in dayton, ohio. they got one round, but there's more right behind it, so don't think it's over with just yet. more snow in the forecast. not going to take a whole lot for records to be broken there. it looks like as we head further to the east, we have thunderstorms rumbling around the deep south, but here's what we're expecting. area of low pressure moves across the ohio river valley, cincinnati, dayton, extending to the appalachians. that's where some of the heaviest snowfall will be, and there are winter storm warnings kur currently in effect. this will begin to move to the east. as it does, a secondary area of low pressure will again and this will affect the mid-atlantic coast. i think it will be a light dusting, but it will make for a messy monday. also, for new york, computer models are disagreeing as to who is going to see how much, but they're saying maybe 1 or 2 inches of snowfall. definitely south central illinois, south central indiana, indianapolis, springfield, st. louis, dayton, cincinn

so this will stay with them. >> poppy harlow, thanks so much in steubenville, ohio. >>> the ohio attorneyral says that he's asking for grand jury to see if more charges should be filed in the case as it relates to at least 15 other people who may have been eyewitnesses. we'll talk about that with a we'll talk about that with a former prosecutor up next. s hot? well you can see if the hotel is pet friendly before you book it, and i got a great deal without bidding. and where's your furry friend? oh, i don't have a cat. now you can save up to 50% during priceline's spring hotel sale use promo code spring for additional savings on all express deals, including pet friendly hotels. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ >>> we've been bringing you details of the rape case that has rocked the town of steubenville, ohio and riveted the nation. two teens ha

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when he was doing this and the state of ohio actually made it illegal and senator sherman from ohio made a made a federal law out of this a fact too without going into a whole long story about john d. rockefeller that was the sherman antitrust act originally proposed one hundred eighty one and finally passed one nine hundred ninety s. and it really got in force in the early one thousand nine hundred by teddy roosevelt and by republican both republicans and then by president after and the last time it was used was by jimmy carter ultimately to break up a t. and t. nixon started that process. but reagan when he came into office he said we're not going to enforce the sherman act anymore we're not going to stop these giant trusts you know other than for some something just totally agree just and that's why you no longer have small locally owned businesses in your local strip malls in your downtowns and because not any president not one single president since reagan including obama has decided to start enforcing the sherman antitrust act it's still on the books by the way so i think that

this is ohio. we get snow. >> everybody says oh, yeah spring is around the corner. >> reporter: that's right. spring's around the corner but not here just yet. at least when you look around. you know, we understand that in the entire month of february, the dayton area had four inches of snow. clearly this one snowfall is taking care of that. that young man will have some school delays. other schools in this area are closed for the day. john? back to you. >> susan candiotti, hopefully we can put that ruler away soon. >>> let's go to parts of kentucky and tennessee where people there have been dealing with hail and very strong winds. a reporter sending us video from front porches and apartment windows. when can we get a break from this extreme weather? let's bring in jennifer delgado. doesn't look like spring. doesn't feel like spring. what's ahead? >> i know. everybody is complaining about it. they want to know when are we going to finally warm up? you saw the storms coming out of the midwest. the g

the ohio attorney general's office prosecuted it successfully. it is a concern because 16 people that they tried to interview in this investigation leading up to the trial refused to talk to them. so by convening this grand jury in mid april, they said indictments could be filed, charges could be made, or they may not. but they want to make sure they at least go through the process fully here in the community. in terms of what they're looking for, he wouldn't name specifically, but he did mention possibly tampering with evidence, you know, that cell phone video that was taken testified to being taken of the rape, that was deleted. so possibly tampering with evidence. other charges. he said there is no limit to what the ohio attorney general's office will look at in this, carol. >> not over yet. poppy harlow reporting live from steubenville, ohio today. >>> we'll continue to follow this story all day. later this hour, i'll be talking about dr. jeff gardere as well as katie hannah of the ohio alliance to end sexual violence. and in the next hour of

. >>> and now, tonight, a new question out of the dramatic court case in ohio. two high school football players, the assault of a young girl. and pictures passed around. but tonight, this question. how wide is the circle of responsibility and does it include adults who should have done more? abc's elizabeth vargas is with the ohio attorney general tonight. >> reporter: the rape case that turned the spotlight on steubenville, ohio, didn't end with a conviction of the two promising young football players. trent mays was sentenced to at least two years in juvenile detention. ma'lik richmond, at least one year. he walked over to apologize to the victim's family. >> i'm sorry to put you guys through this. >> reporter: but today, ohio attorney general mike dewine told me he's convening a grand jury to see if others should now be charged. where are the adults? where are the parents? >> the whole story as we've unravelled it and learned it is just very disturbing. where were the parents? where were her friends? where were the witnesses that we brought into court? what w

