pennsylvania not far from wilmington. >> andrew wyatt painted a picture of this in 1968. >> reporter: so far he's done eight wyett inspired bird houses. compare this painting with tom burke's. >> this event on christmas morning, the thing was brought in. i first i didn't know what the hell it was. >> reporter: it was, of course, a bird house. andrew wyeth's last gift to his son jamie before he died. jamie took it to his home in maine to remind him of his home in delaware. jamie wyeth has painted lots of birth houses which to him resemble doll houses. >> it's an extension that grown-ups can have a doll house. but it's for the birds, of course. the birds have an abode and aaddress. >> reporter: yes, of course. whrook way up there.

a 16-year-old junior from wilmington, delaware, came up with a substitute date.a reynolds with her date which is a calculator in a tuxedo. gina is a student at a technical school. she's very close with her calculator. it's a texas instruments 84 plus silver edition. they call it the quarterback of calculators. she did very well for herself. here now live very skype from her home in wilmington we have regina reynolds. hello, regina. how are you? first of all would you like to introduce us to your prom date? >> certainly. he's right here. his name is ti. he brought me flowers. >> jimmy: do you your parents know that you're alone together in the house? >> actually, they're sitting off to the side right here. >> jimmy: okay, they're chaperoning the event. i have to say the thing i found most remarkable is i didn't realize that students still use calculators. >>al our school, we are really dependent on our calculators to the point that we call people calcaholics. when they're really, really obsessed with the calculator. when you leave your calculator at home, you need

visibility down to 7 at the airport. 5 in dover. 5 in wilmington. the numbers will fall during the course of tonight. so fog certainly in the forecast. dough have a warm front stationary sichu ated south of the city. and then we'll see more sunshine and we bank on that coming into play by tuesday. so 66 here in baltimore. 70 in morgantown. into the 70s in the north carolina coastline. but look at the heat down to the south. west memphis just a shave off 90 degrees. and there are scattered showers out there right now. down to the south, you notice around say just to the south and west of washington, d.c. there is a steady band of showers that will move into anne arundel county, so tomorrow morning's commute could see patches of heavy rain. it is not a washout for the morning commute but a couple of steady showers could move into your direction. you go out to west and we talked about this at the top of the show, look at the gusty showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis down to kansas city, wichita, there is clean- up going on tomorrow afternoon and

we start in wilmington, north carolina. look what they are doing with this bucket and watch what comes out. >> what is in there? >> snakes. it is a snake. not poisonous. this snake is a little sassy. >> what is he doing? what is in his hands? >> this officer is trying to get the snake into the bucket. i think it is the thing they write tickets on and he is using it to corral the snake. it is acorn snake. all you have to do is grab is behind the head and take it wherever you want to go. >> here is the thing, it was found inside of the cape fear surfing surfing-tarium. >> it is an escapy. >> it isn't. they turned it over. they were like it isn't ours. this video was captured by wect. when i found this video, i was surprised because it said we caught something on our surveillance cameras. watch the left corner of the screen. >> i love that the spider tries to spin its web in front of the surveillance camera. >> the nieber looks giant gl and like he is made out of light will you bes. >> the guy that posted this is a wedding vid

. >> host: shane is in wilmington, delware, shane, this is booktv on c-span2. you're talking with author eric deegans. >> caller: so happy to get on c-span after seven years of trying. >> host: you're william. >> caller: yeah, seven years of trying. but the author, i have to thank you for this because i was listening to cnn when they talk about they dark skin, and i'm a retired teacher and i used to hear those comments in the faculty lounge or going through see dee segregation, they would say, oh, the city kid, and you knew exactly what meant. and fit i have to calm myself down. and then try to figure out a way to introduce the concept without them feeling attacked. but you had a previous caller that said something to the effect of, if white folks could put white folks in check, because the white folks can't hear it from black folks. something about that dynamic that just won't work. unless you have had an opportunity to build a friendship, and that is so hard to do because the gulf between the cultures seems to be getting greater. but i certainly do appreciate

in wilmington, new york, they are digging out from a sunday storm that dumped three feet of snow. in san antonio, texas, weekend flooding caused by strong storms is receding. three people were killed there. and the national weather service warns that parts of kansas and nebraska could see severe thunderstorms this evening and possibly tornadoes. one week after the tornado that damaged 12,000 homes in moore, oklahoma, the city has turned its attention fully to recovery. rebuilding will not be easy, but the people of moore will not be doing it alone. vinita nair explains. >> reporter: joe malo woke up outside a church parking lot this morning but is headed to a work site today. he's got bricks to move and heirlooms to find, sifting through masses of rubble. >> this bible has photos and letters in it. >> reporter: why the did you come? >> i came because i know what being a part of something like this feels like and e know it's an amazing thing to do and i wanted to experience that. >> reporter: the carpenter drove 24 hours from new york city just to help out in moore, but if you thin

