now unemployment in north carolina is 9.7%. our lead today is jobs. we have four correspondents on the beat. chip reid traveled with the president to north carolina. >> reporter: scott, in this critical swing state, there are dramatic differences in how people see their future. >> got hot dogs here! >> reporter: in durham north carolina some fans of the durham bulls are feeling pretty bullish about the economy. take andrew lewis who works in the booming financial industry. >> the entrepreneur spirit here in raleigh-durham is still alive. there's more new jobs and more new companies starting every day here than i think anywhere in the country. >> reporter: lewis is the kind of educated independent voter who turned out in large numbers in this affluent area and helped candidate obama squeak out a victory in what was only recently a heavily republican state. >> hello, north carolina! >> reporter: you voted for obama in 2008? >> yes. >> reporter: and you'll vote for him again? >> i definitely will. >> reporter: but 15 miles away in raleigh jeannie mccarra

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north carolina was the key to mr. obama's election three years ago, a state he won by a razor thin margin. the sluggish economy may be turning off voters there. chip reid is in durham, north carolina. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. when president obama won north carolina back in 2008 he did it in large part by winning over independent voters with a message of hope and change. well now those voters have lost a lot of that hope and still waiting for the change. when anna bunya graduated from north carolina's elan law school last year her job prospects seemed bright. >> i thought this should be okay. >> reporter: with the north carolina unemployment rate stuck at 9.1%, more than a year later, she's still looking for work as a lawyer. >> we have all these new graduates who are going to college, going to grad school, going to law school because they think it's going to help them in the job market and it really doesn't. >> i know this, north carolina, the time for change has come. >> reporter: during law sc

in north carolina. either the family has saved money for my likely the muslim brotherhood of kuwait has disowned him. he joined the muslim brotherhood after two of his older brothers had joined at age 16. so we arrived in america are roughly 18 years old and is unprepared for what he sees. they interviewed the man who picked him up at the airport who drove him to murphy's or a feared what he remembers years later -- remember his khalid sheikh been surprised by what he saw. first you survive by the geography, intense scrutiny. we see trees in kuwait there behind walls. here there were trees everywhere. more surprising and more strange and more putting than the trees were the people in what they were doing. he was sitting in lawn chairs on their front lawn, visible from the road, growing up, playing with kids, taking a hosted wishes us a different window. what surprised them with so much of american family life had been in public. this is not the kind of thing that would happen in the arab world. the more

eastern. >>> president obama is in north carolina today to talk about economic growth. he is meeting with the jobs and competitive counsel and touring the head courters of the leading maker of energy efficient l.e.d. lighting. he will give us a speech about policies to promote job creation and accelerate hiring. from his stop in north carolina, the president will fly to florida, another key political state to attend fund razors fupd raises in miami. >>> the judge would not permit an fbi examiner to show jurors a power point presentation about hair competition. the defense stated they never received a copy of the presentation. >>> we're getting our first look at congresswoman gabby gifford since she was shot in the head in february. two photos show a smiling gifford and gives us an indication of how much progress she is making. the photos were taken a day before she went to surgery to replace a bone in her school that had been removed to help with swelling. >>> at a conference in london today, bill gates pledged $1 billion over the next five years to help vaccinate child

we have 1400 across north carolina. in our 14 networks that provide the infrastructure to provide wrap around support to the medical homes, we have about 600 care managers, we have 30 medical directors, 18 clinical pharmacists and ten local psychiatrists. these are local people managing local patients and driving improvements in their systems. the physicians are engaged because they're part of the solution. they lead the local teams, they decide how to collaborate best to get the best results. efforts to improve care and save money are owned by those who directly provide that care. our care managers know their patients, they know the community and the resources, and that varies greatly. care managers are the boots on the ground. they connect the dots between the patient and the doctor, home health and other community resources. we believe that all health care's local and community support for individuals with multiple chronic conditions can significantly aim prove health -- improve health outcomes. one of the channels i

