imam, quoting him now, bill, as unscrupulous. there has so far been no comment whatsoever from the imam or his wife, bill. bill: david lee, thanks. david lee is on that story today, all day. we ll let you know what happens inside that courtroom, jersey city, new jersey. martha. martha: well, the developer of that mosque near ground zero apparently getting bounced from his office digs, the new york daily news saying sharif el gamal s real estate firm has been socked with eviction proceedings after having $31,000 in back rent. this is not the first time his company has fell behind. his landlord sued him for $89,000 last year for back rent. that dispute when settled was settled for $56,000. interesting background on all of those folks today. bill: a lot of reaction this morning. after all the headlines last night, seven different primaries, all across the country and in washington, d.c. where the city mayor was upset there. now, the candidates for governor, and there are many, hammering h
eviction proceedings for racking up $39,000 in back rent. not the first time he s fallen behind. his real estate company soho properties was sued last year for nearly $89,000 in back rent. american hiker sarah shourd safe in oman this morning and now the u.s. wants her friends set free, too. state department urging iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad to release josh fattal and shane bauer. they ve been held captive for more than a year. i want to thank president ahmadinejad and the iranian officials, the religious figures. the ayatollah and everyone who has been a part of making this moment happen for me and for my family. fattal and bauer are charged with spying and face 10 years in prison in iran. they deny the accusations. she has to watch what she says. her fiance is there and her buddy is there. not going to get the true story for a while. g.o.p. hoping to win a house majority this november and getting some much needed help from a new group of
neace had grown hostile toward his neighbors and had started eviction proceedings because neace was unpredictable. this season s fourth hurricane is swirling in the atlantic and hurricane igor was upgraded to a category 2 storm and expected to gain more strength by late monday. for the complete sunday forecast let s go to the weather channel s jeff morrow. good morning, jeff. alex, we do have a fairly strong hurricane out here. this one s rapidly developing. you can see the eye. that s igor as you mention out here in the central atlantic. there s another system bend that, probably a depssion here before t long, it will continue to work its way to the west. if it ge a name it would be julia. but igor is a little more current concern because it se going to be taking a track which thankfully we think will take it north of the winward islands in the caribbean. good news for puerto rico and the virgin islands. a little farther north i think the island of bermuda off the
hi rgh-risk line because it ran underneath a high-density residential area and they wanted to make sure that line was replaced in the near future. it was among several pipelines deemd.ed to be replaced. they never got around to doing it. that was the cause that investigators are looking at right now. miguel almaguer, thank you for the live report. six people are dead after a shooting rampage in kentucky that was apparently triggered did not like the way his breakfast was prepared. a kentucky state trooper says 47-year-old staneny leace killed five people in two mobile homes before turning the gun on h himself. he had grown hostile towards his neighbors and started eviction proceedings because he was unpredictable and little things would set him off. witnesses to the shooting say he flew into a rage over the way his breakfast was made and when his wife fled to a neighbor s trailer he followed. seen him chasing his wife