i brought somebody in from wilmington, ohio, that i think embodies the spirit of america, not just wilmington. i'm going to introduce you to him next. [applause] >> as we approach the trilogy of holidays we need to reflect on how fortunate we are. i want you to take stock of your own life. one city that recognizes this lesson is wilmington, ohio. i love this little town, and i have not been there yet. i've been watching it from afar. i can't really go out anymore, because it's either really good or really bad. and so my staff has been out several times to wilmington, and just talking to people. and the guy you're going to meet, he's a director of sugar tree ministries in wilmington. his name is allen willoughby. allen, you're the guy that when i heard this story, after all the things -- i heard the story of my staff saying, we just like to loo look at the theatre. and there was nobody there. the lady a couple doors down, i know where they hide the key, come with me, i'll let you in. i mean, it's really a great, loving town. but when i heard your story that every morning you go in with the oth

i brought somebody in from wilmington, ohio, that i think embodies the spirit of america, not just wilmington. i'm going to introduce you to him next. pç [applause] >> as we approach the trilogy of holidays we need to reflect on how fortunate we are. i want you to take stock of your own life. one city that recognizes this lesson is wilmington, ohio. i love this little town, and i have not been there yet. i've been watching it from afar. i can't really go out anymore, because it's either really good or really bad. and so my staff has been out several times to wilmington, and just talking to people. and the guy you're going to meet, he's a director of sugar tree ministries in wilmington. his name is allen willoughby. allen, you're the guy that when i heard this story, after all the things -- i heard the story of my staff saying, we just like to loo look at the theatre. and there was nobody there. the lady a couple doors down, i know where they hide the key, come with me, i'll let you in. i mean, it's really a great, loving town. but when i heard your story that every morning you go in with the

i'm not going there to help wilmington out. i'm going to bring wilmington to you. i believe wilmington can rescue the rest of the nation. their churches are all working together to help each other. they are doing such an amazing thing. let me ask you this. have you ever heard of a town provi provide 24-hour god cover? 24 hours a day they pray. they pray for each other. they have prayer walls. they write down request for prayers. all of the denominations and it's all funded by individual donors. watch this. ♪ ♪ >> we like to say upward to god and outward to the community through prayer. it's 24/7 prayer room. we are open for the community and to pray for the community. there is a hope starting to stir with the people, we're going to be okay. we're going to get through this. >> glenn: my staff went out to do preparatory work and they came back saying you will never want to leave this town. it's amazing. there is a lot to learn from these people in how they are dealing with it. we must learn it. there is a lot to learn from the sugar tree ministry. this is a minis

but the deal values wilmington trust at nearly half its value as of friday's close. the shares were the big loser of the n.y. exchange. for its part, m&t gets wilmington's profitable wealth management division and 50 branches. and there's a third buyout offer to tell you about. mckesson inked a deal to acquire privately held u.s. oncology inc. the price? just under $2.2 billion. cancer medicine is a high-margin business. mckesson sees a modest boost to profits next year. investors like mckesson's news-- the stock now at a 3.5-month high. microsoft shares hit the highest price since may in the wake of last week's earnings report, and also a late friday deal in which microsoft said it would buy canesta-- a maker of 3d image sensing chips. those chips give computers the ability to recognize human faces and gestures. as we look at microsoft shares, some believe the next version of windows-- windows 8-- will have significant facial and gesture recognition capabilities. the company is already rolling out kinect-- a gesture recognition device for xbox-- for christmas. kinec

host: one more call from wilmington, north carolina. republican line. caller: this is the first time i have ever gotten involved in politics. i became involved in it because i was so angry about the direction that our country is going. i think everybody hears about the poor. we have gotten to a point in this country where young people are starting families when they have not finished in education. they are have been numerous children. they are not even finishing high school. i see them and i feel terribly sorry for them. but personal responsibility is what is bringing this country down. people are not taking responsibility for their actions. when you get a little older and you look back over your life, you realize the mistakes you make are directly toward the errors he made. guest: i can concur with that completely. there has always been a great discussion on these issues of family formation and economic success. on the left and on the right, it is clear that you must finish school, get a job, get married, have kids. do it in another order and it is a r

