voyage up the hudson river or through new netherland.udents are on here, they do everything from handling sailing, standing lookout, steering the ship, navigating and also taking all these measurements of the world around them that henry hudson did 400 years ago. >> i think it's really interesting to see what life was like back then when henry hudson was sailing. >> reporter: would you want to sail on the "half moon"? >> i would, but not quite for eight months. >> not exactly, i don't think i'd fit well in the cramped conditions and low ceilings. >> reporter: okay, so it's not an exact replica. this "half moon" has a diesel engine and gps navigation equipment, things that may have come in handy for henry hudson. for "teen kids news," i'm siena. >>> that wraps up our show, but we'll be back with more "teen kids news." >> thanks for joining us, and have a great week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ >>> write to us at info@teenkidsnews.com. >> here's a shout out to american troops serving in afghanistan.

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. >> and forcing captain chesley s sully sullenberger to land the plane in the hudson river. the veteran crew and 155 passengers all survived the dramatic crash landing. >> the crash truly was a miracle when you think about all the things that had to happen right that day. >> reporter: the fauc lauj was loaded on a flat-bed trailer and pulled almost 800 miles from a wares now new jersey. arriving to a hero's welcome and passengers on board that day seeing the plane now for the first time since it was pulled from the hudson river. >> it was a happy experience to have it here and to have all of the other passengers here together. >> reporter: and now the public will get its chance to take a look. the plane will be on permanent display at the carolina's aviation museum. the wings and tail section will be put back in place, but the damage will stay. a tribute to those on board that day. >> it gave people hope. it served as a reminder when we very much needed one of the goodness that still exists, not only in the world, but within each of us. >> reporter: hope that this weekend to

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. >>> it landed in the hudson river.ow this plane is completing its original journey but through the streets of new jersey. i have the story. ,,,,,,,,,,,, missle strike. >>> an al qaeda militant believed to be in line to succeed osama bin laden may have been killed in a u.s. missile strike. ilyas kashmiri is believed to be one of nine militants who died yesterday in the attack near the afghan border. kashmiri was an al qaeda commander involved in a siege in mumbai in 2008 that killed more than 160 people. a fax believed to be sent by the militant group he was heading promises revenge against america. >>> it earned a place in history after making an emergency splashdown in the hudson river. now the u.s. airways plane that became the miracle on the hudson is heading to a museum. as duarte geraldino shows us it's completing its original journey to north carolina. >> reporter: new jersey drivers are sharing the road with history. >> i did i think i would see an airplane on 21. >> reporter: not just any plane. the airbus 320

it's right on the hudson river. they have trophy point, which is an area where you will see the artillery cannons from several different wars we fought where we have recaptured the cannons. the national purple hall of fame -- not hall of fame, hall of honor is outside and off the ground. a lot of historic sights. >> we saw the amazing views above the hudson river. next is cape may, new jersey, along the famous jersey shore and this is supposed to be a lovely town. >> it's lovely and not the

airways plane that became the miracle on the hudson is headed for a museum. as we'll hear, the plane is completing its original journey to north carolina. >> reporter: new jersey drivers are sharing the road with a piece of history. >> didn't think i was going to see an airplane on the 21. >> reporter: not just any plane, the airbus 320 captain sully sullenberger splash landed on the hudson river. >> the man knew what he was doing. he's a good pilot. >> reporter: the so-called miracle on the hudson captured the world's attention in january of 2009 and the unusual journey the flight 1549 is taking to its original destination will be turning heads the next several days. >> there's an airplane that landed on broad street. so we all ran outside. >> reporter: the fuselage is traveling 780 miles to charlotte, north carolina, squeezing under bridges and negotiating narrow tree lined streets. the trailer is custom made not only to accommodate the width and length of the plane, but to preserve the damage caused when it landed in the hudson. >> it's going to become fro

