up next tonight he says it's to quote make himself well.anthony weiner announcing a short time ago he's seeking treatment. jane velez-mitchell will join me to talk more about weiner getting this type of treatment. what type of straemt he getting. and check out this time laps video of the debate hall set u >> more and more calls for anthony weiner to resign. now the embattled new york congressman says he'll seek treatment. he didn't say what kind of treatment those. i'll bring in, jane velez-mitchell. is this addict behavior? >> he's in complete addict >> he's in complete addict behavior. i know a lot of people have a tendency to regard sex addiction as a cop out and this was a debate that we when when tiger woods went into rehab. remember tiger woods didn't specifically say what he was going into rehab for either. but anthony weiner has all the hallmarks of denial. the gravity of the situation. also the lying, the cheating. that is typical addict behavior. the defiance, all these people saying step down and he's not listening to them at thi

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i think weiner was trying first to protect himself, to try to stay out of trouble. he talked about how he was trying to protect his wife. >> i asked him, who are you trying to protect? he said his wife. he'd been married for less than a year. we didn't know it at the time but he knew she was three months pregnant. it's a heartbreaking development, heartbreaking story, especially for all of us who know huma abedin. >> we don't like to be in the middle of the news but it was persistent questioning that brought this about in the end. thanks for your work on this story. the congressman's announcement was at the same brooklyn senior center where he launched his political career 20 years ago. cnn's mary snow was in the room as she was a week ago when congressman weiner first came clean and apologized. it looked look a scircus in tha room. >> circus is the right word for it, john. much like that other news conference ten days ago, you know, anthony weiner walked into a jam packed room. there had to be 100 reporters. dozens of cameras in there. shortly into his statement. p

so the only way to explain it is that he cannot control himself.n of addiction is when you are powerless to say no to your drug of choice. and i believe this cyber sex addiction is what he is suffering from. >> all right, jane velez-mitchell is the most of "issues with jane velez-mitch l velez-mitchell" on hln and the author of "addict nation." thank you, jane. >> thank you. >>> we have to say anthony weiner has not said what he's going in for, what kind of treatment he's going to get. >>> up next, a significant blow to al qaeda. the terrorist believed to be the mastermind of the u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania is killed. from we who believe we know just how you feel. haagen-dazs. and i can have a proposal to you within half an hour. we're a small business. with 27 of us always in the field, we have to stay connected. we use verizon tablets, smartphones. we're more responsive. there are no delays. delays cost money. with verizon, we do things quicker and more effectively. more small businesses choose verizon wireless than any other wire

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the website showed photos of a man who appears to be weiner taking pictures of himself in the mirror. cnn is working to independently verify the photos were, in fact, taken in the house gym. weiner's office had no comment on those photos. weiner has already admitted sending lewd photos and texts to several women, even before these latest photos surfaced there were demands for his resignation even from his own party. >> the statement i made speaks for itself yesterday. i think anthony weiner needs to resign so he can focus on his family, focus on his own well-being. >> it's my understanding mr. weiner has indicated he wants to take a leave. i would hope he does so. i hope he reflects upon whether or not he can proceed. it seems to me extraordinarily difficult that he can proceed to represent his constituents in an effective way given the circumstances, this bizarre behavior. >> you think he should resign? >> i think certainly he's got to consider that option. i don't see how he can proceed and effectively represent his constituency. >>> protesters held a demonstration outside weiner's

congressman anthony weiner confesses of sending a lewd photo of himself over the internet and then lying about it. >> i haven't told the truth. and i've done things i deeply regret. >>> up in flames -- a monster arizona wild fire burns out of control forcing thousands to leave. >>> and on the front line -- battling the taliban as the u.s. prepares to start sending troops home from afghanistan. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, june 7, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning,e everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. anthony weiner says he will not resign but promises to cooperate with an ethics investigation. he confessed to inappropriate on-line exchanges with six women. he admitted sending one lewd photo to one woman and then lying about it. >> i regret not being honest about this. it was a big mistake -- i was embarrassed, i was humiliated. i'm still to this moment. i was trying to protect my wife, to protect myself from shame. it was a mistake. i really regret it. it was part of a plan of destructive things i did that i accept responsibility for it. if yo

