Meet Scott Stringer, the man standing in the way of Eliot Spitzer's comeback

NEW YORK -- On a recent afternoon in the heart of Chinatown, Scott Stringer sat in a Greek diner talking about his dreams. "I wanted to be a pro quarterback for the New York Jets," Stringer, the doughy and bespectacled Manhattan borough president said between appeals to a waitress for Sweet'n Low. "People don't realize this, but I was a bruising kid. I wasn't that big or that strong or that talented. But I got in the middle of things."