. >> there was a different shift in her tone when she talked about booker wright. i mean it just -- it was like a seed was planted. we hung up the phone and i knew i just wanted to know more about him. >> reporter: there didn't seem to be much to know besides the bare bone facts of his life in the rigidly segregated south. according to aunt vera, booker was born on a plantation and never learned to read or write. by 14 he had become a waiter at lusco's, a whites-only restaurant in greenwood. later booker opened his own cafe on the black side of town, which according to aunt vera, was quite popular. >> where did you go from there? >> i found an article, a piece of oral history, that was written up by historians at ole miss, and it was about lusco's restaurant. they mentioned booker's place and booker wright. >> wait, this is an article about southern cuisine. >> it was about lusco's. >> about the restaurant. >> right. >> it was when she followed up with one of those historians that she became convinced she was on to something. >> i said hi, i'm booker wright's grand

kelly wright covering team romney. doug luzader is live with the lathes on the president's plan today. >> he has been trying to build the midwest fireball that stops in iowa, wisconsin and of course the critical battle ground state of ohio. neither of these guys getting much sleep. the president late last night made a visit to colorado, attended a rally there. it was a state he carried four years ago. it is part of his final push. >> i know much of you already voted but if you haven't there's still time. >>> all of those early voters and perhaps 30 million of them could be the real wild card this time around. plenty of other variables including pennsylvania once thought to be relatively safe for obama now caught in the cross hairs. states like ohio they have been no republican has been elected without carrying the state of ohio. >> it may come down to ohio. they know the critical nature of that election. the last minute ad campaign there former president bill clinton has four stops in the keystone state. >> four critic

it was built and flown by orville and wilbur wright. made of wood and canvas, it traveled just 120 feet. that's less than half the length of a soccer field. but it was enough to wing its way into the history books. i got a chance to see what it was like to fly this craft. >> and if you'll get on there, i'm gonna show you just how they flew it. now put your feet behind the adjustable leg partition, lie on your stomach, grab the throttle handle to your left -- that would adjust the ailerons, or rudders, to make the plane get airborne to go up and down. now, if he wiggles his body left to right, if you notice up there, that gets the plane to bank left and right, and that's how the wright brothers' plane flew. >> wow. it took a lot of work to fly these things. it's part museum and part interactive exhibit. visitors get to do more than just watch the volunteers at work. they can also help with the restoration. >> right now we're in what we call the wing room. this is where we restore the wings and some of the fabric portions of the airplanes

. >> time to check in with julie wright. it is a holiday. but julie, you still got to work w. >> i came in to enjoy your company. and somebody told me tucker was buying breakfast. >> you know. >> don't hold your breath. >> lucky month me, i brought my open oatmeal. kenilworth avenue at eastern, nice, easy start to our day. light and easy continuing across the anacostia bridges. quiet is your trip toward the wilson bridge. you will find reversible roads carrying two-with a travel. southbound along 270, a nice, easy drive for those continuing out of hyattstown. no issues reported continuing out to the lane divide. 395 behaving nicely on both the express lanes and main line. hov rules lifted in virginia on 95, 395 as well as on 66. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. >>> our big story, three days after e-cia director david petraeus resigned following his admitted affair with his buying on ferreira, more questions arrived. >> congress is demanding answers wondering why they weren't told sooner. melanie alnwick has the latest on

. >> time now to say hello once again to julie wright. >> i heard tucker say my name but i didn't hear what he said because usually, it's not good. >> don't want to know. move on. >> that's what i thought. i told our producer, i said i hear him talking. i just don't listen to him. it is white noise until i hear you or wisdom say here's julie. not a lot going on on the roads right now in centerville. you'll find height traffic volume coming in from 28. lanes are open headed eastbound on the beltway. this happens to be southbound kenilworth avenue. remember yesterday, we had to deal with construction here at eastern. not the case today. three lanes maintained both north and southbound traveling between the d.c. line and 50. southbound 270 an ease yes trip coming off of i-70. -- an easy trip coming of i-70. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the search continues this morning for the man maryland police say robbed a wal-mart store and then shot an employee there. take a look at the suspect. this is an image here from surveillance cameras. he is described as a white male way