we saw in wilmington, delaware, christine o'donnell. she told us she is not a witch in that campaign ad. she's in deep trouble in delaware. but she's doing some campaign ing in cleveland, ohio, we saw the president and the vice president and ohio is critical for the democrats. very close races. but the republicans suspect they have an advantage in those contests in ohio. no state is more popular than nevada because harry reid and sharron angle. harry reid the senate majority leader. jessica yellin is in las vegas. both of these candidates should be no surprise. they were very busy today. you're getting new information. what are you picking up? >> first of all, both candidates have been stumping to get out the vote. the campaign phone banks have been on overdrive. this one is simply so close. election officials in nevada tell us about 65% of everyone who will vote has already voted. either through early voting or with absentee ballots. here's something we know from history. on election day this nevada, more republicans are likely to turn

. >>> also on the campaign trail, vice president biden rallies for democrats in burlington and wilmington. bill clinton stumps in kentucky. rudy giuliani campaigns in west virginia for gubernatorial candidate john raese. and republican hopeful john robitaille gets a boost from mitt romney. and a reminder, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos will provide full election results right here on abc. you can also follow our election coverage on facebook. >>> in other news now, the man behind some of the most mem orable words in american politics has died. president kennedy's speechwriter ted torinson passed away at a new york hospital yesterday after complications from a stroke. he eventually became a pole adviser and close confidant. and kennedy referred to sorensen as, quote, his informational blood bank. >>> u.s. officials are checking to see if more bombs were involved. we're learning this morning that the terrorists came dangerously close to executing their plot and for part of the trip, the explosive were actual by aboard passenger jets. emily schmidt joins from us washington with more.

state temperatures,,47 in hagerstown. 56 in baltimore. 47 in wilmington. folks in dover 41. and salisbury at 47. western maryland is not in the 30s like normal. it is at 46. so actually above normal temperatures right now. i will show you how the weekend will shape up and if we can hold onto the sunshine coming up. >> e-book backlash. the book that has custtmers calling for a complete boycott of one of the biggest online retailers. >> witness protection program when this is over. so look us up. >> president obama's debt commission releases details of its plan to get the country out of debt. and it is not pretty. why lawmakers and taxpayers on both sides of the aisle are in shock. >> and later, how health officials p [ male announcer ] dear civic, boy we wish edmunds.com hadn't told you to start looking over your shoulder. ♪ we were gonna sneak up on ya. ya know, with our 1.4 liter turbo charged engine and our six speed automatic transmission. shhhh... we're going hunting. it's civic season. ♪ the all-new chevrolet cruze. starting under $17,000. get used to more. ♪ age

and 45 in wilmington. 46 in dover. west of us in hagerstown. 47 in the nation's capitol. sitting at 52 degrees. i will have a look at how long the temperatures will stay in the 60s and how long the sunshine will stick around coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> baltimore city passes a bill of rights for people that ride bikes. it calls for equal access to city streets. greater involvement of cyclists and road planning projects improved bike parking and easier access to mass transit. the bill was roped by councilman mary pat clarke and passed at last night's meeting. >> how many text messages is your teen sending? new study finds that teens that text 120 times a day or more, are far more likely to have sex, use drugs and or alcohol. high pressure texting as it is called. can lead to other risky behaviors as well. the study also found that surprisingly the teenagers also had permissive or absent parents. >> liquor stores in montgomery county will be open sunday. new executive order expected to be finalized tomorrow. allows the sale of alcohol on sundays. county officials

so be prepared for that. 53 in hagerstown. 54 in baltimore. 50 in wilmington. 54 in salisbury. and it looks like we will continue to see those 50s and 40s working the way into the forecast through the overnight. with that slight southwest flow. that's what is keeping us on the mild side of things. where we are seeing the warmer air build in from. and that's the case for tomorrow. but there will be a shift as we see from the west here. you can see the cooler temperatures over chicago. 44 degrees. and compared to 64 degrees in indianapolis. where the sharp cold front is running. that will move through the midwest firing off thunderstorms through the night tonight. tomorrow morning, that front sits over parts of ohio. and parts of western pennsyyvania. so if you hhve travel plans that ddrection, you may need to check mild flow continues through tomorrow. and until this front continues to move our direction. dropping our temperatures down for the middle of the week. toward the end of the week. weekenddlooks cooler than the 60s we have seen out there for the last couple of days. loo

