bryce williams has more on preparations to welcome the candidate to salem. >> reporter: welcome to salemcity that's about to be bustling with activity. >> presidential candidate mitt romney is coming to town. did you know that? >> i did not know that. she just told me this morning. >> reporter: that's why secret service agents and other law enforcement officers were prentsz at cart -- were present at carter machinery. >> we saw security people yesterday looking around. they're supposed to come in again tomorrow and checking everything out and help set up stuff. >> reporter: do you mean the secret service? >> yes. >> reporter: employees say they've been sprucing the place up as they get ready for a very special guest. right now what are you doing to make things look good? >> we're moving stuff around where they're putting the stage up and have places for the people to sit, chairs and stuff. kind of painting some of the buildings and doors and stuff like that to make everything look good. >> reporter: while the romney campaign has not told us why they chose salem and carter machinery, one

harrison road at salem church road. construction blocking from the outer loop, inner loop of the beltway to the dulles toll road, those are shut down. in the process of clearing. outer loop eastbound 66, that ramp is shut down. again, that should be clearing shortly as well. erin and eun, over to you. >>> still to come, the young suspects behind a crime spree in of fluntd neighborhood. >> next, new evidence this morning in the hunt for thatter >>> 14 before the hour. he's already pilinked to murder and sexual assaults. the potomac river rapist is responsible for yet another attack and they hope there leads to a break president dna evidence helped them link to lap rapist to a sexual assault in 1996. a woman was attacked and pushed into a ditch in northwest. all of the attacks came between 1991 and 1998 in montgomery county and the district, including the murder of 29-year-old christine musuon. last year the fbi launched a renewed campaign to find him, using billboards, website and social media. >>> later today members of

. >> william jennings bryan was born in salem, illinois, and moved to nebraska as an adult where he practiced law, ran for congress, served two terms, and became the democratic presidential nomination in 1896. he moved to this home in 1902 with his wife, mary. bob, who is with the nebraska historical society, is down below. my question is, how did they use the home back in 1902 when they first moved here? >> it's an interesting combination of uses. the second floor right up above where you are sitting was the family bedrooms and sleeping chambers. the first floor was meant primarily for entertaining. you can see the wide spaces, the open spaces where they would entertain their friends and the lower level was more of a family area including the dining room and, of course, the office in which we'd seen earlier. >> as you researched the uses of this home and visitors of the home, who would have been here? >> well, there were a number of prominent guests. woodrow wilson being one of them. but a number of social acquaintances as well as political figures would have been visitors to the house. >> w

but there are signs of police bashing the door in to arrest 25-year-old krystle marie reyes at her salemment. reeesswas reeeased from jail after being charged with swindlinggtwo- point-one-million dollars on her oregon tax return. neighbors say she didn't seem rich. the state says she already spent a hundred-and-fifty-thousand dollars. "i'mmsurprised about her two-point-one-million. oh, with it in the fiist place ii unbelievable." unbelievable, because she got the multi-million dollar refund on a visa debit card issued by turbo tax, but not until the , - refunn was personally reviewed and approved by an employee of the department of revenue. "human error resulted in us approving that two- point-onn-million dollar refund." in other words, somebody at the department of revenue goofed big time. "a two-million-dollar return would have been a huge red flag anywhere." revenue committee co--hair vicki berger says an investiggtion is underway to find out how many other fraudlent tax refunds have slipped by the system. "a lot of people use turbo tax. is this beeng used as a cheap tax fraud system

romney in salem, virginia making his case at a campaign stop at a construction equipment company.s talking jobs. the former massachusetts governor spoke about job creation saying obama had failed to deliver. virginia is considered a key battleground state for the fall election, a state obama won in 2008. this is a critical week in the campaign with the supreme court set to rule tomorrow on obama's health care reform. romney is not pulling any pup. s. >> if obama care is not deemed constitutional then the first three and a half years of this president's term will have been wasted on something that has not helped the american people. if it is deemed to stand, then i'll tell you one thing. with have to have a president and i'm that one who will get rid of obama care. >> the president defended his health care reform law during a swing through the south and then he went on at offensive before a crowd in atlanta. the president pounded on romney's record going after him on jobs and the economy. obama accused romney and the gop of giving breaks to the wealthy while ignoring the needs of t