. >> if it can splash in the hudson it can go to north carolina. you will see a miracle today. >> anybody can get hit by a stray bullet. >> find out what happened in severn that called for the use of deadly force. and do not judge a hotel room by a web picture. how many times have you booked for looks and stepped in the room where looks are deceiving? tonight's "scam alert." but first, we've been tracking it since last week. a miracle right now before our eyes. the miracle on the hudson without its wings is passing us by. roosevelt leftwich with a symbol of survival. a treat for you today. >> reporter: it's a symbol of survival and symbol of well, gawking. a rubbernecker's dream. it's not everyday you get to see a 120-foot plane flying down the highway and hundreds of folks didn't want to miss a thing. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it's the reason why reporters have jobs. curiosity. folks who drive for miles, bring lawn chairs and sit or stand by the highway for hours just for the sheer joy of saying i've seen it. the it being the miracle on the hud

passengers who survived the amazing landing on the hudson show us where they were sitting. the plane that's now made a final landing. >>> and later, the heat is on in miami tonight. so, will lebron james do what he promised or will he choke? join the debate here. [ male announcer ] if you've been to the hospital with heart-related chest pain or a heart attack known as acs, you may not want to face the fact that you're at greater risk of a heart attack or stroke. plavix helps protect people with acs against heart attack or stroke: people like you. it's one of the most researched prescription medicines. goes beyond what they do alone by helping to keep blood platelets from sticking and forming dangerous clots. plavix. protection against heart attack or stroke in people with acs. [ female announcer ] plavix is not for everyone. certain genetic factors and some medicines such as prilosec reduce the effect of plavix leaving you at greater risk for heart attack and stroke. your doctor may use genetic tests to determine treatment. don't stop taking plavix without talking to your d

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. >> and on the road again where we caught up with the miracle on the hudson plane. the cracks and one tiger will remain invisible for the u.s. open -- >> and one tiger will remain invisible for the u.s. open, while a very different type reports on a full-court press. >> the miracle on the hudson plane is heading south tonight. it was more than two years ago that the plane hit a flock of birds and the pilot made before the emergency landing on the hudson river. the plane will be on display at the aviation museum. you can see video of a traveling through maryland at wbaltv.com, click on and slide shows. this weekend you can have your wine and eat it, too. >> the recipes are cooked with local wine. jennifer franciotti has more. >> chef irene smith is getting ready for the day in her normal tuesday spot near johns hopkins hospital. she owns this sandwich shop of around the city. >> our goal is to use mostly maryland ingredients. >> five soups with staff made from maryland wine. it is a collaboration of local wineries, restaurants and wine shops. >> we are hosting winema

it's the famous one that made the miracle on the hudson landing about two years ago. the plane is now heading to the final destination an aviation museum in charlotte, north carolina. it is make the long trek with the police escort going about 50 miles an hour on the highway. hundreds came out to catch a glimpse of the rare sight as it made its way through cecil county yesterday. >> it's like a train if you never seen a train wreck or anything like that, it's the same thing or a boat. they said queen mary was coming down the delaware one time. we missed it by a few hours. >> reporter: so that state trooper said they will be escorting the plane all the way through maryland todaych the plan is to hit the -- today. the plan is to hit the road after the rush around 9 or 10 this morning escorting it down 95 to 695 and to 70 through western maryland onto interstate 68 all the way to charlotte, north carolina. the hope is that the plane will arrive in charlotte by the end of the week. but we know they could hit a few bumps along the road because of the size of the plane. liv

. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 5 jennifer hudson is back in the headlines. what she is doing now to help you stay healthy. >> you never see a big jetliner going by. >> the merkel train takes a historic trip. -- the miracle train. >> where when you be going? >> stevenson university. >> twins are at the center of attention here. >> is sexting cheating? the role of his wife. >>> a military plane in the wisconsin has crash. the f-16 has crashed in chester wisconsin. the pilot did eject. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> turning back to the scandal swirling around congressmen wiener. they are outraged about the dark side of social media. >> the tosh rivera joins us more with the scandal. >> it is all anyone can talk about. we spoke to women about what they had to say about sexting and the role of anthony wiener's weife. -- wife. when he appeared, it looked like some in the situations we have seen in the past with politicians. this time though, one thing was missing -- his wife. she was not standing by his side. >> if it were my husband, i do not

