>> yep. >> to ohio. that fits in with what you were sharing with us before on this topic of moving. >> right. i have conflicted views about moving. obviously the story of my grandparents' life is they went from eastern kentucky coal country to the land of ohio, thanks to the industrial revolution happening, a lot of factory jobs. that's how, even though the story of the book is in a lot of ways one of downward mobility, we started in a descent spot because my grandfather worked a factory job for 30 or 35 years. and that's why i was able to have any of the things id growing up. i recognize the importance of moving but i do think there are -- so first, we have too little movement in the country. i think most economists recognize this. we have the lowest rates of geographic mobility since the post war period and we have these massive regional disparities. we have places like denver, colorado that has 2 or 3% unemployment. then places like most counties of west virginia that have 20, 30% unemployment. that d

this is -- northward to ohio. this is mississippi a tornado moved through. widespread damage. >>> hailed piled up in oklahoma and texas, pellets came crashing through a roof in dallas. cars and trucks had their windows cracked. >>> the family of the american killed last week in the london attack. kurt cochran w killed. his wife was among dozens injured when they were struck by an suv. london to pay tribute tofamily kurt. his brother-in-law said he left a legacy of generosity. >> he was an amazing individual who loved every one and tried to make the world place. >> payne said his sister's health is improving and she has been by their presence. they were visiting melissa's parents who were serving as mission ears in london. >>> the missing tennessee student and teacher he is accused of kidnapping. 50-year-old tad c up -- cummings has been missing for three weeks. >> there's a draft message, the other person would log in read the message and delete it. >> they say the messages showed a romantic relationship, authorities say cummings who is married researched co

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some of this policy sounds like it is unique to ohio. i would just suggest you have that conversation with your representative from your district. ask them to look into this. we will see under this legislation proposed a reconfiguration of medicaid across the country, and block medicaid to the states and let the governors manage it. hopefully they will do a better job of taking care of everybody. thank you for calling in. host: we appreciate you stopping by to talk about some of these issues. guest: we will talk about the republican proposal on repealing and replacing the affordable care act. keep your calls coming in. as you do that, we want to show our viewers senator patty murray yesterday, the ranking member of the senate health education labor and pensions committee talking about her opposition to this new plan. [video clip] >> let's be clear about who does work for. those at the top. because trumpcare not only harms the same workers and families republicans promised to help, it does so in order to reduce the tax burden to the wealth

an incident of union soldiers who had been imprisoned there and escaped and made their way north to ohio. what they wrote about was the fact that they were able to make the escape is because they connected to enslaved people along the way who provided them with shelter and food. i do not know how well organized that is, but there is something else going on here in the south. it is part of what garrett talked about. for him, the underground railroad mythology had to do with what is going on in the north. but there is a lot more for us to figure out. i have some colleagues in new news who have looked at -- the new news who have looked at william still's writing in terms of what happened in the area. you read henry box brown, there is an underground railroad system operating enrichment. there were two or three people who had done this before with suggestions on how to move forward. there is lots more for us to learn, especially the southern side of it is a great place for greater research. those,ng from both of continue tould we study the south, but i would advocate when need to study [indi

a great s budget is opportunity for us to watch a president president. places like ohio and places like akron, where last million ot a $5 transportation improvement grant, the tiger grant. eliminates the tiger grant, that was $5 million for the city to redo downtown. e got money for the city of kenton, kent state university, transform the downtown. a smart ot to have government program that makes investments that helps us ejuvenate downtown, if you bring tech jobs from silicon valley to midwestern cities, you life, free uality of market will not do that, you need investments, riverwalk, trail, amph itheater, things that will allow young eople to be drawn to the communities. his budget cuts this. he was in ohio saying, we will the environment, he got e.p.a. by 31%. he said, we will take care of city, he guts urban development. guts department of labor by 20%. every instance in this budget, military expenditures, he betrayed the convince to ed to vote for him. host: portland, michigan, line for democrats. are on with congressman tim ryan. caller: mr. ryan, question for med