eugene heading up 5, salem to portland this area will be soaked in rain for your morning commute. slow go. views built on the poor side. once we get through northern california southward you're dry, sunny, still very warm around phoenix. that storm system heads out but with a chilly air around. afternoon storms still in the northwest. but at least your morning drive tomorrow will be a lot better today. if you're watching us on knbc 4 in los angeles california in nearby long beach learn how tiny fibers are used by weavers to create elaborate artwork at long beach museum of art. that's your event of the day. >>> "us weekly" report gizelle is expecting baby number two. >>> carrie underwood won the third video of the year award at last night's cmc music awards. >>> tmz reports debra messing is divorcing her husband of 11 years. >> axl rose robbed of three golden diamond necklaces worth $200,000 after a paris guns and roses concert. do you think that's a current picture or is that from forever ago? >> john mayer is not happy with taylor swift over her song "dear john" he told "rolling

verizon. >>> the marion county courthouse, salem, oregon, summer, 2009.in prison for nearly 11 years for a triple murder, had a court date, a hearing on all the points raised in his appeal. a hearing that could end with him getting a new trial, or being sent back to prison for life. >> you think you'll ever get out of here? >> i'm confident i'm going to get out of here. i really am. too many things have happened to go my way at this point to slow it up. >> you think scott cannon's going to walk out of prison a free man like this is some kind of movie? >> i do. i don't even think we're going to have a trial. i think this case is that good. >> but cannon's son mathias who had grown from a young boy into a teenager filled with rage, wasn't so sure. >> you get kind of jaded to things, i guess, after awhile. i'll believe it when i see it. that sounds good. i'm just cautious optimism, i guess. >> family members of the three murder victims were in disbelief that they would soon find themselves back in a courtroom more than a decade after the killings were they t

. >> this is, in fact, the hoffman funeral home in ben salem, pennsylvania.ice originally released this video because they wanted help identifying the suspect. philadelphia police saw this footage and they were like, we know who these guys are. so they showed up at the home of 46-year-old richard smoelda. turns out the other guy is his 22-year-old roommate, daniel kroezer. >> were they trying to sell it, scrap metal? >> that's right. once the police came to their residence, they immediately took them to the place where they had the five-piece furniture set stored under a tarp. and the plan was you sell this for pennies on the dollar for scrap metal. these guys are in police custody and they say felony charges. >> good. they should. ♪ >>> of all these sports blunders, this one definitely has got to be up there on the list. 1986, world series, game six, bottom of the tenth, two outs. >> little roller up along first. behind the bag! here comes knight and the mets win it! >> they eventually go on to win the world series. bill buckner becomes the ultimate ghost of

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. >> reporter: a lot of emotion, a lot of tears, sad, a very salem day. they literally unveiled the plaque just about two minutes ago. you can look up there right there where there were all those bouquets and notes and all that sadness overlooking the crash site here whereas you say, nine people died. 80 people were injured. one good thing that a lot of people are talking about growing out of this is a new influx of money into metro and a new kind of safety culture and the effort, the intense serious effort to try and mike sure that -- make slur that this does not happen again. a lot of families were here. they club the family of general david wurley and ann wurley who were both on that train, both coming back from helping soldiers, veterans in iraq and afghanistan. claire wurley is the sister of general david wurley. what was this like for you to see this plaque unveiled? >> this is a day and has been a day filled with so many emotions. first of all we're mostly very grateful to mayor gray, the administration for continuing to reach out to our family. we

for the group to stay the night when that does not happen they sleep and rv and donated by chicagos salemys this is not just about the block this is about the sacrifice and they have their long road ahead probably more than three months before they make it to los angeles to donate the website project hood dot organization. the news live in santa clara's bella ohio back to you >> major facelift for south side transportation hub turning the 95th red line station more than a place to grab a broad new law as a renewed focus on mathematics education and later doctors at northwestern using technology to share research in real time with counterparts around the world every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and with the money we saved, we took a trip to san francisco. you see, hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so, where to next? how about there?