frigid down near the beach. 50, 52 in wilmington. the numbers about three to four degrees below average. tomorrow about four or five degrees in the afternoon. should end up neighborhood by neighborhood -- toward the big game, 59 or so for a high temperature but a kickoff closer to 50. denton 60 tomorrow with sun, rock hall about 58, maybe a bit of a bay breeze influence just shaving a degree or two off. we don't expect it to be busy all weekend. we should stay generally clear. just a few high thin clouds, no rain producers. the chilly weather we have now, right a little mildler, then another colder shot. drop us back in to the 40s for most of the day. the chilly weather starting to make its presence felt across the northeast. no weather tonight, tomorrow or into sunday. you do notice this. as we go toward monday, weather starting to brew out here and that is the beginning of a stormy situation nationwide into the travel timeline. could be hard travels toward turkey day. 31, mostly clear, tomorrow 58, and tomorrow night great game and

state temperatures,,47 in hagerstown. 56 in baltimore. 47 in wilmington. folks in dover 41. and salisbury at 47. western maryland is not in the 30s like normal. it is at 46. so actually above normal temperatures right now. i will show you how the weekend will shape up and if we can hold onto the sunshine coming up. >> e-book backlash. the book that has custtmers calling for a complete boycott of one of the biggest online retailers. >> witness protection program when this is over. so look us up. >> president obama's debt commission releases details of its plan to get the country out of debt. and it is not pretty. why lawmakers and taxpayers on both sides of the aisle are in shock. >> and later, how health officials plan to make sure age of 65, on social security.e don't get too comfortable. new report from president obama's debt commission recommends raising the retirement age and cutting social security. fox's jim angle has the latest details. >> commission coach bowls and senator simpson dropped tte washington equivalent of an atomic bomb today as they laid out a plan to br

cooler up toward haaerstown and wilmington, delaware in the mid-to upper 30s there. it's going to be cooler thann3 average with clear skies. we are seeing a few upper level clouds and snow showers you see to the north up in new york state stay out of our way. that is due to a low pressure center or a clipper moving across that part of the country. 40 degrees at the bus stop. cool than it's typically where we drop this time of year. 48 degrees at noon. and 58 degrees at 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon and drop back to 46 at 6:00 p.m. with a few clouds mixed in. the roadways with candace dold. >> reporter: good morning, pp steve. it's off to a rough start for people who are traveling on 295. that's beccuse there's an accident that completely shuts down the southbound lanes of 295 at route 198.3 let's take a look back at route 32 and we don't have brake lights. i can ttll you that the conggstion starts forming after this exittask eventually toward the flashing activity. use 95. in fact, that is in the clear, from the beltway down toward route 32, 11 minutes at 58 miles per

. >>> wilmington trust corporation, founded by the famed dupont family, is being sold for a song to m & t bank for about half what the shares were worth last week. >>> findly -- political robocalls can be annoying, but last week they were down right disruptive. comca comcast, perspective owner of his network, was forced to apologize to users in new england for disrupted service. it appears so many of the recorded messages were going out, they clogged up the lines and temporarily knocked out service to some. gives you an idea how tense this election season has been. >>> no moss in minnesota and the colts turn the tables on texas. >>> plus, from willie mays to barry bonds, the giants have never managed to bring a world championship home to san francisco -- until now. >>> your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and we have some stormy weather in the deep south. your election day forecast is coming up. >>> you're watching "early today." i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. [ cheri ] fiorina

york 46 and 45 wilmington, dover at 49 and easton 46. here is the temperature. 43 degrees, partly cloudy and not as cold. you are going to need to stick around for the forecast, and the travel forecast. let's get back to jamie. >> you can't wait to see the folks wednesday night. you put them all into a carry onto not be charged. here is more. to add to your stress you will run into a grass roots protest that wants to make a point over the tsa screeners. james is part of this movement that is lighting up the internet supporting national opt out day urging travelers to slow down lines by refusing body scans and forcing screeners to do more time consumer physical inspections. >> don't want people to be inconveniences but i don't want them to be assaulted. >> the president said he is asking tsa to look at its methods saying we should remember the underwear bomber as to what could happen if we let our guard down. >>> it's 1:00 in charlotte. you are thinking the house will be cleared out with the ravens wins. what will you do with that leftove

