the former jon and kate plus 8 dad is a dj and promotor in atlanta city.will make his debut in the club's untamed male review. he tells "e.t." exclusively, quote, i'm an integral part of the show. but don't expect all of this dad bod to be on display. jon might only strip to his undies. he has been eating healthy and rehearsing. he is taking it seriously. >> i'm working, hello. >> his focus was on gaining more parental rights with his ex-wife, kate. he no longer has custody of his children who recently were in a fifth season of kate plus wi8. >> i have one denner night a week and every other weekend. >> since 2009 dj'ing to pay the bills and even working at tgi fridays. >> i did everything. i tried electrician, construction. >> his latest gig commencing on april 1, it is no april fool's joke, he will celebrate his 40th birthday in privacy. >> i think people leave me alone now. they are just like, hey. >> i just need a minute. i do need a minute. by the way, we did reach out to kate and her rep said kate rarely comments on anything to do with jon and will n

no one is out and about here on the atlanta city boardwalk. it is a ghost town as you might imagine. the roads are not looking too bad and you can see here on the boardwalk, because it is too warm for this rain to freeze on contact, we're not dealing with any icing issues. so that is the good news. we're waiting for high tide and that could cause some more concerns later on this morning. back to you. >> all right. live in atlantic city for us. thank you. >>> we'll turn back to chuck we are getting a lot of what you said we were going to get. >> yep. we would have got a lot more measurable stuff if it hadn't switched over to sleet. that's the -- it's really cut back on the amounts of stuff that we're going to get. sleep, if you were to turn it back into a dry snow it would fluff up to about 3 to 4 to 1. so it could have easily been 5, 6 inches of snow. unfortunately, wish, would have, could have, should have and might have. outside this morning it is just an ugly mess of a combination of nearly everything that mother nature can throw at you. wh

to three miles still low for allentown down to reading and lancaster down to 1.7-miles there in atlanta city so gives you an idea of the moisture that is working its way this our region. here is satellite 6 along with action radar with clouds and see the rain off to the north and west and south and west i should say so a frontal boundary lifting northward and as it comes on through it's going to warm our temperatures up but before then dealing with precipitation so for the next 12 hours as we look at the conditions it's cloudy with rain developing overnight and drop down to 41 allentown 46 philadelphia, 47 dover and 45 degrees in toms river so later tonight and as the wind is westerly temperatures will rise overnight and monday and back to work an area of low pressure lifting northward so morning rain to deal with and warmer tapping into southwest wind and high temperature at 72 so a front is off to our west by tuesday ahead of that we are a good 15 degrees above average with a temperature coming in at 72 but with the front overhead a lot of warmth in place and could be a shower or a rumble

wilmington 51 trenton 50 atlanta city 47 allentown 44 reading 47 and even the poconos above freezinggrees but there is an waiting in the wing. satellite and radar you can barely see it it's moisture starved and it's this line of clouds near lake eerie has some limited moisture a few a few snow flurries with it but is arctic pressure to move in and bring us some real cold wind chills not just in the morning but through the day tomorrow so the bus stop forecast going to be a bit of a shock to the system. 6:00 31 8:00 33 but the winds will be picking up right around sunrise so wind chills stuck in the 20s some areas even a little bit lower than that future tracker showing 8:30 in the morning allentown it will feel 13 trenton 16 reading 14 the poconos 3 degrees below 0 and look what happens as we head in the afternoon 3:30 in the afternoon wind chills still stuck in the teens and 20s so the afternoon high about 39 degrees that is 16 degrees below normal but with the winds this wind tunnel effect out of the northwest wind chills will be stuck in the 20s at best winds generally sustained a

