today this garden and memorial is another reminder of middletown's pain. at a local diner nearly everyone has some connection to those who died on 9/11. including victor amato, who welcomed the news of bin laden's death. >> i was thrilled. it was the best news i've heard this years. >> reporter: but mary lou byrd says the pain of losing brendan and rosanne will never go away. >> we have our entire lives to continue without them with us. and that won't change with bin laden's death. >> reporter: reflections from one family and one town, still coping with loss, one day at a time. rehema ellis, nbc news, middletown, new jersey. >>> and in the light of this raid overseas, in the light of the news we've been covering, we'll be back in just a moment with a look inside u.s. special forces from someone who's been there. ec >>> there is a lot of attention being focused right now, for good reason, on u.s. special forces, especially the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. they took the lead in this attack. and when they're not working, they're famous for undergoing the toughest tra

among those who died were 37 residents from middletown, new jersey.stone has more. >> ten years later, it's a good feeling. >> >> reporter: mark made visiting this memorial the first stop in honor of his best friend killed on 9/11. >> it was such a shame what happened to him. >> >> reporter: bob who aided recovery efforts in ground zero came here after dropping his first grader, joe, at school. >> he goes, dad, they captured the bad man, bin laden. i said, yes, joe, they did. he said it was like he was the president of the bad guys and they got him. >> but for this widow, the story is far more knew answers. >> did it stir up old emotions. >> absolutely. i'm battling all day today of how do you feel? it's very exciting. at the same time it's drumming up a lot of emotion that you've been learning how to live with. >> reporter: cbs news first met susan bussey after 9/11. she encountered the heart breaking final phone call she had with her husband patrick trapped in one of the towers. >> he had just said to me that the -- there's so much smoke that he cou

and also middletown and middletown valley here finding a mix of sun and clouds. the breeze is blowing. a decent day of weather and dry. one renegade shower north of carlisle, pa. that's it. the winds have been 5-10. not a big factor for us. temperatures in the mid 70s today. i think tomorrow we add a good 5, 7 degrees on top of this. end up in the low 80s tomorrow afternoon. one exception further north, the showers set to arrive a little earlier. i think planes like new windsor temperatures closer to the upper 70s and the earlier risk of rain north and west. baltimore south and east is going to take later into the afternoon and evening even to see much rain, i think. so here is the next weather system on the way. these showers overrunning the cold front back through much of the midwest. southern illinois, back over to indiana. front pushing in, overrunning moisture and cooler air will push out the warm air mass that we'll be enjoying tonight and into the day tomorrow. again another shift in the weather. a cooldown with showers on the front end of this thing. agai

heard from greg up in middletown 92 there. it will cool down today. no doubt about it. a lot of 50s here. that 61 is in buchanon. that is influenced by the wind. there is a south, southwest in fairfield. there is fog starting to fill in on the coast as a strong system for may begins to move in. that will usher in a northerly breeze. it will take another day before it lifts and goes over the coastal hills. today 5-15 degrees cooler. yesterday we topped out a lot of upper 80s and low 90s. we will see temperatures sliding into the upper 60s. today fog filling in on the coast. it will be sunny inland but temperatures will be coming down. i did a couple 80s here. antioch and brentwood. 50s and 60s closer to the coast. 70s as well. couple 80s near gilroy. 50s and 60s on the coast. fog, sun, cooler weather. really cool as we go into sunday. >>> another american idol contestant has been sent home. >> the person going home tonight is jacob. >> 23-year-old jacob lust received the fewest viewer votes last night. there are four left. including james durbin. the next american idol w

. >> reporter: traveling on the harrisburg expressway, all clear between middletown road heading southboundards the beltway. as we look here at 95 and baltimore county at 195, this is on the southwest part of the county look pretty good make your way northbound and southbound. no reported problems in baltimore county or howard county on the 95 corridor. coming out of harford county, 59 south at route 24, we do have reports of a deer carcass affecting one of the left center lanes. crews are heading out there to get that cleared but keep an eye out for that. the overhead height center is not functioning-side the harbor tunnel. they have signs alerting drivers to the fact. keep that in mind. i believe the height restrictions are at 13 feet 6 inches so just keep that in mind as you go down there. charley, back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> health alert on this tuesday morning. it seems the family that eats together is healthier together. a new study find families who share family meals three or more times a week are healthier. kid whose family ate together were 12% less likely to be overweight a

one little shower there, right west of frederick, middletown. it's not a big deal.moving to the northeast. in that region, we're going to get wet in the next 15 to 20 minutes. baltimore, washington. probably at least a few more hours before any of that stuff down in virginia could make it this way. we'll see a little rain tonight. tomorrow look like a nice day. but on mother's day, maybe some more of this action for the forecast coming up. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. >>> a new development in the case of a maryland woman found dead on an eastern shore farm. mary is in the newsroom to explain who is facing murder charges. >> reporter: prosecutors have just charged leroy wilson, jr., with killing lindsay kristeno. she was found dead on a farm. police arrested wilson two days later when he crashed kristeno's stolen car. he also faces carjacking and robbery charges. he's being held without bond for a preliminary hearing june 2nd. >> the state's attorney says wilson was homeless and recently lived in cordoba. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and killing 11-year

