delaware is a small state with a big history.colony to fly the 13-star american flag during the revolution. it was also the first state to ratify the new u.s. constitution. >> and that's why delaware has the first seat in congress whenever there is an inaugural address and things like that. it's seen as a place of honor because they were the first state to sign the constitution. >> the flag proudly features the motto "liberty and independence" beneath the state seal. other symbols reflect the importance of shipping, agriculture, the delaware river, and the defense of freedom. and there's one more important image. >> in delaware, they chose to use the image of the diamond because when thomas jefferson visited delaware, he thought it was a diamond of a state. he called it "the little diamond". >> with "flag facts", i'm brandon. >> it first became a film, then a hit musical on broadway. we'll go backstage at "newsies".  >> what do you get when you combine kids, history, dancing, singing, and a whole lot of energy? a hit show on bro

they've also consulted with delaware state police. those living nearby say south bethany is ripe for cracking down. >> every parents should be aware of what their children are doing at all times. i don't care where weather they're 12 or 19. >> reporter: while the picture has been a blow to gansler's campaign for governor, what happened at this now quiet beach town has sparked a nationwide conversation about parental responsibility. gansler has admitted he made a mistake not investigating whether there was underage drinking at the party. in south bethany delaware, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> south bethany had eight complaints regarding wild june celebrations last year, and that's down from 30 in 2009. >>> one year ago, superstorm sandy devastated parts of maryland, delaware, new york and new jersey. tonight, one year later, the hardest hit communities are still trying to recover. dozens of homes still waiting to be rebuilt and businesses still closed but there are some signs of progress along the coast. wjz is live. kai jack

delaware basin has been a wonderful place to be. it's really a testament to our generating teams, our ability to execute, and part of it's being at the right place at the right time. but it's a great place to play. >> okay, explain that, building -- i'm trying to get my arms around. so they build -- the process of how you found this. >> we bought it in 2005, so we got there through a major purchase we did in 2009. but sim res was a little different from a lot of our competitors, in that we are internally generating. we don't buy our inventory, we're not an acquisition company, we are based on ideas. so we're having into science, eave into generating ideas. we're also a company, that our basic monetary is full cycle return on invested capital. foul cycle. we want to make sure that we invest a dollar, it will make its way home safely with a good return. so that's kind of our man tra, and the delaware basin has been a tremendous place to generate and build that program. >> okay, why have the majors not really understood our shale plays

the low eastern shore and delaware and jersey getting quite a bit of rain. take a look at temperatures. it's cooled down. 61 now. dew point 57 . that aught to be coming down much lower tonight and tomorrow. humidity still at 86%. the winds just turned around at the west at 3 miles per hour. the barometer will be rising to 29.91. 57 oakland, 65 hagerstown. they got brightening in the sky there. 63 in cumberland. still warm in ocean city. it will be raining there very shortly and probably will continue until about 7:30, 8:00. 68 easton, 72 that's the warm spot. temperatures ranging from the 50s to low to mid 60s. warmer down in annapolis and kent island. west winds here up to 12 to 16. we have stronger breezes that will dry things out quickly. the temperatures will drop. the dew point is going to get back into the 30s. in oakland the is 39 degrees. all the shower activity from fil philadelphia down through delaware, the low eastern shore. that's moving off rather quickly. just started the rain in ocean city. just ending in cambridge and easton. a couple sprink

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: mr. president, i ask that the roll call -- quorum call be vitiated, please. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. carper: thank you, mr. president. as many of us will recall, on october 29, 2012, super storm sandy made landfall in my part of the united states. its impact up and down the east coast were devastating and heartbreaking. new york, new jersey, parts of new england were hit particularly hard. in delaware, we did not experience the level of devastation that was inflicted on our neighbors to the north and to the east, but our state did receive significant damage. in total, there were over 200 detectives attributed to superstorm sandy. today we remem remember the lives lost and those forever impacted by this storm. as i travel through delaware during and after the storm i saw some of the massive impacts of that storm firsthand. but i saw something else as well. i saw people from all walks of life pulling together, helping one another and taking care of their neighbors. the