the atlanta city boardwalk was nearly all gone and sea grass and waves calm and will be different in coming hours as winds gust up to 16 miles per hour and they will arrive, atlantic city emergency management expects tidal at 9:00 in the morning, they are keep agree eye on the ocean and with a nor'easter beach erosion is a threat here and this storm looks to be just like that, the county says 200 workers are coming in at made night, the emergency management center willfully activate at 6:00 in the morning with extra dispatchers handling calls and prep preparati prepa centers and governor john carney has a driving warning for new castle encouraging people to stay off the roads without a need and workers loaded up salt trucks in cristiana and crews brined the roads yesterday so they can relax and get ready for the big one tomorrow. midwest is digging out from the storm headed our way and a foot in milwaukee and those roads obviously dangerous. a chain reaction crash involving three semis and a dozen other vehicles shut down the interstate. chicago is also dealing with its first blast of

nbc 10 matt delucia live in atlanta tick city. give us an joup date of the condition sgls right now mostly dealing with rain and wind. those are the two big issues here. we haven't seen much in the way of snow. last night had sleet. at this point just rain and mostly wind. we're here on the atlantic city board walk and you can see there is really not one out here right now. few minutes ago we did see somebody in one of those carts that usually goes by here on the board walk. see them the summertime thachlt is pretty much it. going from one casino to the other. right here see the wind, the effect of the wind on the board walk. the wind blowing here and also the flags of mini golf course. the wind is blowing that as well. at this point. really not too much in the way of any kind of snow. sit a little bit too warm for that here down at the shore points. the maybe issue right now is going to be that rain and the wind in this area, and, of course, the possibility of flooding later on as a result of all that. so right now we're going to

right here on the board walk in atlanta tiic city, it's a ghost town. no one out here. occasionally a city vehicle driving back and forth. that is it. maybe two or three people walking up the boardwalk here in the past three hours. that we have been out here in atlantic city. the issue right now as i mentioned is the wind. when it comes at you, it blows that rain sideways. the rain is not freezing to the ground. not dealing with icy conditions. drivers are being adviced to take it easy and stay home if you can. for now live in atlantic city. >> thanks for that. >>> you can get up to the second storm updates on our app. nbc 10 app. also sign up for school closing alerts. all right about 750 schools closed today. also get updated snow timing and totals which we're justing as we go, check out snow photos as they come in. all right there on the free nbc 10 app. >> and taking a live look right now at camelback mountain. nonstep heavy snow expected to continue for poconos which could see two feet of snow, one person's snow is another treasure for skiers. got extended a week o

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. >>> atlanta county legd to atlantic city this brd walk people in the northern california parking lot. look a silver car backs out of the parking barely misses hit s nearl speeds away. clearly angry wh sar >>> 76. >> working on eastd ras. clocked right now with police here. word overturned tractorn detail th detours the on the schuylkill approaching the walt whitmae 20r south from route 30 headed to eds into the high 50s. not worriedthat. hbound just ar lane. right lane and center lane blocked ther 70 oning c throug intersection right now. ro door. again, updates for y schuylkill. more when i come f minutes. 4:46 degrees. yesterday was a to n sporad up and down. little bit forecast. >> yes, before we gth that will be this afternoon. drops that are coming down. ar bad. he 45 degrees. 40 in south lehigh valley it in the suburbs zi lb morning. you have a chance o this morning. chilly. temperatures in low 40s for wilmington, in the 30s at this morning. lo somerton. brings this 5 we deal with this morning. few ra cattered rain showers to unfortunately the thisempera mo. clear out. tho be h

thunderstorms from oklahoma city into atlanta. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> here on nhk "newsline" we now show you how some kids got front row seat to a show that featured dumptrucks and power shovels in action. about 170 children and their parents gathered just outside of tokyo for the annual show on tuesday. bulldozers and dump trucks wowed the audience with their moves. >> translator: it was fun. >> translator: the vehicles are huge. i'm glad that the kids had a lot of fun. >> children also had the chance to sit in the driver seats and experience them up close. can with that we end this hour of nhk "newsline." be sure to watch "newsroom tokyo" at the topvp

atlanta. interstate 85 closed in both directions in one part of the city after an overpass collapsed because of a fire underneath. there were no injuries. they do not believe terror is a cause. >>> the storm system that has been making life miserable in the south this week is now arriving in the east. bringing heavy rain and even snow in new england. >>> all right. so in the mid-70s this weekend in glendale, arizona, as the last men's march madness teams heat things up indoors. gonzaga, south carolina, oregon, north carolina get ready for the final four. those are some of the top stories on this friday, march 31st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good friday morning to you,

