and new york the headwaters of the delaware river the delaware river feeds about fifteen point six million people with clean drinking water those people in new york pennsylvania delaware and so the new jersey and for the past three and a half years that river basin has been in moratorium because of numerous groups fighting i mean actually probably hundreds of groups fighting against fracking in the delaware river basin the delaware river basin commission is a five member body the governors of new york new jersey pennsylvania. and new york and a representative from the obama administration in this case the army corps of engineers so three out of five wins they're going to pass this regulatory package which they have called it would allow twenty two thousand gas wells in the delaware river basin which would basically industrialize the headwaters of that river and contaminate them and forever change what is a national wild and scenic river a tourist destination for five point four million people and again the source of drinking water for five fifteen point six million people it also happens t

well go back to the big picture and marvin coming up in this half hour the fate of the delaware river hangs in the balance with a key vote scheduled for next week filmmaker josh fox joins it's all about where oil and gas were and plan to take their fracking endeavors next and what republican governor is happy to oblige and what did mayor michael bloomberg learn from former egyptian president hosni mubarak you for clearing out zuccotti park in the us the answer coming up in tonight's delete. last week the environmentalist movement scored a big victory when the white house pushed back a decision on the trans national he stone x l a pipeline already the company building the pipeline trans canada has agreed to reroute the pipeline to avoid some environmentally sensitive areas but while the environment might be saved in this instance there is very much still out on that it's in danger in ohio governor john k. sick got shellacked at the polls last week and saw his signature anti-union law repealed went ahead with another very unpopular initiative i'll fracking in state parks despite so. sev

that's delaware. the reality is, look, we are very focused on both the prosecution and punishment of pedophiles and what we're talking about. pedophilia here. if i can make a point, there's a great organization called darkness 2, the number 2, light. and t in delaware, the ymca and as well as my office, our goal is to educate delawareans in my state the next many months to spot signs for child abuse and prevent it and make sure these cases don't happen by emboldening -- children need to be emboldened to speak up and speak out about something that's almost impossible to speak up and speak out about. >> child abuse happens in all 50 states. should there be a federal standard? are we approaching this properly? >> you know, that's a fair question, ed. i bet you're going to have members of congress grappling with that decision as we speak. and i -- you know, this is something i think the states can handle state by state. delaware has. 18 other states have. that's a fair question whether or not under title

there is shower activity in delaware. the movement of this rain is coming from the southwest to northeast. cold front has gone through, and you can feel that in the temperatures. we will talk about the temperatures will go or won't go in the insta-weather-plus forecast. >> the federal government has put the brakes on an anne arundel county trucking company. the u.s. department of transportation has ordered don farris transport to shut down, calling the company and hazard to the public. the judgment comes following a two-year investigation into alleged business practices that allow drivers to under-report hours and operate trucks that at a high crash risk. president obama announced that the u.s. military would expand its role in the asia-pacific region despite budget cuts, declaring america was here to state as a pacific power. -- here to stay as a bus of a power -- as a pacific power. >> president obama thank to the troops at his door when air force base, speaking up for crowd -- speaking before a crowd of about 2000. the

district court in delaware. i urge my colleagues to support me in joining in support of this confirmation. with that, i yield back the floor and thank you very much, mr. president. ms. klobuchar: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i am speaking on the vote that is about to occur in this chamber on the rebuild america jobs act. over the past few days, we have been discussing how to best address our nation's crumbling infrastructure. the cracks in this broken system became tragically clear on a beautiful summer's day in minnesota, august 1, 2007, when the i-35w bridge simply crashed into the mississippi river, killing 13 people, dozens of cars in the river. as i said that day, a bridge just shouldn't fall down in the middle of america, but it did. and not an eight-lane highway shouldn't fall down, not a highway that is literally six blocks from my house that i drive over every day with my family, but that's what happened. and yet, four years after the i-