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

she became the first woman to enroll in coverage through delaware's exchange. >> jon: so that's one. [ laughter ] you know people say you can't use the web site, have you told them about janice from delaware? hey b you you know what god bless. she signed up. she deserves to be up there to prove it could be done easily. >> it took her seven hours on the phone and on line. she had to go there you and clean out the cookies and then she was able to sign up but she signed up from the small state of delaware. >> jon: she had to move. she had to move and she's no longer married but it is done. she's done. she had to move d oh, she had to do a giant tattoo of a spider. [ laughter ] on her neck but it's done. she has it its done. as it turns out even the photo op to address the poorly planned rollout of obamacare suffered from a clear lack of planning as evidenced by the decision to place the pregnant woman with diabetes in the sun next to the president. [laughter] good save. [laughter] give the woman some water! but fear not, help is on the way. >> we've had some of the best it talent in the

they play host to delaware on saturday night. ask there's baseball news.he orioles hired dave wallace as their new pitching coach. he replaces rick adare who left the team for personal reasons this last august. he's not returning. with them from 2003 to 2006, also worked for the astros, mets and dodgers. most recently, with minor logue pitching coordinator for the braves. dave wallace, the o's new pitching coach. the o's team. boston red sox, one win away from another world championship. last night, backup catcher dave roz, played the role of unlukely star, when he delivered the hit in 7th inning. a double down the leftfield line. boston led from there, en route to a three-run game. ross is 36 years old. he's battled concussions this season. being a backup player at this point in his career. is heroic, unexpected. >> you know, the trip i've taken this year, you know, i never thought i'd be here. there were times, i questioned is my career over? >> i'm playing the world series. i mean, just this whole skit, i mean, i'm up here talking to you guys. this is p

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the lesson of delaware. that lesson that lives in the office of every member of congress., 2010, we are living with what happened that day. as long as we are, there is no obvious way out of the mess that is washington these days. that does it for us tonight. rachel will be back tomorrow night. remember see my show "up" weekend mornings at 8:00 >>> good wednesday morning right now on "first look," deadline day. hours to go before the default deadline. the senate is back at noon but the world's economic health and america's aaa credit rating hangs in the balance. >>> washington may be completely right versus left, but 51% of the public is right down the middle. fascinating new details about where we stand. >>> extreme bullying. two teens charged with felony aggravated stalking after another girl jumps to her death. >>> plus, an american hero recognized. >>> oreos as addictive as cocaine. >>> and double train trouble for one woman

have a freeze watch, freeze warnings in effect for all of those areas, even in portions of northern delaware and

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the delaware senate race explains it all.e basic nature of the tea party uprising, an uprising that wasn't just directed at obama and the democrats. an uprising aimed at republicans. because of how the conservative base, how the tea party, chose to explain obama's election in 2008. couldn't tell themselves their ideology had been repudiated. americans had rejected conservatism and embraced the philosophy. they came up with a story that blamed george w. bush and republicans in wash work who supported him. they're telling, bush betrayed the cause as president. spent too much money. attacked government too little. he bailed out the banks. he had given conservatism a bad name which left votersfrit frit -- desperately searching for a new candidate, obama. it explained obama's victory. how the tea party became something of a purification movement to cleanse the party of the sellouts who helped bush, who spoiled conservative sconse castle, the guy who lost to christine mcdonnell, was the textbook republican, in washington, in politi

. >>> one year ago super storm sandy devastated parts of maryland, delaware, new york and certainly new jersey. today some areas are still trying to recover. wjz and mike schuh are live with more on the storm's impact and that recovery. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. for most of us sandy is no longer in our head lines. for those who lost everything it still tops their personal front page. >> a bonfire in sea bright, new jersey marks a celebration of survival for those who endured d super storm sandy last year. >> a year after the storm ravaged areas of new jersey and new york rebuilding continues. flooding and fire wiped out homes also. >> right now every conversation we have leads to hurricane sandy. i look forward to the day when we move beyond that. >> stories of hope continue to emerge. in rock away, new york the home of rosa vasquez looked like this january. the house has been rebuilt with numerous donated items. >> it's overwhelming when you don't have your own place to go to. to finally have your own home and be able to come home, it's undescribable. >> there was