a little over four minutes left in the half, ohio pulls away. deshaun thomas nails the three from outside. great guard. ohio state hangs on to that lead. they upset indiana 67-58 on senior night in assembly hall. they were the fighting irish last night literally in the game with st. john's. two players, doesn't look too bad. then words must have been said. not sure what sparked it pushing, unfortunately t looks like there were -- a punch. that's a punch right there. two, three. that's a lengthy suspension for that st. john's player. technicals were issued. took the shirt off. nice move. probably should have left it on. both will sit out the next game. notre dame won the game easily. >>> a gruesome scene in the nhl last night. rangers defenseman mark stahl takes a puck to the face it was tipped in his right eye. dink. oh! sure you love that. 4-2 victory for the flyers over the rangers. stahl spent several minutes facedown on the ice. he did not return to the game. >>> college baseball, oregon facing cal state north ridge. pitcher jeff gold fields

roads will be very slippery in ohio all the way back into areas there of indiana and indianapolis.e forecast for today, again, we're going to call for maybe 1 to 3 inches. philadelphia, maybe 1 or 2 inches. new york city not expecting any snow so your temperatures will be too warm and most of the storm will be south of you. betty, once again, the worst travel this morning all through the ohio valley and be careful around d.c. and baltimore this morning. it's snowing pretty hard right now. >> it is hard to believe it's spring already. okay. >> oh, it is? really? are you sure. >> the calendar says it's spring although outside it may not. >>> ahead, do you have the ten most critical job skills required this year? we'll tell you what they are. >>> plus, important new guidelines about what you're feeding your babies and when. "first look" is back in three. ♪ looking for a litter with natural ingredients that helps neutralize odors. discover tidy cats pure nature. uniquely formulated with cedar, pine, and corn. i've been using crest pro-health for a week. my dentist said it was gonna hel

a huge spring snowstorm is bounding the region from missouri to ohio. susan candiotti is in dayton where the snow is falling and it is not expected to stop any time soon. susan? >> reporter: hi, fred. we're kind of between a bit of a wet snow and flurries right now. things have subsided just a bit. temperatures, fred, right now are just above freezing. that's why you can still see grass on the ground. you don't see any accumulation on the pavement so far. you see over my shoulder, that's i-75. traffic is still flowing smoothly at this hour but things are going to change as the evening wears on. they've already had a tough go of it in kansas city and st. louis. the snowplows have been out. snowy conditions there. street crews hard at work. and they've seen the heaviest of the snow, they're supposed to continue to get light snow probably through monday. spented to get up to ten inches there. course, you already know and have been seeing what's going on in colorado since friday. really horrible conditions out there. they were hit very hard. white-out condi

to who's ohio state have to play on saturday?ell, this is the bracket buster of all buster bracket busters, 13 seed lasalle facing number 19 witchta state for the right to play ohio state in the lead eight. this one, all shocker. armstead feeds hall for the layup and witchta state leads by 12 in the early going. more from witchta state. they get the turnover here and pushes it down the court. ron barker gets it from the outside, that's the transition three. shockers go on to win in the route, 72-58. they're headed to the elite eight for the first time in 32 years. the witchta state shockers will face the buckeyes saturday in the west regional final. who had the witchta state team in the final four? >>> and tonight, the rest of the elite eight will be decided in the midwest. overall, number one seed louisville will take on very hot number 12 seed oregon followed by the game of the night. this could be a final four game or championship game. michigan state taking on number two seed, duke. and in the south, number one seed kansas fa

and i think ohio state is now peaking. >> and this is me.icked two of the top ones. rachel said louisville and indiana. i got them going up to the very end there 37. >> i like your pick of vcu, you have them going to the final four. i watched them play butt lettle. i was in richmond for a golf tournament raising money for fisher house and we watched vcu butler play and it was an amazing game and i think vcu is a very good team. >> so if you're going to bet, you're going to bet on my bracket, not yours. >> there is no money involved. you have to understand, this is a nonbetting issue. but please go to cnn.com/brackets and pick out your brackets. we will look at some of the best in the entire country day by day and obviously look at ours. well not be the winning brackets. >> we'll pick this up tomorrow. all right. micha michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, not taking the stand in the wrongful death trial. hear what the jackson family actually thinks about that up next. to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is limitless. [ female announcer

gay marriage and civil unions are no small matter in ohio.2004 a ballot measure during the general election amending the ohio constitution to outright ban civil unions was credited with energizing the evangelical vote tipping ohio in bush's favor, w's favor, and winning the election over john kerry. it was a huge issue in 2004 and it was a vote against gay marriage or civil unions after the governor there came out for civil unions twice in that conversation yesterday. "the cleveland plain dealer" was all over kasich's comment saying he revaeld on wednesday that he supports civil unions for same sex couples but don't quote him on that because he goes on to quote his spokesperson reeling in the governor in a statement that reads, this is a statement from the spokesperson, the governor's position is unchanged. he opposes gay marriage and opposes changing ohio's constitution to allow for civil unions. well, so much for that. and he's far from the first republican to feel the heat from the fringe. joining me is msnbc contributor ron reagan and ero