i went to -- they flew me to wilmington, north carolina, and out in a field they built the entrance of you know, we have one in l.a. it's already there. >> jimmy: why did they do that? >> i don't know. is it that cost effective to build the chinese theater in a cow field? >> jimmy: it can't possibly be. if only there was an executive producer watching over this. >> i know. >> wre shot in florida and north carolina and all over. >> and there will not be a fourth iron man? >> you haven't seen the movie yet. >> jimmy: tomorrow night. >> you before robert come in but after i come in. it's really scary. as you hand that off, you know, you put so much work and blood and sweat and you try so hard and you're proud of what you've done and now someone is taking it across the finish line. they did a wonderful job. i'm very happy. i can rest easy now. i think everybody is going to enjoy it. it's a lot of fun. there you go.hg5 "ironman" opens friday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get email that lets you share, organize and stay up-to-date like never before. [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you'

from her home in wilmington we have regina reynolds. how are you? to your prom day? >> certainly. he's right here. his name is ti. he brought me flowers. >> jimmy: do you your parents know you are alone in the house? >> they are sitting off to the side here. >> jimmy: they are chaperoning the event. i have to say the thing i found most remarkable is i didn't realize that students still use calculators. >> at our school we are really dependent on our calculators to the point that we call people calcaholics. if you leave it at home you need it for every class. you out of luck. >> jimmy: this is a much smarter school than the one i went to. was the calculator the only inanimate object you asked to the prom? >> he was the first one. >> jimmy: how did you happen upon this idea? >> basically i was joking around with my friends and i said if no one asks me to prom i'm taking my call collator and the day started approaching and nobody was asking me. so they forced my hand, really. and i -- i wasn't really sure if i would follow through with it and my friend

today's opening prayer will be offered by rabbi michael beals, congregation beth shalom this wilmington, delaware. the guest chaplain: let us join together in prayer. let us join together in prayer. ribbonolam -- master of the universe: we send our first words of prayer to the residents of moore, oklahoma. may it be your will that those who are missing be found alive and be cared for. send comfort to those who have suffered loss -- and, with the help of those gathered here, send the resources required to rebuild. eternal our god, you commanded us to care for the widow, the orphan, and you commanded us to care for -- so appropriate today -- the stranger in our midst. thank you for giving our nation these esteemed united states senators to help us, as a nation, fulfill the command to care for the most vulnerable in our midst. into each of these honorable united states senators you have implanted your divine spark. help these senators, your humble servants, find a way of working together, for the common good. in doing so, may they thus take their individual, holy, inner lights and join the

i'd say from the mid-atlantic, norfolk, wilmington, the carolinas into parts of south texas and, of course, eastern florida so jacksonville going to be in the thunderstorms, as well. so severe weather potential that continues today. it would be mostly damaging wind and hail but, remember, lightning, one of the bigger killers too. i'll be back with the nation's forecast but for now dan and bianna. >>> prince harry is waking up in the mountain time zone. here he is at a cocktail party in colorado. last time he was in this part of the world it got wild. there was that lost weekend in vegas but this time around things are very different and abc's lama hasan usually in london is on this side of the pond covering the story. >> yes, good morning to you. great to see you. it's a treat to be here so thank you for having me. >>> day three on the prince's tour in denver, colorado. all eyes have been on harry to see what he gets up to and if he misbehaves i can safely say apart from unleashing the charm, it's been all business. prince harry's tour of america headed out west, his latest stop, denver, c

joe from wilmington, delaware. >> i appreciate that, joe.ill always get it here as far as i can get it to you. and if i don't know, i'll tell you. from maryland. >> dan, i'm withholding his last name from california. >> i know what's going on, dan. it's almost impossible to believe. finally tonight the factor tip of the day, as we reported last week, there is morning 1700 military folks who was lost limbs or are paralyzed as a result of the war on terror. we are trying to get all of them, all of them, high-tech track chairs. some viewers have already stepped up with contributions. we recently received a letter. >> you can reach steve and the fund at independencefund.org. factor tip of the day. we are working on something else that will help our amputees and paralyzed veterans. i hope i can pull it off. not easy. please check out the fox news website. different from billoreilly.com. also we would like to you spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town, name and town if you wish to opine. brand ne