. >> he's leaving himself wiggle room. however, one of his online friends tells abc news the one time he went offline and called her instead, she says the call came from a number associated with his new york congressional office and it was made on may 18th, a wednesday, in the middle of the workday. and just two weeks earlier on may 5th, also a workday, brusard says she asked for and he sent him this picture to prove it was really him. there's also the question whether congressman wiener coached any of the women how to handle the media. here's what he said about that in regard to the woman he sent the crotch shot to. >> at no time did i or any member of my staff try to do anything to cover anything up. she did reach out to me and expressed what has -- i expressed my apologies to her. but there was no coaching of any sort going on. >> did he coach any of the other women? that remains to be seen. presumably the ethics committee will look into it. and there's this, rule number one which calls on members to conduct themselves

and douglas with reference -- both himself and washington with reference to protect list. it has had so many african american. pitching deck contest between him and washington with respect to deficits and the narrative. in effect what he is saying in this chapter. mimosas of africa, frederick douglass, has passed away. the question is it will be the new leader? washington has emerged. he has emerged as the new joshua. here first to washington as this joshua man. but as it turns out, washington is not the militant leader the joshua was. militant leader. and du bois is presenting himself as the more opprobrious successor, the more appropriate joshua. >> host: well, that said, what was the relationship from john mearsheimer and the larger white community. >> guest: well, very much involved, one of the founding members of the afc t. one can talk about the larger communities in a number of different ways. one can talk about him again with respect to the n.a.a.c.p., african-americans. activism. the point that i try to stress is what's du bois was about intellectually. a judge to

he is smart, he is loin is comfortable with himself in a natural campaign in a way that mi romney isn't. he definitely will cut into the romney vote, which you ll the grown-up vote ani think he is not contest engine iowa. i think the showdown will be in new ifthpay relyis looking for someone who is unconventional, he has an ad t atshows himself riding a dirt bi ouwest, and he -- he's aninteresting man. but if you believe that the republican electorate has moved to the hard a challenge to see how he can defend rkg r esen obama and defend some of his policy positions. i think he would foidable candidate if he can get past the primaries but t is probably right, >> mi romney bring to the the american people. >> one, finance experience. 25 years of experience in gh finance,meum finance, w finance. that means he has finance experience as a candidate who knows how to fix theconomy. two, presidential campai peen. esonis the romney still the front-runner? >> he's a stronger front-runner than i expected a month or two ago. nationally he's picked up a pi in new hampshire he's genuinely in a front-

presented himself more like a mental patient than a convicted murderer. sheriff steadman watched and decided it had to be a ploy. he was feigning insanity. >> he had about five years or so to come up with this act. >> reporter: but did the jury see what the sheriff believed he saw? the decision when it came was quite a surprise. >> i remember when the verdicts were read in the courtroom. there was an audible gasp. >> we the jury impaneled and sworn in the above-entitled cause have been here to find the defendant glen burton ake guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of richard douglass and fix his punishment at life in the state penitentiary. >> reporter: no death penalty. this time the jury spared his life. he would come off death row. >> the jury came back and sentenced ake to life for each of the murders and to 200 years each for the shootings of the children. >> reporter: but wait a minute. steven hatch, who did not fire a weapon, faced execution, but ake, the triggerman, got life. brooks was floored. >> as i heard the decision head r read

for people like tim pawlenty, he's still trying to introduce himself and catch fire. said herman cain won the last debate in greenville. this could also be where he extends that a little bit. i think i agree with the sununus this is really an introductory moment for most of the people on the stage. >> what do you think of huntsman skipping the debate? we always hear new hampshire takes this very personally and . there will be other debates. does it palpably hurt jon huntsman assuming he's going to run? >> he's only back in the united states from china for six weeks. he's been out in new hampshire a lot talking to voters. he's made it clear this will be thesterpiece of his strategy. i'm not sure it will hurt him that much but it does, the others are getting a chance to get started in this race without him and in that sense -- >> what's your take on huntsman? >> i talked to him last night about that question. i sensed there was a little bit of regret. i agree with phil he's honing his message, still trying to figure out what ground he's going to occupy. interestingly i