speaking from salem, virginia, mr.romney said the supreme kurt's decision 0 would not have been necessary if president obama had worked with congress and the states. >> this is a busy week for the supreme court. i think, i think all their work highlights the leadership failures of our current president. if obama care is not deemed constitutional, then the first three and a half years of this president's term will have been wasted on something that has not helped the american people. if it is deemed to stand, then i'll tell you one thing, we're going to have to have the president, and i'm the one going to get rid of obama care, we're going to stop it on day one. >>> facing a volatile political landscape, two long-time lawmakers, two bold-faced names in washington face primary challenges yesterday. chalking up wins for the establishment on both sides of the aisle. in utah it was six-term republican senator, orrin hatch, able to hold off his tea party challenger. he did more than hold off, he won by 34%. avoiding the fate

this is from salem. and they executed her. not only was she a witch, but she was pregnant and didn't have a husband. so she was taken and burned at the stake. now, what stopped that nightmare? religious people. the ministers, the ministers came and said, you are misreading the scriptures. this is an amazing "despotism in america." this basically describes the situation that we're in today. says there's a war coming. there's a war coming because there's a real problem. their problem there was vaifry. this book details american slavery in its worse. tell me these bad things can't happen in america. it's happened. it's happened twice. it just depends. these were witches. these were african-americans. but it doesn't end there. this is a book from 1864. this is at the end of the civil war. this book looks awfully darn familiar. i don't know if you can -- you can zoom in here. look at this picture. does this look familiar? this is the picture of a man who the malnourished who's in prison. does it look like anything we might have see

born in salem, illinois. walk us through the early years and how did he end up in nebraska? >> he was born in 1860, into a world being transformed. the railroad growth, the civil war that followed, 1860-1865. too young to serve in the civil war, and that actually came back to again and again in his public life. he not served in the military and so many men in politics in his period of political activity had served in the military, so he did not have that opportunity. as a young man, instead he ran for the bar, went into practice as a lawyer in lincoln, nebraska, in the 1880s. started his own law firm, a partnership with dolph talbot and practiced basic law in a growing err ban environment in the prairie. and that's when he became active in politics. >> if i could just add, at the time and in many ways still, going to law school was always a good training to go into politics, you always wanted to go into politics, his father, a judge in jill illinois, and his farther helped write the illinois state constitution in the late 1850s, so really politics was in his blood i think, a

. >>> republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, campaigns today in salem, virginia. he will speak at an e-- event at the carter machinery company. the company services an leases equipment, mostly for the coal energy. >>> a new report shows president obama is not tooing as well -- is not doing as well in thed ifing in the silicon valley like he did in 2008. the obama campaign has raised $1.4 million. that is compared to $1.6 million in 2008. romney is behind obama but already ahead of the number that john mccain picked up in may of 2008. >>> several children were rescued during a three-day sex trafficking sweep f locally, authorities arrested 71 people. six juveniles ranging from ages 15 to 17 were rescued. >> it netted 22 arrests in a few hours. in fact one of the -- one of the prostitutes was actually working out of the hotel that we were doing the operation in coincidently. >> now, arrests were made in several bay area cities. all of the children were taken into protective custody and given the resources to keep them off the streets. >>> well, there is a new audiot

frank is joining us, salem, illinois. go ahead, please. the hometown, the birthplace of william jennings bryan. >> caller: yes. we have his -- his birthplace is open to the public -- if you call it that. my question is how much influence did w.j. have in getting his brother nominated in 1924 to be the vice presidential candidate? >> yes, that's the side life people don't really know about. in 1924, the then governor of nebraska -- what's his first name again? it's terrible. i'm forgetting his first name. charles bryan. younger brother of william jennings bryan. was the vice presidential candidate for the democrats, coming out of that tumultuous convention of 1924. was more because of his name than because william jennings bryan, his older brother, pushed him. at that time, william jennings bryan was a very divisive figure in the party, partly because of the klan debate, partly for other reasons. but the bryan name was still sort of -- the democrats hoped would enable him to win a lot of rural votes, especially in the midwest, which they're