so matter meets antimatter in greensboro, north carolina. and what's interesting is in the single footnote in the 9/11 commission report, referring to a cia interrogation memo in which ksm says that his first assassination in america was that of meyer cahaan. the rest of the footnote says that the cia briefer does not believe him. it made me immediately curious. and so i began investigating. and there are a lot of links between the 1990 assassination four years after his speech in greensboro of meyer cahaan in greensboro and ksm. let's go through a couple brief ones. the man who drove the get-away car for the meyer cahaan murder is the same man who drove car for the of 1993 world trade center bomb. and the man with the video camera who was supposed to videotape the moment of glory, the two shots to the body of meyer cahaan, that man is also involved and, in fact, on the bomb leaving truck on the 1993 world trade center bombing. there's about four or five different people who are involved in both the cahaan assassination and the 1993 bombing

they -- charlotte north carolina. it left on saturday. the massive 120 foot fuselage is transported on a large flatbed truck. it is scheduled to cross the delaware memorial bridge around 10 this morning. it will pass through cecil, heartford and baltimore counties on 95 and head west on interstate 70 and interstate 68 into west virginia. yesterday, the plane got stuck for about an hour at an intersection in new jersey because it was too wide to make a turn. official removed a traffic pole and a fence just so it could pass through. that plane is expected to arrive in north carolina on friday. it will be on display at the carolina's aviation museum in charlotte and here on the main slide show on apc2 news.com on the third -- abc2news.com on the third story down it will bring you all the information. also, we have a link up here for you. if you click on that, it will bring you to this page that's the trucking company that is transporting the fuselage. grouf scroll down -- if you scroll down, it has the process of what it takes to take it thr

superregional in chapel hill, north carolina. tyler hansboro, the great college basketball player in the crowd watching the heels take on the cardinal. after a three-hour and 32-minute rain delay, north carolina advances to the college world series. steven piscotti grounds out. and then it's a big fat dog pile on the infield. they know how to celebrate. >> oh, yeah. >> good job. >> nice to see the bears doing all right. >> it is great for them. >> thank y, >>coming up, a new game from the creators of farmville. ing as welling as well the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. >

north carolina deemed elaine riddick feeble minded. she had been raped at the age of 13 and sterilized at the age of 14 and she joins me now here in the studio in atlanta. i appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me. >> did you block out part of what happened? >> yeah. after i found out what happened to me. i was totally humiliated, degraded. it was a big insult. you know, i became a hermit. i didn't want to deal with people. i didn't want to live in society. i just couldn't believe that my government would do something like this to me. >> they gave you a hysterectomy when you were just a child. how could people who take care of you, how could they sign off on this. >> let's back up. >> okay. go ahead. >> they didn't give me a hirs r eree hysterectomy. when i was 13, i was raped mosh molested. i had my son at 14. when i had my son, they decided i would have a cesarean birth, they went inside my and sterilized me at the same time. later on, because of my body was traumatized so severely, i ended up having to have a total hyster

kelly cobiella cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news". thanks for joining us this saturday evening. iech russ mitchell cbs news in new york. see you back here tomorrow. good night.g# captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org flames from getting started. fo >>> fire season readiness. how the bay area is trying to be ready. >>> and former bart officer lois -- >>> funding in the cross hairs. why fair-goers say they should be offlimits. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas.

and they will resume that long trek to north carolina very shortly. it's not every day you see something like this. so 120 foot plane flying down the highway on a flatbed truck and this is not just any plane. it's the famous one that made the miracle on the hudson landing about two years ago. the plane is now heading to the final destination an aviation museum in charlotte, north carolina. it is make the long trek with the police escort going about 50 miles an hour on the highway. hundreds came out to catch a glimpse of the rare sight as it made its way through cecil county yesterday. >> it's like a train if you never seen a train wreck or anything like that, it's the same thing or a boat. they said queen mary was coming down the delaware one time. we missed it by a few hours. >> reporter: so that state trooper said they will be escorting the plane all the way through maryland todaych the plan is to hit the -- today. the plan is to hit the road after the rush around 9 or 10 this morning escorting it down 95 to 695 and to 70 through western maryland on