middletown lake county inch and three quarters. mt. diablo almost two inches as weapon. st. helena over an inch. lexington reservoir .67. and santa rosa .64. still a few hanging out. there were a couple by the pass but those are ending. and almost everything else starting to fall apart especially towards santa cruz mountains. still a couple showers just around 40s and low 50s. temperatures will be very cool here for a while. then start to warm up. the ridge is right there. that will be in for thursday and friday to warm you up. a little warmer. today though we get rid of a lot of rain and clouds and then tonight it will be clear and cold. some morning rain that's ending. then mostly sunny, partly cloudy, but cool and breezy. and that will be out of the northwest. with the showers ending highs struggling still mid to upper 60s for a few. lot of upper 50s close to the coast. some of that cloud cover and shower activity will hold onto santa clara valley. slightly cooler there. a cold morning. warmer friday but does look like a cool down especially on sunday as we go into the we

middletown lake county our observe .82. that's good rain for this time of year. napa a third inch. sfo .05 to a tenth of an inch. this didn't want to visit the peninsula. maybe today they'll pick up more. today more rain, cloudy, cool showers ending tonight and tomorrow. it will still be cool. end of the week will be better but not that warm. we'll see some upper 60s and lower 70s. but there's sign of another cool down by the weekend. next system coming in there's not a lot to it, but it's still developing and sweep in. you can see the last few frames right here. come on. right there start to move in later. we're just kind of in a gray dreary pattern with occasional rain tenth of an inch to another half inch is possible. 15 to 30-mile per hour gusts. 50s to 60s. light rain beginning to pick up on the peninsula especially on skyline. nothing too heavy but showing itself from the santa cruz mountain. one system moves out. another one has to drop in. after that we'll see some better conditions. cloudy, more rain off and on. breezy, really cool though with highs only in the upper 50s f

they putting people back to work and growing their operation, but they're helping our seniors in middletown, new port and bristol to live independently at the same time. i congratulate james sylvester, the recipient of the u.s. small business administration 2011 phoenix award for small business disaster recovery. mr. sylvester was recognized for his efforts to rebuild his business while helping his community recover as a volunteer firefighter following the april, 2010, floods in rhode island. i commend these small business owners for their great contribution to rhode island's economy and pleased to honor their work. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 754. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 264 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of

middletown, 80. napa .3. st. helena .23. mount de -- diablo almost .61. some heavier amounts up along the skyline but nothing too outrageous. you bring in the cold air and that will squeeze out mere available moisture. .to .5. it's cold out there. 15, 30 miles an hour. 50s or os. live stormtracker starting to light up. for a while, it was feignly -- mainly confined to the mountains. in north bay trying to pick up as that system inches closer below. cloudy, more rain really cool on these temperatures with breezy conditions. 50s and low 60s. again, some of these temperatures inland are close to 20 degrees we low average for this time of year. cloudy light rain will continue. decreasing on wednesday. it looks better thursday and friday. it's showing signs. mother nature may be paying another cooler visit by weekend. >> okay. thank you. >>> turning tragedy into change. how the devastated parents after little girl killed by a teenaged driver are taking action to help others. >>> also -- the big rumor this morning. it involves the glamour out first lady of fran

we've had reports lakeport, middletown, and into ukiah. no doubt about it.he pattern is changing and it will continue to do so as that system swings in. the south bay had a little bit of sun there but the clouds are starting to roll in now, the rain line will be about sfo, oakland, it doesn't mean somebody south can't get some. the system has a lot unstable air behind it. so possibility of a shower or a thundershower. for us, cloudy skies, rain, mainly to the north bay, but windy at times, cooler temperatures, 50s and 60s. when antioch is only 68. that tells you we're on the cool side. a break witness thursday, but clearing and breezy, not very warm. maybe some rain to the north. saturday looks okay. a very windy and cool pattern. >>> a muni driver is the target of a strange attack, the passenger demand that led up to the violence. >>> and the search has yet to get underway for the missing 15- year-old danville girl. we're live at the command post with the latest details. >>> why witnesses to an overnight oakland fire are singling out a police officer for hi

i said he is the secretary of the navy, the guy who lives in middletown. he didn't know who he was.and a lot of those funny stories have happened with ford. so he is a favorite of mine but i am biased. i am very biased. i thought kennedy didn't have enough time in office but i think he was very charismatic and a lot of people from my generation got a lot of inspiration from him. i think there were so many who you can look to who have different qualities in different areas that you try to emulate or try to respect or at least even fall in love with. there are many many people on the local level who were he rooms -- heroes to me who have done jobs you have never heard of. people who make decisions and who were very honorable. i also have people. i will never forget, i don't know if i can tell this in front of c-span. in 1979 i was very interested in passing an antique discrimination ordinance that would bar discrimination against minorities. we didn't have one on the book so i wanted to push it through. to show you political correctness. i got everybody on board to do it. how could yo

middletown, new jersey lost more people on september 11 than any other single town except new york city. they went off to work, not understanding that this evil was at play, that mr. bin laden was plotting just the most dastardly thing you could imagine. america's military and intelligence services demonstrated why they are known as the best in the world. bin laden's removal was not the end of the threat of terrorism against the united states. but his death represents a crip willing blow to the organization responsible for these many attacks over the last 13 years. it really is appropriate that we congratulate president obama and the dedicated and brave members of our military and intelligence services for acting as they did. the president showed that he understands intelligence efforts and military operations. and the special forces showed that they have the skills and equipment like no others. the hunt for zawahiri and other al qaeda leaders will continue. i suspect that the information gathered in the assault on bin laden this week will speed that search. i spent a number of years on