. >>> investigators say thieves are using decoys to rip off unsuspecting people near the city of atlantarveillance video shows a silver lexus pull into a gas station. someone tosses a handbag out of the window and a 54-year-old man steps away from his car to pick up the purse and take it inside the gas station and withining that,t happens. a man jumps out of the back of the lexus and into the victim's car stealing his wallet and iphone. the victim's friend now says that he's worried for his friend's safety. >> they got his pocketbook with all the information and got my address on it. i worry about that. see, i'm 82 years old. >> that's understandable. police say the lexus and the handbag were stolen the exact same way, just an hour before. >> happening today, one of new york city's most iconic hotels will close for major renovations. the storied waldorf astoria first opened in 1931 and ha since hosted presidents royalty and celebrities. the chinese company bought it for nearly $2 billion in 2015. the building's exterior is a protected landmark and the new owner, though, will likely conve

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. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> an atlanta building knownthe white ice cube is no more. a controlled blast yesterday reduced it to dust. it was built in 1965 to store state records, but in the late '90s engineers discovered it was sinking. >>> a former actress is now playing an essential role in the lives of people in south los angeles. michelle miller found out how the woman created an oases in a food desert. >> reporter: when rene gunter goes shopping for produce, she goes straight to the source and gets down and dirty. >> oh, my goodness. bugs bunny never had it so good. >> reporter: the 64-year-old in los angeles not just shopping for herself. she's shopping for her community where corner markets and liquor stores substitute for the absence of grocery stores and supermarkets. she traveled with some of the biggest names in fashion. but a role in a 2000 community play about food justice changed her life. >> the more i read the script, the more i realized i lived in a food desert. >> reporter: a food desert is an urban area where it ee diff

a fire that triggered the collapse of an overpass causes a transportation crisis in the city of atlanta. georgia officials say there's no way to tell when the road will be reopened. the flames consumed part of interstate 85 last night. investigators don't know how the fire started. the highway is a major route that carries a quarter of a million cars every day through atlanta. >>> we have new details about this deadly bus crash in texas. police now say a number of callers reported seeing a swerving check before the head-on collision with the church bus wednesday. the crash killed 13. authorities sent deputies to check out the swerving truck, but the crash had happened by the time they found it. >>> take a look at this video. you're watching a sailboat smashing into a pier near los angeles and then capsizing underneath it yesterday. rescue crews pulled four people aboard the boat to safety. they all had minor injuries. all four people were wearing life jackets. officials blame high winds and rough waves for the accident. >>> 6:36. we'll go state by state and county by county for a look a

cities. following developing news out of atlanta. >>> action news news. ♪ >>> good morning, it's 5:00 a.m.friday, march 31st. >> philadelphia top prosecutor is headed back to the courtroom. this time to work out his legal defense. >> dream come true. >> every kid who's sitting up for little league, those who said there's no crying in baseball you're wrong. the emotional response after he made the phillies roster >>> sky 6 taking a look at the rain on more on the way >> let's get over to david murphy. let's go to karen rogers too. >>> we're off to a wet start, especially in south jersey. round one over the overnight ra

. >>> right now the city of atlanta dealing with a major travel nightmare after a massive fire and highwayuring rush hour last evening. investigators looking into whether these reels of fiber cable underneath the freeway helped fuel the flames. >>> fired national security adviser michael flynn may soon divulge what he knows about russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. his attorney says he wants immunity before testifying before the house and senate intelligence committee. >>> california lawmaker proposing a single payor healthcare system for the state. all californians would be covered through a public program. and insurance companies would be barred from offering services included in that plan. >>> all right. thanks, guys. it is now 6:58. here's a look at the worst traffic throughout the bay area. contra costa county, a two-car crash is cleared but the damage is done. and you're moving at 14 miles per hour in the area between railroad and port chicago so give yourself extra time to get through there. noor commute on westbound 4. >>> the coast is clear, the coast is clear!