. >>> north carolina bus driver is accused of assaulting a special education student. you can't see everything on the tape but the arrest warrant says she struck a 10-year-old girl on the leg with her hand. she resigned after the district suspended her. she faces two misdemeanor assault charges. >>> and the morning commute for some in pennsylvania ended up with a pig in a blank a reporter was there when a pig was running on the highway traffic. causing drivers to dong it and a woman stopped and got it off the road. a reporter jumped in and used a blanket to get it under control. the woman is now looking for a rescue group to take the pig in. megan is offering her services. >> i love pigs. >>> a mother in milwaukee charged with dui and wreck reckless endangerment with 11 kids in the car. she is the mother of 7 of the children. at least five were hurt yesterday. police say the woman admitted to drinking before getting behind the wheel. >>> 6:35 right now. the original story that happened two years ago it will be likely made into a movie but the trip down 95 had been memo

also, the state of north carolina. he is trying to hang on to a place that he won just barely in 2008. >> reporter: in a bad economy, president obama is trying to show americans that not everything is broken. so he traveled to north carolina, to a company that makes energy efficient led lighting. >> you are putting people back to work in a field that has the potential to create an untold number of new jobs and businesses. that's clean energy. >> reporter: it is an uphill battle despite promising to turn the economy around. the obama administration is still dealing with high unemployment. here in north carolina, the race is above the national average at 9.7%. >> i wake up every single morning thinking about how can i make sure that anybody who wants a job is able to get a job? >> reporter: in a wall street journal opinion piece, two members of the president's job council jeff immelt and ken smith wrote. immelt traveled to north carolina with the president where a group of private sector leaders proposed a basket of idea

north carolina is the capital of sweet potatoes, bar none. >> reporter: the north carolina sweet potato commission says this year about 400 farmers will plant 60,000 acres of sweet potatoes worth about $182 million to the state economy. that's a record. >> we've grown almost half of the sweet potatoes produced in the united states. >> reporter: they're selling all over the world. sweet potato producers are cashing in on the healthy eating craze by aggressively advertising this native american plant can help with everything from digestion to joint pain to heart disease. that's pushing demand for sweet potato fries, chips and pies. >> currently about 20% of the sweet potatoes produced in north carolina are being exported. that looks to rise to even more. >> reporter: how much more? hard to say. this year vick expects to grow enough on his farm to meet the sweet potato needs of four million people. >> you might as well say we've got four million people eating at our dinner table which is perfectly all right with me. >> reporter: next year they hope to be breaking records again. tom foreman

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>> north carolina should, you can't put a price on a child's future. you can't put a price on what they think that you are worth. you can't just say what a child is worth today. >> and the headlines tonight -- >>> the flood of the missouri river is encroaching on two nuclear power plants in nebraska. early sunday, a barrier collapsed. the fort calhoun plant is shut down since april. emergency generators are being used to keep the nuclear fuel cool.

>> north carolina should, you can't put a price on a child's future. you can't put a price on what they think that you are worth. you can't just say what a child is worth today. >> and the headlines tonight -- >>> the flood of the missouri river is encroaching on two nuclear power plants in nebraska. the fort calhoun plant has been shut down since april and emergency generators are being used to keep the fuel cool. >>> the murder trial of casey anon

north carolina's program ran until 1974. about 7,600 people in north carolina were sterilized. many of them forcefully. of those, about 3,000 are alive today. north carolina is now trying to determine how to make amends for its sterilization program at a hearing today in raleigh where victims had a chance to tell their stories. joining us now from raleigh, delores marks whose mother was a victim of the sterilization program. darren, let me begin with you. why this hearing today and what are the chances that north carolina will make amends? >> well, the state has been looking at compensating the nearly 3,000 living victims for a while now. and the state is getting serious about it. unfortunately, north carolina is one of the rare states that actually increased the number of forced sterilizations after world war ii. so where other states kind of stopped sterilizing people and learned the lessons from nazi germany, north carolina didn't. 77% of those sterilized occurred after world war ii. with so many living victims, it's about time that we compensated those people. >> these were

that was the president's focus today as he traveled to north carolina. and it is likely to occupy center stage tonight as well, as republicans take to the stage for their first new hampshire debate. judy woodruff has our report. >> woodruff: president obama pledged to make good on his promise to grow the economy today at an energy-efficient lighting plant in north carolina. >> we stabilized the economy. we prevented a financial meltdown,. an economy that was shrinking is now growing. we've added more than 2 million private sector jobs over the last 15 months alone. but-- (applause) but i'm still not satisfied. i will not be satisfied until everyone who wants a good job, they're offered some security, has a good job that offers security. keep up the great work. >> woodruff: the president came to push training for jobs in new industries like clean energy. mr. o bam-- obama toured the plant with ge chairman jeff imellt. before that group met on job creation. >> jobs are important for the economy and the confidence of the country. >> woodruff: in traveling t

greenville, north carolina, is a better place to live and work because of the enormous contribution of dennison d. garrett. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pence: mr. speaker, the economy, the national debt -- but today i rise to congratulate the marietta baseball team for winning their record fifth division iii college world series title yesterday. our people have something to cheer about. the pioneers won the deciding game in convincing fashion with a victory over chapman university.