yvonne reese is hoping to get home to ohio. >> i've been in '92. i don't want to do it again. >> reporter: are you worried about getting stuck? >> yeah. i'm worried we're going to get canceled here because of ohio's weather and we're going to get stuck here. >> reporter: amtrak's busy express trains won't travel between new york and boston tuesday. today it was business as usual, a relief for christina sherman. >> we switched the train a day earlier so we could make it before the snow. >> reporter: drivers gassed up to prepare, but the roads could be impassable. new york city will be under a state of emergency starting at midnight, just a few hours before the first snow is predicted. the city's mayor, bill deblasio. >> change your plans. get off the streets. obviously closing schools. that's going to take a lot of pressure off the roads right there we believe. >> reporter: and those departure boards are filling up with a lot of red, and red means canceled, anthony, the people behind us here among the last folks who are going to get out of this airpo

many plants and factories coming back into the united states, many jobs are coming back to michigan, to ohio, to pennsylvania, to a lot of places where they were losing jobs. and we will have a different policy. but it is going to be a great policy for not only the united states, but a great policy worldwide and i look very much forward to it. kevin surly. >> yes, mr. president. [ inaudible question ]. >> we're getting along well. if you were at the meeting that i just attended where we took 12 noes or semi-no -- or semi-yeses and in a short period of time everybody was on board and a commitment to vote yes. i think we have a very unified party. i think more unified than even the election. he see they talk about me, i seem to be very popular, at least this week within the party. because we have our highest numbers -- the highest numbers that i've ever had in the party. so i think there is a great unification. health care is a very, very difficult subject. it is a very complex subject and it is a subject that goes both ways. you do something for one side and the other side doesn't like it. bu

many plants and factories coming back into the united states, many jobs are coming back to michigan, to ohio to pennsylvania, to a lot of places where they were losing jobs, and will have a different policy. but it's going to be a great policy for not only the united states but a great policy worldwide and i look very much forward to it. kevin. >> mr. president -- [inaudible] >> well, kevin, i think we have a very unified republican party. after all we have the presidency. presidency. we have the house. we have the senate. we're getting along very well i will tell you. and if you would've been at the meeting i just attended where we took 12 knows or semi-no's and in a short reader time everybody was very much on board. and a commitment to vote yes. i think with a very unified pay. i think actually more unified d even the election. you see when they talk about me i seem to be very popular, at least this week within the party. because we have our highest numbers, the highest number stuff i've ever had in the party. so i think there's a great unification. healthcare is a very difficult subject.

going back to ohio. i want to go back home. when i came in here, you know. ♪ russia. after telling the senate this -- >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> attorney general jeff sessions concedes he did meet with the russian ambassador. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> the growing evidence of the trump-russia connection threatens to consume the opening months of donald trump's presidency. i will talk to republican senator marco rubio, a member of the senate intelligence committee. >>> plus, what happens next? many democrats are calling for sessions to resign. >> the attorney general, the

just go to my gun cabine cabinet. >> he couldn't get britain to stay in the union, how is he going to get ohiomerica? let alone get austin, texas, sober enough to fill out the paperwork to leave. [laughter] >> tom: i think this is a good good, carley, this shows that trump is having an effect in the world. the world leaders are doing tough talk. >> one of the greatest things about trump as eddie affects people at the highest capacity. he's getting some you guy to say crazy stuff, nobody knows if he's joking or serious. >> tom: do you think he's giving them a little bit of gumption because of what happened here? >> sure, i also think there giving them gumption, the european union will hopefully crumble into the sea. i think it will be a while now, i think in ten years they're going to be in serious trouble and i think they should be. >> tom: interesting. coming up, "halftime" with tv's andy levy. and a brand-new episode of the "red eye" podcast is available now, subscribe on itunes and on foxnewsradio.com. ♪ >> tom: welcome back everybody, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed f

out to ohio and also west virginia, and here's the leading edge of the rain and snow showers, it will roll in during the morning commute, and some may look intense for 10 or 15 or 20 minutes, and as we mentioned earlier, nothing on the roads. we could see it on the grass and roads. snow and rain showers, and mom and dad, take the umbrella to the bus stop. yellow weather alert, and windy with falling temperatures on friday, and think 30s. cold over the weekend. 30s and teens, and it will be 20s downtown, and teen the in the suburbs. we may have 3 nights of teens in the suburbs. the coldest stretch since early january, and 6:00 a.m., and we are dry around the beltway, and here are the rain and snow showers into gg almost to gaithersburg and clarksburg. by 9:00 a.m., they willinclude the beltway, but the service temperature is well above freezing. the atmosphere above us could support snow. the atmosphere above which is really cooling down. 43 with snow, and at 9:00 on friday, and not a great scenario, but at least we are not talking about slick roads. we don't like any precipitation dur