still trying to determine what caused a fire that brought down a huge, chunk of highway in atlanta, one of the cities main commuter routes as well. crews used heavy equipment to pound away at section of the interstate 85 that came crashing down yesterday after flames tore at its trusses even before the clean up began officials were already drawing up plans to rebuild the highway. six sections will be reconstructed and work could take several months. >>> everybody has a routine in their life, and for 250,000 people a day, crossing this section of the roadway is part of their routine. but the fact of the matter, the blunt fact of the matter that is routine has new come to an end. that is part of your routine, until this is fixed you have to get map out and you have to start looking at alternate locations. >>officials said that the state, stored construction materials, under the bridge butt plastic conduit and cables, were non-combustible. >>> mourners gathered in philadelphia philadelphia meantime for funeral service of tuskegee air man john harrison junior. viewing took place at chapel of the four cha

atlanta. it is a city already well known for its gridlock. here's what the bridge looks like this afternoon. it was around 6:00 last night that a fire started underneath it. about an hour later, the bridge collapsed in a flaming heap of flames and smoke. no one was injured, but now there is an added challenge to getting around atlanta. >> with that road out, it's going to be out for at least a week if not more. how are people going to actually get to work? >> the highway is closed in both directions indefinitely, creating bumper to bumper traffic throughout atlanta. authorities are still trying to figure out just how that fire started. >>> for philadelphians, the situation in atlanta brings back memories of a massive fire that shut down i-59 more than two decades ago. an illegal tire dump caught fire in port richmond in march of 1996 and damaged an elevated stretch of 95. it took six months to repair the interstate. >>> prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against both people accused of killing 14-year-old grace packer. lawyers made the announcement when 44-year-old jacob sulliva

atlanta bracing for what could be nightmare morning commute. even worse than the usual we are aware of. after the collapse of an overpass in the center of the cityernight. this is i-85. which is a major, major throughway there in atlanta. it happened as massive fire roared beneath the overpass towards end of evening rush hour. police saw signs of deterioration. stopped traffic on the artery. >> the overpass collapse did not only close i-85 in both directions it also jammed every other highway in atlanta and many local streets. it is believed the fire started in pvc materials stored underneath that overpass. >> and the black smoke darkened the skies over atlanta. and firefighters scrambled to keep the fire from spreading. >> it was huge. it was, we couldn't see like the sky from my apartment. we were terrified. >> it was going to spread over to the building. that was the problem. that's what everybody was nervous about. that's when it got chaotic. >> atlanta officials are ruling out terrorism as the the cause, but the morning commute would be a problem nonetheless. a hassle later for braves' fans. >> the team opens its ballpark tonight with an ex

after the atlanta riot, african-american citizens had more success asking local officials to stop the play. city governments were now more likely to agree to censor the play after this context of racial violence that seemed to be associated with the play. in philadelphia, in october 1906, a large group of african gathered outside of the walnut street theater when "the klansman" was scheduled to appear. 2000 african-americans came to protest and 1000 whites came to observe the protest. at the start of the play, an african-american man threw an egg at this stage. people ran from the theater. the police arrested who they thought the egg thrower was. that protest comes to an end. the mayor of philadelphia as a result of the uprising, banned the play because he believed it was calculated to produce disorder and endanger lives. it doesn't stop there. thomas dixon tries to override the mayor's band -- ban. dixon ends up in a courtroom, trying to get an injunction to stop the mayor's ban on the play. so begins a little moment of theater in the courtroom. dixon encounters this judge, a jewish civic leade