the lesson of delaware. that lesson lives in the office of every member of congress.e living with what happened that day. as long as we are, there is no obvious way out of the mess that is washington these days. that does it for us tonight. rachel will be back tomorrow night. remember see my show "up" weekend mornings at 8:00 eastern. now time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> house republicans discover they don't have the votes for any of their crazy idea. and now once again it falls to the united states senate to find

the lesson of delaware. that lesson lives in the office of every member of congress.e living with what happened that day. as long as we are, there is no obvious way out of the mess that is washington these days. that does it for us tonight. rachel will be back tomorrow night. remember see my show "up" weekend mornings at 8:00 eastern. now time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> house republicans discover they don't have the votes for any of their crazy idea. and now once again it falls to the united states senate to find a way out of this mess. >> high drama over the government shutdown and debt ceiling. >> we made tremendous progress. >> we had a good day. >> i share his optimism. >> we may be on the verge of a deal that could end the government shutdown. >> weep just talked to our members. it's been very clear. >> there are a lot of opinions about what direction to go. >> house republicans offering a new plan. >> that add demand to a bipartisan deal. >> sabotaging a good thing -- >> the senate is working on. >> this is very, very dama

i have visited companies up and down delaware from f.m.c. in newark and speakman in new castle to miller metals in bridgeville and baltimore air coil in milford where they have taken those innovations from the university to the shop floor. one of the things i'm grateful to senator blunt for is his leadership in taking that insight that in order to have the most productive manufacturing work force in the world, in order to continue to complete globally we have to find ways to continue to invest in demonstrating the power of innovation and we have to find ways to do that in a bipartisan way. so senator blunt, i just wanted to thank you for being willing to work with senator brown and with others here. this is exactly the sort of stuff that i hear from delawarans they want us to be doing, there's lots that divides us, this is nothing something that unites us. working together to strengthen our manufacturing sector, to bring jobs back to the united states and grow this sector. we've grown half a million jobs in the manufacturing sector. these ar

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: dr. coburn is is a tough act to follow. i'm not going to try to do that but i'm happy to serve with him. we come from different parts of the country, different kinds of training, upbringing and careers, but we've ended up here together in the senate and for the last nine years we've had an opportunity to lead first a subcommittee on federal financial management, subcommittee of the homeland security and government affairs committee and for this year to be the leertdz, democrat and republican leaders of the committee. and i enjoy working with him, i find that we have the opportunity to do some real good, some real good for our country and i thank him for letting me be his wing man. i want to just follow on with what dr. coburn has said by asking us to think of how we spend money and would we spend it for in this government of ours. i have -- i actually have an op-ed that i read recently in our local paper in delaware i'd like to read into the record from dr. bob laskosky, the c.e.o. of chr

delaware is increasingly becoming a blue state.less if you're christine o'donnell on the right or moderate republican a difficult race against senator coons. >> i can't believe we're still saying christine "i'm not a witch" o'donnell, did she not represent hubris of tea party and far right. >> yes. republicans might hold the senate if they hadn't nominated her. i was with mike the day before he lost this primary. it's amazing how clear his vision was of what happened to his people in the republican party in places like northern delaware as in the suburban counties around philadelphia. people used to vote for republicans like mike cassell weren't republicans anymore. they were there to protect him against christine o'donnell. that's one of the biggest problems republicans have, they need more people like that to vote in their primaries to save them from nominating candidates that can't win generals. >> there's a question whether the resurgence, rise, if you will, tea party is a failure of modern republican leadership. leaders haven'

this was hammered out as the bodies of the fall arrived at dover air force base in delaware today.ndrea mitchell broke the story and is with us from dover tonight. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the denial of the benefits was so outrageous and caused such an outcry that the white house was scrambling to come up with a fix and did turn to a private charity to bail them out. the agreement came after families had already traveled here to dover air force base for the dignified transfer of their loved ones' remains. flown home from afghanistan, received in silence, punctuated only by the rhythmic footsteps of the honor guard. met by secretary of state chuck hag hag hagel, the army chief of staff and secretary of the army. killed sunday during a combat mission in canada daf province afghanistan gi an improvised explosive device they represent an honor role of sacrifice. 24-year-old private first class james cody patterson, an army ranger from oregon. at his high school back home. >> cody was just awesome. he was super funny and had a great attitude. very compassi