the carterear at machinery in salem, and that appearancest there.ops for president obama. will fly to atlanta later this morning for a campaign event. miami fories to another campaign stop. u.s. senator benjamin cardin will testify at a judiciary to band deceptive practices in voter registration ban. criminal penalties for those who create or distribute false endorsements or giving inaccurate information about voter eligibility to. former baylor university basketball player is accused of money fromxtort redskins quarterback robert griffin iii. prosecutors say a 25-year-old hurd printer released information unless he .as paid they arranged for meeting to griffin'sh then the young man was arrested by police. preparations under way for the golft&t national tournament this week at congressional country club in bethesda. is known as the tiger placetournament, taking thursday through sunday,. it is opposed to the local economy. restaurant owners are happy to see the crowds. >> things slowdown in the summertime. by having the tournament here locally, it ke

and this one in salem, oregon, where rachel norris told a reporter "i just want to get a job and be a person." we're going to look at this from several angles tonight. first, anthony mason, our senior business correspondent. anthony? >> reporter: any way you look at them, scott, these numbers were simply ugly. after that winter of strong gains in job growth, those three straight discouraging months suggests the u.s. economy is losing speed. not since may of last year has the economy created so few jobs. and not only were the numbers this may weak, but april was revised down sharply too, from 115,000 jobs created to just 77,000. >> the labor market recovery has essentially stalled. >> reporter: millan mulraine, senior strategist with t.d. securities, says the u.s. economy has looked fundamentally solid. housing has stabilized. consumer confidence and spending are up. >> what has changed over the past month or so is a development of the escalation of the crisis in europe, and i think that's beginning to infect the u.s. economy. >> reporter: just as it did this time last year, hiring has

campaigns today in salem virginia and he will speak at the carter company where he services mostly and will promote energy policies. >>> sal is coming back and knows all about our commute, it is early sal but it is starting to get busy, right? >> we are still waking up on the commute and there are still some things that are nice and light and others are getting more crowded and we will take a look at the toll plaza, metering lights are on and now there is a backup extending and it is a 10 minute delay which keeps getting wars and worse. also the commute looks good in north pound oakland as you pass the coliseum. if you are driving in contra coster county highway 4 is heavy but in pittsburgh it gets better. 6:20 let's go to steve. >>> yesterday it increased about this time and the breeze is about half of what it was and that's all signs and if fact it is still cool, 49 for some locations 49 santa rosa, and there are some 40s in the peninsular and up in the santa cruz mountains and very cool numbers for this time of year. up believably cool, and some upper 30s especially north men soap k

. >> romney in salem, virginia yesterday making his case during a campaign stop at i construction equipment company. the former massachusetts governor spoke about job creation saying obama has failed to deliver. virginia is considered a key battleground state for the fall election, a state that obama won in 2008. now, that may be one reason that romney could be looking to virginia governor bob mcdonnell as a running mate. yesterday on wtop's ask the governor, mcdonnell indicated he might be considered for the gop's vice presidential nominee. he refused to discuss the vp vetting process and referred questions to romney's campaign now that romney is openly vetting candidates. the change in tone suggests he could be one of those in the running. if romney asked, mcdonnell said he would certainly consider t as for the two candidates, expect things to heat up even more tomorrow when that supreme court hands down its decision on health care. >>> theresa sullivan is once again the leader of the university of virginia. yesterday, the board of visitors unanimously voted to reappoint her as president.