julie wright will have the traffic after the break. the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up with grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. for shining results, finish dishwasher cleaner. >>> welcome back. look at the roads. you can see it out there. just the rain just a sheet. >> glistening. >> we've got rain coming down overnight. tucker says it will move in -- or move out eventually i should say. >> it won't be raining all day today. the morning commute will be wet. kids going to the bus stop, things will be wet. we'll see sunshine this afternoon. but either way, it will be muff cooler. >> it is fall after all, right? >> that's right. >> big changes. let's get right to the weather and we'll start with the headlines. i think i just gave it a watch breezy and much cooler. >> what a shock. >> that is reinforcement. >> you just said it twice. >> make sure everybody got it. >> people getting up early. and got to repeat things around here. >> here we go. le

julie wright is in too. she might have more jokes than traffic to talk about this morning but we'll get the latest from her coming up after the break.  >>> welcome back. taking a live look at reagan national right now and the temperature there, what does that say, 52? 50? >> 52. >> my eyes aren't so bad. >>> designers from all over the world gather in haiti for the nation's first fashion week. the four-day event was also an opportunity for haitian artists to showcase their work who rarely have a chance to display their designs on bigger stages in new york or paris. very neat there. let's check in with talker now for weather. >> it was a gorgeous weekend. yesterday, got to 71 degrees. our warmest temperature so far this month at reagan national. we'll enjoy one more warm day today. relatively mild day and then the changes come from the form of rain showers and cooler air tomorrow. this is it right now? >> this is it. >> i got to make sure so i can get the kids out to do the yard work. >>

. >>> good morning to julie wright now. >> good morning. right now, traveling around the capital beltway, light traffic volume as you wake up. like you. i go from the house to the garage, from the garage to the building, never outside. thank goodness. traffic flowing freely right now on the top stretch of the beltway at colesville road. we have an accident out to the west. this happens to be the prince william parkway closed off southbound at wellington road. northbound headed back up towards 66, lanes are open. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. e traffic. >>> in our top stories this morning, three people are recovering this morning after being shot inside a convenience store. the shooting happened on benning road and 44th street in northeast last night. police are searching for the gunman. he took off on foot after crashing his car into several other cars. the victims, two men and a woman, are expected to survive. >>> this morning, d.c. police say they have linked a teenage are to a double shooting in maryland that left one wom

let's do some traffic find out about people going back to work with julie wright. >> good morning tois especially on the secondary roads and allow extra time. a lot of leaves doe brie out here on the roads and that makes for a slippery ride with the wet pavement. southbound 270, so far, so good, no issues reported coming south of 109. you will fine yourself at speed. lanes are coming across from clarkburg. we do have wet pavement to accompany the drive inbond towards the beltway. 39 that, traffic flowing freely out to the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. >> thank you. >>> after five years of construction, the wait is almost over. a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held today to mark the opening of the 495 express lane but the lanes will not open to the public until saturday. virginia governor bob mcdonnell will be at today's event. it will give drives new options from when traveling from the springfield inare change to just north of the dulles toll road. road. -- interchange to just north of the dulles toll road. >>> we are monitoring metro's

. >> reporter: this is the third film she has worked on with director joe wright. he also directed her in pride and prejudice and atonement. >> i picked up the phone and he said anna and i said yes. >> this is my happiness. >> reporter: it is a 19th century aristocrat, a wife and mother who has a scandalous affair with a calvary officer. >> this is wrong. >> make no, sir difference. >> you have no right. >> it makes no difference. >> reporter: she got engaged to british museum james wright last may looks at anna differently than she did when she read the book as a teenager. >> i remember it being a sweeping romance and she was an innocent and victim and everybody else was wrong. i went back to it last summer before we started shooting and went whoa, this is totally different than i remember it. this is much darker. >> a woman without honor. >> reporter: her portrayal of anna shows the character's needy a manipulative side. >> you end up going am i any better than her? do i have a right to judge her and do i understand her? and i did. >> reporter: wright put a new t