the presiding officer: the sphror delaware. mr. carper: [inaudible] the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coburn: so, anyhow, i'll spend some time tomorrow then on going through what this is. but solving our problem, solving our problem in such a way that it doesn't kick the can down the road, which is what we're getting ready to do, and what i would say in finishing, by increasing the debt limit, we let the politicians off the hook. because then they don't have to make the hard choices that are required for us to live within our means. mr. carper: mr. president, parliamentary inquiry, if i may. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: mr. president, i have no objection. i can stay ten minutes, 20 minutes. i would like for dr. coburn to have a chance to finish what he is prepared to saivment i a say. mr. coburn: mr. president, i would just inquire if we have other speakers after senator carper? the presiding officer: senator, there is no apparent order of speakers. if there is no objection, the senator

. >> the party took place at a beach house in delaware in june. >>> behind bars, the man accused of shooting a howard county police officer is out of the hospital facing charges. 29-year-old prather was arrested yesterday along route 1 after a 15 hour man hunt. he is accused of shooting officer steven house he is in stable condition at shock trauma. he was shot in the leg when he exchanged gunfire with police. he was immediately charged after he was released from the hospital with attempted murder. >>> a former fire department volunteer, accused of sexually abusing two children. wjz live. monique has more on a plea from police searching for more victims. >> reporter: well, denise, according to police, 31-year- old scott was not only abusing the children police say he videotaped it and because of the severity of the crimes tonight he is being held on $22 million bond. parents dropping their kids off at a community dance at the ferndale volunteer fire department received shocking news a former department volunteer and organizer of the dances, 31-year-old preston scott was arrested for sexually

. >> maryland's attorney general is in hot water again, this time for his actions at a party in delaware. was underage drinking going on while he was there? we have his response. >> reporter: white shirt center at a teenage house party in delaware where underage drinking was going on. >> there certainly was drinking going on. if you look at the picture, not right where i was, but there are some kids holding red cups and generally, you know, there could be cool aid in the red cups, but there's probably beer in the red cups. >> reporter: he said he dropped in to see his son. the party was chaperoned, and he saw no evidence of alcohol when he was there. he says the primary race makes him a target. >> it's the dirty tricks and all the innuendo and stuff. we're more than a year away from an election and this stuff's going on now. i assume it's going to get more and more. >> reporter: what he won't do is quit. >> i'm a big boy. i've been doing this for a long time. when i'm wrong, i'm wrong. in this case, i could have done something differentliment. >> reporter: he says he should have checked

the government would typically pay for the families to fly to delaware to witness the return of their loved ones. that money is now on hold, a casualty of the government shutdown. >> i'm embarrassed. all of us should be. >> the families of 17 service members have already been denied benefits, including a $100,000 payment due within 36 hours of death. >> it's to help with funeral costs and immediate living expenses. >> the house is expected to vote today to restore the benefits but the deal to end the shutdown is nowhere in sight. >> we're getting nowhere. >> president obama warn ed ed republicans he would not negotiate until congress reopens the government and raises the debt ceiling. >> democracy doesn't function this way. >> republicans say first democrats must agree to spending cuts. >> we can't raise the debt ceiling without doing something about what's driving us to borrow more money and live beyond our means. >> the treasury department said it will run out of money to pay its bills on october 17th. >> susan mcginnis, wjz eyewitness news. >> this morning the international monetar

. >> in dell -- in delaware a small business owner found a plan costing her $150 less than the cost of the previous plan. >> that small business owner is 59 and lives in delaware wex know that because officials in delaware told us today she's the only one they know of in the state who enrolled in a new plan through health care.gov so far. may tempts to create an account have been unsuccessful chblg yesterday i was told by an operator they couldn't help me unless i provided home address though i never got far enough to enter one online, today, more failure this, time because problem with a security questions page n washington peter doocy fox news. >> thank you, peter. throughout chaos last couple weeks on capitol hill our producers kept us, and you, aware of what's happening. these e mails come in and its maigz how detailed they can get. let's bring them in now to see what is going on behind the scenes. senior capitol hill producer, great job, first of all. chad behind the scenes story. that over past couple week wez have noticed. >> it's interesting to watch house republicans sort of m