he opposes gay marriage and opposes changing ohio's constitution to allow for civil unions. so much for that. and he's far from the first republican to feel the heat from the fringe. joining me right now is msnbc contributor ron reagan and errol lewis. first, i'll comment on that one. kasich is a fine guy, a bit of a maverick and he's had a tough life in many ways and he says what comes to mind and he's thinking out loud and he says you know what? i'm not ready to go all of the way on my position, but civil union, i can live with that and civil you know knows and he said it again and within hours his flack comes out with a written statement to make sure it's getting picked up saying he didn't say what we heard him just say, ron. what's going on here? >> he gave is straight. he seemed to demonstrate that on the one hand he doesn't really have a position that he is susceptible to pressure from the right and he also demonstrated and this is relevant to the republican party as a whole that he's way behind the curve of history now. the public, as a whole is moving in a pretty cle

the definition of rape in ohio includes penetration with fingers.itness testimony, digital evidence is at the center of this case. this picture, circulated widely on the internet before the trial, sparked public outrage. a photo of a seemingly unconscious teenaged girl carried by two young men, ma'lik richmond on the left, trent mays on the right, both star players on the powerful stubenville high school football team say they are innocent. >> trent mays did not rape the young lady in question. >> she voluntarily got herself intoxicated. not once did you hear her say or any witness statement say she didn't want to do it. >> reporter: prosecutors maintain the alleged victim so was intoxicated and unresponsive, she couldn't have said no. >> this case will hinge on not on the defendants' knowledge of her substantial impairment, but their exploitation of that knowledge when they treated her like a toy. >> reporter: police say the alleged occurred during all-night partying on august 11th after a varsity football scrim imagine three. days later, the accus

guilty as charged, that's the verdict for two high school football player from steubenville, ohio. they were convicted today of raping a girl after heavy partying. trent mays and malik richmond broke down as the verdict was read. richmond's mother openly wept. and after the verdict was read, richmond's father made an emotional plea to the judge and to the victim's family. >> i hope somewhere in your hearts that you can forgive trent and malik for the pain that they have caused your daughter. and put you through. i know that god -- >> soon after the judge announced the boys' sentences, a minimum of one year for richmond, two years for mays, poppy harlow was in the courtroom as all of this played out. she's joining us live. describe the atmosphere in the room as the verdict was read. family members tried their hardest to plea for some forgiveness from the victim's family as well as from the judge. >> that's true, fredricka, but this is an incredibly serious crime. the crime of rape. both boys found guilty of raping this 16-year-old girl. one in a car, one in a basement as she lay nak

this is not a uniquely steubenville ohio problem.re's been a lot of spotlight on it because of the social media. but we all know that rapes very similar it this, among acquaintances, occurs every friday night, every saturday night, and probably every other night of the woke. week, somewhere in the united states. these are tragic, tragic cases. i think we have a cultural problem. it is a problem of the acceptance of rape or at least of failure to be repelled by rape. we had in this situation, you know, people who were being very cavalier about sex, very, very cavalier about rape. that, you know, one of the witnesses testified, one of the witnesses testified, he didn't think what he was watching was a rape. so i think this is a cultural problem. i think it is a question that, you know, we have it look at as a society. if we think it is just a steubenville problem, we're dead wrong. >> ohio attorney general, mike dewine, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, the ultimate punishment for crime. america's shifting p

ohio has a law that if you witness a crime you must report it.e are many more that need to be charged for this. >> michael: lou shapiro when you hear that, ohio does have this law. it's a felony not to report a crime. it's seldom invoked. i went to school with an honor system. if you saw someone cheat you're as culpable as the cheater. >> the general public is not always expected to know what is a crime and what is not a crime. when someone is faced with a question, did you see the person may say, i didn't see it that way or it didn't hit me that way that's why it's not typically invoked. >> michael: as a defense attorney now. let's say--i'm going to give a hypothetical. these two kids were convicted. you're representing one of the people who are under surveillance by these grand juries under possible indictment. what do you say to the grand jury? what do you have your clients say here? at this point this case has been adjudicated. >> i would advise my client to play it as close to the vest as possible. if he hold out long enough i think this wil

