and welcome pilots bill reedy -- [applause] -- don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause]nes [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] steve robinson [applause] casey tornapplause] -- casey thornton. [applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applaus this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. this is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the marine corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see to read of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. you will see more of it right now. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasure to in

tsa officer don williams found 95 $100 bills in an envelope at the dallas-ft. worth airport. he was able to contact the passenger who lost the money and returned it because he said, you can't live with yourself unless you do the right thing. >>> and we think this kangaroo has been hitting the gym a little bit too much. take a look. the wild marsupial was hanging out by a hospital in australia when youtubers brian found it. even though it looks like he wanted a bite of brian's snack, really looks like it wants to bench press him. is that real? that's crazy. it is six minutes past the hour. over to al with a check of your weather. >> wow. >> almost seems like it was a fake suit. >> kangaroo version of the situation. i like that. all right. let's see -- >> if there is such a thing. >> there's a line there. anyway we've got a big storm coming up the east coast. first moved out of the gulf, brings rain there. then as we move on into saturday and sunday we're looking at heavy, soaking rain all the way up the east coast and in interior sections of pennsylvania and upstate new york.

that is why this charitable organization really represents what william don shaver was all about. he was all about making sure that people were taking care of, their basic needs. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we are not in danger of having floods we must wait, but we are getting more rain than we have had here since the end of march. it is not very wet out there, only a little more than 0.10 inch in most areas, but we have not had any measurable rain around here since april 2. the showers are welcome for gardening and farms and stuff like that. the eastern shore has not had as much rain as we have had in baltimore and areas west of i- 95. it looks like the showers down in virginia are going to slide east toward the southern part of maryland. you might still catch a few showers as the evening wears on. it will not completely get out of here until around dawn tomorrow. ocean city, east in cambridge, st. mary's county, maybe some of the rain down in north carolina will come up to the northeast as well. here in town officially, just 0.

and welcome pilots bill reedy -- [applause] -- don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause]e] -- tom jones [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] steve robinson [applause] casey torn [applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applause] this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. this is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the marine corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see to read of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasure to introduce major general usns he retired, charlie bo

> as always thank you for watching wjz eyewitness news. >> i am jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >> i am tim williamsenjoy this day, it going to get warmer, of course today is 60 some degrees the the coolest day -- >> -- for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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and welcome pilots bill reedy -- [applause] -- don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause] -- tom jones [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] steve robinson [applause] casey torn [applause] -- casey thornton. [applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applause] this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. is is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the mane corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see toead of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. you will see more of it right now. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasu

we welcome pilots bill reedy, don william, doe allen -- joe allen, chris ferguson, patrick forrester,, tom jones, janet combante, leland melvin, hollow nespoli, ken wrightman, steve robinson, casey thornton, and now last but not least, payload specialist, too, john glenn. [applause] thank you. ok. [laughter] this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things that they have tended to become an astronaut are incredible, but when you are commander -- this is harder than i thought it was going to be. when our commander, you are at the top of the clutch, but this is only a handful of people that missed their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you are experiencing something that is not only this -- you are not going to see this again, either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of aviation, and we are going to celebrate that here in this entire year. you will see at the evidence by this group, and you will see more of it right now. prior to becoming an astronaut, he was a distinguished aviator who served in

don williams found 95 $100 bills in an envelope at a dallas-ft. worth airport.says you can't live with yourself unless you do the right thing. >>> and we think this kangaroo has been hitting the gym a little bit too much. take a look. the wild marsupial was hanging out bay hospital in australia when two people found him. even though it looked like he just wanted a bite of the snack, really looks like it wants to bench press him. wow. is that real? crazy. six minutes past the hour. al has a check of the weather. >> wow. >> almost seemed like it was a fake suit, right? >> kangaroo version of the situation. i like that. >> right. if there is such a thing. >> there's a line there, but i'm not going to go there. a big storm coming up the east coast, moves to the gulf, brings rain there, and then as we move on to saturday and sunday, heavy, soaking rains up the east coast and in the interior sections of pennsylvania and upstate new york. could see some snow out of this thing. the big story will be the rain. anywhere from 3 to 4 inches of rain locally from miami all th

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starting with his son, councilman don payne jr., followed by his grandson jack payne, and his brother, williamice president and speaker, senator lautenberg, ms. pelosi, mr. smith, to mr. cleaver, ms. christensen, there is joy and pain today. the joy is in the assembled number of people in this hall to pay their respects for my father for his work around the world.