. >>> it made history with a splash landing in the hudson river.ht the air bus is making one last journey to a museum in carolina. how the famous plane is still grabbing the public's attention. >> reporter: new jersey drivers are sharing the road with a piece of history. >> didn't think i was going to see the airplane on 21. >> reporter: the air bus 320 captain chesley sullenberger splashed landed on the hudson river. >> knew what he was doing. is he a good pilot, man. >> reporter: the so-called miracle on the hudson captured the world's attention in january 2009. >> go ahead. >> reporter: and the unusual journey u.s. airways flight taking to its original destination will be turning heads for the next several days. >> reporter: squeezing under bridges and negotiating narrow streets. all the damage caused to it when it landedded in hudson. >> frozen in time as it landed in the river. so we are not going to repair any damage that happened in the accident. >> reporter: the president of the museum where the plane will have a permanent home. some of the

. >> rock hudson's wife. she married rock hudson in the early days. so she's doing us exclusives right after he died. so we promote her all day long. phyllis gates is coming, rock hudson's wife. sits down. how did you meet rock? >> i was a secretary for his agent an we dated and got married. >> what happened? didn't work out. we got divorced. did you have any idea that he was gay? >> no. when you found out he had aids, did you call him? no. i started at 9:00. it's three minutes after 9:00. i got nowhere to go. what movies did you like of his? so you learn never to overpromote. but if we have jon stewart, all day long. >> jon: you send stuff also to copenhagen, oslo. you know this thing is going international. now, is it the type of thing now, why not come back and do once a week? why not come back and... >> i'm doing four specials a year. and we're going to do other things. i'm going to do... i can't not, not do things. >> jon: you have more energy than ten people i know. it's unbelievable. >> i just have a lot of stamp nap. i just... [laughter] [chee

. >> the miracle on the hudson hits the road. and a bump in the road when it comes to building a new stadium for the 49ers, and a newly ordained priest in sacramento makes history.Ñ/Ñ/&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&p >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: the planeland by danville captain chesley sullenberger, dubbed the miracle on the hudson, was moved to the carolina aviation museum. it was moved from a warehouse in new jersey where it's been kept since the crash-landing in he hudson river in 2009. captain sully landed the plane in the river after hitting a flock of birds and losing engine power. >> catholics in san freabs -- san francisco witnessed history, the ordination of married man. that's what happened for father jeff henry. he had previously served as a lutheran minister. >> i learned so much from my lutheran background that i realize i was catholic. >> alan: the church faces a shortage of men being ordain to the priesthood and that has toward inthe debate whether it should allow ordination of married wo

why is she upset with jennifer hudson some. >> she's terribly upset with jennifer hudson because jennifervie "winnie the untold love story of winnie and nelson" but jennifer never met with her. i did speak to jennifer's publicist and said jennifer hudson would have loved to have plett with her but the producers thought for artistic integrity she shouldn't have met with her. >> what does that mean? >> let's hear what winnie had to say. >> this is still the movie we're watching. >> do we have it? we can move on if we don't have that sound. we don't have that sound. that's too bad. what did she say? i'm told we do have it. let me hear it now. >> jennifer hudson will be playing winnie mandela in a movie or has already filmed. any advice you want to give her? >> no, i wouldn't like to give her any advance. absolutely nothing against jennifer. but i have everything against the movie itself. >> going to tell this beautiful love story, but winnie feels she should have been consulted. >> now, the reasoning is that -- >> i spoke to the producer yesterday as well, he said we want to keep the integri

