BALDWIN: Just in to us here at CNN, the FBI is investigating Illinois Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. who recently took medical leave, reportedly suffering from a mental illness. According to a federal law enforcement official, the investigation involves possible financial improprieties. You know the deal, Jackson is up for re-election. And coming up next hour, we report on a rare public sighting of this representative at a local bar and what he said in his first interview since taking leave.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What is that?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Earthquake. Yes, it is.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My gosh.</s>BALDWIN: My gosh, she said. I can't believe I'm saying this, but a rare earthquake southern Maine last night of all places. And while it didn't cause any damages or injuries, it shocked people in and around the area like this woman at a town meeting. The 4.0 quake was centered in Maine, but people felt it all across New England. Coming up next, Governor Romney has been forced to defend his record with private equity firm Bain Capital and now others are protesting the investment firm's next business move. We have a live report next.
Jesse Jackson Jr. Under Investigation; Earthquake Rattles New England