to compete with non-v.a. facilities. the honorable member from ohio has worked hard to ensure this is reasonable from all sides. i'm grateful for that i do not object to the various changes he's proposing, put this timeline to the deadline to establishing and recruiting database. this is exactly what we should v.a. g, making sure the -- should be doing, making sure the v.a. gets the best possible people. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. wenstrup: i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from ohio. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it's now in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in part b of house report 115-39. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. meng: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in

during a visit to ohio today. he'll visit "frame u-s-a" in springdale, outside cincinnati.mpany makes frames for posters and art work. mr. pence will hold a listening session with small business leaders.. and will discuss the health care overhaul. he told abc's "good morning america" yesterday, quote.. "we don't want anyone to fall through the cracks." new developments now- a possible delay in a supreme court case over transgender bathrooms. the high court was set to hear arguments this month. but - a virginia school board is calling on the court to delay it -- to allow the trump administration to weigh in. the case centers on gavin grimm of gloucester. he was born female- and identifies as male. but his school won't let him use the boy's bathroom - because it's not the gender on his birth certificate. this week- abc-7 brought you an inside look at gav approaches the supreme court. you can watch "gavin's battle" right now -- at wjla.com. it's 5 xxx and still to come on good morning washington.. keeping a watchful eye on that breaking news out of prince william county.. a ca

looking at the train sitting there makes me think of going home, going back to ohio. re i was supposed to be when i came in here, you know? /s >> a recent law brings a wave of felons to the county jail, creating challenges and threats. >> we're seeing greater propensity for smuggling, greater propensity for assault on officers and staff which we didn't see before. >> a family man gets a decade in jail for manufacturing weapons. >> they're called home grown guns, you can legally make for yourself. you just can't sell them. and that's where i went wrong.

yvonne reese is hoping to get home to ohio. >> i've been here in a blizzard in '92. i don't want to do it again. >> reporter: are you worried about getting stuck? >> yeah. i'm worried we're going to get canceled here because of ohio's weather and we're going to get stuck here. >> reporter: amtrak's busy express trains won't travel between new york and boston tuesday. today it was business as usual, a relief for christina sherman. >> we switched the train a day earlier so we could make it before the snow. >> reporter: drivers gassed up to prepare, but the roads could be impassable. new york city will be under a state of emergency starting at midnight, just a few hours before the first snow is predicted. the city's mayor, bill deblasio. >> change your plans. get off the streets. obviously closing schools. that's going to take a lot of pressure off the roads right there we believe. >> reporter: and those departure boards are filling up with a lot of red, and red means canceled, anthony, the people behind us here among the last folks who are going to get out of this airpo

. >>> that breaking news takes us to ohio. a mass shooting at a cincinnati nightclub.unded, at least one dead. what police in ohio are uncovering about the latest case of devastating violence. >> how you going to kill a little boy? i grew up with him. that's messed up. >>> a teenager taken too soon. friends mourn the loss as prince george's county police try to track down his killer. >>> and on the positive side of things, it's one of the best sights all year. thousands heading to the cherry

toward the northeast and there are tornado watches posted from oklahoma and arkansas all the way to ohio and also tornado warnings from northern ohio. we'll track that storm throughout the morning. >>> of course, we do encourage you to stay safe because that is on the move. >>> now we want to get to president trump. addressing congress and the nation with a striking softer tone. he president stayed on topic as he outlined an optimistic vision for the country and touched on a issues from obamacare to immigration. >> and tears rolled down karen owens' face as everyone in the room stood in honor of her late husband navy s.e.a.l. ryan owens killed in yemen. sean spicer posted this picture. maggie rulli has more. >> reporter: this was a critical moment in donald trump's presidency. with just over a month in office this was his chance to speak to the american people and to congress. president trump's first address to congress beginning with a call for unity. >> why not join forces and finally get the job done. >> reporter: a stark contrast to a chaotic and often divisive first month in office.