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the pilot made an emergency landing into the hudson river. all 155 passengers and crew on board survived. now captures the plane on route to charlotte north carolina, it's original, final destination. >> the crew lives in charlotte, the airplane was destined for charlotte. >> reporter: people lined the route as the plane made its way before arriving here in maryland. >> in cities and towns we get down as low as 5 miles per hour. >> reporter: a crew of photographers document ever move. >> when we were in newark we were getting bad luck because we were holding up traffic. >> reporter: the plane is expected to arrive in charlotte friday. the plane must keep up with the flow of traffic. that's why they stopped here in perryville. it's still unclear whether they will resume tonight or early in the morning. >>> and captain sully cul en sullenberger will participate in a sold out event. >> it's amazing there are actually rules for transporting airplanes on the interstate. >>> that's a special vehicle for that carriage there. >>> let's take a look at

skyteam 11 caught up with the airplane from the merkel on the hudson in 2000 -- miracle on the hudsonn 2009. the plane will travel to north carolina later on a different route. >> the prosecution brought in a forensic researcher to testify about the fibers found in anthony's car. >> a scientist who has pioneered older analysis to find hidden brains told casey anthony's murder trial jury for the first time today that they were shocked at the elevated levels of chloroform found in her car trunk, 10,000 times the level that you expect to find. >> we have never seen chloroform in those levels, at least i never have in 20 years of talks examples. >> he relived his reaction to the first time he opened an evidence can and got a with of a small swath of her trunk line year. >> the order was extremely overwhelming. -- the odor was extremely overwhelming. >> he testified he found fatty acids consistent with human decomposition. and acid script from the wheel well brought a one-two punch for the state. >> why would this be used? >> it is an aide in the composition, number one, but also it is a b

that's where he was supposed to land a year ago when the miracle on the hudson happened. trip will take four and a half days. >> if you are driving downtown, tomorrow, expect some big delays. the city is bringing out the orange barrels, preparing for the baltimore gran prix. tonight, tim williams helps you steer around the road work. >> reporter: as labor day approaches, so does baltimore's first ever gran prix. five year agreement brings gran prix racing to charm city's 2 1/2 mile course. downtown streets around the inner harbor and stadium need to be repaired and up for the task. the latest construction, conway street will be closed in both directions between light and charles street. the closure will last up to two weeks. alternate routes into the city include howard to baltimore street and incompetent state 395 to dr. martin luther king boulevard. city crews have been plugging potholes and smoothing out roads to the tune of $7 million. city planners say costs areoff set by the 100 thousand visitors and $70 million, the race is expected to pump into the economy. so the

the hudson river. people got to see it up close. >> i saw it in the paper on sunday. >> getting a closer look is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> i have been texting my friends. >> perryville is a rest stop. is going to north carolina on a flatbed trucks. >> i was astonished i got to sit in puerson. figure had to cut and try to find it. >> it was solace from the hudson river -- it was salvaged from the hudson river. sully sullenberger saved all passengers and crew members on board when safely landed the plane in the water. >> who didn't follow the story when it was on the news? i thought it was an interesting story to survive an airplane crash and to land in the hudson river. >> the wings and tail sections were removed for transport. it will be reassembled and its final destination, carolinas aviation museum in charlotte. >> i just wanted to say, i saw it. >> these folks are taking all the pictures they can and cherishing this opportunity. >> this is an event. >> the plane will make it short stop i

. >>> and the plane that pilot sully sullenberger landed in the hudson river is now in a museum. >>> you are taking a live look from our news chopper of the procession making its way to st. mary's cathedral. there are actually two firetrucks in that pro carrying the bodies of 48-year-old lieutenant vincent perez and a 53-year-old anthony vialerio making their way to st. mary's cathedral as everyone says good- bye. a very, very difficult time for the city, very somber tribute as they say farewell to these firefighters. this is inside st. mary's cathedral at this hour and you can see that the pews are beginning to fill up. they have an overflow room downstairs for 400 more people. they are expecting thousands to come to this event. they are actually expecting 5000 firefighters to be there, to be a part of the procession that will follow the funeral service, 200 fire engines. we know that people have come from across the country to be a part of the services. the service is expected to start in just about 15 minutes. >>> well, friends and family held a memorial in troy, michigan, for dr.