like a lot of your families, we moved to wilmington, delaware. he said i will he back a year. he came on every weekend. he found a good job. he brought us down. on that time on, my brothers and my sisters, my dad would use phone expression -- a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. it is about your respect. your sense of your self-worth. i do not think those guys understand that. it is not just a paycheck. it is about who we are. it is not being able to hold your head up. you do not have to care for your family. you can't do that without being able to make a decent wage, with a decent standard of living. van slowly pushed in the beginning to bring manufacturing back home. we created 500,000 more manufacturing jobs over their injections -- objections. [applause] there are six and a thousand high-tech jobs in america that remain open today. we do not have the trained personnel for them. jim'ss why with leadership, we have been out there making businesses with community colleges and they tell us what you need. there is a great big new plant up in mich

administration whether it be the internal revenue service with the abuse of power, benghazi an 8 month story wilmington this makes did. >> bill: this makes it worse. >> only worse because we he found out about it. >> bill: how could we not find out about it? she is in charge! >> you you remember the modified limited hangout from the nixon days where they give you a little piece to keep you away from the main event. this administration is doing exactly that right now in my opinion. >> bill: lou you dobbs. directly ahead, do the folks really care about all of the scandals going on in washington? the factor takes to the streets to find out. >> i work and eat and go to the gym. >> i haven't been following along too >> bill: new poll from gallup asks how closely americans are following the scandals if washington. on the irs deal, 54% are watching it. 46% are not. on benghazi, 5 abou 53% followt closely. 46% don't care very etch. we decided to take a factor is survey on the streets of new york city and certainty producer dan bank to get opinion. >> what do you think about the latest that has been going on wi

general's office has filed a complaint against a former abortion doctor for negligent conduct at the wilmington> i would be quite surprised if there was not a gosnell in every large american city. >> reporter: several pro choice groups contacted did not respond to e-mail or phone requests. however, following the guilty verdict in the gosnell trial, planned parenthood released a statement praising his conviction making it clear that we must have safe access to legal abortion and reject misguided laws that would limit women's options and force them to seek treatment from criminals like kermit gosnell. at least 79% of abortion clinics are in urban areas dominated by african-americans. while blacks make up if 13% ofe population, they account for 30% of the 1.2 mill abortions annually. bret? >> lauren, thank you. >>> the tsa is no longer using x-ray body scanners that show physically revealing images of travelers. the congressionally mandated deadline to get rid of them is today. the tsa will continue to use machines that employ radio frequencies instead of x-rays at security checkpoints. >>> a demo

citizenship is placed on your birthplace or parentage, ted cruz's mother was born and raised in wilmingtonare, his father came to the u.s. on cuba on a student visa in in 1957 but didn't become a u.s. citizen until 2005. the two men were traveling to canada where krufsz born. cruz claimed the citizenship was bassed from his mother. 1952 awards citizenship to children as long as one parent is a citizen. questions are being asked, just as they were about president obama, even though he was born in the united states. george romney faced questions when he sought the nomination in '68, he was born to american citizens and parents in mexico. john mccain's citizenship came under scrutiny because he was born in the panama canal zone in 1936, years before congress passed a statute covering children born to americans working in that region. the end of the day the legal evidence seems to side with cruz, but there is a gray area and that may be all his opponents need. joining me now peter spiro, a law pro-fezzer at temple university and expert on citizenship launch professor spiro, thank you for joini

there are great schools like unc-wilmington, unc-asheville where we have project. cools schools and where the bulk of demographic are attending college in the u.s.. liz: you have two floor plans. one is a residential. one looks like an apartment layout. when we talk about these let's get to price. obviously a lot of kids who go to college are already on student loans. how much are they paying for these? how much do they cost? >> when we started the business, liz, we had the idea we wanted to build a product to move out of the dorms and into our properties for no net economic change. we've been successful to doing that. our average rent across the portfolio runs $484 a month. it includes, cable, internet. all the utilities. it is a good value. in addition to that, not just the structure. we operate a program called, scores which is social, cultural, outreach, recreational and educational programing that we do all season long. and both semesters. it is a great way to engage students in the community. we're really. we do provide a great place for them to live. under o

administration whether it be the internal revenue service with the abuse of power, benghazi an 8 month story wilmington it worse. >> only worse because we he found out about it. >> bill: how could we not find out about it? she is in charge! >> you you remember the modified limited hangout from the nixon days where they give you a little piece to keep you away from the main event. this administration is doing exactly that right now in my opinion. >> bill: lou you dobbs. directly ahead, do the folks really care about all of the scandals going on in washington? the factor takes to the streets to find out. >> i work and eat and go to the gym. >> i haven't been following along too closely, sorry. >> that is a little over my head. >> bill: we'll be right back with that. n bite can capture all that kosher delight. and when your hot dog's kosher, that's a hot dog you can trust. hebrew national. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up