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foxx of north carolina. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be downed. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 119, the nays are 306, the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 12 printed in the congressional record, offered by the gentleman from georgia, mr. broun, on which further proceed wrgs postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 12 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. broun of

let me say to my colleague from north carolina. i'll put my -- match my anti-hunger credentials against hers seven days a week, but in this bill that has been brought before us, the cuts in w.i.c. would end food assistance for 200,000 to 350,000 low-income women and children. that's a conservative estimate. she mentioned food for peace. how grateful we should be that they are thrown some scraps at the problem of international hunger. in this bill there is a 39% decrease in food for peace, title 2 funding. it will put millions of lives at risk and undermine the ability of usaid to prevent famine. food aid provided by usaid is a lifesaving measure for millions of vulnerable people overseas. according to usaid, these brutal cuts will mean up to 16 million people, mainly women and children, will not receive the lifesaving food aid. the gentlelady mentions the mcgovern-dole program, near and dear to my heart. that program serves about five million people -- five million children, children, in 28 countries. the $20 million cut to mcgover

for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? mr. price: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i might utilize. i'm pleased that we're considering the fiscal year 2012 department of homeland security appropriations bill in a timely fashion and under an open rule. chairman alder --ed aer holet -- aderholt has been a true professional in the drafter of this bill and certainly want to share in his commendation of all of our staff on both sides of the aisle. for the second year in a row, overall funding for the department of homeland security will drop. it is below the president's request and returns the funding to the 2009 level which is concerning to many people, including myself. this allocation has required chairman aderholt to make some tough decisions. he's been able to retain adequate funding for the front line employees of the department of homeland security to continue to conduct critical operations along our borders, to protect our nation's airports and sea ports and to respond to the waves of natural disasters that our country has ex

meanwhile today, vanderbilt and north carolina, in the opening game. former president george w. bush throwing out the first pitch. gregor going the other way. at the wall in left, mike yastrzemski scores. the grandson of carl. conner hale breaks the tie in his first ever college world series game. vandy wins. and going back to rory mcilroy, this is his tournament. an whatnot about the masters? >> he had a four shot lead, but eight now, twice as much. anen an -- >> alan: a twist in the story of a 9/11 hero and bay >> alan: a documentary examining the life of a bay area man who became a hero in the 9/11 terrorist attacks debuted today in san francisco. it was about the relationship between mark bingham and his mother. it received a loud applause during the film festival. bingham helped storm the cockpit of united flight 93 that cashed in pennsylvania. the festival shows gay-themed films. bingham is also gay and his mother speaks on behalf of gay rights across the country. thanks for joining us, see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

i guess their educational system is failing in north carolina. >>neil: careful. >>guest: the education, in the children themselves. the ad is effective they take his words and they do in the deficit it they play it. it is in effective they only use one example. in all research you need three examples of either disinformation, misinformation, or simply failing. one is not enough to make the case. >>neil: i talked to prominent democrats and some do not show up on the show and they say all we have to do is remind americans about the financial meltdown how we are drug -- struggling and we are coming back. >> enough already. stop blaming. you came into office with the ability to fix it. you claimed you would make a difference. what did we have? 9.1 percent unemployment. businesses that are still shutting down. the american people with say "enough is enough," and i want a different approach. that argument will not work on election day. >>neil: thank you very much. you want everyone working again? well, bring everyone's taxes down. a lot. if this guy has his way, way do

a native of wilson county, north carolina, dr. johnson resided in matthews, north carolina, which is near the city of charlotte, with her beloved husband of more than 50 years, retired bishop joseph johnson. mr. speaker, dr. johnson was the fifth of eight children. born to mark benjamin and clara farmer sharp. after finishing high school at the age of 15, she went on to earn her bachelor's degree from north carolina's central university, known at that time as north carolina college at durham. later in life she earned a master's degree in religious education and doctor ofdy vinity degree from the james -- doctor of divinity from salisbury, north carolina, from livingstone college. she received a doctor of ministry degree from gordon conwell theological seminary in charlotte. over the years dr. johnson found many ways to serve her community as a public school teacher, school administrator, social worker, and even a seamstress. she was particularly devoted to her faith and church. in 1979 dr. johnson was elected by the general confer

