we'll talk to an expert, sully sullenberger. and it's a whole new day in this school, a lesson in how to turn failure into excellence. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> smith: good evening. who among us does not spend at least part of the day talking on a cell own? and that is why we're beginning tonight with new questions about a possible health risk. today a new report says cell phones may raise the risk of brain cancer. again, we emphasize "may" because thus far there is no definitive link. but even the chance is reason for concern and reason to ask cbs news medical correspondent dr. jon lapook to explain. >> reporter: an international group of scientists spent the last eight days poring over all available studies on the possible link between cell phone use and cancer. they classified cell phones as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" in the same category as engine exhaust, certain food dyes and the pesticide d.d.t. this means there may be an increased risk but the evidence is not conclusive. >> i'll

. >>> 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.

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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

. >> mitchell: two and a half years after his ill-fated flight captain sully sullenberger sees his planee in north carolina. that story is next. evening, a journey that began on a freezing day in new york two januaries ago ended in the warmth of north carolina today. as kelly cobiella tells us the here degree on was on the way for arrival. >> it looks in good shape until you look underneath in the back where we first struck the water. >> reporter: captain sullenberger has only seen the wreckage of the flight that made him a hero once before in the salvage yard two years ago. >> i was able to get up there and touch the dents. it's one thing to read about it but it's quite another to see up close and personal. i think for a lot of people it will be an emotional experience. >> reporter: for the people who stood on its wings, the plane was a hero, too, staying afloat just long enough for every last passenger to be rescued. many like laura zigg are seeing it for the -- like laura zych are seeing it for the first time that day. >> granted it was two and hey-years later but it's here. >> this i

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 to watch out for as well. also a head's up about lane closures on i-95 in woodbridge, virginia. you can expect delays during the overnight hours between exit 160 and 161 at the river. now two northbound lanes are scheduled to be closed from 9

back in 2009 it made the name chelsey sully sullenberger a household name. now linda so is here to a tell us where the plane is now headed and how you can catch a glimpse. >> reporter: this is really neat. if you are on the road, look out for a huge police he is quarter -- deashes court for -- escort for the plane make its trip to charlotte. it left on saturday after being stored in a warehouse since the crash landing. the massive 120 foot fuselage is transported on the large flatbed truck. it is scheduled to cross the delaware memorial bridge at ten this morning and pass through the baltimore area and head west on interstate 70 and interstate 68 into west virginia. now it's not every day a huge plane gets transported on the road like this. look at that. amazing pictures. yesterday, the plane got stuck for about an hour at a intersection in new jersey because it was too wide to make a turn. and official removed a traffic pole and a fence so the plane could pass through. now we have more information on the plane's journey on abc2news.com. if you go to the mai

. >>> sully sullenberger's plane is on its way to a an aviation museum in charlotte, north carolina. it will head back out on the road later this morning. once it reaches baltimore area, it will head west on i-70 and i-68 into west virginia. it's traveling on a massive flatbed trailer and is ending up on a lot of back roads to avoid overpasses. until now the plane had been in a warehouse in new jersey. the plane ended up in the hudson river in 2009 after a flock of geese knocked out its engines. dramatic picture there. 4:37 is the time. ahead on news 4, police are trying to break down a language to warn people about a rapist on the loose. >>> and a lawmaker sticking up for dancing protesters. for dancing protesters. >>> the man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! >>> take a gander at this. right now a volcano eruption in chile is causing a mess around south america. the entire plume of ash is sending thousands from their hom

the airbus with the 155 passengers and crew survived the wreck that made chelsey sully sullenberger a household name. we understand the plan will -- plane will move 7 miles an hour or the trailer carrying the plane. it will be crossing the delaware memorial bridge around 10 this morning. once the plane reaches the baltimore area, it will head west on i-80 and 68 into west virginia. so if you see it, take time to take a look and admire it. >>> a bit later, people opposed to the state's proposal to hike toll fees will gather at a restaurant figuring out how to stop it from happening a group of workers, fishermen, business people and elected officials are expected to get together around one at lindy's restaurant. just east of the hatem bridge in cecil county. >>> new this morning, volunteers will be restoring poplar islandch the island off the coast of tillman island is is on the eastern shore and it suffered severe erosion lately and is being restored with material that is dredged from the bottom of the bay to keep shipping lanes open. marsh grasses will stabilize the shoreline and figh

tomorrow, captain chesley sully sullenberger who is cbs' new aviation expert, he and his u.s. airway passengers will come together again attending a welcome reception at the museum. >> can you imagine seeing that coming down the highway? >> i know. >> what is that? >> but just a story behind it, and it just really does. >> it was gripping. >> gives me chills. >> i was in new england at the time. and it was cold and i just remember turning on the tv. i was anchoring that night and i went oh, my goodness! you couldn't leave the tv. >> it was incredible. >> really something. >>> 4:45. more airlines waiving baggage fees for those who serve our country. air transsays it won't charge military members who are traveling on active duty orders. american airlines says military personnel will be allowed to have five free checked in bags. this all started when delta charged soldiers returning from afghanistan. the soldiers say delta charged them nearly $3,000 in excess baggage fees. but those days appear to be over. >>> time now 4:45. the mystery behind a massive e. coli outbreak solved. w