we have plenty of sunshine in places like new york city, 43 degrees. atlanta, cloudy skies, 53. miami, chance of thunderstorms. your best possibility of severe weather is for the central and southern plains, back into texas. breezy conditions for you in dallas with 85 degrees. los angeles, gorgeous day. 69, plenty of sunshine. further north you go on the west coast, better chance of shower activity and the snow season for the rockies never seems like it will come to an end. more can be expected for the tetons back into steam boat springs. denver, front range breezy and partly cloudy skies. that's a look at your forecast. more coming up on "worldwide exchange." stay tuned. >>> the big action on capitol hill today, the american healthcare act heads to the house tonight for a critical vote. tracie potts joins us from washington with the latest. give it to me here. how much wrangling is going on on capitol hill to get the freedom caucus republicans on donald trump's side? >> a lot. it's happening from the white house and on capitol hill. overnight there was a meeting that house spea

they would take on virginia commonwealth university of the atlanta 10 conference on thursday in salt lake city at 4:20 west coast time. they come in 28-8 after losing to rhode island. randy bennett knew his team was deserving, but after last year you can't blame them because he was just a little gun shy. >> i said no way. we were down the last 18, but yeah to get called and make it even worse. >> the only other local team with any kind of shot was cal. they won a pair of games in the pac-12 tournament, but probably needed a win to have a realistic shot. they ended up 21-12 and hurt -- and hurt themselves. the bears did get picked to be in the nit with a pretty good shape here. it will be a number one seed in the quadrant and their first round opponent will be the no. 8 seed. bakersfield by the way are the road runners. that game will be at hodge pavilion tuesday night 8:15. >>> the world baseball classic right now leading candidate 7- 10. they need to win there to advance, but it looks likely. >> over the next two days they will be putting their brackets together. i mean last year was crazy, r

the care that should be done in northeast tennessee and rural appalachia is different than inner city atlantant the first-class patients to get first-class health care and i think they can with this reform bill. we're going to repeal the taxes the onerous taxes in the bill. and i think one of the most exciting things for me as a physician after seeing patients with no care, taking care of patients with no care, for the first time in my life we have an opportunity to provide health insurance coverage for every american. ladies and gentlemen, that's a noble thing to do. >> i want to thank the doctor for his decades of service in the medical community. this has been his number one passion of why he's been in congress. he's washed -- watched from his own home state in tennessee. we have to remember why we're here today and why we're working on this. it's not a political purpose. we've listened to the american public. he happens to be from tennessee. we've listened to an announcement they're pulling out and in his home state there'll be 16 counties with no provider at all. do we ignore that? that'

big cities like atlanta, austin, and san antonio. when you add wage growth on top of that.is stronger demand for housing. the nonmetro line, the red line where we see in the negative. it there population diminishing. scarlet: the suburban portions a come from a 60% of u.s. jobs. talk little bit about how the remaining 40% of jobs is distributed throughout the country. >> we see growth more than the rural areas. the rural areas are the places lagging most. the exception is rural areas where education levels are higher. these are expensive resort towns or small college towns. we're seeing growth there. but the rest of rural america has struggled. the other thing we have seen is that there are certain jobs that tend to be more concentrated in cities and tend to be concentrated in small towns and rural areas. agriculture is more likely to be in rural areas and small places. these are from the sectors they expect will shrink most over the next 10 years. ,urther good news for cities worse news for smaller places in the rural areas over the next decade. joe: basically every story