we have a steel plant in delaware based in russia. we have companies based in taiwan, banks based in the uk. what is an american company? and so the point is, as long as any of these companies are thinking about investing in other parts of the world or they're thinking about investing in the u.s., i want them to invest in delaware. i also want delaware poultry companies to be able to export their chickens all over the world. and, you know, this is real. so whatever the company, whatever it is that they make, the best opportunity for growth these days, let them go to an economy that is growing faster than ours and frankly these days there are a lot of economies growing quicker than ours. let's make sure that our companies, our businesses, our employees, can get the benefit of that. >> you got especially good chickens in delaware? >> we are huge in the chicken arena. >> just checking. >> it just occurred to me that as listening to you speak that delaware is sort of a pivot point for both of these book end issues. you've got dover. >> ri

but in delaware, the law requires you to report it. if you just simply have a good-faith belief to believe a child is being abused, if you see a bruise or -- and that's, i hope, one of the things that will come out of all the coverage of this tragedy up at -- >> he's now contradicting the grand jury report, do you think this key witness, the person that is deemed to be the whistle-blower, someone that witnessed this firsthand and did report it, do you think that, though, he is now jeopardizing what could be a lock-solid case to bring justice to these survivo survivors, to bring justice to the parents whose children were abused? should he be talking to the media and sending e-mails to friends? >> look, i'll speak for myself. when we have cases in delaware -- and we've prosecuted big cases and any case involving a child is a big case, regardless of how many victims these pedophiles prey on. what we recommend that our key witnesses do is only talk to us and speak at a courtroom or in a grand jury. that's what we recommend that our witness

delaware residents, we want to listen to you. in the new york times today, their lead editorial talks about the 50 attorneys general looking into it for their concern is a potential settlement with the mortgage to industry. they are concerned about letting the banks off easy. guest: i agree very much with the editorial in today's new york times. they have got it right. the piecemeal approach initiated a year ago by all attorneys general, i think, is the wrong way to go after this. we're going to continue to investigate the servicing fraud, which i tried to outline. but this needs to be done in a much more global fashion. servicing is related to her originating, related to securitizations. the problem with this is that a lot of folks, whether the borrowers were citizens for middle-class americans, americans of all stripes, they are forced to learn a new language. they are forced to learned greek in terms of all of these banking terms. i spent a year-and-a-half learning the language. it is not as complicated says it is made to be.

court turnpike and the new jersey turnpike. -- the delaware turnpike and the new jersey turnpike. you can get an update act wbaltv.com. for two -- part two of the rubble call case starts right after the weekend. facing charges that he teamed up against an african-american opponent. one of the witnesses he plans to call, congressman in logic cummings. jayne miller joins us live -- congressman e. elijah cummings. jayne miller joined us live with more. >> why him? the lawyers are curious. worked on all three of his campaigns. now he sits under indictment, accusing of crossing -- accusing him of crossing the criminal line by using robo calls to suppress the black vote. >> there was no criminal act. >> when lawyers intend to argue he made what he called in as the decisions, but nothing arises to the point of crime. >> where is the conspiracy? you have gone through hundreds of thousands of documents and e- mails. where is this so-called conspiracy? >> his witness list includes the head of the state board of elections. she is being asked to provide specific information about the 2010 ele

the main thing i have taken away from the awful tragedy we have experienced in delaware, as well as up in pennsylvania, is that there should never be a situation, parents should be very, very careful to make sure that there are never a situation where a child is in a one-on-one setting with an adult without total transparency and openness where someone else can see into that setting. no one-on-one's between a child and an adult. >> as you lay it out, this is not just a state problem, this is a national problem. but the states have different ways of dealing with this. do you think there should be a uniform system of law around the country on this subject? >> yeah. i mean, that is the second big take-away and that is there needs to be -- states need to have -- delaware does have a mandatory reporting requirement. citizens need to understand that children are not responsible for protecting themselves, adults are, and that is why in delaware, we have a mandatory reporting law that says if you reasonably expect a child is aducketed you have a mandatory to report it. i recommend that any sta