this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> tom: good evening, and thanks for joining us. susie gharib is off tonight. i'm joined by suzanne pratt. wall street saw its first rally this month, suzanne, after six straight losing sessions. >> suzanne: tom, stocks moved higher at the open and stayed in the plus column all day. the dow rose 75 points, the nasdaq and s&p 500 both added 9.5 points. >> tom: helping the market: word the u.s. trade deficit fell in april to its lowest level of the year. it dropped 6.7% to just over $43.5 billion. exports hit a new high, climbing just over 1% to $175 billion, while imports fell slightly to $219 billion. >> suzanne: despite today's rally on wall street, the past month has not been a good one for u.s. stocks. in fact, the major stock indexes peaked at the end of april. since then, the dow and s&p 500 are down more than 5% while the nasdaq has

we're live in central park on what we like to call jennifer hudson friday. oh, robin, i think you're there on that side. >>> yes. we are spanning every inch of this beautiful park. you know, if your computer's on the fritz, you take it in for

"don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new york city did. 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 be

ladies and gentlemen, jennifer hudson. that's right. good to see you, jennifer. a couple of moments. but first back inside to betty nguyen with another look at this morning's headlines. >> good morning, chris. good morning, everybody. one person is in custody after a secure scare near the pentagon. the suspect led police to a suspicious vehicle on a road leading to the pentagon. he had shell casings and black spray paint in his backpack. a search found no explosives. he was detained in arlington national cemetery in the middle of the night. >>> this morning britain stopped carrier u.p.s. from moving cargo. there's no word on the nature of the security issue or which locations are involved. >>> greece has a new government this morning as lead ares fight to prevent the country from defaulting on its loans. a new finance minister was sworn in today along with new min sisters of foreign affairs and labor. there have been weeks of riots and labor strikes. >>> in berlin this morning, german chancellor angeli la merkel and nicolas sarkozy are trying to agree on a second

look what came down 95 here today this is the historic miracle on the hudson airplane. it was two years ago it went down in the hudson and everybody made it, it came down 95 today and this was an earlier report and tonight we know where it's resting. these ladies from perryville point to right over there, 150 miles from its miracle landing, the sully plane, napping on this june night behind the jfk, state police barracks. its been a strong crowd of people coming out to see the plane where everybody on board survived. , crashing in to the hudson. its being taken to north carolina where it'll go to an air museum. one woman crossed the bridge and paid the toll four times to get the sticker to see. >> i think the plane wanted to stay in new york. they had complications getting this far with it and i think it just kind of wanted to stay up there. >> amazing, wish we could get closer. i really do. have to just settle for a picture. >> i have been tracking on my i-phone. i wish i knew where it was in the morning. >> how did you know where it was? >> watching channel 2news. man

that plane ended up in the hudson river back in 2009 after a flock of geese knocked out power to its>>> the world's largest commercial aircraft landed in our area today. air france is running daily service from paris to dulles. the plane is huge. it's nearly a football field in length and includes two passenger decks with four cabin classes -- l first class offers full beds and changing rooms. the plane requires a staff of 22 flight attendants. >>> d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton is throwing support behind people who want to dance on the mall. the congresswoman says the dancing flash mobs at the jefferson memorial this last month show people want more events on the mall. she plans to meet with the national park service to talk about bringing more people-related activities to the mall. she also plans to host a national dancing day on the mall on july 30th. >>> national dancing day? >> why not? >> hey, i'm in. >> not later this week, though. it's not outdoors. >> no. i had a few people on my facebook page say, our a.c.'s broken, please don't allow it to get that hot. it's going to