presumptive republican nominee mitt romney will make a stop in salem today to talk to the carter machinery made several campaign visits to the commonwealth since may. virginia's considered a critical battleground state in the fall election. >>> president obama kicked off his re-election effort in richmond last month. today, he will travel to portsmouth, new hampshire and boston, massachusetts for some campaign events. the president will stay the night in boston. >>> still ahead, hundreds of thousands of egyptians in cairo's tahrir square are celebrating. the results from the country's first competitive presidential a leaks is next. >>> the day of a guilty verdict, jerry sandusky sits in a pennsylvania trail waiting to be sentenced. this morning, his lawyer is speak out about the case. we are checking headlines next. ththese sweet honey clustery thingngs have fib? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah,

the first girl from west liberty salem to wane track title in more than 20 years. what people there that day will remember won't be her win but the race in which she finished last. >> it was really emotional and people came up to us in tears really moved by what megan had done. >> reporter: you are see after her victory, megan still had the 3200 meters to run, but her emotionally draining win had taken its toll. she was just trying to finish the race when it happened. >> i was coming around the turn, and it was probably about 100 meters left and she was probably about 50 meeters in front of me. maybe a little bit more, a little bit less and i saw her fall. >> reporter: what are macon did next not only limited up another runner but an entire stadium. [ applause ] >> i just kind of didn't think twice about. it i knew i was just going to pick her up and help her out. you work it get to the mete you deserve to finish. i was going make that happen for you no matter what. >> reporter: on megan's shirt is a slogan, part speed, part stamina, all heart. perfectly sums up th

the victim is from ben salem, pennsylvania. outside of philadelphia. today we learned that the two of them traveled to the motel together and the first floor room where the woman's body was found was in his name. news 4 chris gordon will have a full report coming up at 5:00. >>> after a public rallies and closed-door meetings the university of virginia fade has a new president. the college board named an interim president and reached a decision early this morning after a marathon meeting that lasted about a dozen hours. he's been the dane of uva's mcintire school of commerce. he'll replace teresa sullivan who was forced from her job less than two years into the term as the school's president. the board of visitors didn't say why they forced sullivan from her job but it's been suggested because of a lack of outside funds raising. >>> president obama is still at the g-20 summitt but a move he made before leaving for mexico is dominating the political discussion today. it's about immigration. president obama's sudden policy shift on friday has already won

republican candidate mitt romney comes to the old dominion today with a stop in salem.romney brings his campaign to northern virginia with an event in sterling. president obama is warning supporters the gop could likely outspend him in the fall campaign. republican super pacs are currently raising more money than democratic ones. >>> the u.s. scream court handed the state of arizona a partial victory over its highly charged immigration law. bob barnard has the story this morning. >> reporter: many outside the supreme court were anticipating a ruling on the constitutionality of the affordable care act. president obama's landmark health care legislation. that will now come thursday. instead, the justices delivered a partial victory to the state of arizona reserving what governor jan brewer calls the heart of the state's controversial immigration law. >> preys' an every other state's inherent authority to protect and defend its people has been upheld. >> reporter: the court upheld a provision in the arizona law requiring spice police to check the immigration status of some

he will be campaigning in virginia tomorrow with a stop in salem. both president obama and the former massachusetts governor are pushing for every vote possible and there is a good reason for that. a new associated press gfk poll shows one in four voters are still uncommitted. >>> the debate over student loan rates continues in congress. a decision must be reached by saturday or the interest rate will double. we are talking more about this next hour with bob cusack, managing editor of the hill. >>> also making headlines being wildfires continue to rage out west. the flames so dangerous that thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes. >>> we will also check in with talker coming up next. some showers, thunderstorms in the forecast today. fox 5 morning news will be back in a moment. ♪ oh yeah, this is what a weekend getaway should feel like. and does. if you're here that is. feel the fun. feel the hamptonality. see lioutdoors, or in.ight. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the