. >> and first up, delaware attorney, general beau biden, whose state has some of the toughest mandatory reporting standards when it comes to suspected child abuse. beau, i presume the reason you have mandatory reporting is because this is a very uncomfortable thing, it's a very shameful thing, it's a thing that comes with a lot of guilt and a lot of incentive to not talk about it. how important are laws like the mandatory reporting in your state to making sure that these crimes get addressed? >> they're critical. they're critical. look, you know the statistics, dylan. one out of four girls is sexually assaulted before they're 18. one out of six boys. only one in ten ever report it, because nine out of the ten perpetrators know the victim or say they love the victim they victimize. we need to find ways to embolden and empower victims to speak up and speak out. these aren't just statistics, these are my friends, people i within t went to high school with. they're people you know, i bet. we have to find ways to require and mandate by law that when you come across this, whether it's the thi

hear in i95, it's -- here in i95, it's good up to the delaware area. i 68 has been incident free for you right now. that's a look at the drive. back to you, anita. >> good things are clearing up even a little bit, beverly. >>> be glad you're not one of the holidays drivers that got stuck in this sticky situation. a truckloaded with sticky stuff. it wasn't on the driveway, it was on the pennsylvania turnpike. miles of it. the muck leaked out from a broken valve last night and it leaked 150 drivers got stuck. the good news is the mess has been cleaned up. >>> no snow for thanksgiving travelers, but plenty of wind. topper, we saw andrea's hair just blowing all over the place and yours is taking a beating with well. >> well, i have a lot of product in my hair. [ laughing ] >> the winds have died down a little bit and they're going to continue to die down. but let's talk about tranquil weather. if you're waiting for someone to get in, it's fantastic. it's 45 in bismark. 44 in chicago. it's 56 in great falls. there is no snowstorms to speeb of. yes, if you g

here is chief moving up across delaware and eastern shore. right now the city literally just west of the city. it's ended still some light rain in the next hour or so. but northeast that's where the heaviest rain is going on, newark, delaware some heavy showers in that region. could even see some minor floodings on some of the roadways, watch out for that. just west of annapolis all those western shore pretty much dry there. that will be the trend for tonight and tomorrow we'll see sun shine again, although a lot cooler temperatures moving in. today we've got up into the 60s. 67 tomorrow. we probably won't get much out of it low 50s which is still above average. looks like dry end of the week headed our way. >>> maryland spends the largest over state delegation over united states to india with the goal of bringing jobs back home. pat joins a conference call with the governor from india about the expected benefits of the trip. >> reporter: maryland youtube through asia on his trade mission to china in june when he made a pitch for maryland bus

the main thing i have taken away from the awful tragedy we have experienced in delaware, as well as up in pennsylvania, is that there should never be a situation, parents should be very, very careful to make sure that there are never a situation where a child is in a one-on-one setting with an adult without total transparency and openness where someone else can see into that setting. no one-on-one's between a child and an adult. >> as you lay it out, this is not just a state problem, this is a national problem. but the states have different ways of dealing with this. do you think there should be a uniform system of law around the country on this subject? >> yeah. i mean, that is the second big take-away and that is there needs to be -- states need to have -- delaware does have a mandatory reporting requirement. citizens need to understand that children are not responsible for protecting themselves, adults are, and that is why in delaware, we have a mandatory reporting law that says if you reasonably expect a child is abducted, you have a mandatory responsibility to report it. i recomme

jordan and israel border the dead sea, and delaware gets more rainfall than nevada. to learn more about the national geographic bee, you can follow the links on our website. >> fearless warriors. no, i ma not talking about xena or hercules. it's actually an ancient form of exercise. i'll tell you what it's all about, coming up next. >> together: om. >> if you think this is all there is to yoga, try striking a pose. >> a lot of athletes go into yoga and think, "i'm good at everything. this is gonna be easy, a piece of cake." and then they fall and they're embarrassed and they're in shock. >> yoga is a series of poses based on movements and postures found in nature. >> and we're gonna take your right foot into tree pose. >> the positions help increase strength, flexibility, and focus, while relieving stress. that's why mary kaye chryssicas started teaching yoga to teens. >> and there's a lot of worry and anxiety in today's teens. so, anything that can reduce worry is a good thing. >> i braved mary kaye's boston class. as you can see, it's pretty popular. it turns out m