tim lincecum gets himself into the record books.gets jerry harrison swinging for the 1,000th strikeout. he becomes only one of eight players to amass 1,000th strike out. and taking a foul ball off the right arm, he's in pain. he tried to return but the arm swells up and he had to leave the game. they did go to extra innings. freddy sanchez singles in chris stewart for the game-winning run. giants win 5-4. they remain first place in the n.l. west. >>> lenny dykesra is in a jail charged with felony grand theft auto and drug possession. he's accused of using bogus information to lease high-end cars. the district attorney says dykstra used a laser printer at home to scheming credit from a company that did not exist. dykstra is being held on bond. >>> a day after defense secretary robert gates urged staying the course, president obama says he'll have an announcement soon on the number of troops coming home from afghanistan this summer. telling the country in an interview that a big chunk of the mission has been accomplished. we'll discus

>> he has a father in a kick stand. >> he pulled himself up by the bootstrap and made something of himself. >> bill, you own haver of the same costumes. where do you get a costumes like that? >> i make them all. it is part of the cree i have ative process. maybe they should find out what this kid did to deserve this. this guy did not come up with it on his own. i am going to torture my poor 16-year-old son. this kid did something awful to deserve this and i want to find out what it was. >> i am interested in the father showing his love in a descraing and twisted way -- in a strange and twisted way. and now we made it worse. >> sorry, family. >> i am going to look over here. >> time for another break. check out the new "red eye" pod cast. to catch them go to red eye at fox news .com. we will talk about andy's cat, finally. >>> an activist group is planning a protest later this month, and not because of the crappy songs. they will hoist a sign reading "bono pay up" and that refers tothe band's decision to move their business out of ireland to avoid a boat load in taxes on record sales. shoul

>> he seemed to be real happy. >> seemed pleased with himself? put it. >> here's how gary ridgway remembered it. >> just a spur of the moment. it wasn't planned. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. i don't even remember what i did. wiped the knife on my leg. it wasn't all the way in, just -- >> how far in did the knife go? >> probably an inch, i think. i don't know. >> ridgway told his interrogators that he ran home. but jim davis recalls he made a slow, cold, almost diabolical exit. >> he walked away. he walked away laughing. he didn't run. he didn't have a care in the world. >> jim davis did run, trying to get home. luckily a teacher at the junior high school saw him and called an ambulance. he had lost so much blood he almost died. but transfusions from police and firefighters and emergency surgery saved his life. a few days later police brought yearbooks from high schools and junior highs in the area to jim's hospital room, hoping he could identify his assailant. >> i don't remember ever seeing him in the yearbooks that they showed.

huckabee occupied that to himself.o keep the same share of the pay, slice of the pie, that he had the last time, he could possibly win with that, and that would be an upset victory that would really propel him forward. i don't think he's a total loser in iowa, myself. >> and when you look at it, he could do well in the straw poll in august without doing anything and look better than coming in second, having spent a lot of time doing it. >> and actually third in a straw poll in august. and if he's not technically competing and playing there, it's a victory for him. and i think they're going to make a gametime decision sometime in november or december about whether they're going to go all in with that caucus because there is a possibility that they could win it. >> and i know you'll be overjoyed to hear we have less than a minute here. so i'm going to bring up anthony weiner. can he survive with the democratic hierarchy in the house saying you've got to get out? >> it doesn't appear he can. i don't know, he could drag th

first, to place barack obama himself in the history of late 20th century intellectual development in the united states. what hasn't been done. he was not a creature of history. second, his use of american history. when he writes about the constitution and anti-slavery and civil war and the progress of reform movement and the new deal and franklin roosevelt very ambitious plans for the second deliberates at the end of the second world war, he writes as an insider somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about american history that distinguishes him from people from american politics and it does seem to me that there was something to be said for looking critically and carefully at the use he makes of history when making arguments as a partisan elected politician. part of what interested me to talk to his teachers and people who had worked with him is how uniformly they confirmed to my sense this is someone from the time he was first a freshman in college took seriously the relation between ideas and political action. he has said many times the most important course his he took was