i've heard from the poultry industry in delaware, for example, something i didn't realize would be asequence of a federal shutdown the vaccines that are needed for the next turn of the poultry flocks can't be released so that chicken growers in delaware can't grow their next flock because the fda is not there to certify. i heard earlier today from the ceo of major delaware company that they've got tens of millions of dollars of product stuck on the u.s./mexico border because customs and border patrol can't deal with it. we need to simply reopen the government and promptly go to negotiations. i agree with your point that we should point conferees and negotiate out our budget differences. that's the way the rules work. we should have been doing this six months ago. >> just briefly, sir, do you have conferees ready to go? i basically agree with you. today is day ten. 80 would be great if there was no day 11, to be perfectly candid. i know that's not realistic. are your conferees ready to go? >> i'm confident that chair patty murray, who is chair of the senate budget committee would very

the rain will continue in new jersey and delaware. heavy rain expected starting to get heavy there in southern delaware. it looks like rain all day before it finally begins to clear out. now as it moves out tonight the temperatures will drop clear skies and a light breeze will leave the numbers dropping down below freezing. a number of freeze watches in affect. this is the first time this is the end of the growing season. the freeze watch in ohio. freeze watch and warnings in pennsylvania and a frost advisory, the lighter color indicating that the temperatures may not get to freezing but you can get to frost on these surfaces. there's that northwest wind. cold air moving down from canada. look at the lighter shade of green near the great lakes. that's the warmer air coming off the great lakes there as the cold air goes over the warmer water. you also get the lake affect snow there in new york and northwest pennsylvania, even closer to a foot possible. yes, it's the time of year that we see these lake effect snows just to start. get re

that is the lesson of delaware.on that lives in the office of every republican member of congress. the news friday was that democrats thought they might have a way out of the shutdown, a discharge edition. 20 house republicans said, usually quietly, usually to the local press, sometimes through spokespeople, about 20 of them said they would be fine passing a clean government funding bill. in other words, they would give in to what democrats want in the shutdown. the democrats are circulating what is called a discharge petition, if every democrat signs it, in those 20 republicans and do too, the clean bill would go straight to the floor for a vote and the government would be able to open up again. but now think about delaware and think about 2010, because it is one thing for those 20 republicans to hint that they would be fine with a clean bill. but actually putting their names on a democratic petition, it looks a lot -- a lot less than that, from mike castle to lose his career. september 14th, 2010, we're still livi

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and it's still pouring from philadelphia down to the southern tip of jersey and delaware. that's where the rain band has set up and that's where it will be much of the day. from trenton northward, don't expect a lot of rain. south of there, philly got hit with heavy rain. d.c. on the southern end of this with more showery-type weather. the baltimore area, to philly, wilmington, delaware, harrisburg, more heavy rain today and more airport delays. how does the weekend forecast shape up? southeast, by the way, is looking gorgeous. three beautiful days in a row. the middle of the country, a little more interesting. we got some thunderstorms today going through kansas city and minneapolis with a cold front. finally temperatures where they should be instead of 80 in minneapolis. you'll be down around 61 on saturday. but still nice, not too many problems. chicago a few storms. if anyone has bad weather on sunday, it looks to be the texas area with heavier rain. the midatlantic finally clearing out, even d.c. looks like you should see a return to sunshine. this big coastal storm h

eastern shore, delaware, particularly the southern bay and eastern virginia. all moving to -- actually to the northwest. around 10 to 12 miles an hour. just south of annapolis, just drizzle at this time. but it's going toic approximate up later tonight. temperature-wise, we're stuck in the 60s. may go into the low 50s, closer to the dew point, which is now 48. 61 ocean city. rain there. 52 in oakland. in fact, oakland may not see any rain. west of cumberland may stay dry. this is basically a coastal system, affecting most areas from the mountains to the beaches, where it's going to be quite windy. next couple of days, could be some rough, rough surf, already seeing that in the carolinas. be prepared, this thing will stick around for several more days, maybe even through the weekend. >> okay, bob. >>> hi, everyone. well, things aren't moving so smoothly on the roadways either. watch for city flays. we'll also have an accident on providence road that moved over from the right shoulder 95 exclude heavy. >>> start as far as accidents go, crain highway at mcnute ro