i tried to sell stuff on the streets of delaware style magazine want to buy a fox t-shirt? >> i didn't say it was a smart business but this ability to try to succeed is important but america doesn't make it ease. >> y. i had to register with the delaware secretary of state. buy commercial liability insurance. register with the department of finance. >> it was good that i did all this because this cop came over to make sure that i had my vending permit. >> cost me ten bucks. >> yeah, are the city of wilmington will get you. >> all right. but i'm legal, right? >> you are legal. >> what if i wasn't? what if i tried to sell, say, flowers on the street in high hialeah, florida. there i could be arrested if my flower stand is close to a flower store or if i don't constantly move the stand around. >> hundreds of people who earn their living as street vendors in hialeah operate in legal limbo as the city has turn inside a confusing patch of no vending zones. >> the institute is a libertarian law firm that sues governments that limit entrepreneurs economic freedom and they have gott

and now a new report has found similar problems at drover air force base in delaware. what happened to some up identified remains just ahead. 3q -- unidentified remains just ahead. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah. >>> welcome back on this friday. taking a live look at reagan national. you could see the camera bouncing around a little bit. kind of breezy out there. >> in honor of 11-11-11, right now it is 11 degrees. >> no. >> it's cold. it is not that cold. so let's be happy about that. at someen point this winter, it will be 11 degrees. >> yes. >> not a bad start to the day.

causing flooding of creeks and streams in frederick and washington counties maryland, as well as northern delaware up into pennsylvania. watch out for high water there this morning. as we look at the radar, up and down the atlantic seaboard, a storm is affecting weather from new england all the way to florida, snow from northern new england, rain from boston to new york city to near philadelphia and east of washington and then all the way down to northern florida. right now a few showers off to our west of the mountains of west western maryland to west virginia. locally the rain has ended for now. we could get an additional passing shower later today. right now temperatures around the metro area are in the mid 50s but we ought to warm back up again as the morning progresses back into the 60s by noontime and then turning colder with a gusty wind this afternoon. might have an additional shower this morning later on and again later this afternoon, even a little sun breaking out. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at our traffic. good morning, danella. >> a few problems travel

northbound heading up past baltimore through the tunnels making your way north through delaware. the i-70, 68 corridor checks in all right. allow the extra time for the rain and the patience for this travel. your next timesaver traffic at 6:45. back to you. >> all right, beverly, thank you. >> thanksgiving travel time. we have a look at how this year's drive is going to be different from last year. as we reported yesterday, the intercounty connector now links interstates 270 and 95 in maryland. it is a toll road but it is toll free for the holiday which is good news. the bad news though, the tolls have gone up in other spots in maryland. right now, it is $3 at the baltimore tunnels. $6 on i-95 in cecil county. back to good news, the awful toll plaza in delaware is a lot better if you haven't been through there recently. there is an express ez pass lane on the left side. watch for the signs. i've been stuck in that one bunches. >> don't you love how the little things make you happy. >> we'll be spending more on gas this year. nationwide prices are about 50 cents a gallon higher th

host: delaware, good morning. -- people are angry at and i see why. host: delaware, good morning. caller: is anything being done -- and i like that what you are talking about -- but is anything being done for my grandson? myself, i rented a home. i did not know that the owner was in foreclosure. i had to find a place to live for me and my family. it was hard to know what to do in that situation. guest: contact my fraud division and we will put you in touch with the appropriate people. there are folks there the can assist you on landlord tenant law. caller: my question was answered part about a man from texas. when you investigate corporations and people, what your looking at in terms of derivatives and so forth, we need to know who has done this and how you plan to handle that aspect of it. that function exposes the fact of those who are responsible. guest: that is what the attorney general and i are very focused on. in terms of the mortgage electronic regulation system, it was created by the largest bank lenders in 1995, it was designed to help to facilitate the securitization of

the sun is owned by the tribune company and news broke earlier tonight that a federal judge in delaware has rejected its plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection. the judge also denied a rival proposal from tribune creditors as well. by rejecting both plans the judge said this case needs to end quickly and said he would appoint a trusty if a trustee is needed. we have an update to last night's lead story. they are telling us police have made arrests in three robberies over three days and that the neighborhood association heard that all three of these crimes can be linked. baltimore county police say they can't confirm anything of this until tomorrow. the ams liquor world, the right aim, the also tobacco stop shop, all hit in one case. the store owner fired shots. again that meeting still going on in perry hall. baltimore county police, scheduled at 7:30 right there at the library. >>> friend and family marking the 1-year anniversary of the deaths of three texas rangers, the trio was killed in a car are crash last year. they say they are remembering the potential each of them possessed.