the new york democrat finally admitted he had sent the photo himself and that he lied about it. >> last friday night, i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realize i had posted to it twitter, i panicked. i took it down and said that i had been hacked. i then continued with that story, to stick to that story, which was a hugely regrettable mistake. >> and apparently it wasn't the first time the seven-term congressman says he's repeatedly had what he calls inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, e-mail, and occasionally on the phone with women he'd met online. but he says he has no intention of resigning or separating from his wife. i want to bring in wolf blitzer, who's pretty much seen it all, and who interviewed congressman weiner, sat right here, and told him a complete pack of lies. have you ever seen anything quite like this? >> usually when they lie, they sort of hedge it and they dissemble and find an element that maybe you can quibble over, what that word really meant or w

this guy just blew himself up. will the collateral damage be too much for nancy pelosi, for the rest of the party? or are they going to say this guy will sink or ship, and chances of getting back the house. remember, that's their goal, winning. more when we come back. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. >>> sarah palin is grabbing the headlines, but today rick santorum is officially getting into the race. he announced his candidacy in southwestern pennsylvania where his grandfather once worked. a staunch social conservative served two terms in the senate before being trounced in 2006. he lost that race by 17 points. we'll be right back. gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like f

one interview after another booking himself on >>> on january 27th, 1992, a political sex scandal became a chaotic media circus at a press conference in a new york hotel. atmospherically similar to what we saw yesterday in a press conference in a new york hotel. i wasn't the only one who was certain then in 1992 that the politician at the center of that scandal was finished in american politics. he went on to become the 42nd president of the united states. >> i think, he's going to come under i think a lot of pressure to resign. >> the man should resign and we should move on. >> republicans want anthony wiener out. democrats are a little more forgiving. but just a little. >> what anthony weiner did as far as i know up to now didn't hurt anybody other than himself and maybe his good wife. >> i wish there was some way i could defend him, but i can't. >> it's a loose rope around their ankle. >> republicans are going to keep this in the media as long as they can. >> last thing we need is emeshed in a discussion about congressman weiner and his twitter activities. >> what will the house democ

walker should have recused himself before the trial because he and his partner stood to benefit from the verdict. >> instead of revealing the facts to the partis and the counsel, judge walker kept them to himself even though the subject matter presented an issue in which judge walker and his partner had a direct interest. >> the retired judge never said he wants to marry. others say walker is challenged because he is gay. >> sacramento for a moment. governor brown is getting frustrated with the republicans, brown pleaded for republicans to compromise on the budget plan. he is hoping to solve the state's deficit by extending temporary taxes. but for that he needs republicans to support a special election. >> the legislature has in its hands to do right by california. we cant do it with just a majority party. we need four republican votes. >> he said he will have to balance want budget with 10 billion in cuts. republicans say the labor unions that support brown are unwilling to present pension reforms. >> hundreds of people are out of work after marie callender filed for bankruptcy tod

the photo shows a man who appears to be weiner taking pictures of himself in the mirror. he verified that the photos were taken in the white house gym. >>> there was one small piece of good news for anthony weiner today. they closed his investigation into his twitter communications with a 17-year-old girl because they found no evidence of illegal activity. weiner's admitting that he sent texts and nude pictures to adult women. we join that force today. >> it's my understanding that mr. weiner has indicated he wants to take a leave. i would hope he does so. i hope he reflects upon whether or not he can proceed. it seems to me extraordinarily difficult that he can proceed to represent his constituents in an effective way given the circumstances this bizarre behavior has led -- >> you think he should resign? >> i think he certainly has to consider that option. i don't see how he can proceed and effectively represent his constituents. >> a neighborhood community association in weiner's home district in new york is joining in the demands that weiner step down. it's holding a p