. >> rose: wright. >> and there is a difference between that and me sitting there thinking, now who would i like to be paired to. >> rose: that's why i asked the question the way i did. >> who, no, no. >> i think it is -- >> rose: do you think of yourself as dickins? >> no. >> rose: of course not. >> i don't get that question but i also think that -- i do genuinely think that if you are -- if you are sitting there thinking, now whom would i most like to be compared to, you are wasting your time, just get on and do the work. >> rose: yes but who are you

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. >> i'm shower julie wright is not speechless. >> julie, did you hear him talking about snow and wind. >> in my world, if you don't talk about it, it doesn't exist. >> i want to live in your world. >> there is rainbows. there is skittles and look, a unicorn. it is only sunny and 85. come on over, wisdom. tucker was mentioning this. i believe i saw this trucks out on the roads when i was coming south on 270 actually doing a little pretreating if you will on that ramp there at 370. so again, be careful later on today. make sure you have plenty of

let's do some traffic and fiept out what is going on with julie wright who put on the winter coat in early september. >> i didn't know flfs a difference between the fall jacket and winter coat. i thought you went from bikini to parka. -- i didn't know there was a difference. traffic flowing freely as you work your way southbound. you are at speed each way over at the wilson bridge. no issues reported off of 66 as you continue eastbound coming in from manassas. we do have the crash southbound prince william parkway at wellington road. this is southbound headed away from 66. southbound lanes are blocked. northbound, everybody is getting by. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> d.c. public schools will close 20 schools, most of them at the beginning of the next academic year. >> the reason, the growth in charter school enrollment. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: cheryl bridge has given up on d.c. public schools. her sixth great daughter went for farabee hope elementary school from head start to fisk grade. now the daughter is in a publicly funded charter school. >

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wright would be 37 years old, the same age a-rod is now, at the end of this proposed go extension. >>and marvin miller who paved the way for free agency died yesterday after a battle with cancer. miller served as executive director of the major league players association for 16 years starting in 1966 and led a series of strikes and legal battles that ultimately resulted in winning free agency for players in 1975. when miller became the head of the player association, the minimum salary for player was $7,000. today the major league minimum is $480,000. despite leaving and indelible mark on the game, miller has not been voted into the baseball hall of fame yet. marvin miller passed away at his home in manmanhattan. ef he was 95. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, republicans stand firm at the opposition of susan rice. is this a fight republicans can win? we'll discuss with the morning joe team. and up next, holiday correspondent, lewis, standing by at the rockefeller plaza. he put the mirror down so he can give us a preview of the tree lighting ceremony and teeth whitening ideas. [ m

julie wright has a look at your traffic. we'll do it right after the break.  >>> welcome back. coming up on 5:15 right now. taking a live look at reagan national airport annual check in with tucker in a second to see what we're facing for the day. meanwhile, christie's new york nabs one of the biggest art sales in history. the famous auction house taking in $412 million, the highest total ever for a cop temperature practitioner art auction at christie's. six people fought over andy warhol's 1966 image of marlon brando. >> what you couldn't see was wisdom was one of of those in the corner. >> i lost out on the bid. i only bid $15 million. >> what do you do when you pay $20 mull wrong for a picture. out hang it in your house. >> you move it very carefully. it must be nice. >> if you got $20 million to spend on a picture being be you got a lot of money. >> i would say the artwork into n. my house might not worth $20 -- in my house might not be worth $20. >> what i want are pictures of big storms on my w

happy monday morning to julie wright.atest with your on- time traffic. >> not a lot happening so far. you will find your lanes are open as you continue around the capital beltway. traffic running smoothly between college park and bethesda. no issues reported for those continuing over at the springfield interchange. you will fine the lanes are open as you guys continue northbound on i-95 leaving newington headed out towards 395. no problems to report at the wilson bridge and traffic downtown running smoothly as you travel to each of the anacostia crossings. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >> thank you. >>> just a little heads up for amtrak riders in the wake of superstorm sandy. today, northeast regional trains will operate with reduced services between d.c., new york and boston. also acela service will resume. amtrak is urging riders to make reservations before heading to the station to avoid any sold- out trains and long lines at ticket offices. >>> in maryland, riders of the bus can expect to pa