passengers on board that day seeing the plane now for the first time since it was pulled from the hudson river. >> it was a happy experience to have it here and to have all of the other passengers here together. >> reporter: and now the public will get its chance to take a look. the plane will be on permanent display at the carolina's aviation museum. the wings and tail section will be put back in place, but the damage will stay. a tribute to those on board that day. >> it gave people hope. it served as a reminder when we very much needed one of the goodness that still exists, not only in the world, but within each of us. >> reporter: hope that this weekend took its permanent place in history. jay gray, nbc news. >>> all right. coming up, we've got a big change in the weather coming up. and also, we're going to check in on sports. this belongs to you... o...um...thank you. excuse me...

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

. >>> the miracle on the hudson is driving through hudson now. they're in washington county. the plane spent last night in perryville after arriving in maryland yesterday afternoon. the final destination is charlotte, north carolina. that's where the flight was headed two years ago. >>> disgraced congressman, anthony wiener is trying to save his political career after admitting he sent lewd pictures over the internet. >> reporter: anthony wiener is fighting to save his political life. >> i haven't told the truth. i've done things i deeply regret. >> reporter: the married lawmaker admits he treated a sexual photo to a seattle woman and lied about it. he's facing a possible ethics investigation and he's getting a dressing down from some of his closest allies including nancy pelosi. the congressman admitted to inappropriate online exchanges to six women. he won't resign. >> i didn't violate rules of the house. >> reporter: he had been a rising star for new york city mayor, now, he's hoping to hold on to his congressional seat. >> reporter: he's an out spoken liberal voice and th

it was headed there when it was forced to land in new york's hudson river two years ago.ination is an aviation museum in charlotte. >>> the british royals are celebrating for prince philip's 90th birthday. tomorrow is the queen's official 85th birthday celebration. and last night, the grandson and his new wife stepped out for a royal engagement since the wedding. we'll have more from last night later on "good morning america." >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> and for everybody else, why teams that touch the most, win the most. we have that coming up. your advertising mail campaign is paying off! business is good! it must be if you're doing all that overnight shipping. that must cost a fortune. it sure does. well, if it doesn't have to get there overnight, you can save a lot with priority mail flat rate envelopes. one flat rate to any state, just $4.95. that's cool and all... but it ain't my money. i seriously do not care... so, you don't care what anyone says, you want to save this company money! that's exactly what i was saying. hmmm... priority mail flat

this morning, the miracle on the hudson plan traveled on the beltway, interstate 70, stockton. well, and some folks got a close look. >> i was astonished that i got to see it in person. it is historic. i had to find it. >> i thought it was a very interesting story to survive an airplane crash, and to land in the hudson river and stand on the rain -- wings. >> the wings and mattel were removed and were shipped separately. it will be reassembled in north carolina where it will go on display at the aviation museum. coming up, the mother of a gross, once a new type of cookie. crews continued to battle mess of wildfire in allied -- arizona. a young girl beaten by an adult. the motive when we cover the nation. and, we're here to answer your plant and gardening questions. in >> we are following some breaking is -- a car in like montebello. >> an unusual crash. from what we understand, this mini van crashed into lake montebello. the baltimore city fire department tells us the people in the vehicle were rescued. we're not sure about injuries but police are on the scene. i am capt. roy t

. >>> then the beltway and if the united airlines flight 1549 can make a splash landing in the hudson, then it can certainly use the the beltway. and the miracle on the hudson plane will rest tonight before heading to the finalling spot in charlotte, north carolina. >>> all right. cool peck churp sent in -- picture sent in, looking over the bay towards the route 50 bridge. sunny hot day down at the beach. give us your shots. we want to give them on air. google them, facebook. take a look. 88 at bwi. you know, that's warm but it's really not excessive, at least not yet. that southwest wind has kicked in. that's going to bring in more hot and humid conditions, chesapeake through the day a hot sunny scenario. also, want to show you this, robert w. coleman wants this. within more weather shot. ellicott city, hot but the humidity will come on. nothing on maryland's most powerful radar. by thursday, a pop-up storm. temperatures are heating up. heat advisory bang at noon including -- beginning at noon, the philadelphia area has an excessive heat warning. watch out for poor air quality, centr