. >>> but to ohio now cincinnati police are staying tight-lipped about their investigation of a deadlyightclub shooting. >> one man killed at the cameo club when a dispute escalated into a shoot-out. 15 others were wounded. no arrests have been made and authorities say there is no link to terrorism. they're looking into how the guns made it past security. >>> new images out of elizabeth thomas, her family releasing video of the 15-year-old. we're also getting to hear her voice for the first time. this come as authorities released new information on how thomas and her 50-year-old former teacher communicated in the first place. investigators say she and tad cummins left messages for each other on a school computer and then erased those messages. they've been missing for nearly two weeks. >>> it's happened again. high winds grabbing ahold of a bounce house. this time it happe family day picnic the a church in orlando. several children were inside the house at the time. two children and an adult trying to hold the house down were injured badly enough to be taken to the hospital. church mem

radar and satellite, i've pulled this out because i want to show you from maine all the way through to ohio, not a thing on the board. we're not tracking clouds. rain, snow, just a sunny forecast for us today. unfortunately it's also a cold one as that cold air hangs overhead. it will look nice outside. it won't feel great unless you're really laird up. today's temperatures, there they are, mid to upper 30s about as good as we get. somerton at 38, chestnut hill the same. in the suburbs, doylestown 39 degrees. we sneak in just a few 40s, 40 for easton, 37 for allentown and mostly sunny. in new jersey, trenton at 40, hamilton 38. sunny and clear conditions through delaware, 37 is the forecast high in smyrna. if we look at your hour-by-hour forecast, today will be clear the entire day. there's no changes on the map. we'll hold the sunshine as we go through your sunday. overnight into your monday, we'll start to bring in scattered clouds. monday is going to be partly to mostly cloudy, but it will still be a fairly nice day with temperatures starting to pick up. notice you're seeing spots of gre

. >> reporter: this line hauler trying to get home to ohio tonight. >> it wasn't bad until no getting there i'm sure. >> reporter: high on south mountain, truckers are resting before trying to make the deliveries in the metro area before dawn, ready to drive into the teeth of the storm, that has finally arrived. all right, we are back live now looking at the dash board camera of my mobile news room vehicle. again, the roads here are wet, but topper has warned us, the snow is going to get heavy enough, despite the fact the pavement temperatures are at freezing or above, some of the heat from the sunshine today, it's going to come down hard enough and fast enough, it's going to sort of overwhelm that, and that's what we are watching overnight tonight, and by the way, as you can see, it's dark out here. reporting live in the mobile news room, frederick county, maryland, on interstate 70, scott broom, wusa add the schools here in frederick county have been closed. >>> the storm is impacting people getting around not only in north and western maryland but around the country as well. airlin

we sent gary tuchman to ohio and many people who voted for donald trump. ted to hear what they think how it is going and what they make of the controversy around the president and here is what gary found. >> reporter: at the phoenix bat company in plain city, ohio, they make baseball bats big league. literally for the big leagues. and the minor leagues and for others. it's a small business where most of the employees say they voted for donald trump. and on deck, some of those employees. >> the first 100 days of a presidency are an important barometer of how the presidency will turn out. this weekend donald trump is precisely at the halfway point, 50 days. how do you think he is doing so far? are you happy with him? >> making a lot of progress, fulfilling a lot of campaign promises i am encouraged he is following through when most politicians don't. >> i feel probably the republicans in congress aren't happy they have to do something. they have a president from their own party that's, pretty driven to get his agenda. and you know they have been making excuse

. >> from texas to ohio, spring-like storms put 45 million people at risk one person died in central illinois after this twister touched down there. also hit, a nursing home in the town of ottawa. another nursing home in arkansas suffered damage from very high winds there. and large hail pelted cars in springfield, missouri. that threat is expected to shift to the southeast tomorrow. >> and lauren will tell us how it's likely to affect us. >> yeah, that's the same system coming at us for tomorrow. things are going to warm up. if you thought today was mild, wait until tomorrow. then we add a pretty strong cold front, we get a recipe for strong to severe storms, happening just in time as you head home from the work day. we had a round of rain today, and we're still seeing that move out of the area. in fact, still a little bit of heavy rain just south of baltimore right now. and then also coming along 70 and 270 up towards frederick county, maryland. this is continuing to lift out of here, we'll see fog overnight and some drie can't rule out showers early tomorrow morning as you head to

semis overturning from wisconsin to ohio. this tractor trailer flipping on interstate 280. driver is okay. those winds part of the same system fanning the wildfires in the great plains. nearly 1.5 million acres scorched. at least six dead. >> i got a semi truck blocking half the eastbound lane now. >> reporter: this new dashcam video showing harrowing moments along interstate 70 in kansas. >> lock it up and get in! >> reporter: a state trooper telling a stranded driver to hop into his patrol car. turning around and fleeing to safety. it's now the largest fire in the state's history. our phillip mena is in neighboring oklahoma where new fires broke out. >> reporter: this is a perfect example of just how quickly these flapz can spread. we were here about 20 minutes ago, and you couldn't even see the fire, and now the flames are about 20 feet high. >> reporter: this as the high winds move east. gusts up to 76 miles an hour west of rochester, new york, likely knocking this freight train right off its rails. >> and authorities here are warning people who have to walk near high-r