presumptive republican presidential no, ma'am know mitt romney will be in virginia giving a speech in salemollowed by a stop in sterling tomorrow. >>> a big decision expected from the university of virginia today. board of visit irs will meet this afternoon to finalize the fate of the school's recently ousted president. earlier this month, it was announced that theresa sullivan would resign in august due to philosophical differences. since then, the students being faculty and alumnae are rallied in support of result van -- sullivan calling for her reinstatement. statement. we will talk about that in- depending more at 7:00 with a "washington post" reporter. >> it is just a story that keeps growing. it certainly has legs, as she say. >>> when you think of museum food, what kind of food come to mind? >> i think caesar salads and wraps if they're diagnose a good job scwo maybe some nachos, throw in a hot dog. easy being quick. >> easy and quick. >> perhaps not terribly i would say gourmet. >> but the smithsonian is proving diapers diaper -- diners wrong and in a very tasty way. where you can b

salem church road. still have all of your lanes blocked in this area. traveling a i long i-66, not so bad. i can tell you your volume is increasing. no accidents to report right now. pretty clear past fairfax county parkway, 61 miles per hour heading to the beltway. on over to you. >> thanks so much. >>> bringing a vegas style casino to potomac could soon a reali reality. news4's megan mcgrath is live there with what we can expect. >> good morning. on a flurry of high level meetings and word that national har bon will make a big announcement today. looks like las vegas style gambling is one step closer to coming to prince george's county. later today the governor will meet with the folks from mgm, the largest casino operator in has ray vegas. michael bush already had a similar meeting. it's not a done deal. the governor would have to call a special session. maryland lawmakers would have to pass legislation. and ultimately maryland voters would have to approve the deal. if it does go forward though, this would be the sixth casino site approved in marylan

he read those comments in salem, virginia as part of a two-day visit to the state. this is 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> mitt! mitt! >> thank you. thank you for that introduction. look at those pieces of equipment. i want to see them working. this is a busy week for the supreme court. it i think all their work highlights the leadership failures of our current president. when he was running for office, he said he would make his first priority in his first year to reform our immigration system to make it work for the american people and for those who want to come here illegally. -- legally. he had a democrat house, democrats senate. he did nothing. why? the supreme court had to step in because states had to step in. states looking to find a way to solve the problem that he did not address. now, the supreme court has looked at it and we are left with a bit of a -- and the president failed to lead. [applause] instead of focusing on immigration and the economy, he focused on obamacare. >> boo! >> as you know, thesupre

romney spent time in salem, virginia, yesterday. the commonwealth is a crucial swing state. the poll shows president obama leading in virginia by 2 1/2 points. >>> the president is hitting the road next week and is taking a campaign trip to talk with voters there. and that trip begins on thursday and that is the president's first bus tour. focusing on the two key battleground states. he won both in 2008 and they in play for sure for november. >>> and the supreme court is expected to hand down the ruling tomorrow. the biggest issue is what is known as the individual mandate, where individuals are required to buy some sort of health insurance. the court could uphold the bill entirely, strike down the mandate only or strike down more than the mandate. no matter what, republicans say that they will repeel the whole thing. >> there are profound constitutional reasons the president's healthcare ought to be struck down. but, there are also profound economic reasons the house has to repeel it. and if the supreme court doesn't see hit to -- fit to rule it unconstitutional, house repu

identified as 26-year-old danielle melman of ben salem, pennsylvania. sources say she was stabbed several times. delaware state police put out this photo of the man believed to be the suspect, this 26-year-old from wilmington, delaware. as the summer season begins dewey beach is filled with young adults. >> everyone is talking about it, like the entire town is kind of scared and especially people that are visiting right now. >> everybody's talking about how crazy it is. it's never happened in dewey before. >> news4 learned this may not have been random. the sources say victim and suspect were acquaintances and they arrived the day before the murder in the same car and were staying in the same motel room which was registered in the name of the suspect. >> at the police department we're doing our best to ensure the safety to all of our visitors and our residents and make sure everyone comes here and has a wonderful time and goes home. >> this evening, delaware state police are no longer looking for the suspect. they tell us, he's dead. his body was found