. >> time now to check in with julie wright and see what is happening during the morning commute. >> really busy right now for those traveling in virginia. this is where i have accident activity. a couple of vehicle got tangled up northbound along i-95. you will find the accident activity tying up the left side of roadway. average speed headed north out of staffer ford. crash still in play. this ties up your commute. follow police direction in order to squeeze by at this time. lanes are open if you are continuing northbound i-95 approaching 695 up towards baltimore. accident activity on the southwest side has been moved over to the shoulder. the express lane and main line picking up volume now. southbound 27 0rbg the gang is all here starting to slow south of 109 continuing out to the scales. -- southbound 270, the gang is all here. >> president barack obama comes out ahead to earn a second term as america's leader. >> in his victory speech last night, the president promiseed a better america over the next four jurors. melanie alnwick is live in the newsroom with the details. >> good

we like the sun. >> thank you. >>> time now to say hello to julie wright. >> hey, you guys. right now on the roads you will find lanes are open. overnight roadwork in place tying up your commute as you work your way westbound around 495 near new hampshire avenue has cleared. no problems reported right now here at colesville road continuing westbound over towards 270. lanes are open in you are traveling eastbound 66, an easy drive headed towards vienna. beltway looks good in each direction. traffic running smoothly crossing over the potomac headed for the southeast- southwest freeway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. -timetraffic. >>> all right. the presidential candidates have one last full day of campaigning. >> the latest poll numbers out show president obama and mitt romney in a dead heat. a new abc news "washington post" poll has both candidates tied at 48%. and nbc news "wall street journal" poll of likely voters has the president leading by one point. >> real close there. there is time for one last push. president obama is making stops in wisconsin, ohio an

he will appeal to voters by satellite interviews. >>> kelly wright live for us in washington. >>> mitt's trying to meet and greet as many voters as possible. doug luzader has more. >> you look at the national landscape a lot of states in gray what do you stop campaigning? it is today they have added two states to the itinerary ohio and pennsylvania. that was after a big step by mitt romney in new hampshire. it was a huge crowd in manchest manchester. it is where the romney campaign took off. romney is vowing to deliver if in fact the state helped make him the next president. >>> you see accomplishing real change is not something i just talk about it is something i have done. one i will do when i am president of the united states. >> this last minute schedule change could really be the pivot point. he is hoping to unite the country with the swing state voters that that may still be on the fence. >> many of you in new hampshire look at the challenges we face as a nation not first as a republican or a democrat but as an american. you watched what happened in this country in the last four

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. >> time to toss things over to julie wright to see what is happening on the roads with the morning commute. >> i'm not sure people haven't been to bed yet or if they haven't woken up yet but there is not a lot happening out here on the roads yet at this time. traffic volume very light as you work your way along kenilworth avenue. overnight roadwork still in play for our friends in virginia traveling the beltway between annandale and merrifield. the top stretch of the beltway looks great traveling between college park and university boulevard over towards 270 with no issues to report. your lanes are open as you continue to work your way northbound 395 leaving duke street in both the express lanes and the main line looking good toward the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >> thank you. >>> our special election 2012 coverage continues next. spotlight on the u.s. senate race in virginia. we'll hear from the winner there. >> as we go to break, we're checking out the congressal races in maryland. no problem for representative donna edwards in di

the victim 17-year-old gary wright, jr., john alston has the story. >> reporter: family members returned to the area to see where the spotted had been shot to death. after a party a block or so away. >> i could never picture myself burying my youngest brother. i could never picture that. now, i got to live with that. i have to. i got to move on. it hurt right now so bad that don't nobody know, but i'm going to keep it that way. >> reporter: relatives identified the victim as gary wright, jr. a local high school student hoping to get a basketball scholarship. just after 3:30 this morning, neighbors were awakened by a group outside the house. >> next thing i know i heard somebody screaming. i couldn't understand what she was saying. next thing i know, you just heard shots fired, at least four to five shots. >> one teenager called his father who returned with a gun. >> one of the combatants con tktd a family member, in this case his father. he responded to the area and was identified by witnesses as being the person responsible for the shooting. >> the father? >> correct. >> police tracked