williams ports towards pittsburgh coming at a good clip to ohio and pivoting south and east ward seeinge of that happening as it moves through the pittsburgh area and heaviest in our region now is over mount pocono and again as we showed earlier with the ca camel back cam it's coming down steadily in mount pocono. it will take a while for that to push south. temperatures in the 40s and near 50 further south media medford west chester not cold enough for snow yet. the temperatures drop overnight. and the snow over spreads the region. 5 a.m. possibly still not snowing in philadelphia and surrounding sushz it will be snowing in the lehigh valley and poke necessitates and we have steady snow by 7 a.m. just getting north and west ushz here and between 7 and 9 the heaviest will fall in philadelphia. the ground is warm so a lot of this will melt on contact. but it could come down -ly enough to accumulate at least an ib. or two or grassy surfaces in the city and because this will go on for longer duration north and west those are the areas seeing the most of it. pushing ot the coast by noon. sn

valley pushing in to the ohio valley. this is all coming our way tomorrow and some periods of heavy rain for tomorrow. but today, forget about the umbrella and grab the sunglasses. 39 at 7:00. suns a few clouds, 46 degrees at 11:00. in the 50s for philadelphia thi similar warm up in the suburbs, 44 at 11:00 in the morning and 51 degrees at 11:00. dry during the day. you'll notice some clouds during the day in and out. thicker clouds will head in this evening. we could see some evening showers for is suburbs and leor the evening for delaware and new jersey. sunshine and clouds during the day. no sign of wet weather. 50s this afternoon at 3:00, 53 degrees for delaware and new jersey. it's the shore that will be cooler, a coming off the ocean keeping the temperatures onto chilly side for communities right along the ocean. inland you'll feel that warm up? to the 50s today. this is the normal line. that's 57 degrees. that's the normal temperature and we'll be right in the vicinity over the next few days. come with a warm up on

williams ports towards pittsburgh coming at a good clip to ohio and pivoting south and east ward seeing a little of that happening as it moves through the pittsburgh area and heaviest in our region now is over mount pocono and again as we showed earlier with the ca camel back cam it's coming down steadily in mount pocono. it will take a while for that to push south. temperatures in the 40s and near 50 further south media medford west chester not cold enough for snow yet. the temperatures drop overnight. and the snow over spreads the region. 5 a.m. possibly still not snowing in philadelphia and surrounding sushz it will be snowing in the lehigh valley and poke necessitates and we have steady snow by 7 a.m. just getting north and west ushz here and between 7 and 9 the heaviest will fall in philadelphia. the ground is warm so a lot of this will melt on contact. but it could come down -ly enough to accumulate at least an ib. or two or grassy surfaces in the city and because this will go on for longer duration north and west those are the areas seeing the most of it. pushing ot the coast by

he promised to enact a three-part agenda through ohio. s and jobs they we've gone to work on that from the day after the election and it's already made a difference. [applause] i like to say we are in the promise keeping business and president trump is keeping his word. on day one we went right to work on doing job killing policies and executive orders for the last eight years to get the economy moving again. and one of his first acts on the job after years of delight, he authorized the keystone and decoder pipeline to expand our energy infrastructure and create thousands of jobs. besides legislation to roll back ams of red tape and start every agency, department in washington d.c. to find two regulations to give it a before issuing any new regulations on businesses in america. [applause] and he's taken decisive action to end illegal immigration, strengthen our borders and uphold the immigration laws of this country. [applause] businesses just like this one here today are already reacting to president trounced by american and higher americ

not to mention a million ohio seniors who get free diabetes screenings and physicals. they have no proposals to replace any of those surfaces. they talk about state lines and health savings accounts and talk about tort reform and that is like this many people compared to this many people. they know that. yet, i still hear this talk of obstructionism. give us stuff. give us legislative proposal. the system majority leader started off by talking about, i guess a slow walk of this. i am on the banking committee last year with the committee and last year it was more than two dozen, 27? 28? 25-30 nominees came from the president, some were very significant export/import bank. some were inspector generals. all nominees, more than two dozen of them, one of them was confirmed by the senate last year. one of 28 or so of our committee. he was confirmed in december on the 24th month of the two-year term. so, don't lecture us about people slow walking and obstructionism. more than 25 nominees and one confirmed. sec, didn't move. federal reserve, didn't move. transportation -- publi

