the page before you re reading them. you do this one. all right. great. hey, sexy, sorry i ve been away from the computer so long. so what are you wearing? that s great. that s right out of my playbook. keep in mind, there are about 50, 60, 70 others. that s the only one we can show you. one is so x rated. keep in mind, this lisa weiss is a die hard democrat and what they would frequently talk about was the fact that she d love to see him on television. and at one point in one of the messag messages, weiner wrote back to her after he was on bill maher s show, let me see if i can have sex with you on the desk because you like to see me there so much. really? i missed that one. last night, megan broussard was on with sean hannity. she was. yesterday, we played you a little clip of that and the full extent last night. he has problems with impulse control or something, you know, something he has it feel wanted in some way. so and this obviously fullfills him?
ring. did you notice that? uh-huh. sean: what did you think? it didn t cross my mind, because i m not married, so sean: did you think at that point is this is inappropriate, he s married? this was through the computer. i had no intentions of meeting this man. at that time, i was just talking to him. sean: right. then the second photo was him, i guess with his cats. and then he used the sexual vernacular for cat many did you take it that way? i thought okay, weird. sean: we sent you a picture the next it seems to be incremental. when he sent you the picture of him with his shirt off, what did you think of that? i don t know. i was just kind of like wow. this is all a little bit overwhelming. but at the time i was like wow, that s kind of out there. daredevil. sean: and you even said that to him. what did you say? i just in reference to him that i m not as open as you are talking about certain things. he just said i m an open book, maybe too open is wh
degrees. we begin our coverage this morning with john hendren. reporter: it s an unseasonably early, thirst-inducing, road-buckling, record-breaking, car-breaking heat. and in the east, it s about to get worse. tomorrow sounds like a killer. reporter: and it isn t even summer yet. advise is are posted in the east and the midwest. it s so hot, that the devil stopped me and asked me for a ride. it s just that hot. reporter: excessive heat watches are in effect in philadelphia. kids there are getting out early because of the heat. scorching temperatures will reach all the way into new england. in the midwest, some roads buckle, in minnesota and mississippi. it s a joint where roads come together. that sially where it happens. reporter: the heat could last for days. an $89 service fee. reporter: it s not hurting business at heating and air conditioning. we can t answer the phones fast enough. reporter: in chicago, the temperatures haven t been this hot in fi
as you can see, the northeast is bearing the brunt of it, with baltimore topping out at 97 degrees. we begin our coverage this morning with john hendren. reporter: it s an unseasonably early, thirst-inducing, road-buckling, record-breaking, car-breaking heat. and in the east, it s about to get worse. tomorrow sounds like a killer. reporter: and it isn t even summer yet. advise is are posted in the east and the midwest. it s so hot, that the devil stopped me and asked me for a ride. it s just that hot. reporter: excessive heat watches are in effect in philadelphia. kids there are getting out early because of the heat. scorching temperatures will reach all the way into new england. in the midwest, some roads buckle, in minnesota and mississippi. it s a joint where roads come together. that sially where it happens. reporter: the heat could last for days. an $89 service fee. reporter: it s not hurting business at heating and air conditioning. we can t answer t
degrees. we begin our coverage this morning with john hendren. reporter: it s an unseasonably early, thirst-inducing, road-buckling, record-breaking, car-breaking heat. and in the east, it s about to get worse. tomorrow sounds like a killer. reporter: and it isn t even summer yet. advise is are posted in the east and the midwest. it s so hot, that the devil stopped me and asked me for a ride. it s just that hot. reporter: excessive heat watches are in effect in philadetting out kids there are getting out early because of the heat. scorching temperatures will reach all the way into new england. in the midwest, some roads buckle, in minnesota and mississippi. it s a joint where roads come together. that sially where it happens. reporter: the heat could last for days. an $89 service fee. reporter: it s not hurting business at heating and air conditioning. we can t answer the phones fast enough. reporter: in chicago, the temperatures haven t been this hot in