. >> the great ted williams -- >> reporter: he's now got 1500 baseball films. >> mr. donarson has been brilliant. >> reporter: rarities like the only known broadcast of don larson's perfected game in the '56 world series. >> got him! >> reporter: or this 1947 boston braves promo film, one of the first in color. >> rookie mickey mantle -- >> reporter: check out mickey mantle's first at-bat, wearing the number 6, not the number 7 he'd later make famous. >> game eight -- >> reporter: when ken burns needed footage of the scandalous 1990 chicago white sox, the team that threw the world series, he went to ewing. >> and i didn't charge him a cent. i didn't charge -- >> reporter: i would say he got off very well. >> very well. >> reporter: he makes a comfortable living selling video of these films but for him there's an even greater value. >> films remind us old guys of how things used to be so simple. maybe it was better in the old days we didn't know some of the stuff we know now. >> reporter: it's a visit to a simpler world, a trip made possible by aen old projector and two ma

starting with his son, councilman don payne jr., followed by his grandson jack payne, and his brother, william the assembled guests, the vice president and speaker, senator lautenberg, ms. pelosi, mr. smith, to mr. cleaver, ms. christensen, there is joy and pain today. the joy is in the assembled number of people in this hall to pay their respects for my father for his work around the world. the pain is that he is not here for us to tell him how much we appreciated him. it's been a -- just an overwhelming month or so. at his passing, i was in a very good place and reflecting on what he had done for me and my family over the course of my life, but as time has gone on and i've had time to stop and think, it's become very hard not to be emotional any time i think of even calling his name, whether it be congressman, donald payne, daddy, whatever. it has been a very emotional time. but as it was stated and i stated, he never asked for anything. he did things. he told me and he used to refer to me. and i have a family nickname. he would say, "chop, i do the things i do because i can." people need he

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williams! >> reporter: he's not got 1500 baseball films. rarities, like the only known broadcast of donperfect game in the '56 world series. >> got him! ( cheering ) >> reporter: or this 1947 boston braves promo film, one of the first in color. >> rookie mickey mantle. >> reporter: and check out mickey mantle's first at-bat with the mick wearing number 6. not the number 7 he'd later make famous. >> game eight. >> reporter: when ken burns needed footage of the scandalous 1919 chicago white sox, the team that threw the world series, he went to ewing. >> i didn't charge him a cent. >> reporter: i would say he knot off-- >> he got off very well. >> reporter: doak ewing makes a comfortable living selling videos of these films, but for him there's an even greater value. >> films remind us old guys of how things used to be so simple. maybe it was better in the old days that we didn't know some of the stuff we know now. >> reporter: it's a visit to a simpler world. a trip made possible by an old projector and two magic words-- "play ball." jimacle rod, cbs news, navarville, illinois. >> pelley:

payne's family will share some of their reflections starting with their son, councilmember don payne, jack payne and williamrning. to the assembled guests, the vice president and speaker, senator lautenberg, ms. pelosi, mr. smith, ms. woolsey, mr. cleaver, mrs. christensen, there is joy and pain today. the joy is in the assembleed number of people in this hall to pay their respect to my father for his work around the world. the pain is that he is not here for us to tell him how much we appreciated him. there's been just an overwhelming month or so. at his passing, i was in a very good place and reflecting on what he had done for me and my family over the course of my life. but as time has gone on and i've had time to stop and think, it's become very hard not to be emotional anytime i think of even calling his name. whether it be congressman donald payne, daddy, whatever. it has been a very emotional time. but as it was stated and i stated, he never asked for anything. he did things. he told me and he referred to me -- i have a family nickname. he would say, i do the things i do because i can. people need he

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some of their reflections, starting with his son, councilman don payne, jr., followed by his grandson, jack payne, and his brother, williameaker, senator, speaker pelosi, mr. smith and all. there is joy and pain today. the joy is in the assembled number of people in this hall to pay respect for my father, for his work around the world. the pain is that he is not here for us to tell him how much we appreciated him. there has been just an overwhelming month or so. at his passing i was in a very good place and reflecting on what he had done for me and my family over the course of my life. but as time has gone on and i have had time to stop and think, it has become very hard not to be emotional any time i think of even calling his name, whether it be congressman donald payne, daddy, or whatever. it has been a very emotional time. but as it was stated, and i stated, he never asked for anything. he did things. he told me, and he referred me -- i have a family nickname. he would say chop, i do the things i do because i can. people need help all-around the world. and wherever there is injustice, he felt it was important to step i

william and mary president is very proud of the women on his campus. >> did he say meet our women? >> he did. >> lin-nou gchgh already. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm doncarol is on assignment. happening right now, breaking news to tell you about. new pictures of u.s. troops in afghanistan posing with the bodies of suicide bombers. this morning the military in full damage control. >>> suspicions and concern. ft. bragg, north carolina today, looking for one of its own after a mysterious disappearance where a 23-year-old army private kelly bordeaux, where is she? >>> scandal, shocker. brand new details this morning on that widening secret service investigation iks we're now learning the agents will now take lie detector tests. >> and you might need a small loan to fill up at the gas station in california or anywhere else really. look at how much a gallon of supreme will suck out of your wallet. $6.01 per gallon. coming up, we'll ask a pa control ypatrol why am analyst is president obama's plan will help. newsroom begins right now. >>> we begin with breaking news. a new scandal is erupting for the u.s. military in afghanistan. there are trophy photos show