i remember going to ohio. >> were you aware of that issue? >> certainly, i was aware. >> how did you feel about it >> my personal views about this matter would indicate to people how i might rule as a judge. it might. i have to be concerned about that. >> these amendments were part of the liberal effort to drive up the turn out. we know that because your friend ken melman said so. he was interviewed by the atlantic in 2010. said the bush campaign have been working with republicans to make sure anti-gay initiatives would appear on november ballots in 2004 and 2006 to help republicans. to be clear, there's nothing to suggest that you were involved in crafting that strategy. but at the time, this tactic received a lot of attention including in ohio where you worked on the campaign. profound impact on people's lives. but a lot has changed since 2004 mr. melman announced publicly that he is gay for one. he also voiced regret about what happened. he apologized. he said at a personal level, i wish i had spoken out against the effort. as i've been inv

our america uncovered series, where we try to get out of washington and the talking heads, we go to ohio into the presidency, we wanted to hear what they think about how it's going, what they make of the recent controversies swirling around the president, here's what gary found. >> reporter: at the phoenix bat company in ohio, they make baseball bats big league. literally for the big leagues and the minor leagues and for others. it's a small business where most of the employees say they voted for donald trump. and on deck? some of those employees. >> the first hundred days of a presidency are an important barometer of how it will turn out. this weekend donald trump is precisely at the halfway point, 50 days. how do you think he's doing so far? are you happy with it? >> he's making a lot of progress, fulfilling a lot of campaign promises. so i'm encouraged that he's following through when most politicians don't. >> i think the republicans in congress aren't real happy. now they've got to do something. they've got a president from their own party who's pretty driven to get his agenda, and

he said, i need you to move to ohio. it could have been anywhere. he said, cap of everything, and you will be my campaign manager. you have to take a chance sometimes. i worked as hard as i humanly could to help this guy get reelected. he ended up with 65% of the vote and made me his chief of staff after that. you have to do stuff that other people are not willing to do. you ask any entrepreneur, there are sossful, few of us born on third base. i was not. you have to do stuff that no one else well. if that means packing up everything and driving to a place you have never been to do something you think you will be good at, you have got to do it. you have to get lucky a little bit, but sometimes you make your own luck by hard work since you -- by hard work. >> since you have been coming here, our students raise about you -- our students rave about you and can't stop talking about the work that you do, so thank you for that. >> i am a student journalist and sometimes it is disheartening to see the media and the president have a negative reaction. what w

with that, i will turn it over to the gentleman from ohio who plans to introduce a piece of legislation. we think you have to get rid of obamacare completely. so tomorrow, i will introduce the bill that every single republican voted on just 50 months ago, the bill that actually repeals obamacare. our plan has always been repeal one piece of legislation and replace with another. make no mistake. there are three plans out there. there's the kathy collins plan, if you like obamacare, you can kubo, care -- you can keep obamacare. then another that is obamacare in a different form. and then there is my plan, which is consistent with what we told voters we were going to do. repeal obamacare and replace it with a patient-centered, dr.-centered plan that brings down the cost of insurance, brings down the cost of health care and provides affordable insurance for all americans. that is what we are focused on doing. deskt on president obama's a bill that repealed obamacare, got rid of every civil tax, got rid of the mandates. and now the first thing republicans are bringing forward is a piece of l

an eagles fan sent brandon brooks this letter inviting him to his wedding in ohio tomorrow and believes responds on twitter this morning saying i don't know you but see you tomorrow. while the fan and brooks went to the same college in ohio, they have never met. brooks jumped on a plane to ohio today. he's going to the wedding. >> what. >> not sure what you guys are doing this weekend but if you want to go, we weren't invited but let's just go. >> yeah, right. >> that's so cool. >> all right. >> thanks. >> all right. >> moving on, it's called bigs in blue its a unique one to one mentoring program between students and police officers. they launched it today at the elementary. this partnership with big before thes big sisters of america pairs philadelphia police officers with children in the district they serve. the goal is to build trusting relationships between police and the younger generation. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg int

