reynolds decides it would be more fun to tax it. hamilton begins to fork over blackmail money to this graffitier james -- grifter james reynolds despite the obvious fatal damage this can do to his career not to mention his devoted, long-suffering wife, eliza. one day mrs. reynolds was entertaining a friend named jacob clingman when hamilton comes unexpectedly to the door. even hamilton took certain precautions like always being alone with mrs. reynolds. hamilton is petrified to discover an eyewitness so what does he do? he pretends essimply dropping off a -- he is simply dropping off a message for the low life james reynolds. pause a moment to picture this. let it sink in. imagine you're home one day. there as knock at the door. you go downstairs and open the door and there is colin powell or donald rumsfeld pretending to be the fedex deliveryman. and imagining that he's going to get away with the disguise. hamilton ultimately publishes a 95-page pamphlet admitting to the affair because his enemies said that money he was paying to james reynolds was for illicit speculation of treasury securities. hamilton says, no, no. he says it in 9

james reynolds, bbc news. >> the two hikers are heading home, and in other news, the tushish prime minister has cooled on the international -- has called on the international community to stop tolerating the spoiled and inhuman behavior of what he kale calls in israel. he calls on arab governments to give their full support to the palestinian bid for statehood. >> in the united states, nearly one in six americans is now living in poverty. it's the highest percentage since 1993. the u.s. census bureau says typical household incomes fell by more than 2% last year, and 46 million americans are poverty struck. well, no doubt with those poverty levels in mind, today president obama was back on the road trying to sell his 447 billion jobs proposal. in klum columbus ohio today, he pressed the case for political will to lower the unemployment rate and get americans back to work. >> tell them that if you want to create jobs right now, pass this bill! if you want construct workers renovating schools like this one, pass this bill! if you want to put teachers back in the classroom, pass this bill! if y

. ♪ ♪ >>> reynolds wolf joining me as we look at a gorgeous picture. a gorgeous sound of james wpvi providing this picture of a lovely philadelphia. how they doing in philadelphia weatherwise? >> they should be okay. chance of rain in the forecast. not great for parts of the state, they've been dealing with flooding. hopefully getting better in the day. >> we can show pictures. this really -- september was just a rough, rough time for parts of pennsylvania. yeah, these were the scenes we were seeing a lot of. folks were trying to dry out from the massive flooding earlier this month. they got hit with heavy rains again. friday, it added to a nasty problem for homeowners, businesses, as well. they'll be cleaning up for quite a bit. reynolds, what -- do we have an area of concern this morning? >> one area of concern obviously is what we're seeing there videowise. they've got 630 homes in the region dealing with serious basement flooding which i know to someone saying, oh, flooded basement doesn't seem like a big deal, it's a tremendous deal. that's where mold issues start and ever