i tried to sell stuff on the streets of delaware style magazine want to buy a fox t-shirt? >> i didn't say it was a smart business but this ability to try to succeed is important but america doesn't make it ease. >> y. i had to register with the delaware secretary of state. buy commercial liability insurance. register with the department of finance. >> it was good that i did all this because this cop came over to make sure that i had my vending permit. >> cost me ten bucks. >> yeah, are the city of wilmington will get you. >> all right. but i'm legal, right? >> you are legal. >> what if i wasn't? what if i tried to sell, say, flowers on the street in high hialeah, florida. there i could be arrested if my flower stand is close to a flower store or if i don't constantly move the stand around. >> hundreds of people who earn their living as street vendors in hialeah operate in legal limbo as the city has turn inside a confusing patch of no vending zones. >> the institute is a libertarian law firm that sues governments that limit entrepreneurs economic freedom and they have gott

. >> unable to pay the $500,000 bail, jackson is sent to delaware county jail to await trial. >> i'll never forget the feeling of when they put me in a cell on the second tier and closed the gate, and i've never been claustrophobic in my life. that's when it hit. >> as his son sits in jail, richard jackson hires veteran defense attorney michael malloy. malloy is convinced the team has a tough battle ahead if police have something as solid as fingerprint evidence. >> i probably told them, i can fight like hell for you but i've got to tell you if they're your son's fingerprints in blood on the fan on top of the body, you've got a problem on your hands. >> coming up, can the jackson team take on a time-tested forensic science and win? >> there's no doubt about what we needed to do. you got prints, prove them wrong, you're out of business. smal l bu sinesses are the smal lifeblood of our communities. on november 26th you can make a huge impact by shopping small on small business saturday. one purchase. one purchase is all it takes. so, pick your favorite local business... and join the mov

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this one was in delaware. >> delaware was said to be the most busy friendly state but it took me a week to get permission to do this. in hong kong it took one day. so the two week wait in puerto rico is still a handicap but much faster. >> do you hear from businesses responding to that? >> of course. it's expanding significantly. >> john: 600 construction permits have been issued in the last few months. this drug company has expanded coke co-la has begin construction on a bottling plant that will employ thousands. >> a number of restaurants are coming in. >> did you ever have a fired worker, you know i worked in the bureaucracy for 20 years and you fired me, but now i'm glad because i'm doing it. >> people like that woman selling marmalade. she on used to work for the government. being fired was hard. >> i feel bad because i have a big family. >> now she started her own business, being fired was good thing. >> i am my own boss. >> so good she named it's after the law that fired her, law seven. >> you drew the line. so we have the policemen and women out on the streets. >> john: still lo

including 8,000 in my home state of delaware alone. and we've got thousands of folks in the -- skilled building trades ready to go. they juice just need to us get over our differences, tined a way past these endless, mindless filibusters and get them to work. this week we have an opportunity to invest in those people and invest in our country. infrastructure is such a smart investment, and in this economy and in this competitive global environment where our allies and competitors are outstripping our investment because they see clearly the road to the future, we simply cannot afford to continue to refuse to act. madam president, it was one year ago today that the people of delaware elected me to represent them in washington, and every day since i have wondered when this chamber was finally going to come together across the partisan divide and start moving on jobs. the persistent partisanship here that has plagued this body is in my view not worthy of the very real human needs of the people who sent us here. last month folks in this con

