because you have this split, you're generally talking about milder weather in the northeastern united state. we could also pick up a lot of moisture out of this, that could lead to maybe early season heavy rain, potential then for mid to late season, in winter specifically, for some bigger snow events. so, just casino of all depend on how the atmosphere shakes out. but that's a trend, that a lot of times, tends to pan out, when you have got an el nino season. we've obviously come off very brutal winters as of late. so mild is her good, but not necessarily getting rid of the moisture with the kind of a pattern. now there is pattern, this is hot. we're going to start to get you to the low 90s as early as tomorrow, keep the theme going looks like meisha right into next week. >> wow, 88 degrees today, just gorgeous. okay, well, good morning, everyone, where we did have disable vehicle, still there, pulled all the way to the cheryl, not causing any slow downs. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound, at gulph mills. again, not in the left lane at all. so not going to hinder your commute what

united states. very deeply entrenched, particularly in the northeastern states.less so in the southwestern states where they have more of a first to come here got the rights to water sort of thing. but public trust basically says that water is a commons. it belongs to all of us. and governments must protect it in the name of the people for all and for future generations. now, that doesn't mean that you can do whatever you want. it's not a commons that you can, you know, say, well, i can abuse it because it doesn't belong to anybody. we're fiercely going to have to protect this commons. and we're going to have to say, what is the -- what is the -- what are our priorities for having people having access to this water? because you just can't have it for anything anybody wants it for. i give you an example of vermont. i worked on this legislation. the state of vermont has beautiful water. lots of ground water. but a few years ago they had a whole bunch of bottled water companies coming in, setting up a plant and drinking the local water source until it was gone. they

united states. heroin-related deaths have nearly quadrupled over the past decade, in part by in widespread use of prescription painkillers. the new initiative focuses on 15 hard-hit, northeastern states and involves hiring both drug intelligence officers and policy analysts. in a statement, the drug policy alliance said -- "half of what [the obama administration is] doing is right -- the focus on health and overdose prevention -- but the other half, the side that focuses on the failed arrest and incarceration policies of the past, is destined to ruin lives and fail." in kansas, a man is in police custody after bringing an improvised explosive device and knives into an abortion clinic in wichita. the man had the items in his backpack when he entered the south wind women's center, the recently reopened former clinic of dr. george tiller, an abortion provider who was assassinated in church in 2009. no one was injured in monday's incident. this comes as states are ramping up efforts to defund planned parenthood following an anti-choice group's release of heavily edited videos showing planned parenthood employees discussing the sharing of fetal tissue with researchers, a practice p

governor of california, who was president of the united states, the reagan who knew that the point of getting elected was to govern, and to governor northeastern a democracy is to compromise. reagan used to say that he would rather get 80% of what he wanted than go over the cliff with his flags flying. this is the reagan that would make tea party types uncomfortable today. depending on which reagan you look at, you can take a different interpretation away. >> brown: there is also the ronald reagan that was a democrat in his youth. do you see a fairly direct line for what he became or do you see man who was adjusting as he went? >> well, there is a direct line, but it has a big bend in it. >> when it comes to political philosophies. reagan's first political hero was franklin roosevelt. and as a young man, he voted four times for franklin roosevelt. reagan's political philosophy eventually went 180 degrees the other way. so he became a conservative. but his idea of being president, his model for being president, remained franklin roosevelt. he understood that roosevelt's power came from roosevelt's ability to convey a vision to the american peop