the gentleman from north carolina is recognized -- for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. price: i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. price: madam chair, i support this amendment because it restates the department's broad discretionary authority to grant relief or deferred action to deserving individuals. the authority of law enforcement agencies to exercise discretion in deciding what cases to investigate and prosecute under existing civil and criminal law, including immigration law is fundamental to the american legal system. and since this amendment recognizes this essential executive authority, especially when it comes to relief for humanitarian purposes or when it serves the public's interest, i recommend that my colleagues support it and i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from nor

of course, in north carolina he showed contrition and defiance. >> there is no question i have done wrong and i take full responsibility. i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm i have caused. but i did not break the law and i never, ever thought that i was breaking the law. >> edwards ran for the white house in 2004, becoming his party is buys presidential candidate. he ran again in 2008. during that campaign he met the documentarian with it -- with whom he had an affair. she had the baby and prosecutors say that he used campaign donations to keep the affair quiet. at the same time his wife was battling cancer. a battle that he lot -- that she lost last year. a guilty plea would mean avoiding a potentially embarrassing trial, but john edwards insists he is innocent. >> in peru it will go down to the wire in the presidential elections. and voters remain divided as they head to the polls this sunday. for weeks popular candidates hailing from opposite sides of the political arena have been all but tied. from peru, dan has this report. >> this likely march betrays the pop

today, it was on its way to a north carolina aviation museum when it hit a bit of a snag. it was being pulled by an oversized flat bed trailer, but today, it was too big to make a turn at this new jersey intersection. work crews removed a fence and a few traffic poles, people posed for pictures in front of it. >> about 80% of the passengers live in charlotte, so for us, it's a real charlotte story. the crew was based there. for us, it's about bringing something home. >> it took about an hour for the plane to resume its slow trip to north carolina. expect it on friday. >>> now to stories making headlines around the world. more bombing attacks are being felt in pakistan following the death of a top al-qaeda commander. 35 people are recovering from injuries suffered during the blast. hours earlier, another explosion at a bus stop in the northwest killed six people. >>> in germany, bean sprouts at a farm could be the source of the deadly e. coli break spreading across europe. german officials say they traced the bacteria to a farm south of hamburg. so far, international author

the gentleman from north carolina. mr. price: mr. chairman, i -- the chair: does the gentleman wish to strike the last words? mr. price: i do. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. price: i don't want to prolong this but i do want to plead with my colleagues. this is something that this body simply, simply should not be a party to. bringing in three pages-plus of organizations that many of us, most of us have never heard of, have no knowledge of, they may be on somebody's list somewhere. we have no knowledge of the basis for inclusion on that list. there may have been media reports about them. whatever there is that would back up this kind of a list, at a minimum it should be provided to us tonight, anyone offering an amendment of this sort ought to provide the basic documentation for the kind of stigmatizing, the kind of exclusion that is being proposed here of these organizations from any ability to compete for funding in this bill. i hope it's obvious. i hope it's obvious to everybody here, no matter what their political per

tar heels up 4-1 and stallings gives north carolina insurance. despite erasing a deficit. >>> we go to france for a scary crash at the 24 hour. allen mcnish got clipped and he walked away from the crash unharmed. and no one else was injured. >> i'm so happy that cal is still in this. >> it's fantastic. magical son for them. they are always down to the last strike can and they pull it out. >> that is it, kim has more sports at 11:00 on cbs 5, good night. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. it's been over a decade since the us has won the world cup and while they've won tournaments in coun

and unfortunately these moves by the legislatures in indiana and north carolina are really targeting those services that women need to stay healthy. >> but to come back to the issue of whether you are playing defense, it seems to me that nor a number of years the issue of abortion rights to a certain extent had taken a step back from the political arena. there wasn't in day-to-day battle either for funding or about litigation about what defined the parameters of abortion rights. we're back to seeing it in had the political arena. is it just a presidential year so it's raised? >> i thought we saw a rightward shift in the voting in november. what the voters really wanted to see as a result of those elections is people going back to work. they were frustrated bt economy. unfortunately the result has been these legislatures are attacking women and women's health care. that's not what the american people want. as you said yourself, more than two-thirds of the american people believe planned parenthood should be able to provide services to women, particularly the preventive care we're know