. >> 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 frozen in time as it landed in the river. so we're not going to repair any damage that happened in the accident. >> reporter: shawn doors is president of carolina's aviation museum where the plane will have a permanent home. earlier this week some of flight 1549's passengers helped unload everything from emergency exit

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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 in virginia tomorrow before arriving in charlotte by the end of the week. >> it is an impressive sight. >> i guess you could furnish up a picture. >> i suppose you could do that. >>-- i guess you could photoshop a picture. >> clear to partly cloudy skies. >> clear to partly cloudy skies. 61 at the [ male announcer ] baltimore. a city that's been inspiring ideas and innovation since 1729. at bank of america, we live, work and help serve the community here through hundreds of branches and atms. every day,

the jet piloted by captain sully sullenberger is on its way to new jersey.t landed safely in the hudson river after it was hit by a flock of geese in 2009. >>> along the missouri river, it's a nervous wait as floodwaters rise. right now levees are holding, and sandbags are in place in a lot of areas as floods rise toward record levels. hundreds of homes are threatened. in iowa there is word of a levee breach on the missouri river near hamburg, but right now, at least, no reports of injury or damage. >>> expect to hear more expert testimony tomorrow when casey anthony's murder trial resumes. yesterday a forensic scientist testified that a hair taken from the trunk of the defendant's car was similar to that of anthony's daughter caylee. caylee anthony was reported missing three years ago, then found dead. >>> our legal guide discussed the case with our friend richelle carey yesterday. >> the reasonable doubt is overwhelming, and the fact that casey anthony's credibility -- >> wait a second. >> i'm watching the same trial every day, and the fact is, despite wha

. >>> 2.5 years after capital chesley sully sullenberger made the landing.it's making the final trip by land. from a hangar in new jersey all the way to the aviation museum. it's expected to arrive in charlotte today. look at that. >> for us, it's about bringing something home, if you will. >> amazing how they travel there. the jet was carrying 155 passengers and crew from new york and charlotte when it had to make an emergency landing. a water landing in the hudson. it was remarkable. everyone survived. sully sullenburger is still a hero. >>> coming up, the civil rights attorney who says it is time to sue the city of santa clara. >>> that's the center for performing arts this morning. hazy, overcast to start the morning. i think we are going to see summer come next week. we'll check the temperatures, coming up. membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency. with endless possibilities.

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sully sullenberger was forced toland in the hudson river and he did it saving the lives of everyone onrd. >>> southwest airlines jet made an unscheduled stop. >>> and the giants only focus is buster posey. >> it was the home plate crash that turned the whole season upside down for the giants. now there is an apology from the general manager. >>> good morning, westbound 24 off to a pretty good start. heading up to the caldecott tunnel. we will give you another looks at the crowd -- look at the crowding they had. >>> good morning, right now traffic is moving along pretty nicely on highway 4. right here in bay point. however, it's already slow on sections of the commute in antioch and also going to be slow in parts of pittsburgh. 6:26 let's go back to the desk. >>> the cause of a southwest airlines emergency landing in texas turned out to be a false alarm. a fire indicator light came on in the cabin when this plane was flying from orlando to phoenix. there was no fire. that plane landed safely. >>> giants general manager bryan sabean and scott cousins have made peace over the buster posey

in 2009, you will remember captain sully summenberger made an -- sully sullenberger made an emergency landing. the pictures show passengers standing on the wings and waiting for boats and ferries to rescue them. on this trip, the plane will stop for the night in west virginia. >>> a utah dad made his son's trip to school memorable for everyone on the school bus. look at the pictures. this is the final costume of the year and on your screen. dale and his wife -- the 50- year-old son as the bus pulled away. the son was mortified and decided to get creative. every day is a different cost europe, including star wars characters, michael jackson, a giant chicken, and a bride, a mermaid, and also dad liked the variations on the pirate costume. it gave him a chance to play off of his prosthetic legs and that is real. i can imagine right now seeing my son when he was 15. >> yeah. >> and -- college i understand it, this kid loved it by the end of the school year and looked forward to what he was going to do every day. >> yeah. >> kind of reminds me of clinton portis. >> right. >> and had a diff