, and this is a very delaware-specific thing, although i predict to you that other states will follow suit, because they have similar statutes, and trying to hold those responsible accountable. in this man-made disaster, as you have covered better than anyone else, dylan, no man has been held responsible. >> i pulled the part of the sound bite where he told me i did a good job just as a self-esteem boost for the day. but your thoughts on mers and his actions? >> i agree with beau. i applaud what he is doing. i think there are various ags, we're trying to figure out in our state, strategically, where our laws can take us to hold those individuals accountable. some of us are attacking in different areas. that doesn't necessarily mean we won't all get to the same litigation, but our investigations is going to dictate where we go. but i applaud beau. i think he's doing a fantastic job. and i agree with him. that's what we do as ags. we hold individuals accountable, we look for the restitution, and ensure that any damages that any of our constituents have incurred because of some sort of f

this one was in delaware. >> delaware was said to be the most busy friendly state but it took me a week to get permission to do this. in hong kong it took one day. so the two week wait in puerto rico is still a handicap but much faster. >> do you hear from businesses responding to that? >> of course. it's expanding significantly. >> jn: 600 construction permits have been issued in the last few months. this drug company has expanded coke co-la has begin construction on a bottling plant that will employ thousands. >> a number of restaurants are coming in. >> did you ever have a fired worker, you know i worked in the bureaucracy for 20 years and you fired me, but now i'm glad because i'm doing it. >> people like that woman selling marmalade. she on used to work for the government. being fired was hard. >> i feel bad because i have a big family. >> now she started her own business, being fired was good thing. >> i am my own boss. >> so good she named it's after the law that fired her, law seven. >> you drew the line. so we have the policemen and women out on the streets. >> john: still lots

it's moving up toward northern delaware, southern pa shortly. right now we have a southerly wind as this front has gone through the area. the winds have turned around. more of a west wind. that should turn things around. this low pressure really gets its act together. it's dragged cold air to the west side of it. that yes is a little snow around cairo illinois into extreme northern sections of arkansas. even northern alabama and northern mississippi had snow flakes today. that's a little bit of activity. it's also been causing some snow over indiana. michigan was colder. across extreme southern virginia. some of the mountains getting wet snow. could see an inch or two. for our region we could see it's clearly done to the west of us. there still may be some clouds. eventually things will dry out. few clouds time to time. west winds 10 to 15. through tomorrow afternoon, the bay temp around 52 degrees. so tonight look for cooler temperatures, rain ending. clearing 39. tomorrow clouds and sun, breezy and it will turn cooler than today. high of only

now let's meet today's semi-finalists-- a computer scientist from newark, delaware... a student and waiter from moscow, idaho... and a college physics teacher from somerville, massachusetts... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. you notice the first two introductions? roger had his eyebrows going up and down, and mark had his eyelids fluttering, and joon--very cool. we have two finalists waiting in the wings for one of these three gentlemen. who will it be-- roger, mark, or joon? let's start finding out. good luck. here comes the jeopardy! round... and here come the categories. first off... we'll deal with... hey... and we want you to name the author who created those fictional lands. joon, start us. quotable churchill for $200, please. what is victory? churchill, $400. who is hitler? fictional lands, $200. who is barrie? james barrie is right. fictional, $400. who is orwell? george orwell, correct. fictional lands, $600. who is coleridge? no. roger. who is milton? no. you were thinking of james hilton... that's right. and you said mi

. >>> more about the alleged mishandling of fallen service remains at the mortuary and delaware. body parts that could not be or cremated then a virginia landfill. officials say this was done between 2003 and 2008 and family it.ers did not know about >> if they have a body parts, we to have them laid to rest. their family and friends contacted. it is devastating. >> the shows do not know how parts were cremated. ashes are now buried at sea. three supervisors were disciplined. >>> the republican presidential michigans gathered in last night. marked the first time all stagem were on the same women accused herman cain. debate was supposed to focus on the economy but soon touched upon the controversy. >> we must grow the economy. >> how to improve the portfolio and create jobs. have to lower the tax rate. the disease is spending. >> the real issue facing america is regulations. >> that people in this country are sick and tired of paying bell labs. >> this was the first time that all eight candidates appeared on stage with one of the front- blindsided by a series of sexual harassment