at 8 miles an hour in baltimore. 10 in dc. 9 in dover looking at 12 miles an hour winds up there in wilmington. temperature wise we hold on to the 60's down in dc. 59 in baltimore. 54 in salsbury and as the sun is setting you continue to see the clearing skies then the temperature dropping. especially into outlying areas a little bit cooler around central maryland so looking at the clouds in the area nothing to the west. mainly to the east a few high thin scattered includes and well which stay mainly clear in the overnight and next several days we stay dry due to high pressure to the south of us we have the low that is out over the atlantic that will continue to spin around. creating some showers up there towards boston. up in maine. rain possible even few snow showers possible in parts of vermont and new hampshire. but the cool wind out of the north will keep our temperatures in check we still hold on to clear conditions for the next several days until our next system arrives the end of the weekend so looking at the future scan looks like we see few high thin clouds out there. so moisture sta

upper 50s in washington, wilmington where there's that little traffic spot, 54. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast tomorrow, linthicum 66. we may push closer to upper 60s toward crownsville tomorrow. southern anne arundel county, howard county, looking at mid-60s tomorrow good chance for on and off showers, especially late in the afternoon. and into the evening tomorrow. satellite and radar trend clear. we got nothing on the radar now. pretty quiet scenario, just a few fair weather clouds drifting above but more rain across the northland from new york state, buffalo, back through chicagoland. showers and thunderstorms here. never good with all the extra flights going on, even today. chicago getting rough weather. that is one of the biggest hubs in the country. that tends to make it rougher to fly any where in the east. baltimore getting that warm surge of air. lasts for another day or so but as we go into wednesday and thursday, markedly colder. you can already see the indication, des moines, iowa 33. 70 in cincinnati. that's a tremendous contrast. we kee

highs across the board are low to mid-60s. 63 wilmington and 64 frederick right now. let's zoom you in here and show you your neighborhoods tomorrow. easton 67. ken island 65. a lot of sunshine. great weather. take you up toward cecil county. a great pleasure of taking a nice morning drive up there this morning toward a rising sun. beautiful start tomorrow. same deal. chilly early and then 64, 65. later in the day and some spots likely to hit 70. but take a look at this. two things going on. high pressure that's been giving us beautiful weather. that's beginning to slide east and we will get warmer over the weekend. this storm is growing to a pretty significant intensity here. luckily it will track north of us. but we will catch the bottom edge of this thing and the trailing cold front and that will likely produce rain in here as we go into monday night and tuesday. check it out. double barreled high pressure over the east coast now as quiet a weather pattern. but low pressure on the march and this will again give us a glancing blow. that front trailing behind marchs

>> janet in wilmington, tonight. >>> and finally, complicated politics. a lot at stake in florida. a three-way race for senate, ron mott covering from miami. ron, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. unlike that race janet is covering up in delaware, the tea party backed candidate republican marco rubio has a big lead. a new poll out shows him at 45%. governor charlie crist hat 31%. democratic congressman kendrick meek pulling up the rear at 18%. they're trying to get the democratic vote out here to turn out. hopefully they can keep people coming to the polls to stay close in the governor's race. president bill clinton coming in to rally tonight up in orlando. >> ron mott in miami, florida tonight. and with that, our fleet of correspondents, our thanks to them all. believe it or not, a small fraction of the races we will be covering for real here tomorrow night. >>> when we continue from our election head quarter studio here tonight, the latest on the big story this past weekend. was a plot to bomb a commercial airliner discovered and stopped as officials have sai

temperatures at the moment but if indeed human activity continues as it's going at present will we see further wilmington had or could they just be a new ice age entirely what are the prospects. of the warming we do see warming especially pronounced near the poles. for example the woman is twice as much observed as it is in the rest of the world also in the antarctic it's much more pronounced but what we will see more are more hurricanes are more floods more droughts more snow in the places where people didn't get used to snow and more where there are people so much milder weather so their. frequency. of normal climate events like we have now will simply are. in there that's their most severe consequences for the economist as well as for their social systems much more severe than the consequences of rising temperatures such as you're saying an increase in certain aspects of severe weather but let's talk about the more severe weather that have natural disasters we've seen quakes recently we've seen the volcanic eruption in indonesia do you think that we'll see an increasing number of natural disasters in

