indiana and evansville tied at one in fifth.k at this shot to left and look at evansville over the fence, over the wall comes up with the ball in his glove. that was my question, my question is how do we know he actually made that catch 'cause you can see -- it was a big catch because evansville went on to win the game but there's no video behind that wall. >> the honor system. >> you got trust him. >> there you go he. >> dozens of young terse took their first step today on the path to a bright future. these kindergarten and first grade students from camden were inducted into the alfredo santiago scholars program. all of these kids who attend the leap academy university charter school will receive a college scholarship provided they maintain good grades through middle and high school >> weekend accuweather forecast cecily tynan. >> it's looking really nice. plenty of sunshine this week. storm tracker six live double scan showing that most of our region is rain free. we have the showers this morning. they scooted off very quickly

it was also an important catch because evansville went on to wip the game two to one in 14 innings. did he do that and how did he not get hurt? that is my question. monica, back to you. >> wow. incredible. >> thank you jamie. >>> an important piece of delaware's history rediscovered thanks to a middletown high school senior. community members dedicated a marker today on school property on a spot that did serve as part of the underground railroad. back in the 1800s the property belonged to a quaker farmer who helped slaves fleeing from maryland. student megan marcio researched the history of the farm. she petitioned the school board to place benches on the site to remember that farmer and the families he helped. >> the benches are going to represent the key people in the story sam hawkins and his family and the other bench will represent john hunn and his farm and they also represent the many other people that were unaccounted for. >> john hunn ended up losing his farm and going to jail for helping the slaves but he continued to help those in need. >> the sun was fighting with the cl

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we want to make sure that people understand that we are an inviting community, that evansville, my hometown in the state of indiana, wants them here. i don't know why this has been such a surprise to the governor and the majority of the house because its discussion has been going on -- ever since this bill came up, and folks have been mad about it, and i think you're say seeing that on the street. >> you certainly are. are the conservatives praising the lord are oror are they praising the almighty dollar? >> you hear a lot of religious institutions who are against equality screening and you hear a lot of businesses standing up. that's of course who these governors are reacting to the businesses, because they have seen the loss and because they're being made aware as are citizens around the country that these protections do not exist on a national level. many americans mistakenly think that they do. there's such a patchwork around the country. >> e.j. dion we have seen the conservative movement in this country. when they get pressured, they get their back and they do the same thing. where is

severe weather threat up into nashville, knoxville, evansville, indiana.back through atlanta and charleston. out west, unsettled. california through nevada. nevada? yeah, nevada, too. but oregon. and washington, they'll see snow showers. maybe up to a foot of snow in the mountains. too little too late. every bit helps as far as the water supply is concerned. dryer across he >> this weather cast brought to you by the new mazda cx 5. adios. >> adios. >> i don't know how to say back to you. >> and that's the end of rob's spanish, ladies and gentlemen. thank you rob. >>> coming up here on "gma" -- the two women stranded in the wilderness for two weeks and the girl scout cookies that helped save them. >>> and "grey's anatomy" without mcdreamy. what? this morning, patrick dempsey has a message to his loyal fans. and that is ahead in "pop news." lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you did this deck yourself. well me, lowe's and zeus and apollo. now get the char-broil advantage 4-burner gas grill for just $169 at lo

strong winds with gusts of up to 70 miles an hour causing damage to homes in evansville, leveling treesoo. >> in missouri there was hail there the size of golf balls. smaller than a tennis ball. several communities there were flooded when drainage systems were unable to handle the sheer amount of water and ice that fell in that short amount of time. >> meteorologist pedram javaheri following the severe weather for us. pedram? >> good morning, guys. yes, severe weather also a concern on the western side of the united states. california several reports of funnel clouds there. also a lot of hail and wind-related storm damages. and get up to the high sierra upwards of a foot in areas that accumulated rainfall totals also impressive. the late-season moisture not going to help much in the way of the drought, but it pushes back the concern a little bit when it comes to the fire season threat a little farther back into the season. but that same storm system now centered over portions of the central plains the midwestern u.s. the ingredients all coming together for what has the potential really

robert: in college baseball indiana and evansville. fly ball to left field and the outfielder, oops! look out! he makes the catch. this is why i wouldn't have made it in baseball. i just stick to basketball you know. a lot safer. even though you do fly over benches sometimes. that's tough. didn't see that coming. leon: it strikes me how they credit him with the catch even though they never saw him with the ball. robert: exactly. i don't know. scoop it up and say hey, i got it! that's what i would have done. alison: don't admit that, robert! leon: coming up next on abc 7 news at 5:00 -- >> he was screaming at me and saying he couldn't breathe and he was stuck on the flight. leon: a 911 operator calls an airport after getting an unusual call for help. alison: hear what a man trapped inside the cargo hold told her on the phone. that's next. leon: update tonight on a 95-year-old man who was trying to make his mark in the history books. now, we told you about it last week about peter webber jr.'s attempt to become the world's oldest active

host: that is steven in evansville, indiana.e will hear from another indiana resident, sherry in dyer, indiana. hello. caller: good morning to you. i'm in favor of the boycott, only because it is to be the only voice that can be raised and heard that matters on the bottom line. i'm a christian, and he grieves my heart -- it grieves my heart that the jesus i know came to serve all of us. and tomorrow on good friday, he hung, and the lead and died on a cross --and bled, and died on that cross for all of us. and in his time here, he did not discriminate, did not shove aside, did not decide who was worth helping and who was not. and personally now, when i go into a restaurant or business, i asked them, do you serve all people? and so far i'm glad to say i have not run across anybody who will tell me to deny certain people. what disturbs me is that they close these laws in the name -- they clothe these laws in the name of faith, and it has nothing to do with faith whatsoever not the phase i know, not the jesus i know. he asked us to

we'll have them from evansville, to paducah, up to cincinnati not in those cities particularly but 50iles either side of those cities, there will be severe weather. it's warm 80 degrees, it's not spring for buffalo over the weekend, i get that. but it's warm from tulsa to springfield, paducah, louisville. maybe all the way to cincinnati. the area of enhanced severe weather. tomorrow it moves to nashville, chattanooga, birmingham down to tuscaloosa. cold air on this side, warm air on this side. and eventually the cold air does make its way into the northeast. i can't put that away and yes, that white is the "s" word we talked about yesterday. there is snow coming down and lackawanna ton wanda, all of my old towns around buffalo. i'm sorry, more snow is coming for the weekend. >> his whole demeanor has even changed. >> it's broken his spirit. this winter has broken chad's spirit. >> it's broken ours. >> chad thanks so much. >>> nuclear talks with iran are dragging on in switzerland. two deadlines are come and gone. still no deal. how much longer can the negotiations continue? [ laughing

right now, stretching anywhere from springfield, little rock memphis, but an enhanced risk from evansville into southern missouri. this is where we could be looking at severe weather, especially tornadoes. it lasts on into tomorrow the risk of severe stretching from eastern texas all the way up into nashville, huntsville again, this is the area we will be most concerned. it's thursday night into friday overnight is where we could see some of the strongest storms. that's one of the post-dangerous times. we will be watching this. there is a lot of rain as well flash flooding will be a real concern. >> thank you very much. some big news out of indiana when it comes to that state's uproar or the uproar over that state's controversial religious freedom law. nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the state house in indianapolis. gabe what can you tell us? >> matt good morning, state republican lawmakers have called a joint youth conference with business leaders outlying what they call a legislative fix to this controversial law. now and they want to make it clear that it does not discriminate and now with a