>> that was walter perez reporting from dover, delaware. what a story. she has been released on bond. so, what do you say? >> i mean -- >> nothing to say. nothing to say. we're just going to move on to the next story, which is about the weather. >>> much of the southeast, in fact, is cleaning up this morning after a deadly storm system. at least four people are dead. dozens injured. the vicious storm had it all, rain, hail, powerful wind. even some tornados in fact. from louisiana to north carolina. homes and businesses are leveled. power lines are down. trees have been uprooted. scary few hours in the south. and when the clean-up does get under way today, conditions will be mostly dry, but much cooler here in the northeast. plan on plenty of rain. 1 to 2 feet of snow, cascades, northern rockies. expect rain from washington, d.c. north into maine. >> it's going to be chilly today from fargo, east to minneapolis. highs only hitting the mid 20s. toasty around the southwest though. and mostly normal readings of 50s and 60s everywhere else. >>> well, it was

. >> in july of 2010, there was a duck boat or an amphibious boat on the delaware river. matthew, a 35-year-old tug boat driver, is towing that barge that you see there on the left. he was not paying attention. he was using his cell phone and his laptop computer. the barge that he was towing ran right over this duck boat. this accident killed two hungarian student tourists and plunged 35 other tourists into the delaware river. this week, matthew was sentenced to one year and one day. he was making these phone calls and he was on his laptop because his young 6-year-old son had complications during eye surgery. >> obviously everybody has compassion for what a father is going through, but he is in control of quite a sizable boat and two people died. >> there wasn't anybody there that he could say, you know, can you keep an eye on this while i make a phone call, check something on the internet. >> his wife asked the judge to be lenient, saying that he's paying the penalty every day. he said he'll never forget the lives of the young students that he killed. >> the families of

georgetown, delaware. sunshine, crisp start but a knows finish as we push up to 60. how much long are can the sunshine last? we'll answer that. >>> when it comes to your money, the nation's second largest bank is backing down. bank of america announced it will not ask you to i an extra $5 a month if they make a purchase with the debit card. the moves follows an outpouring of public anger. >> reporter: even in the world of big banks where customers have become used to inconveniences asking to pay for dared -- debit card is asking too much. bank of america gave in and said it is scrapping plans for the $5. the idea led to a flood of anger. more than 300,000 said they were fed up. >> working two part-time jobs. why have an extra $60 a year give to bank of america. >> reporter: even washington weighed in. >> get the heck out of that bank. >> reporter: much like a politician, bank of america said its vow was evolving. when it became clear the public hated it, bank of america flip flopped. in a statement the bank said our customers' voice are important to us. we are not ch

>> that was walter perez reporting from dover, delaware. what a story. she has been released on bond. so, what do you say? >> i mean -- >> nothing to say. nothing to say. going to move on to the next story. about the weather. much of the southeast in fact is cleaning up this morning after a deadly storm system. at least four people are dead. dozens injured. the vicious storm had it all, rain, hail, powerful wind. even some tornados in fact. from louisiana to north carolina. homes and businesses are leveled. power lines are down. trees have been uprooted. scary few hours in the south. and when the clean-up does get under way today. conditions will be dry, cooler here in the northeast. plan on plenty of rain. 1 to 2 feet of snow, cascades, northern rockies. expect rain from washington, d.c. north into maine. >>> chilly from fargo east to minneapolis. highs only hitting the mid 20s. toasty around the southwest though. and mostly normal readings of 50s and 60s everywhere else. >> an afternoon rush hour like no other on the freeway near phoenix. >> where a sc

de los restos de miembros de las fuerzas armadas, que llegan a la morgue en la base aerea dover en delaware ya habrian sido superados... esas afirmaciones fueron hechas hoy por los tres miembros de esa base que denunciaron una serie de irregularidas... algunos de los restos habrian ido a parar a un basural... el ministro de la defensa del pais dijo que esos ingratos episodios estaban bajo investigacion, y que ya fueron castigados algunos de las implicados.... . los pasajeros de un avion de la linea delta que se dirigia a carolina del norte se dieron el susto de sus vidas al observar la presencia de chispas y hasta llamaradas de fuego y despues humo procedente de una de las salidas de aire... delta dice que el percance se registro a los 20- minutos de vuelo y que se habria originado en uno de los motores.. la nave retorno a atlanta y aterrizo sin dificultad mientras que los pasajeros fueros transportados a charlotte en las primeras horas de la manana. en peru, los enfretemiento entre agricultores que se oponen a las conseciones mineras y la policia han dejado al menos ochenta heridos, dos de