i know zany has routes in -- roots in north carolina and i know miami definitely miami. >> reporter: through the recorded visits, police interviews and testimony, from anthony's mother, father and brother, the jury heard detailed stories of a fix fiction son manny job and boyfriend. the cases captivated people around the world. >> it's almost a greek tragedy the way the thing unfolded in court. of course once the defense laid out opening argument, basically saying that casey was a victim all her life of sexual abuse at hand of her father, and that caylee drown in the pool and the father and her covered it up. >> not only is she accused of murdering her 2 1/2-year-old baby girl but to get herself out of trouble she throws her entire family under the bus and it's not a bus it's a tank. okay. >> reporter: saturday jurors heard from a forensic scientist. day 11 resumes at 9 a.m. tommy andres reporting. >> casey anthony could face the death penalty if convicted. she denies killing her daughter. her defense team says caylee drowned in a pool and was covered up by her father and casey becau

now sky high chopper 14 catches the plan in route to north carolina, its original, final destination. >> most of its crew lives in charlotte, the passengers almost all lived in charlotte, charlotte was its destination. it's a close connection for us. >> on the highway we're doing 55. >> reporter: a crew of photographers document every move, some a little slower than others. >> when we were in newark we were getting a few bad luck because we were holding up traffic. >> reporter: the plane is expected to arrive in charlotte on friday. due to regulations on maryland highway the plane must keep up with the flow of traffic. that's why they stopped here in perryville. it's unclear if they will resume tonight or early tuesday morning. i'm jessica cartalia, wjz news. >> captain sullenberger will take part of a dedication ceremony? >> wouldn't it be funny if you didn't know that plane was on its way to north carolina and you pulled up beside it. >> i bet it's happened to some people. >>> turning up the heat. the scorching summer like temperatures return to maryland. how hot it will get this we

for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> mr. chairman, i believe we have no further speakers so i yield back my time. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> i yield back the balance of my time. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. during consideration of the bill for amendment, the chair may accord priority and recognition to a member offering an amendment has caused it to be printed in the designated place in the congressional record, those amendments will be considered read. the clerk will reread. the clerk: the following sums are appropriated for the department of homeland security for fiscal year 2012, namely, title 1, departmental management and operations, office of the secretary and executive management, $ 126,700,000. the chair: the gentleman from ohio. >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the chair: could the gentleman send his amendment to the desk? the clerk will report the amendment. th

jacob stalling, the north carolina, a little insurance two runs score. the cardinal would chip away at the lead. eighth inning. austin wilson doubles. two runs score. and right now, it is 6-5 north carolina. in the 9th. but they are in a rain delay. we will have full highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> brett comes next. the pitch. flip to third. he baked it into right field. coming in to score is booker. brenden swift, he is coming in. he is safe. and california wins it. 9-8. i cannot believe it. i apologize, folks. i'm sure you didn't hear any of that. devon rodriguez. my voice is gone. i called two games yesterday. >> i will rest my voice. i'm on the diet of tea and lemon and honey. >> that's a good thing. because risinger will node his voice for the bears three -- need his voice for the bears three-game series against dallas baptist. >> it is hard to get words across in a moment like that and for him to really capture it like that was pretty amazing. it is all over the place. it has gone viral. pretty sweet. >> do you think joe starky is proud of danny?

for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? mr. price: mr. chairman, i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. price: and would like to yield to my colleague from texas so she can respond to the last speaker. the chair: the gentleman must remain on his feet as he controls the time. and the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the ranking member. and i think it's important i listen to the gentleman, mr. aderholt, list a lot of numerical and factual points about personnel. let me be very clear, as senator lieberman said, all of our sisters need to be on high alert and all of our citizens need to be on high alert as we approach the 10th anniversary of 9/11. . it is clear, mr. chairman, and our colleagues, that something is awry with al qaeda. al qaeda is interested in transportation modes and they're interested in our rail systems. they have already done mumbai, they have done london and they have done madrid. and therefore, they are looking at the united states. no