the waves are high from the delaware maryland shores and now the rain is all the way back to washingtonc. here's a view to the north. >> it does look like during the morning rush hour the raindrops will start in new york. it's been raining in philadelphia. it's pushing back to allentown, lancaster. i-95 is definitely going to be a slow drive out there this morning. especially if you're going from washington, d.c. to new york. over the next three days, this is like a three-day event. it's going to last a while. we could see as much as 2 to 4 inches of rain, especially the jersey shore is going to get battered. a lot of big waves. minor coastal beach erosion too. not going to see the sun until sunday if we're lucky in some of the spots. here's the forecast to give you an idea. maybe not until monday around baltimore. we had a great fall and now it's -- this is our punishment, i guess. >> we can get through the four days, we'll have something good for next week. thank you very much. >> coming up at the top of the hour, senator ted cruz tells his republican colleagues the shutdown strategy

wet weather moving into north carolina, virginia, delaware and parts of new jersey. >> and the midwest is warming up. in the southwest, chilling 50s and 60s for you. >>> fantasy presents. neiman marcus out with the christmas catalog. you have to see some of the gifts. >>> and details about the 9-year-old boy who snuck on to a plane. this morning, the boy's father is talking about his previous run-ins with the law. >>> and celebration in boston that no one saw coming. >>> standoff in capitol hill, as the u.s. inches towards next week's debt default deadline continues to spill red ink all over wall street. the dow jones industrial average have fallen 11 of the past 14 trading days. considering the all-time high last month. that's a drop of 6%, for a total of 900 points. the dow opens today's trading at 14,776. >>> and history is being made at the white house when president obama nominates janet yellen as the next fed chair. she would become the first woman to hold the high-level job. she has been vice chair of the federal reserve since 2010. >>> one of the fed's big jobs is to distribute

pat warren has gansler's response. >> white shirt center doug gansler at a teenage house party in delaware where underage drinking was going on. >> what i understand, there certainly was drinking going on because if you look at the picture, not right where i was, but there were one or two kids holding red cups and generally, you know, there could be kool-aid in the red cups, but there's probably beer in the red cups. i didn't go over and stick my nose in and see and maybe i should have. >> gansler says he dropped in to see his son. the party was chaperoned, and he saw no evidence of alcohol in the time he was there. ten days ago, gansler defended his deportment as a passenger his security officers say ordered them to break traffic laws. gansler says the primary race makes him a target. >> is the dirty tricks and all the innuendo and all that stuff going to continue? absolutely. we're eight-and-a-half months -- we're more than a year away from election. this stuff is going on now. i asiem it's going to get more and more. >> what he won't do, he says, is quit. >> i'm a big boy. i've been doi

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. >> in dell -- in delaware a small business owner found a plan costing her $150 less than the cost ofous plan. >> that small business owner is 59 and lives in delaware wex know that because officials in delaware told us today she's the only one they know of in the state who enrolled in a new plan through health care.gov so far. may tempts to create an account have been unsuccessful chblg yesterday i was told by an operator they couldn't help me unless i provided home address though i never got far enough to enter one online, today, more failure this, time because problem with a security questions page n washington peter doocy fox news. >> thank you, peter. throughout chaos last couple weeks on capitol hill our producers kept us, and you, aware of what's happening. these e mails come in and its maigz how detailed they can get. let's bring them in now to see what is going on behind the scenes. senior capitol hill producer, great job, first of all. chad behind the scenes story. that over past couple week wez have noticed. >> it's interesting to watch house republicans sort of move to thi

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: while, the senator is still on the floorks i just want to take a moment and -- to say to him, i think he knows this, but to say to him how much we've enjoyed getting to know him, to work with him, and to really come away with a wonderful -- not just a first impression but a lasting impression. i think goarn christie did the state of new jersey well by appointing you to serve as the interim senator. we had a similar experience with losing and elected senator. when joe biden became -- was elected to vice president and u.s. senate at the same time, and he had to choose between, will he be the senator from delaware or will he be vice president, he made the choice -- i don't know if he ever regrets it, but he made the choice to be our vice president, as we know. and the governor of our state ainterpood ted kaufman. he was succeeded by chris coons, when chris was elected a couple years ago. but we have a tradition of folks that are appointed as interim senators turn out to do an ext