. >> the warm air moves east with highs reaching 80s across several cities like atlanta. >> the dry conditionshave not been helping firefighting efforts has sam champion reports. >> reporter: this wildfire raging outside boulder, colorado. forcing evacuations -- >> got a phone call at 2:00. it was a recording. it was on speaker. we yelled fire and everybody immediately got up and just threw everything in our vehicles. scary. >> reporter: right now in the danger zone, 1,000 homes. more on stand by in case the fire grows. >> trees are or the isstorching. looks like it's running downhill. >> reporter: over 200 firefighters from across colorado attacking this blaze on the ground. >> there's a lot of rocky terrain, difficult to get crews in some of the areas. >> reporter: there are also planes and helicopters dousing the flames from the sky to get the blaze under some kind of control. >> and sam tells the boulder fire is said to be 50% contained this morning. >> there's some progress. paul williams has been monitoring fire conditions for us. good morning, paul. >> good morning. still at dangerous d

supporters showing their pride in cities from denver to atlanta to counter demonstrations against himreporter: their entire purpose is to let the president know despite the protests since the election. the people who voted for him are behind him 100%. there are rallies from maine to minnesota to hawaii. some like one in minneapolis have only drawn a few dozen people. others like one here in new york city outside trump tower had several hundred people decked out in americana with signs and chants of u.s.a. in washington, d.c., 100 support percent net near the washington monument then hard over to the white house. there were crowds outside the southern wait house in palm beach, florida. they wanted to let the president know he has their support. organizers say this is a response to the string of protests across the country. some of those same protesters have organized anti-trump protests today. police in those areas are on high alert and hoping to avoid conflicts between the two groups. we'll be watching and will keep you updated. julie: after slamming hillary clinton's use of email, vi

is going to be the first black president, which is really important in atlanta, which is a city where civil rights is very important. that, he is an outstanding economist. specialtyomist with a in housing. he is a university of southern california professor right now. starting june. vonnie: long in the coming. tell us a little bit about the atlanta fed tradition and history. become a bostic voter? steve: he will become a voter next year. the atlanta fed has been hawkish at sometimes and dovish at sometimes. dennis lockhart, who retired in february, and has held the position the last 10 years, has been considered something of a moderate. some people would consider him to have been a bellwether. we do not really know what bostic's views are on monetary policy. however, if you read his writings, he is very concerned about poor people. he is concerned about communities that are low income communities. he is concerned about racism and inequality. at hud, he was involved in implementing a rule that prevented discrimination against gays and lesbians. so i think some people will look at his r

cities like atlanta, louisville, st. louis, and chicago, all spreading the gospel of hot chicken.picy bird. >> it has a nice flavor, it's juicy and everything you can ask for. >> reporter: so if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. >> all right, you can make your own hot chicken at home. the executive chef of root and bone here. good morning we've got our table. >> let's start cooking. you got your ingredients here, we'll show that on the screen. but good chicken. how do you do a quality check on chicken? >> it's about the bird, you want to start with a good, happy bird, happy birds make happy food. and we're going to talk about brine real quick. it's another word for marinade. i start with cayenne. we're going to see us layering pepper. >> you brine the chicken? >> yes, i've made this brine and cooled it down already. >> like a salt, sugar -- >> that's just pepper, some and sugar, we're going to layer the cayenne through. i've cooled down the brine. >> got the hotness. >> how hot is the sample that you made these guys? >> it's a little peppery. i heard they didn't ha

p.m., 45 degrees, if you're traveling no major delays at the big airport cities, you see all the green aircraft. down in atlantare looking at morning rain. >> in "healthcheck" if you suffer from migraines you might want to consider acupuncture. the treatment may help reduce how often you get the attacks and how to prevent them. researchers found that people who receive acupuncture 5 times a week, about five months into the treatment there was reduction in the migraines. >>> new york city police officer delivered a baby girl and saved her life. the baby was born in the back of an uber yesterday afternoon. when the officer showed up, the baby was not moving and the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck. the officer was a paramedic before he joined the nypd. >> i loosened the umbilical that was wrapped around the neck. i realized the baby started to gasp for air and started to move. mother and baby are doing well. >> high schools are allowing teens to have nap times, it's not just lay on a colt, it's hitech. >> pope francis as he wants peo put down their cell phones and pick up something else instead. "g.m.a.