. >>> the plane that captain sully sullenberger is rolling through the area in north carolina.e is set to cross the delaware bridge, this morning at 10:00 a.m. and then out i-70 through baltimore. the early show begins in six minutes. erica hill standing by to tell us what's coming up at the top of the hour. >>> we're beginning a week long series on the arab summer, the countries, the people, their futures, we kick it off with yemen monday on the early show. >>> she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >>> real quick, we'll start with weather. >> psych! >> 6:58, your seven day forecast, 85 this afternoon, tomorrow 89, isolated storms tomorrow and wednesday afternoon. look at the heat wednesday and thursday, thursday 97 and then we get back to the 80s with afternoon storms to finish the week. now it's time for time saver traffic. >> i'll take it away, 95 southbound at 216 the accident has cleared but we're jammed from 32. so you might still wan

but perhaps crews could have used some help from miracle pilot sully sullenberger, the plane got stucksouth jersey yesterday when it couldn't get around some poles and a fence. crews eventually got it moving. bear alert and thanks to six tranquilizer darts. one wildlife officer's climbing skills a 200-pound black bear is no longer in a colorado tree. here, one of the darts hits mr. bear. the officer climbed the tree to free the bear's leg which sent it to the ground. of course, the officials forgot one thing. a tramp mean. and before we go our top five stuff of the day, number five, the bulls champion series taking away ufc over ncaa rules violations. number four, 1 people are recovering after winds several bounce houses in long island, new york. number three the white house says president obama will order a real drawdown of troops from afghanistan starting next month. number two, planned parenthood asking a judge to block an indiana abortion law that cuts off much of its public funding and number one,. >> this was a big mistake to -- i was embarrassed. i was humiliated. >> trace: cong

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there's sully sullenberger, chef alice waters and in this one, the first lady herself. >>> new tonight at 6:00, a new state law may prohibit you from buying beer and liquor using the self checkout lanes at the grocery store. a senate committee delayed a vote on the measure today. the backers of the bill, including mothers against drunk drivers say young people are abusing the self check systems. retailers disagree and they say there are enough safeguards in place to prevent alcohol purchases by minors. >> this bill is an incremental effort to discourage and prevent kids from purchasing alcohol. is it inconvenient to the rest of us in some way? perhaps. >> unfortunately, youth are getting access to alcohol. they are not getting it through self checkout. that is just not true. >> supporters of the measure say teens are also exchanging information online on how to beat those self service systems. >>> the san jose woman whose body was found dumped in a garbage bag in sunnyvale was laid to rest today in sharp contrast to how she died. as kris sanchez reports, today was how about maria esthe

the airbus with 155 passengers and crew survived that wreck making sully sullenberger a household name and a american hero. it will pass through our area down 95. keep your eyes peeled. >> send pictures if you see it. post them on facebook and let us see what you are seeing. now onto a hot topic. many of you have been talking about this since four this morning when we first posted it. the attack of an elderly greektown woman by a pit bull and it happened friday night. >> this story is sad. the victim's brother-in-law called to tell us she remains at bayview medical center in critical condition right now. in medically induced coma. it happened in the neighborhood friday evening when a 76-year- old woman went outside to get her mail in the 700 block of ponca street. the victim's son-in-law posted an update letting us know she was conscious although the attack has shaken her up. she is in bad shape. dog was taken to animal control and remains in quarantine for the next 10 days. the owner told us that the dog was chained up not only outside but inside the house and so happened to be on the

. >>> two years after the crash of the flight on the hudson, sully sullenberger talks with us. >> andll have an update on the situation in galveston after hurricane ike devastated the region. tourist season is kicking in. >> already hurricane irene season and we are still watching all these tornado and the flooding. >> yes. and they are predicting a rough season, too. >> all right. chris, thanks very much. we'll see you at 7:00. >> have a good show, chris, thanks. >> bye-bye. >>> a tougher crackdown on people who shine lasers at planes. today the faa will announce higher penalties up to $11,000. last year the faa received more than 2,000 reports of planes that were hit by those lasers. studies show green colored laser pointers cause a distracting flash of light and at close range they may cause temporary blindness as pilots' eyes adjust to the flash. >>> and today, twitter will announce a new photo sharing service. according to online reports this new feature will allow users to upload photos directly from the application instead of using an outside service like twit picks or why frog