as duarte geraldino shows us it's completing its original journey to north carolina. >> reporter: new jersey drivers are sharing the road with history. >> i did i think i would see an airplane on 21. >> reporter: not just any plane. the airbus 320 captain sullenberger splash-landed on the hudson river. >> he is a good pilot. >> reporter: the so-called miracle on the hudson river captured the world's attention in january of 2009. the unusual journey u.s. airways flight 1549 is taking to its original destination will be turning heads for the next few days. >> an airplane landed on broad street so we ran outside! >> reporter: the fuselage is traveling 780 miles to charlotte, north carolina squeezing under bridges and negotiating narrow tree-lined streets. the trailer is custom made to account for the width and length of the plane and also more importantly to preserve all of the damage that was caused when it landed in the hudson river. >> it's going to be frozen this time as it landed in the river. so we are not going to repair any damage that happened in the accident. >> reporter: sean

in charlotte north carolina. it making a long trek with a police escort going about 50 miles per hour on highway. hundreds came out to catch a glimp of the rare sight as it mate it's way through cecil county. >> i thought it was bigger. but here, it looks like a big tractor trailer. >> reporter: so, again, if you are on the road this morning, heading to work, watch out for a huge police escort perhaps flashing lights. if you see the 120 foot plane that's the plane we are talking about. it is going to hit the road again like we said this morning after the morning rush hour to keep it more safer. they are going to head down 95 and head towards the beltway and hop on i-70 go through western maryland and interstate 68. as it makes its way to charlotte, north carolina, they are hoping it will get there by the end of the week. live in perryville, linda so, abc2 news. >> all right. so megan changed her plans for the day because she doesn't want to get caught by the plane. do you? >> i do not. >> 95, 695, 70, 68 and don'

now, sky eye chopper 13 captured the plane en route to charlotte, north carolina. its original, final destination. >> most of the survivor live in charlotte. crew lives in charlotte. the airplane was destined for charlotte. it is a charlotte story for us. >> people lined the route as you the plane made its way through pennsylvania and delaware before arriving here in maryland. >> we get down as low as 5 miles per hour. on the highway, we're going about 55. >> a crew of photographers document it. >> in newark, we were holding up traffic. >> the plane is expected to arrive in charlotte friday morning. >> that was jessica car tell la reporting. the plane has to keep up with the flow of traffic. it can't travel at peak times. it is still unclear exactly the route it is going to take on its way to charlotte. >> howard bernstein is here with an update on the forecast. >> you don't see that every day. >> that would be exciting to see. >> weatherwise, it won't be too exciting unless you like blazing heat and humidity as we get toward tomorrow and thursday. one saving grace

the president visited a plant in durham, north carolina, that make energy efficient light bulbs. president obama announced a public-private venture to train 10,000 new edging graduates every year. another program would improve energy efficiency in u.s. office buildings with the savings going to hire more workers. the president is trying to show he is focused on the economy as some indicators point to a sluggish recovery. >>> and first lady michelle obama is in california tonight. she met with hollywood writers, producers and directors in beverly hills and encouraged them to pay more attention to story stories about military families. she is also attending a pair of democratic fundraisers. next mrs. obama is heading to the bay area with meetings in berkeley and san francisco. >>> the republican challengers are facing off in new hampshire for their first major debate. here is a live look as the debate is getting under way. as manuel gallegus tells us, they are taking aim at the president's handling of the economy. >> reporter: two new polls show mitt romney leading the gop field of

. >> at good shepherd lutheran church in raleigh, north carolina, parishioners are training to become caregivers. >> the key thing that i saw is you leaned into her. you engaged her and told her, "i'm listening to you." >> they're learning to be stephen ministers, named for st. stephen, the first christian martyr who cared for the poor. parishioners are recruited and interviewed by the pastor, then trained to offer one-to-one care to people in and around their congregation. they commit to be available as needed for two years, but many serve longer. pam montgomery has been involved for two decades, balancing stephen ministry with responsibilities at home. >> hi, mom. >> please drive carefully. >> i will, i promise. >> but sometimes the caregiver is the one who needs care. >> this is my dad and my mom. >> seven years ago, pam's father died of cancer. just two weeks later she lost her grandmother. as she grappled with her grief, a friend surprised her with a suggestion -- what if pam herself asked for a stephen minister? >> when you're so close to it, i didn't even think about me having