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the miracle on the hudson plane is on the move but without captain suli sullenberger in the cockpit. it is truck to north carolina and put on display in the aviation musume. it was bound for charlotte in 2010 when it hit a flock of canadian geese and forced sullenberger to put the jet down in the hudson river. >> congressman anthony weiner admits he lied when someone hacked in the twitter account and sent out an expolitit photo. he afosed and he meant to send it in a private message and posted it publicly by mistake. he admits to having telephone conversations and on line with six women some of them after getting married last year. >> i apologize to my wife and our family. and to our friend and supporters. i am dopely ashamed of my judgment and action. >> weiner's tearful confession came after the conservative website big government.com, posted new shirtless photos of him today supposedly sent to one of the women. house minority leader called for an ethic's investigation to look into whether weiner broke house rules. >> closes to john edwards said there is a smoking gun that could se

the flight is now moan as the miracle on the hudson. what remains of the airbus 320 completed a week-long journey in a new jersey hangar to an aviation museum on friday. in our next hour, tb hooe rowic pilot, chesley sullenberger and two passengers talk about how it's changed their lives. over to lonnie with a first check of the morning. >>> good morning everybody. right to the weather headlines. here are the big stories all across the country. we've gone from the 90s to the 70s in the northeast. in some spots it was hotter than that, 102 in newark, new jersey, on thursday. today you're in the 70s. snowmelt problems in the rockies, up to seven feet solve show in the mountain peaks. we are river flooding concerns. unfortunately no relief for those arizona wildfires. we sure could use some rain. unfortunately mother nature not giving a drop, not even a sprinkle for arizona. unfortunately, on top of that, we factor in southwesterly breezes pushing over arizona, 15 to 20 miles per hour. the fear is the wildfires could spread from arizona in

it's the so-called miracle on the hudson plane. a truck is taking it to a museum in charlotte, north carolina. the plane was headed to charlotte back in 2009 when the engines cut out after takeoff from new york. captain sully sullenberger safely brought that plane down in the hudson river. and monica, let's hope that plane isn't causing too many rush hour headaches. some could be gawking. >> very interesting to look at and good news as well. and unfortunately, i have the yellow light. i don't have the best news for you. i'm going to start off with a graphic right here on the southbound side of the gw parkway. two separate accidents. one at the key bridge and another one down at the lane. both causing a bit of a slowdown. let's take you over to a live shot of 270. earlier this afternoon, it was an overturned cement truck at father hurley boulevard. happened at 2:30 and slowing down in both directions. let me take you over to another map. two accidents in the same area in arlington on route 50 westbound at north irving street for you

the plane that became the miracle on the hudson is being rebuilt.onstruction and what people hope to get out of it. >> it looks in good shape until you look at the bottom where we hit the water. >> in the salvage yard was the last time that this pilot saw the plane. >> it's one thing to reed about it or hear about it but it quite another to see it up close and personal. i think it will be an emotional experience. >> for the people that stood on its wings, the plane was a hero too. staying afloat just long enough for every passenger to be rescued. are seeing it for the first time since that take. >> it's comforting to have it where it was supposed to arrive in the first place and granted it was you know two and a half years later, but it's here. >> this is a wing, and this is the back. >> the rest of the air bus will be put together like a puzzle. crews collected everything down to the newspapers under the seat. my boarding pass is somewhere on it. i'm hoping that as they go through the artifacts that i may get it back. >> any dents or damage that oc