james wright. >> plus, same-sex marriage, another casino and in-state tuition for immigrants.olly is keeping an eye on the issues in maryland. >>> time if our facebook fan of the day. today, we say hello to david williams. he says he loves waking up to fox 5 morning news every single day. >> thank you, david. congratulations for being fan of the day. we'll be right back. lavar arrington: i h hate losin. hate it. but right now we're losing jobs and money for... our schools to casinos in other states like west virginia. question seven creates 12,000 jobs with a new resort casino... and expanded table games here, in maryland. we all win with question seven. new jobs. money for schools, and instead of marylanders... spending 550 million dollars in other states... it gets invested here. vote for question seven. for maryland. i'm on my way.

let's get a look at traffic with julie wright. >> got a lot happening right now. northbound on the top stretch of the bw parkway as you approach 198, we find the crew in sky fox. park police tell me at least seven people involved in this accident northbound on the parkway where only the right lane is able to get by. expect to find delays leaving powder mill road northbound on the baltimore-washington parkway headed up toward the accident scene. if you have a flight out of b wait a minute, better bet is to police chief early. -- if you have a flight out of bwi, better bet is to leave early. park police estimating about seven vehicles involved in this crash. southbound, your lanes are open. no issues reported on the southbound side until you reach the beltway. that is where authorities tell me they are now checking for a crash near 410. let's take it inside so we can update the ride elsewhere. problems on the inner loop of the beltway as you travel out of virginia. leaveling the dulles toll road continuing up toward the american legion bridge, two left lanes now tie

reverend wright had officiated at obama's wedding and baptized his children. connection might have tagged obama as an angry black man, an image his campaign worked hard to avoid. the association threatened to derail everything. but obama seized the chance. to explain his ties to wright, he spoke to a broader, tougher topic -- race in america. >> the issues that have surfaced over the last few weeks reflect the complexities of race in this country that we've never really worked through. >> the fact that he wrote it in about 12 hours speaks volumes to his sincerity. i mean, he really spoke from the heart and i think that came across in the speech. >> it was a gamble, but it worked. you the campaign was back on track. obama went on to clinch the democratic nomination. in the general election that fall, his republican opponent chose not to engage on the race question. >> there was a tremendous debate in the republican party about how to use the reverend wright, for example, as a political weapon in the campaign and senator mccain was against doing it, because when

classic tolstoy novel, it is visited in a new fill adaptation, we talk to the play right and joe wrightthe director. >> i kind of treated tolstoy like an equal, he is an extraordinary vein thing to attempt on my part but actually it is sort of a version of respect, because you are not doing him a service by trying to transmute one kind of art form into another. without taking account of what has to be gained and what has to be lost. >> rose: chinese politics and a russian love story when we continue. fufunding for charlie rose was provided by the following.@ >> rose: additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: once every ten years china changes its government, they do it the party congress in beijing, xi jinping was named president and chairman he succeeds huh engine too and chose six people who will run china, the six members of the stan

>> it will be up to wright to decide if the men get into the program.and he doesn't accept just anyone. >> i guess the question is what's going to be different now. especially because you've had some experience in treatment before. >> i've tried -- >> hold up. what's going to be different? because i'm quite sure you said the same thing before when they assessment motivated, i'm tired of going to y, so i want you to reach down inside and find ally what's going to be different this time? >> i don't have the answers. i'm sick sick and tired. of road i'm leading. i'm on the wro good path. >> let me tell you a couple of things about it. we do 12-step meetings, relapse prevention, life skills, big bort of the program and i need to be honest is we have what we call accountability group. what's going to go against the whole jail code, that means that your peers will hold you accountable. we don't use the word snitch, we don't use the word rat. so if you're doing something, some violation of the rules and regulationrtunity first of all to hold yourself accountab

it's unclear if george wright will ever be sent back here. >> susan spencer, thank you.e hunt for mr. wright" tomorrow night at 10:00, 9:00 central right here on cbs. >>> 50 years ago the "u.s.s. enterprise" was the first of the aircraft carriers. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> listen to this. tickets to this weekend's new york jets game are selling for as low as $18. they're doing that for $18. how embarrassing is that? $18. hod dogs are $19. >> the navy is retiring one of its most famous ships tomorrow, the "u.s.s. enterprise," the first nucle