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come out to that in wilmington, north carolina. it is a good time. it is a nice club. it hillary mind you at the boat house in nantucket where you lost your virginity. >> yeah, actually, i have had most of my unfortunate sexual experiences in north carolina. i went to school there. >> that's right, you did. >> and to have you on there, it is like a nuremberg rally for me. >> well, send the rest of your fraternity that murder homeless people in the woods to see me. >> andy, there is nothing more that can be said.

and also wind damage reports up in new jersey and down south of wilmington. 68 miles per hour wind usts. so this had strong gusty winds. potentially straight line or potentially a tornado that may have touched down. so we have to watch that closely tomoorow. when they give that official determination on what it was. as far as the situation out %-much different than what we sw last night. we have clear skies mainly. still breezy as you see the camera bobbling. 48. winds out of the southwest at six. and it looks like the higg was 61. low was 48 this morning. we had precipitation a little overnight. remaining showers early in the morning. but it cleared out quickly. but for the most part, from the whole rain event. everyone saw from a quarter of an inch to half an inch across the state. temperatures are in the 50s and 40s. feels cooler out there with the wind out of the west.@ stilllon the back edge of the area of low pressure, that brought the storms last night. that has pushed up north. still the temperatures are on the cooler side. back west. wrapping in behind the system. we willlsee t

little riley disappeared from her wilmington home in june of 2004. her body was later found in a creek not far from her home. initially, authorities accused riley's father kevin fox of her murder. he spent eight months in jail before dna evidence linked scott eby to the crime. a pair of tennis shoes with eby's name on them were found at the crime scene and when the dna surfaced, eby was already in prison serving time for an unrelated sex assault conviction. sources close to the case say that eby has give an videotaped confession and that there has been some plea bargaining in this case. we, of course, will learn more when the hearing unfolds. at the courthouse, muriel clair, wgn news. >>> the delayed trial of michael the large guy sarno is underway this morning. he and two of his alleged crime partners are in chicago federal court for charges of racketeering. federal authorities accuse him of ordering the two other men to set off bombs at offices in berwyn. they have pleaded not guilty to blowing up the offices of the video poker gaming company. atto

caller: it is actually a wilmington, north carolina. my frustration is that i have been on medicaid -- i am a single father of two children. we have to use medicaid and so much that we've not been able to find physicians or urgent cares bill except it in this county. we have had to use the hospitals, which is financially taxing on the community. i am wondering if the have any kind of program or a number that a person could contact to find out who set medicaid. i have been on the phone calling -- i've been given several numbers. i get the same reply that there are no longer taking patients. it is not available. i just keep going around and keep going to the hospital over and over again. guest: there are so many people around the country who are having the same problem you're having. they will take the primary farecards -- the primary-care physicians better beginning in 2014. whether there is one place you can go to see who is accepting medicaid, i don't think so. you could try calling your state's health department and see if they have a

wilmington, 17. these winds will pick up today. we had a frontal system come through along with the thunderstorms during the overnight hours and behind it, a lot of wind as we watch this area of low pressure off it our north and west really start to deepen. because of that, before a wind advisory that goes into effect at 9:00 this morning right through the middle of the afternoon. gusts expected to be up to 45 miles per hour even here in the city and out to the west along the ridge tops being up to 50 miles per hour. so very gusty, very breezy conditions expected throughout the day today. we'll watch the winds continued right through the evening the line of thunderstorms and you can see those racing off to the north and east. they are out of here. no more rain in the forecast today. we should have a nice clearing trend. i think by mid-morning, we should be mostly sunny. area of low pressure right here will race off to the north an east and -- north and east and the winds will continued to pick up. becoming sunny, windy and warm out