he is a nationally syndicated radio talk show host with the salem radio networks author of "still theis back with us. it's the mentality of obama-biden. about how they view america. this comment by joe biden is revealing. watch this. >> i know literally barack and i talk about it. neither one of us have any shot of being in the position that we are in, same with our wives who are both wives that are smarter than both of us.s. literally, incredibly accomplished women would not have had any chance without some help. >> sean: none of us would have any shot, what is he talking about? >> this is the belief of the left. without this belief there is no left. without us there is no government. that is it. to think anyone got anywhere in human history prior to government -- >> without government. >> astonishing thing. how did lincoln get anywhere? this is the belief. women wouldn't get anywhere, blacks wouldn't get anywhere, hispanics wouldn't get anywhere. only white heterosexual males would get somewhere. >> he's from illinois. >> sean: a couple of this -- the private sector is doing fine. i

both -- salem later this afternoon both candidates are expected to spend a lot of time in virginia. it is a key battleground state in the fall election. >>> big vote tomorrow university of virginia, the board will consider reinstating the out going president theresa sullivan a crowd of 1500 people gathered last night to show support students and faculty say sullivan was asked to resign without reason. governor mcdonald sent the board a letter friday demanding they take final action by tomorrow or he will ask for the entire board's res ignace. one board already stepped down. >>> motion hearing for the army private accused of the biggest government leak in u.s. history. this military person, manning is accused of giving tens of thousands of secret document about wars in iraq and afghanistan to the wikileaks. >>> the most serious charge is aiding the enemy an offence that carries life in prison. >>> cheers in egypt this morning where the country's president elect is hard at work putting together his team and new government. hundreds of thousands once again gathered but this time for a

. >> reporter: buoyed by more than 1,000 supporters in salem, outside roanoke, obama offered to takehite house and offered preview of the supreme court ruling on the healthcare law. >> if obamaary is not deemed constitutional then the first three-and-a-half years of the president's term will have been wasted on something that has not helped the american people. if it's not -- if it is deemed to stand, then i'll tell you one thing, we will have to have a president and i'm not one that will get rid of obamacare and we will stop it on day one. >> reporter: also, romney spoke on camera for the first time about the high court ruling monday in which justices struck down some part of the arizona controversial immigration law and demanded the rest to a lower court for further review. >> what we are left with is a bit of a muddle. but but know that the president failed to leave. >> noontime event at the machinery for construction vehicles designed to give romney new forum to tk about the job creation. the obama-biden campaign is hardly ceding that terrain. >> we don't need outsourcing pioneer

republican candidate mitt romney will be in salem, virginia later today. he'll speak at the carter machinery company. the presumptive nominee will be talking jobs and the economy on his visit there. >>> president obama was in boston last night. he attended a fund-raiser at boston symphony hall. the president criticized mitt romney's plans for the economy saying it was a quote, a commitment to outsourcing. the president will campaign later today in atlanta. >>> teens are getting better at fooling their parents. a study from the internet security company mcphee finds 17% of teens hide their internet activity from parents. still, nearly half of parents believe they're in control when it comes to monitoring their teen's internet access. they also believe their teens tell them everything they do online. so how are the parents getting fooled? 53% of teens clear their browsing history. 46% close or minimize their browser. 34% hide or delete ims and videos while 23% just use a computer their parents don't check. >>> facebook making some of its users unhappy again.

. >> we were in west salem, we were in altoona, we were in stevens point, and now we're here in the south side of milwaukee. we're not conceding any vote anywhere across the state of wisconsin. i'm here tonight to ask for your vote to move wisconsin forward. >> it's like a heavyweight boxing match. and in this corner we have scott walker with his millions and millions of dollars of out-of-state dollars, and in this corner we have tom barrett and he's got you. that's who he's got. >> the public is caught in the middle. if there are undecided voters, from what i'm told 0, then they are folks like this. they may like some of walker's reforms but they simply don't like walker and his tone or style. last night he argued it's those reforms they should focus on not him. >> there's a lot of voters out there, a lot about the voters out there kind of scratching their heads wondering what this recall is all about, right? because it's certainly not about the things they said it was about last fall. i mean, think about it. they don't talk about reforms anymore. why? because they're working. >> remembe