administration whether it be the internal revenue service with the abuse of power, benghazi an 8 month story wilmington> only worse because we he found out about it. >> bill: how could we not find out about it? she is in charge! >> you you remember the modified limited hangout from the nixon days where they give you a little piece to keep you away from the main event. this administration is doing exactly that right now in my opinion. >> bill: lou you dobbs. directly ahead, do the folks really care about all of the scandals going on in washington? the factor takes to the streets to find out. >> i work and eat and go to the gym. >> i haven't been following along too ♪ bonjour ♪ je t'adore ♪ c'est aujourd'hui ♪ ♪ et toujours ♪ me amour ♪ how about me? [ male announcer ] here's to a life less routine. ♪ and it's un, deux, trois, quatre ♪ ♪ give me some more of that [ male announcer ] the more connected, athletic, seductive lexus rx. ♪ je t'adore, je t'adore, je t'adore ♪ ♪ ♪ s'il vous plait [ male announcer ] this is the pursuit of perfection. over any other carrier? many choose us because we have the larg

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generations of andrew wyatt's family have lived and painted near chad's ford pennsylvania not far from wilmingtonainted a picture of this in 1968. >> reporter: so far he's done eight wyett inspired bird houses. compare this painting with tom burke's. >> this event on christmas morning, the thing was brought in. i first i didn't know what the hell it was. >> reporter: it was, of course, a bird house. andrew wyeth's last gift to his son jamie before he died. jamie took it to his home in maine to remind him of his home in delaware. jamie wyeth has painted lots of birth houses which to him resemble doll houses. >> it's an extension that grown-ups can have a doll house. but it's for the birds, of course. the birds have an abode and aaddress. >> reporter: yes, of course. whrook way up there. see it? look way up there. see it? as it dresses for... as addresses for tom burke bird houses go, this is pretty fancy. new york's fifth avenue. the 17th floor roof terrace of a wealthy socialite who prefers to remain nameless. a burke bird house owner whose name we do know, film maker george lucas, as in star war

in hard times went looking for jobs so moved to wilmington, delaware. moved where my uncle was. said i will be back in a year. came home every weekend. when i get enough, bring you down and it will be a good life. found a good job and brought us down. from that time on my brothers and sisters if we heard once, we heard 50 times, everyone time we heard someone losing a job, my dad would use the following expression, joey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about your respect, the sense of your self-worth in the community. don't think these guys understand that. t's not just a paycheck. it's about who we are. it's about being able to hold your head up. being able to care for your family. and you can't do that without being able to make a decent wage. with a decent standard of living. that's why we push in the beginning to bring manufacturing back home. we created 500,000 new manufacturing jobs over their objection. that's why we're proposing to give tax breaks to company that's bring jobs home, not go abroad. [applause] 600,000 high-tech jobs

. >> the next call comes from orge, in wilmington, delaware. >> hello, i can see where salt and sugar and fat are bad foru. you. recommending more fruits and vegetables as an alternative. i'm just wondering, with pesticides and herbicides, goine from one bad thing to another bad thing. to what we are doing? >> that is a really good point. the fda is there to regulate this.don't thu ne i edthink at this point we all soat do be dependent on the tolerance limits for pesticides, herbicides, so that if peopleat move more to fruits and vegetables, but that is a real e issue to look out for. >> mary macgregor is watching>>y us. mcgregor this is a tweet. obesity on full display behind l you. it addresses why americans are not even interested in discussing this issue, especially parents.discussing >> i actually think that americans are becoming more concerned about what we put in our body and more concerned about obesity and diabetes. and they're talking more about it.ng habit i actually find that the bu conversation is increasing and hats off to michele obama for raising the national conversa

one woman from wilmington wrote me and said when he her son graduates from college, his loans will equal what her husband and she paid for the -- for their first home. something is not right with the system, she says. both college tuition costs and student loan interest rates are wrong. shoast right, this bill is wrong. let's do the right thing, 3.4% now, do a higher education re-authorization rate that takes care of this problem going forward. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. kline: in order to balance the speakers, i'll reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. miller: i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. mccarthy a member of the committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. mccarthy: i stand today against making college more expensive act. let me tell you why. i represent a pretty large minority area. over the last several year, we have seen those scores in those studen