and we had to figure out how do we get this dying man to another state to get married. because ohio, like so many other states, passed their own version of the defense of marriage act. so thanks to the generosity and support of our family and friends, we chartered a medical jet, and we flew to maryland. we threw to baltimore and landed at bwi airport. and inside that medical jet, john's aunt paulette married us, and we got to say those words that we had wanted to say for years, "i do." we wanted to and we were finally able to make those promises and commitments public and legal. and that was all we wanted, simply to live out john's remaining days as husband and husband. things can't work out quite that way. we got haired that thursday -- married that thursday, and on saturday our local newspaper did a story about us that came out online. friends at a party ran into al, the civil rights attorney, and our story came up in conversation. al asked if they thought we might be willing to meet with him, so they called. we had no idea really what he wanted, but we said, okay, come on over. s

radar and satellite shows us from northeast all the way through to ohio, west virginia and michigan. nditions. there's no rain, not much cloud coverage. today is going to be a sunny one for us. we're not going to see any change in your sky conditions today because there's nothing to move in. sunny to mostly sunny. again, it will be very pretty outside. just not the most comfortable. 38 your temperature today in philly, at 53 for your monday. up to 65 tuesday. this is the relief we were just talking about, getting up to the 60s by your tuesday. also late day showers are expected. in the suburbs, 37 today, clouds building in monday at 51 degrees. maybe even an isolated shower for the lehigh valley at 48. low 50s in new jersey by tomorrow and 64 tuesday. only get to 36 at the jersey shore today, then 48 on monday. delaware from 39 to 53 all the way up to 65 on tuesday again with some of the showers moving through. so the chance of rain is pretty much non-existent aside from tuesday into early wednesday morning. it will be a little better chance in atlantic city into early wednesday morni

during the evening hours probably after 8:00 and then there's more to come as you can see it goes back to ohios moving straight to the east, but it's on the lighter side. there we are in the morning rush, though. from philadelphia northward that could be couple hours worth of rain but it's not going to be an all day thing. most of the day tomorrow is dry. lot of clouds around. you get some peaks of sunshine. tomorrow night we get some more showers coming through, but a lot of that might be in the middle of the night and set us up for wednesday which would be kind of windy, but also kind of mild. here we go through the night tonight. it's pretty cloudy as you can see and the temperature not dropping very much. there's some showers in reading as i was telling you. 11:00 tonight. as we go toward the morning rush you see a lot of places with at least a little bit of rain. the temperatures well above the freezing mark so we don't have to worry about any icing or anything. look at this. 1:00 in the afternoon, 62 in philadelphia, even 57 in allentown. you don't see rain you just see cloudy skies and

semis overturning from wisconsin to ohio. this tractor trailer flipping on interstate 280. the driver is okay. tragically, a brinks employee killed after this armored truck overturned. police believe the driver over-corrected after winds pushed the vehicle off the road. those winds part of the same system fanning the wildfires in the great plains. nearly 1.5 million acres scorched. at least six dead. >> i got a semi truck blocking half the eastbound lane now. >> reporter: this new dashcam video showing harrowing moments along interstate-70 in kansas. >> they're making evacuation mandatory. >> reporter: a state trooper telling a stranded trucker to hop into his patrol car. turning around and fleeing to safety. it's now the largest fire in the state's history. our phillip mena is in neighboring oklahoma where new fires broke out today. >> reporter: this is a perfect example of how quickly these flames can spread. we were here about 20 minutes ago, and you couldn't even see the fire, and now the blames are about 20 feet high. >> reporter: this as the high winds move east. gust

i remember going to ohio -- >> were you aware of that issue at all? >> certainly. >> how'd you feel about it? >> my personal views, any revelation of my personal views about this matter would indicate to people how i might rule as a judge. mistakingly, but it might. and i have to be concerned about that. >> your friend ken melman said . he was interviewed in 2010 and said that the bush campaign had quote been working with the republicans to make sure that anti-gay initiatives and rempb da would appear on november ballots in 2004 and 2006 to help republicans. now to be clear, there is nothing to suggest that you were involved in crafting that strategy, but at the time this tactic received a lot of attention including in ohio. there's a profound impact on people's lives. but, a lot has changed since 2004, mr. melman announced publicly that he is gay for one. he also voiced regret about what happened. he apologized. he said at a personal level, i wish i had spoken out against the effort. as i've been involved in the fight for marriage equality, one of the