police finally located the 84-year-old driver from wilmington, delaware. they tell abc news that her daughter recognized the car on the news and when she questioned her mother about it, she said she had no idea she was going the wrong way and that she noticed some accidents on the road. her family took her keys and vehicle and are monitoring her closely. drivers 65 and older are 16% more likely to cause an accident than drivers age 25 to 64. elderly drivers are susceptible to pedal error like back in 2003 when and 89-year-old man drove into this california farmer's market, killing ten people. fleming says this experience was surreal. >> it was traumatic, you know? it was something i never ever thought i'd see. hundreds of people, they were extremely lucky they didn't die. >> reporter: meg oliver, abc news, new york. >> and that was meg oliver reporting. >>> if you went to a halloween party last night and had a few cocktails you'll want to hear this story. a new study has found that alcohol is actually more dangerous than heroin and crack cocaine. total buz

and i'm joined by democratic senator elect chris koontz in wilmington. thank you for joining us and congratulations. >> thank you, judy. i'm excited to be on. i appreciate the chance to be with you. >> woodruff: forgive me for starting out with this but you were originally considered a real long-shot here. not only because you were the, i guess, second choice of your own party, the democrats, because everybody expected vice president biden's son to run, but also because mike castle, the former governor, the congressman, was expected to blow you away. now, you did win, but are you the accidental senator? >> well, judy, i think i worked very hard in my campaign. obviously my opponent changed on september 14 with the outcome of the republican primary, but the issues that i focused on from back in january when i first considered getting into this campaign didn't change up until election day. i listened, i worked hard, i went up and down the state, i connected with voters. and i ran a campaign that really focused on their concerns. on getting people back to w

and i'm joined by democratic senator elect chris koontz in wilmington. thank you for joining us and congratulations. >> thank you, judy. i'm excited to be on. i appreciate the chance to be with you. >> woodruff: forgive me for starting out with this but you were originally considered a real long-shot here. not only because you were the, i guess, second choice of your own party, the democrats, because everybody expected vice president biden's son to run, but also because mike castle, the former governor, the congressman, was expected to blow you away. now, you did win, but are you the accidental senator? >> well, judy, i think i worked very hard in my campaign. obviously my opponent changed on september 14 with the outcome of the republican primary, but the issues that i focused on from back in january when i first considered getting into this campaign didn't change up until election day. i listened, i worked hard, i went up and down the state, i connected with voters. and i ran a campaign that really focused on their concerns. on getng ople back to work.

here was the front page of the wilmington news journal, "no taste for tea." there's been backlash for your support of her. party purists like palin and senator demint had foolishly pushed nominees too conservative to win in politically competitive states. if you think what happened in delaware was a win, we don't have a snowball's chance to win the white house. if you think delaware with his a wake-up call for republicans, we have a shot of doing well for a long time. do you think the tea party cost the republican party control of the senate? >> that is a very silly thing to say, david. the tea party is responsible for just about every republican elected around the country. this time last year, people will think about it, we were concerned about holding our own. any thoughts that republicans would fall below 38 in the senate. so, i supported all the republican candidates, including christine o'donnell. unfortunately, she was so maligned, she never had a chance. >> you're not really saying it was just lack of republicans at work that tainted her candidacy, are

william is joining us from wilmington, north carolina. good morning. caller: i have a question about north korea appeared my father was a part of that conflict. he was sent to europe during that time. what were we doing in north korea and is it true that we were really just they're motivated by one particular substance that we had found and were going to use for our weapons? host: what is the threat by north guest: korea guest: there is the threat of inadvertence conflict. north korea has a million men are made and it is an isolated regime and they are very insecure. it is potentially a trigger happy bridging quick to respond to any perceived provocation and war could begin on the north -- on the korean peninsula by miscalculation or by accident. that has been a concern of the united states for a long time. that is why we continue to have forces stationed there. the second threat is the threat of nuclear proliferation. north koreans are isolated economically and they have very little to offer the international community except for weapons technology fo

there in wilmington, delaware, the outcome could lead to a big power change in that building right there, the capitol in washington. people out on our plaza will make it to the polls after the show. >>> a big disney star checks into rehab, 18-year-old demi lovato is known for her role in "camp rock." but now she has pulled out of our tour with the jonas brothers and entered rehab for emotional and physical conditions. >>> and can you really teach a baby to read? >>> and whatever happened to common courtesy, they shout to get attention and get their way. have we become a rude nation? we'll have more on our special series, is civility dead? >>> the 18-year-old was on the international leg of her tour when she made the decision to check into a treatment facility. the news has her fans wondering exactly what's wrong and how long she'll be out of the spotlight. ♪ every day is like a blank canvass ♪ >> she's a rising young star in music and on television. 18-year-old demi lovato is best known for her role on "camp rock" a made for tv movie on the disney channel. lovato stars alongside the

