction of returning military. is this man not in control of his own faculties? >> well, i don't know. i'll let the viewers be the judge of that. i know his speech wasn't consistent with what his staff said he was going to talk about, and that is not taking on the president and making this a political day. i'm going to follow the president's lead, the vice president's lead and honor those we lost on 9/11 11 years ago. everyone watching now, you i am sure, people on your staff, i know people, sons, a mother and a father who lost a son, a daughter who lost a father here in delaware. you kno

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we mentioned this because it will bring enhanced surf around the delaware coastline. certainly could bring in rip currents heading into the next several days. be mindful of that if you are headed to the shore. 71 is the call from the weather team. spotty showers. muggy. 82 degrees tomorrow. tropical downpours is the theme over the next three days. 84 tuesday. wednesday 84. main milder on thursday. we are not going to know how big the grandprix crowd was. it felt smaller from last year. the race will not tell us how many tickets are sold. coming downtown to see this in our own backyard is something to see. we talked to fans in the stands. >> they are kind of loud. >> a lot of horsepower and i'm here to watch wrecks. >> great weather. sunshine. it is not too bad. we are enjoying a beautiful day. we have good action in front of us. things falling off cars. cars spinning out. it is a lot of fun. >> will power won last year's race. this year it was won by ryan hunter ray. on thursday he held a party to raise money for the live strong cancer foundation. congratulations. >>>

he and his wonderful wife are part of what makes delaware a great place. as he shared with us in his prayer, he is exactly the sort of person who, through a listening heart, has become a powerful and effective servant of faith in my home community. my thanks to reverend dog gerdto reverend doug gerdts for his faith and leadership. mr. reid: the senator from delaware has been such a great addition to the senate. he is well-respected on both sides of the aisle. and he is a man of spiritual quality. he has, among his other aprohibits, a defensive medicine -- attributes, he has a divinity degree from yale university. i'm just so pleased that he is my friend and a member of the united states national. the senate is now considering the motion to proceed to h.j. res. 117, which is the continuing resolution, postcloture. the next two hours will be equally divided between the two leaders or their designees with the republicans controlling the first half and the democrats the second half. at 2:00 p.m. all postcloture time will being yielded back and there will be a