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and the truman library institute and the kauffman institute that supporting this other want to add myisa sullivan who has been so helpful over the last few weeks getting me prepared a together and making sure everything goes off well tonight. i thank her as well. two other people i want to thank -- one unlucky enough to hav

apple kauffman started the event four years ago, but she was murdered before she saw it come to fruition. her daughter came in her place. organizers are hoping next year they will have more people on the greens. in mays landing annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> bill and hillary clinton are grand parents. their daughter gave birth to a baby girl yesterday, her name is charlotte. which hechelsea said she and mac mezvinsky mez are full of love and gratitude. there's much more to come on "action news" this saturday morning, if you're planning to fly home for the holidays for a pair to dig deeper into your pocket if you check a bag. plus getting a helping hand from mother nature much-needed rain is falling where firefighters have been battling a stubborn wildfire. >> reporter: we have an unusually warm weekend on tap for the delaware valley along the eastern seaboard. but next week, things . >> nearly an inch of rain has helped about 8,000 firefighters get the upper hand on a massive wildfire near sacramento, california.er hand on a massive the blaze has scorched 150 square miles in

susan kauffman of chop says this virus has visiting our city several times before, but has picked upotoriety after a spike of severe cases in the midwest. >> it's really important that parents understand that this virus is essentially the same as the common cold virus. >> reporter: it comes with congestion, a cough and a scratchy throat. children with asthma can experience more severe symptoms. >> i would suggest that parents use the same threshold to decide when is it time to take their child to their pediatrician's office as they've used for any other viral illness. >> reporter: now that children are back in school, germs spread quickly. >> washing hands as much as possible for the parents and the children is the best thing you can do. >> reporter: news of the virus prompted parents at these playgrounds to take precautions. >> last weekend we went to the museum. it was raining and i thought maybe i should avoid those places because a little congested, a little less ventilated. of time to wipe their hands or toys. >> make sure the kids are extra vigilant. basically hope for the best

the big delay is 95 at kauffman avenue. barely moving. avoid 95.option. the northeast extension southbound past quaker town, an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer, that happened hours ago. the right lane is still blocked in that area. >>> after a cool start, things are warming up. get the first alert forecast with bill henley. >> couple spots dropped into the 30s this first day of autumn. but the numbers are climbing, including the pocono mountains. allentown, 57, and climbing in philadelphia. quick warmup with bright, sunny skies, less wind. high temperatures today climbing into the upper 60s, low 70s. >>> we have new information about when a diverted us airways flight will land in philadelphia. officials at us airways tell us flight 751 will land at 3:47. it left from belgium this morning but diverted to london because of a medical emergency on board. the sick passenger was taken off the plane and the flight took off again for philadelphia. >>> i am chris cato. another update in about 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news a

burden, geoff gaul, the , andn library institute the kauffman foundation, who is helping to support all of this. also to lisa sullivan, who is been so helpful getting me prepared, and making sure everything goes off well tonight. i think her as well. i also wanted to thank to with her people. my friend and colleague steve berg, who teaches at fort leavenworth. he pretty much taught me how to be a professor. i appreciate that. i also appreciate my ophthalmologist. if you buy the book, it is dedicated to my ophthalmologist. a few years ago i had a terrible series of eye surgeries. it saved my vision and my life as i wanted to live it. if you ever have our troubles in southern california, look them up here in he is pretty much the best there is. without further a do, i will talk specifically tonight not all of the different aspects of the wallace campaign, but just give you a little sliver. a particular of his tour through the south in august and september of 1948. in many ways, it was an opening hurled for what became the civil rights movement in the 1960's. at the end, i would be glad to

and the truman library institute and the kauffman institute that supporting this other want to add my thanks to lisa sullivan who has been so helpful over the last few weeks getting me prepared a together and making sure everything goes off well tonight. i thank her as well. two other people i want to thank -- one unlucky enough to have your tonight -- my friend and colleague steve birkenau teaches at the army war college in fort leavenworth. he welcomed me to cal state northridge in 2000 and pretty much taught me how to be a professor. i appreciate that. the other person i really appreciate is my ophthalmologist. if you buy the book, you know the book is dedicated to my ophthalmologist. terrible series of eye surgeries a few years ago and he literally saved my vision and my life as i want to live it so a shout out to him. look him up. he is the best there is. i think i will talk specifically tonight not on all of the different aspects of the wallace campaign but to give you a sliver -- in particular on wallace's tour through the south in august and september of 1948. openingways, it