. >> a check of the toll free number given to call traced to a medical office in salem, oregon.n we called it the answering machine made it clear the scam was still in operation. >> thank you for calling dea department. for officer pinot dial extension 2235. >> when jessie was on the phone the agent suggested there was a way to make the whole thing guy away but the call dropped out and the phony agent never called back. >> i was hoping he meant i could pay a fine and it never dawned on me it would be a scam. >> jessie and andrea never lost any money and never heard back from any of the fake agents. the dea has a word of caution four any one who gets a call like they did. >> if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck does not sound right hang up and call immediately you are dealing with bad people. >> that was craig wahl of fox affiliate wfld chicago reporting. the drug enforcement agency set up a hot line. they can't you to call and report it if it happens to you. 1-877-792-2873. if you even suspect it pick up the phone and call that number. >>> union rags fighting from behin

. >> today mitt romney will make a stop in salem, virginia. virginia is one of those states where those new obama ads are scheduled to air today. >>> making news now, just about 5:51, wildfires blazing across colorado. the waldo canyon fire started over the weekend. at first prompting more than 11,000 evacuations. some of those evacuees have been allowed to return to their homes, even though the fire is only 5% contained. it's one of eight major wildfires in the state. >>> a michigan mother is crediting the family's black lab with saving her youngest son's live. she found 14-month-old stanley floating in their pool with dog bear standing underneath him. stanley wasn't breathing but regained consciousness and doctors found no water in his lungs. both the boy and his dog are okay. >> that's amazing. this one is adorable. a california homeowner captures this amazing video of a bear cub inside her garage. take a look at this. apparently the cub -- oh, my god, he's on a ladder. he climbed on top of the garage tracks thinking -- maybe thinking it wa

the first girl from west liberty salem high school to win a state track title in more than 20 years. >> just to be able to achieve something that you've worked all your life for. that's a really good feeling and you can't probably put it into words. >> reporter: but what most people will remember won't be that win but meghan's final race of the day. after winning the 1600 meters, she ran in the 3200 meter race just under two miles, when she noticed fellow runner arden had fallen on the last lap. >> i was coming around the turn, and it was probably about 100 meters left, and she was probably about 50 meters in front of me, maybe a little bit more, a little bit less, and i saw her fall. >> reporter: vogel then guided mcmath, carrying her across the finish line ahead of vogel herself. >> i just kind of didn't think twice about it. i knew i was just going to go help and help her out. you deserve to finish no matter who you are. i was going to make that happen for her no matter what. i knew she would do the same for me. i was going to do that for arden. >> what a sweet girl. meghan vogel

in the 23-plus years that he's led salem missionary baptist, that church has grown from 100 to 4,500 in that congregation. beyond the pulpit, reverend hayes is active throughout our community. he's been past chaplain of the sheriff's department, director of the statewide minister's commission and currently board of education advisory board, to name just a few. i'm honored to have him in washington, d.c., with me today. him, his wife, beverly, is with us today and is his daughter, sheena, and his two grandsons, benjamin and bashon. reverend, thank you for your prayer today. thank you for your ministry every day, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? mr. wilson: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. wilson: madam speaker, the bureau of labor statistics an

let's waste no time and take our viewers live to salem, virginia, just northwest of roanoke.ee is just getting ready to speak to supporters at the carter machinery company. carter sells and services huge caterpillar construction vehicles, earth movers, harvesters, asphalt distributers and the like, and it will serve as a forum for governor romney to talk about job creation. he has not yet begun speaking, as you can see, we'll check back once that's underway. this event will provide the governor with an opportunity to speak on camera for the first time about yesterday's supreme court ruling on arizona's immigration law, addressing a group of latino elected officials last week romney promised to enact a, quote, long-term solution to the nation's immigration problem. after yesterday's supreme court decision, however, it was romney's spokesman who faced the candidate's traveling press corps. >> arizona, like many other states in this nation, have taken it upon themselves to craft policies for their own states. the governor has said repeatedly that the states are a laboratory of d