. >>> well, that famous plane that danville hero pilot sully sullenberger landed in the hudson live -- river two years ago will arrive at its new home today. we're looking -- we're looking at it live. we're following -- we're following camera. it's following the route that tractor-trailer is riding along -- there it is. now, that u.s. airways plane will go on display at the carolinas aviation museum in north carolina. we're trying with the chopper, too. people have been riding along the route. they want to see firsthand this plane as it traveled from new jersey to its final location. >>> this year's ebay on thetion for a power lunch with famous warren buffett could top the bids last year for $2.6 million. the auction wraps up tonight, 9:30. just a couple of minutes ago, the highest ride was $2.3 million. all of the proceeds go to the glide foundation. the winning bidder along with seven friends will have a chance to have lunch/dinner with warren buff -- ware ren buffett -- warren buffett on a mutually-agreed upon date. >>> 7:55. let's check in with sal and see what's happening on the

. >>> 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 conditions around the region. 68 now, no wind at all, the dewpoint is only 60, humidity obviously comes up at neat. the barometer holding steady. 72 at ocean city now. 68 in cumberland. most places in the 60s. once again the dewpoint 60. tomorrow hopefully the dewpoint stays at 60. once it gets to 65 or higher you are going to really feel the humidity. that's what we expect to happen on wednesday and thursday, hot and very humid. 68 in columbia. an appear applies is 7 -- annapolis is 72. the average is now 80 and 58 and the record is 99 in 1925 and 46 back in 1997. right now little wind around here. but tomorrow the winds go back to the southwest. a lot of places out in missouri illinois were 90 to 95, some spots 96, 97 degrees and that is headed in our direction. it's possible that -- a little batch of thunderstorms in chicago. it may bring u

much of the attention surrounding captain sully sullenberger. >> from the outside, i guess it certainly looks in better shape, than when i did my walk around in laguardia before we left that day. but all things considered, i don't think it looks that bad. >> reporter: saying it proves the pilots resilience, and training works. >> that we can take a situation, that seems as if there's no hope, and turn it into a survivable accident. >> reporter: something they hope will inspire others. >>> we're going to tell you about the spectacular site you can see this week on the waters of the san francisco bay. >>> violence on the mediterranean as fishermen, and environmentalists clash over tuna. >>> when i get back, i'll have a specific forecast high for your neighborhood. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy >>> the campaign to protect tuna has gotten violent. >>> heavy rains continue to batter central, and southern china. the flood control office, says the death toll now stands at 94, with another 78 people missing. those numbers will likely climb. more than a million acres of crops have been destro

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we talk with sully sullenberger and passengers about how it still affects their lives. >> i was convinceds. >> what i remember most about january 15th, 2009, is just the surrealness of everything. >> he's going into the hudson. >> it's surreal, but at the same time, it's the most real feeling i've ever had. planes don't land in rivers. ours did. my name is steve o'brien and i was in seat 15c on flight 1549. >> what's interesting is the passengers identify each other of where they were seated on the airplane. that determined what their experience was like that day. >> i was seated in seat 26c. >> mark hood, 2a. >> 26c. >> we were on our ascent out of laguardia. and i just remember this bang. >> so i was looking around. and one of the passengers that was sitting in the window seat in my row said, we're on fire. and i thought, oh, my goodness. >> i really, truly did not realize how severe things were until the captain said, brace for impact. >> it was mentally sad. i have two kids and i was mentally sad that i wasn't going to see them get older. >> i am on this plane and i'm going to die alo

airways jet piloted by chelsea sully sullenberger, struck a flock of geese, lost engine power and landedhe hudson river. the plane is expected to arrive in a week or is with the museum inviting all 155 crew members and passengers to the reception there. >> where are the wings? >> you have to take them off to transport it. i don't remember them having come off. the passengers were standing on the wings. >> it was basically attached. >> people thought it was a movie set, they thought they were filming a scene. >> only in new york can you go to the harbor and be there's a movie out there. >> we're so jaded must be a movie. >> coming up on "american morning," some signs of optimism in the economy. >> john edwards said to have nixed a plea bargain before being indicted. we'll tell you what the dealbreaker was. 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 an

sully's plane, imagine seeing that on the highway, that is the jet that landed on the hudson river and is headed ford a museum in charlotte, north carolina, leaving new jersey over the weekend and captain sullenbergergliding the plane onto the hudson river after a bird strike, 155 people walked away, intact. the museum hopes it will arrive by the weekend, in time for a sold out reception, featuring sully himself. on hand! alisyn: there is a big victory for a high school valedictorian, determined to say a prayer during her graduation speech, a federal judge overturning a ruling, that had banned prayer at her ceremony, and, on saturday, angela hildebrand gave her speech as planned. she joins us as well as the attorney from the liberty institute who sponsored her case. welcome to both of you. >> good morning! alisyn: angela, before we get to how you handled the graduation, this weekend, and, what you said, i want to remind the history to friday. when you were not going to be alloweded to include prayer in your graduation speech. what did you think when you heard the first ruling? >> you know, it was really disappointing to me, and frustrating, that a federal court judge had ruled that i was not going