yet, he considers himself a lucky man. where were you living before you came here?> underneath penn avenue bridge. >> reporter: in this quiet corner of st. paul, minnesota, st. anthony's residence is the last refuge for men who have repeatedly lost their battle with the bottle but here it is always 5:00. >> here, we have a place designed for them to drink, and they've cut down considerably. >> mitchell: program manager bill hockenberger looks after the basic needs of 60 men. they get a safe place to sleep, three meals daily, and $89 a month, spent mostly on alcohol. >> in i don't want to quit, you're not going to be able to stop me. >> mitchell: tell me why you think this is a good idea. >> it's better than us out on the streets getting drunk, getting hit by cars, getting beat up. >> mitchell: sober himself for 16 years, hockenberger understands the disease-- the shakes, the seizures, the battle. >> i'll get you over in that direction. i've seen things through their eyes, and i know what these men have been through and i know where they're at today. >> mitchell: in

from the tournament after reinjuring himself on his opening tee shot.ince that time he's been in a walking boot. he's been on crutches. he's been unable to practice or work on his game. and he tweeted shortly after 2:30 this afternoon on his website. he said not playing in the u.s. open. very disappointed. short-term frustration for long-term gain. a sensible plan but certainly to the dismay of a lot of fans hoping to see him at the u.s. open. >>> sometimes the tough decision is the best decision. that's what former maryland star jordan williams said about choosing to leave maryland after his sophomore year and enter the nba draft. today he had an opportunity to backup his belief in himself in a workout for the washington wizards. a chance like this, exactly why williams left the teammates and the fans that had shown him so much support. williams set the single season record with 25 double-doubles. he says he lost 18 pounds since he lost immediate head. experts predict he could go as late as the first round or drop somewhere in the seconds. williams say

. >> what anthony weiner did as far as i know up to now didn't hurt anybody other than himself and maybe his good wife. >> i wish there was some way i could defend him, but i can't. >> it's a loose rope around their ankle. >> republicans are going to keep this in the media as long as they can. >> last thing we need is emeshed in a discussion about congressman weiner and his twitter activities. >> what will the house democrats do? >> nancy pelosi has a desire to remove that rope. >> the next seven days are going to be hard for him. >> not if the new york tabloids are any indication. >> the most important story of the day. the naked truth. >> constituents in new york city love their guys. >> they're not easily shocked in new york. >> this story officially became sad. >> anthony wiener enough said. >> the actual part of men doing stupid things, we do stupid things sometimes. >> for a look at anthony wiener's future, we'll look to the past. >> no one wanted this presidential campaign to get sidetracked by stories of an extramarital affair, but tonight that's exactly what happened as a result

." >>> president obama himself spoke in puerto rico this morning. this is the first official presidential visit to the territory in 50 years. puerto ricans are expected to play a large role in the 2012 election. nobody in the territory is allowed to vote, nearly 5 million puerto ricans live on the u.s. mainland. he supports a referendum allowing them to decide their status, whether they become the 51th state or remain a territory or an independent country. >> in march a report from our presidential task force provided a meaningful way forward on this question so the residents can determine their own future. >> the last president to visit puerto rico was john f. kennedy in 1961. >> we should know within a few hours if a judge will overturn the ban on same-sex marriage. he should have decision by this afternoon after hearing two hours of arguments. opponents say vaughn walker who ruled that prop 8 was unconstitutional should have removed himself from the case because he is in the same sex relationship and could benefit from the outcome but they couldn

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>> reporter: i'm sure quietly to himself he is.of defiant since most of his top staffers, advisers quit on thursday. he says he will endure on. he says he'll be at a speech tomorrow flight in los angeles and yeah, he says he'll be right here monday night for our debate, but t.j., a lot of questions for newt gingrich now. without a staff it's hard to campaign, let's be honest and a lot of his staff left, also raising money, not that easy to do. some of the staffers felt he wasn't committed enough to raise money and campaign. gingrich says he is very committed. it's a big deal for him monday night. it's a big deal for us. we brought the bus. if we bring the bus it's a big deal. >> because gas and money is hard to come by around here. >> yes. >> those staffers that left newt gingrich, where did they go? >> reporter: well this is interesting. two of the staffers, two of the top guys for the gingrich campaign were also two of the top political advisers to governor rick perry of texas last year when he ran for re-election. there's been l