. >> for more on the diplomatic efforts, a brief time ago i spoke with robin wright, a senior fellow at the institute of peace, who has just returned from the region. how hopeful are you get a cease- fire will hold? >> 64 years after this conference began, we all know that cease-fires are very vulnerable to collapse. but we all know that whether this particular cease-fire last or not, there is an interest on all parties to try to bring this to an end. there is a sense across the region that so many in government have pressing, internal problems and are not interested in the energy that is needed to invest in a confrontation between the arab world and the israelis. and the president of egypt has played such a constructive role over questions about whether an islamic government could ever deal with israel and bring about an influence on hamas to see a peace process unfold. >> and looking at the details of the cease-fire agreement, it seems that there is an ass of concession. there will be talks on the border crossing (from gaza -- opening from gaza into israel prepare. there have been

we start with kelly wright. >> heather, patti ann good morning to you. after his election victory president obama is sounding a con sill tory tone. he has learned from those who supported him as well as those who opposed him. because of that he will return to washington more hardened and with more resolve. the president and his family greeted supporters who gathered in chicago to celebrate his victory. people from every background and ethnicity clearing fin the background some chanting four more years. they reached the speech before the jubilant crowd extending a message to all americans. >> whether i have earned your vote or not, i have listened to you. i have learned from you. you have made me a better president. with your stories and your struggles, i return to the white house modetermined and more inspired than ever about the work we have to do and the future future. >> president obama gave his agenda for the what lies ahead during the second term the changes in immigration and mode yachtly working with congress that avoids the fiscal cliff that woul

in fact, barack obama and jeremiah wright had a one-on-one relationship in which they met for literally hundreds of times in the reverend wright0s home and at every step of obama's career, he went to the reverend wright for advice, counsel, political direction. so this was a relationship that was closer than any relationship in his life, with the possible exception of his relationship with his own wife, michelle obama. >> host: does he have any direct contact with the president? >> guest: no. no contact. after obama won the presidency, the reverend right told me that he sent him a note congratulating him on achieving his amibition, as he put it. and that he didn't expect a note to get to him directly so he gave it to a neighbor of obama, who the reverend wright now to hand-deliver it, and he doesn't know to this day whether that note was deliver. >> host: who is steve rogers who you also interview from chicago. >> guest: a professor at the kellogg school of management at northwestern university. >> host: what was his connection with president obama? >> guest: like many african-american

>> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> c

wright, if you could speak to the five. and talk about older parents and children. >> on the table now there are two service issues in front of congress. one of them is the able act, which is not confined to autistic children. that has 240 co-sponsors in the house and cannot get to the floor. but you only need 218 votes. so i would urge you to try to get that to the floor and get that passed. that is something that can help families, especially working on aging children when the parents are able to put some money into that account. the second one is there is sitting out here now -- autism insurance for home or office or what ever in 32 states, covering 75% of the population of the country. that has to be brought back here to congress so the companies that are exempt from that, the largest companies in the country which occupy roughly half of the population -- we now have half the working population in the smaller companies protected, but not the larger ones. that has to be done by congress. that has to get on the table. in

david wright, abc news, los the panic attack upstairs. ♪ ♪ ♪ all right ♪ all right sunday night wherer the game red, white, and blue ♪ >> everybody knows that song. >> everybody knows faith hill. she looks good when she sings that song. >>> finally, if you were born to be wild, being mild is just not going to cut it. >> that's why more and more bikers are becoming trikers. nick watt joined one gang and went for a spin. >> reporter: beards, chrome, leather vests, more beards, and that noise. but these fellows aren't bikers. they're trikers, saddling up on an easier rider. >> life without your bike is just life. and that's never been enough for us. >> reporter: when old bones just can't handle two wheels anymore -- >> i wanted to get a harley, but i have a bad leg. >> different reasons. different hip replacements. we go to a trike. >> reporter: as the baby boomers are aging, trike sales are through the roof, up 45% last year. harley davidson is making a three-wheeled model. and many of the beasts are custom made. >> most of us just want to keep ourselves in the wind. >> reporter: the br