carry your op-ed in the wilmington free press, more college's opening up opportunities for returning veterans, should this help the situation? >> it should. absolutely. but i keep telling these guys in hospitals, you can do it. you can go to college. they have not been taking ap prep courses. it's crucial to encourage them. >> is it a fundamental imperative for soldiers going to work? behalf to dehumanize our enemy in order to pull the trigger. >> i think so. you make a false species out of the human being. i mean, that is my opinion. it is too hard to pull the trigger on a human being. the situation is all the time. i was reading about a british marine who was in hiding with his unit. cal foch. fourteen or 50 year-old kid herding goats came up on the position. the goats were heading right for where there were high rank. this guy was on watch at night. now he has a person in front of them. he does not have the enemy in front of him. he didn't pull the trigger. they all that trouble because if he had killed that kid the mission would have been paramount, but he could not do it. there

wilmington, delaware, independent caller. things are ok here in delaware.o not have the expertise to adequately judge the economy. i have an example. a gentleman who talks about learners stole my thunder. i have a sister-in-law that works at nordstrom. she is young. that costsunglasses $450 and she has a quota of $1200 a day. they do not give a salary at nordstrom. here's how she makes her living. where is this money coming from? in the gene's apartment she sold jeans that cost hundred $50. jeans department she sold jeans that cost $250. maybe it is a situation of the rich getting richer and the middle-class suffering a little bit. my husband and i do not have children. we entertain ourselves by going to fairly inexpensive restaurants and we cannot get reservations. i do not quite understand it. i think the only explanation as they ares that perhaps doing ok. they arelike benefiting from regulations. host: we will leave it there. " will beon journal back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. enjoy your week and the rest of your tuesday. they queue for watchin

very few of the 50 dreamers from the east side of wilmington that my family and i work very closely with had any expectation of a college education. and in 1988 when our chapter of the "i have a dream program" promised them the opportunity for a higher education through a scholarship, you could see the change. first in their teachers and their parents. then in their mentors and their classmates. and ultimately in them, in their hopes, in their expectations. the most powerful thing that the "i have a dream program" and our chapter and dozens of chapters all over the country did was to hold up a mirror to young people of their future that was a brighter and more promising future than they had ever dreamed of on their own. and then to challenge them to walk through that open door and to make college not just a distant dream, not just something you'd heard of, something not you watched on tv but something that became a part of their lived life and to change their outcomes. well, that experience has inspired the bill that i introduced in the last congress and that i am most personally connect

be bringing heavier rain into the northeast, rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 3 inches from wilmington to norfolk to roanoke, virginia. that is what is going on. we'll get to your local forecast in a moment but first this message. bye... bye grandma! simon says... touch your arm. ♪ look at that. look what you did. [ female announcer ] this mother's day, there's no better way to show your love than with a magic prints card. only from hallmark. >>> 7:13. good morning. showers streaming from south to north mostly impacting the sierra nevada. we are getting a little bit of activity in the south bay. that will continue to be the case as we head throughout the morning hours. what i can tell you, temperaturewise, rather mild. end up in the 70s, a couple of 60s in places like san francisco. staying mild. a few more showers on your tuesday. >> savannah, you're coming out this way later today, the two of us going to be on "the voice" tonight doing a little behind the scenes. >> very exciting. do something about the rain before it gets there. thank you so much. see you in a bit. >>> if you do any

understanding of the common log is better developed, people who are worried going back to original meaning wilmington constitution to inflexible to be useful might possibly be persuaded. other questions? >> professor, thank you for being here. i saw an interview with justice scalia where he spoke about torture. it seems his focus on the cause [indiscernible] .e looked at the pictures i was wondering what you thought about torture, whether that falls under punishment or something else. >> that is an interesting question. i imagine justice scalia was referring to the fact that the it only applies to punishment given as a result of colonel conviction. what about pretrial torture? be tortured someone until they confess. someone untild they confess. there is one bit of historical evidence which is george mason who was the person who -- crueld wasunusual punishment adopted into the u.s. constitution. jordan mason drafted the .irginia bill of rights during the u.s. constitution , a question debates about pretrial torture came up. ,f you look at the prohibition and combination with the prohibition against wo

ree weeks ago i took a front of mine to wilmington, north dakota. we met with the head of the economic development for that community, judd. he told us they have drilled 2,500 wells using fracking. they intend to drill 40,000. already the production in north dakota has doubled and we're going see increasing -- dramatic increases in production, which is great for our state but very important for the nation. can't think of a better development for our nation's economy and our competitive position in the world and our security position in the world than us moving towards energy independence. we've gone to 60% dependence to 40%. we're going to make further strides. there are some estimates that by 2030 we could be largely inspect, at least beyond our hemisphere. i can't think of more of a positive development. those who are concerned about fracking, there are places in the country you should be concerned about fracking, north dakota is not one of them. the oil is down two miles and they just had a hit. there's a formation called the three forks formatio