but he is certainly going to try to reassert himself and the movement to keep the movement focused on its key strategic goals -- hitting the west and being relevant in the core of its constituency in the middle east. >> how much of a threat is al qaeda? >> i think al qaeda presents multiheaded threat. i often call it the hydra, because you have a threat from the core, from zahiry and senior leaders still trying to hit the united states and the u.k., but you have affiliates, as well, trying to foment terrorist attacks not just locally but toward the west and now they're moving strategically to try to inspire a host of lone wolf actors to attack where they are and you've seen that from the messaging from senior al qaeda leaders and i think that presents multiple threats to counter terrorism officials around the world. >> you mentioned charisma, can al-zawahiri achieve the powerful, charismatic leader that bin laden was known for? >> i think it will be hard for him. he starts at a deficit. he's a known quantity, not well liked within all al qaeda circles, considered part of the egyptian

>>> congressman who disgraced himself by sending lewd pictures of himself is resigning. anthony sweern holding a news conference in brooklyn at this hour at a senior center in the wake of three week sex scandal. amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: it's no wonder he decided to resign. pressure for him to do so has really intensified this week. we have new videos leaving his apartment in queens, new york to head to his news conference. even president obama has publicly suggested him to to step down. house leaders were prepared to discuss today to strip him of committee assignments. another woman came forward, ginger lee says that weiner asked her to lie about their exchanges. sources say after long discussions with his wife, weiner decided to resign. he called nancy pelosi to at the time her but weekly press conference she would not comment on the news. >> responding to questions, let's see what he decides to do today and then we'll go from there. i'm not making any announcements for him or about him. >> weiner has spent the last three weeks trying to hold on his career

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to this day, harvey still calls himself a mercy killer. but i want to know how he can justify murdering so many people and still call it compassion. i went to interview harvey at the southern ohio correctional facility. i look at harvey as somewhat of a chameleon. he's able to blend in a his environment very, very easily. again, i find myself hiding my real feelings and budding up to a serial killer. if i want to find the truth, i have to give harvey the chance to explain himself. he starts by presenting himself as a good samaritan. >> you would consider that mercy, mercy killings? >> some of them had been in comas for many, many years. well, semi comas in and out. didn't know nothing. what i was doing i thought was right. and the patients i took care of, i like to think i made their passing easy. they didn't give me permission, no. but some of the patients didn't have no one to give permission for them. they didn't have a choice. and sometimes there was no family to make the choice for them. i made it for them. i was being the judge and j

they argue that walker should have recused himself or announced that he was gay prior to the case. they believe it's a conflict of interest, not because he's gay they say, rather because he could personally benefit from his decision to overturn the ban on same-sex marriage. after walker retired from the bench earlier this year he did announce that he had been in a relationship with another man, not a huge surprise given there had been rumors of his sexual orientation all along. walker has said he doesn't believe his homosexuality was relevant in this case and he's not said whether he intends to marry another man. he's got the backing of some legal experts who agree with his assessment. noting that women and minority judges haven't had to recuse themselves when presiding over cases dealing with issues like civil rights or immigration. the legal fight over prop 8 is not over. there is a separate appeal over walker's decision that is going on right now. the circuit court has, in the meantime, stayed his decision during this appeal which means that the ban on same-sex marriage is still

and in fact, he sent these lewd photographs of himself.e, i think you cannot overstate how much this is a relief to his colleagues here, to the leadership here on capitol hill, who they say they didn't want to go public for their push to resign but felt like they had to this past saturday after their private pleas did not work. they felt it was too much of a distraction when the democrats felt he was doing much better on issues like medicare and that's why they want it to end. >> he reached out to nancy pelosi and others. what did he say to them? did he explain how he came to the conclusion? >> unclear if he explained exactly how. this is a big difference and change. suzanne, we talked last hour about the fact that in the last couple of weeks -- and this is a saga that has been going on for three weeks now, he was very defiant. one congressman that talked to him told me that he was quote, dug in, and not going to re-sign at all. as more and more pictures came out and the leadership said it was time for him to go, and it was clear it was ha