atlanta. the main interstate through the heart of the city shut down. >> and take a look at why. a ferocious fire beneath i-85. commuters posted video all over social media as that fire started showing the thick black smoke and those ferocious flames. now, moments later, we saw this scene live on tv. the roadway cleared and an entire section collapsing and here's what it looked like from the air. this happened toward the end of the evening rush hour. no drivers were injured and officials are ruling out terrorism but don't know exactly what started that fire. it spread black smoke all over the city and it seemed for awhile as if the fire might spread. >> it was huge. it was -- i mean we couldn't see the sky from my apartment. we were terrified. >> everybody thought it was going to spread over to the building so that was the problem. so that's what really everybody was nervous about and that's when it got chaotic. >> reporter: so it could be as long as two months before the overpass is replaced and this is the area we're talking about right here if you're familiar with atlanta, you

several other cities and states are considering the requirement, including atlanta, massachusetts, new jersey, and right here in california. >>> a new report on teacher retention in oakland says more needs to be done to keep teachers from leaving. the go public schools report says almost 3/4 of new teachers leave within five years. they say many new teachers aren't getting the kind of support they need. they say it depends on the strength of the school mentoring. they hope bargaining talks will include a way of increasing teacher retention. >> san francisco is trying to make good on its promise to clean up the trash left behind on the city's large homeless population. local hotels,s restaurants and other businesses say the city's homeless population is scaring away tourists. so the city of commerce is calling for a solution. we got pictures of garbage truck crews cleaning up an area near the city's design center. they were cleaning up discarded needles and other trash near homeless encampments. there's an estimated 6-to 7,000 people living on the streets in san francisco. >>> coming up

atlanta. and they are not just, yay, we won a battle. these are significant. mobile bay, it is a port city, one of the last ones that the confederates have. you have atlanta, which is symbolic in its own right, but is also a communication center and there are railroads coming through. so these are strategic locations. and it helps get rid of the south's argument of, we are fighting a failed war. it shows we are not fighting a failed war, we are just getting started. charles: you are starting to see progress. >> like, atlanta is huge because it is a hub for the self-pity -- south. and you have generals like ,herman and farragut, who says "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead." charles: in navy mythology, by navyay, that is a myth, in mythology he had himself lashed to the mast. and he said, "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead." it sounds very courageous. >> good for the newspapers. charles: what he really did is probably a better example for modern officers, than the headline propaganda. mobile bay does not start out well. it starts out with the sinking of the uss tecumseh, which is a mon

you can see how everything is carving itself out from rapid city to omaha and atlanta and wraps intohe northeast for the nor'easter. we're getting rain in the pacific northwest. nothing here yet. but we will get continued cloud cover coming in. it will be a warm day. already 78 in palm springs and 70 in phoenix. warm to hot conditions for spring training if you're heading down to scottsdale or phoenix. for us, mostly sunny. nothing to stop 70s and 80s inland. maybe a few degrees cooler by the coast but very nice. tomorrow we cloud up things, cooler conditions. sunday and monday looks like maybe return returns. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the nine. the search is underway for the bay area's most creative tail. the regional competition getting underway and a look at last year's winter. >>> the emergency workers being hailed for making an emergency roadside delivery as it happens. i lost my sight when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... i was excited that it was foam. it wa

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those are in atlanta, those are in new york city those are everywhere but morgan county ohio or other small counties like ours. but our people are creative, we have to reach in the woods to find them. but what we don't that we don't need any government help with is we have taken away the ceiling on their earnings so talk about the quality of your job when you go and do what you want to do and are paid to your to tension. that is a quality that isn't often found and that's what we've been able to do in our rural community. we offer even our hourly people a profit sharing bonus. so they share -- they become part of the organization. i think these are tind t kinds of efforts that are grass-root and very simple and they don't need a lot of money thrown at them. it takes leadership and entreprene entrepreneurship to make this work. >> who's next? over here. >> now it's on. i'm renee bryce laport, hello, john. i'm just interested to hear from you guys for the jobs -- the new jobs being created, what kind of educational preparation do folks need to be able to successfully work those jobs. >>