take that amtrak, take that train every night back to wilmington, delaware. you'll be much better off. biden was a senator for decades. every night he would go home and take the train back in the morning. that's the advice he's giving chris coons right now. i suspect chris coons will heed that advice, as well. >> he's definitely part of the amtrak frequent rider program. we're still waiting for that swearing in, the vice president swearing in joe manchin and senator elect coons. if we can, how significant is this, and how unusual is it to have two senators sworn in before the official congress swearing in, in january? >> they're going to be filling out the tenure of the earlier elected senators, biden was elected, ted kaufman filled in on an interim basis after biden became the vice president. now chris coops ns is going to e over. he'll technically be replacing ted kaufman, but it's biden's seat, when biden was running for vice president. similarly, with joe manchin, the new senator from west virginia, he'll take over the remaining years of robert byrd's sea

. >> police say the woman is from wilmington, delaware, and her daughter found out about it when she saw the car on the news. police obviously, george, want her retested. >> she had no idea? >> no idea. >> you can read all of this on our shoutout board. >>> coming out, how to save a marriage after someone cheats. we'll meet a couple struggling to find their way back. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie. get the sensation. the difference between hiding my skin and showing it off? jergens ultra healing moisturizer. even my driest skin looks healthier, instantly. jergens is the difference between i'm here, and here i am. jergens®. the beautiful difference. nini >>> as you can see, our beloved sam is back with us. we had a thought of thoughts and prayers going out to you and your family. sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved father. >> my dad last week. you guys were kind enough to mention it on the air. got so many notes on facebook and twitter. i will read all of those. it is amazing to have the support of the family that i have right here a

the room we still have to move as far as temperatures dropping a little bit more this morning. 23 at wilmington, delaware. 42 in magers town and you see the -- at hagerstown and northwest wind right now at 5-10 miles per houu. it could breeze up to 15 nd gusts as high as 20 miles per hour. not like yesterday when we had 30 to 35-mile per hour gusts. no gusts right now, though, we had a little bit more earlier this morning as emily was indicating. you can see the future scan showing us low pressure offshore. a little farther off to the east. the high pressure builds more. that will be one of the reasons to see the winds decrease today. we will be talking about plenty of sunshine through rest of the week, pretty much until later on sunday and into your mooday as we get a chance for a shower through.h the next front coming >>> for today, though the eastern shore, 57 degrees for the high. not bad, partly cloudy skies. threat seasonable 10, 20-mile-an-hour winds. a little breezy there than elsewhere. we will move inland, we will get the winds at 10 gusting to 20. that will be within a degree of norm

let's go to brian, republican caller in wilmington, delaware, in the meantime. hi, brian. caller: hi. it was basically a comment. it just seems like we've, as a society, almost forgotten about sort of the bailouts and things like that, kind of how it all started not so much from the tarp. and i understand that we needed help after that. but it seems like it was a series going all the way back to truman where we started doing bank deregulations and things like that. in my mind, it still seems like instead of too big to fail it just seems like it should have been nicknamed too connected to fail.

host: the next call, wilmington, delaware. philip on the republican line. caller: good morning to you both. i hope ms. carrie budoff brown has insight on this and into this question and anybody listening could probably answer this question because i am totally baffled. how can the president of the united states, considering the financial crisis we are in, a high unemployment and what we are going through in the nation economically, can take an entourage of 3000 people, 40 aircraft, and i understand even chefs going, to india. and the average cost, they say, is $200 million a day. can anybody listening please answer that question, how does the congress let him get away with this? it so we will let carrie budoff brown and to that, but let me ask you, delaware was a bright spot for democrats, they retained a senate seat and did the congressional seat. how did you vote? chemical let me explain. delaware knew about christine o'donnell from the beginning. the tea party rush to endorse her, sarah palin made a quick trip, and the leader not, i do like sarah palin b