>>> congressman who disgraced himself by sending lewd pictures of himself is resigning. anthony sweern holding a news conference in brooklyn at this hour at a senior center in the wake of three week sex scandal. amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: it's no wonder he decided to resign. pressure for him to do so has really intensified this week. we have new videos leaving his apartment in queens, new york to head to his news conference. even president obama has publicly suggested him to to step down. house leaders were prepared to discuss today to strip him of committee assignments. another woman came forward, ginger lee says that weiner asked her to lie about their exchanges. sources say after long discussions with his wife, weiner decided to resign. he called nancy pelosi to at the time her but weekly press conference she would not comment on the news. >> responding to questions, let's see what he decides to do today and then we'll go from there. i'm not making any announcements for him or about him. >> weiner has spent the last three weeks trying to hold on his career

roosevelt and in a sense was captive to himself as well as to his political environment.he was captive to his habit of mediating among pressures rather than reshaping or responding eclectic lead to all the people around him. in balancing warring groups and leaders against one another, of improvising with brilliance and festival. inpatient of theory, insatiably curious about people and their ideas, sensitively attuned to the play of forces around him, he lacked that burning and almost fanatic conviction that great leadership demands. roosevelt was less a great creative leader than a skillful manipulator and a brilliant interpreter. given the big decisive event, depression at home or naked oppression -- aggression abroad, he could traumatize its significance and convey its importance to the american people. but when the crisis was less frightening but no less serious, and when its solution demanded a union of intellectual comprehension, and unified and continuing strategic action, roosevelt saw his efforts turned to dust. as in the case of the court-packing, the purge, putt

witness testified that he did identify himself. she also testified that he slapped her heart on the rear and after she slapped him it look like he was going to hit her. both witnesses testified they are the gunshots. -- heard the gunshots. the victim's sister said cheered him say "he shot me" and then he fell to the ground -- said she heard him say, "he shot me" and nannie fell to the ground. >> a purse snatcher, on camera in howard county. a woman as all that another woman and a bar and then ran off with her purse. -- a woman assaulted another woman at a bar and then ran off with her purse. >> it happened over memorial day weekend, but please just recently got the video. -- police recently got the video. >> as the woman starts to walk by, the suspects director in the face and she falls to the ground. you can nancy the suspect punching and heating her and grabbing her purse and running from the bar. >> it happened early in the morning on may 29. luckily, the 27-year-old victim was only treated for minor eri injuries on the scene. >

but found himself awkwardly unable to deny that it might actually be a picture of him. abc news revealed today that the blogger then handed over all of his investigative files to the network for a report that abc news broadcast tonight, which includes an interview with the woman who received that photograph and who now says she received many other email messages and texts of a sexual mach from the congressman. this morning the blogger revealed more photographs including a shirtless photographs that appears to be congressman weiner and two photographs that clearly are pictures of the congressman. the photograph where the congressman is holing a sign saying, me was in response to a request by the woman to prove that she really was communicating with a congressman. congressman wiener then scheduled a press conference at 4:00 p.m. today knowing that abc news was closing in on him with the blogger's help. but before he could get to the microphone of his own press conference, the blogger himself showed up and seized the microphone as the congressman's staff looked on in helpl

arming himself and his thus unidentified accomplice they went to wisteria drive. they fired upon the car as it was leaving the scene. >> reporter: yvonne garcia lopez and her 22-year-old husband and the father of the boys were both wounded in the shooting. the father is still in the hospital today. the case right now yvonne is being made in the building behind me by all the investigators. they are going to be presenting their case to the district attorney tomorrow morning to bring formal charges against the 17-year-old and they are still investigating against the 16-year-old who is being held on the weapons charge. they have not made the case officially against him in this murder. >> it's hard not to feel just so much emotion for that poor mother. len ramirez in palo alto, thank you. >>> a disturbing discovery in a south bay neighborhood where the body of a woman was found stuffed inside air giant trash bag. police got a call about 10:00 yesterday morning about a suspicious bag tucked between bushes on ticonderoga drive. blood appeared to be coming from that bag a