noches a todos y bienvenidos al resumen del futbol local, primero saludar a todos quienes nos ven en delaware, en el fin de semana fuimos a la final de la super liga con tres finales dos de mujeres y la de hombres, tenemos imagenes y reacciones desde delmarva. la liga internacional de marylan dio a conocer que apartir del proximo aÑo tendra en funcion la academia de futbol para las edades entre 6 y 14 aÑos, tambien fuimos a la conferencia de prensa. la liga de veteranos de marylan ya tiene nuevo campeon, alianza supero en la final a el salvador y el es nuevo campeon, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas noches a todos.

while it misses most of the mid- atlantic, eastern delaware might see some rain. the bulk of it will be heading into a note -- new england. boston might get some rain. behind the storm, very cold air pushes in. although baltimore is expected to stay dry into friday, there could be some snow flakes for the western mountain. accumulation is in western virginia. we're sitting at 60. 59 and easton. 60 degrees in hagerstown. pretty comfortable afternoon. we will reach into the mid-60's across baltimore. we dropped into the 40's tonight. the wind starts to pick up out of the northwest. the seven-day forecast -- much cooler weather tomorrow. pretty chilly veterans day, friday, but the weekend improves and the sunshine the turns. -- returns. >> in our "medical alert," an experimental vaccine seems to be helping one woman beat breast cancer. it was used on 26 patients with cancers that have spread to other parts of the body. most patients have exhausted all other forms of treatment. overall cancer returned within about two months, and median survival was only 14 months, bu

wilmington delaware hitting 74. the winds are light. what little wind we of, generally out of the south, southeast. tomorrow we should be in the mid-60s, increased cloud cover but i think this will be a warmer than average day from reisterstown to dundalk and beyond. across the entire area, an area of clouds in the sky, quiet come and calm. there is active weather to the west and south and east, tropical system off the caroline nays. frontal boundary. that's brought big storms. now rain for places like arkansas and missouri. double beared high pressure keeping the area dry. watch what happens as we go into tomorrow evening. we have the front pushing in from the west. tropical storm. the squeeze play likely to generate rain, especially for the eastern shore as we go into late thursday. here's a look at a tropical storm. we are still on the tail end of hurricane center and could it mean rain north beach, it could. clear chilly, patchy fog. tomorrow 63 but i still think chances for 65 and beyond in spots. 46 tomorrow night. we take a look

delaware mom, under arrest. what she's accused of letting her 9-year-old child do that could have cost lives. >>> and u.s. highjacker. why some are upset with a u.s. court today. >>> stick around for bob's updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we continue to follow occupy baltimore. inviting community groups to join in a live demonstration. the march is just about to get under way. wjz will continue to bring you all of the latest developments throughout the evening. >> a big day in california in the rulings on gay marriage. the california supreme court ruled that supporters of prop 8, which defines marriage as only being between one man and one woman, can defend a ballot in court, even if public officials refuse to do so. this means they fight over the constitutionality of same-sex marriage will continue. >>> a lisbon court has denied a u.s. order. they want george wright returned to serve the rest of his 15- to 30-year jail sentence for a murder in 1970. he was also part of a plane ja

in fact, 90% of delaware's air pollution comes from beyond our borders. as governor of delaware, i could have shut down our entire state economy, we would still have been out of attainment in public health standards. this is pollution we need our neighbors to clean up. and, unfortunately, that hasn't always happened. sadly, many of our upwind neighbors have not invested heavily enough in new clean air technologies. some states have even built smaller smokestacks so the pollution would fall on neighboring states, keeping their air clean and making our air dirty. at the end of the day, downwind states can spend millions of dollars to clean up their act but unless we require upwind states to make serious reductions, then states like mine won't get much healthier and people will continue to get sick and die. for all delawareans and all the others who are living at the end of that tailpipe, i say, enough is enough. the e.p.a. and the courts agree. this is why the e.p.a. has implemented this cross-state air pollution rule. this rule follows the intent and the d