this is ohio. we get snow. >> everybody says oh, yeah, spring is around the corner. >> he's pretty cute, isn't he? but there's nothing cute with the cleanup that's going to be involved in this. let's see if we can do a public service here. i'm tall enough. no i'm not. well, i was going to try to sweep off that sign. maybe in the next hour i'll use a step stool. anyway, but in all -- in all seriousness, the roads are a little tough, especially during the morning commutes. and these winter warnings are still going to be up until midafternoon here. the snow isn't expected to stop until at least then. >> susan candiotti you are a giant in journalism. thanks to you. >> that's what we call gallows humor at this point, too. we're so tired of this winter. the next challenge for the weather weary the morning rush. shannon travis is following that from potomac, maryland. good morning. >> christine, good morning. the beauty of spring meet winter's wrath here in potomac, maryland. it's basically been coming do

the definition of rape in ohio includes penetration with fingers.eyewitness testimony, digital evidence is at the center of this case. this picture, circulated widely on the internet before the trial, sparked public outrage. a photo of a seemingly unconscious teenaged girl carried by two young men, malik richmond on the left, trent mays on the right, both star players on the powerful stubenville high school football team say they are innocent. >> trent mays did not rain the young lady in question. >> she voluntarily got herself intoxicated. not once did you hear her say or any witness statement say she didn't want to do it. >> reporter: prosecutors maintain the alleged victim so was intoxicated and unresponsive, she couldn't have said no. >> this case will hinge on not on the defendants' knowledge of her substantial impairment, but their exploitation of that knowledge when they treated her like a toy. >> reporter: police say the alleged occurred during all-night partying on august 11th after a varsity football scrim imagine three. days later, the ac

they got help from a band in ohio despite a little bit of a conflict of interest.d last night in the middle of march madness, the stebbins high school band. they played in their own backyard on national television as the buckeyes took on iona college. she and the bandmates are life-long fans of ohio state in a state that bleeds scarlet and gray. there was a twist. they were actually cheering on iona. how could they? kenneth carpenter, their band coach explained. >> their band does not travel and they needed a great band in the dayton area so i said absolutely, yes. >> reporter: the ohio high school band got the call monday and jumped at the chance. >> i like osu and my dad likes osu but just being able to play in that big of a thing was cool. >> reporter: leading up to the game, they admitted to jitters about the opposing ohio state musicians. >> i'm excited to see the game and the band. >> reporter: when their time came to shine, the high school band unlike the iona basketball team came out on top. so much more goes into it than just what happens on the court. les

this is a very relevant issue in ohio republican politics because ohio senator ron portman just changed his position to be in favor of gay marriage now because he has a gay son. he told this interviewer he has talked to senator portman about the issue, he does not share senator portman's view gay people ought to have equal marriage rights but he is fine with civil union, except he is apparently not fine with civil unions. he forgot he is actually against them. his office followed up with a statement that said the governor does not actually mean it. quote he may have used the term "civil union" loose lin this instance. the governor's position is unchanged. he gay marriage and changing ohio's constitution to allow for civil unions. ohio republicans banned civil unions for gay people in 2004 and john kasich supports that ban. when he said today quote if you want to have a civil union that's fine with me. he did not mean it. he forgot he doesn't actually believe that. his office had to clean it up and remind him he is actually way more anti-gay than he thinks he is. he had to take back his

ohio much do the kids actually understand?, the kids, even though the parents do their best to shield them from the economic stresses they're under, it's impossible to do that. because if you come home and the lights aren't on and you're trying to study or there's not enough food on the table, it can't help but affect them. and they grow up very, very quickly. they have to be -- take on adult stresses at an age when they should just be a kid. >> the lights not being on i just want to play one more clip. when you're talking to a man not being able to pay his electric bill. watch. >> talking to my dad, he tries to keep my head up. he'll help when he can. this last month, i had to call him up, and have him pay the electric bill. it's not easy. you're a 50-year-old man, and you have to call your dad to pay the electric bill. >> hmm. >> and john has a down sim drone child he raises. >> so you hear these stories, through tears, or children, and my next question is, so you have this film, but then what? i mean, it's privately funded

ohio, steubenville, to be exact. where in just a few hours, i know this is very unusual, but two high school football players who are on trial for rape are going to learn their fate. yes, sunday is verdict day for this group. the judge is expected to hand down his decision in about three hours at 10:00 a.m. eastern. poppy harlow live in ohio this morning for us. boy, poppy, what is it like there this morning? i know it's early but very odd to have a verdict day on a sunday. >> good morning, christi. it is. but this trial ran right through the weekend and we know that was coming. because this is a visiting judge trying this case so there's no talk about any potential conflict of interest in this very small town because, as you know, this case has not only grasped the attention of the entire town, it's grabbed the attention of the nation and being talked about globally. that's why we're getting a verdict on sunday, but day four of testimony ended late last night. some of it very emotional. in this case, in this rape ca

it's happening right now in steubenville, ohio.>>> but first some background from cnn's lisa sylvester. >> it's a case that has riveted and divided a community. two steubenville, ohio, high school football players on trial for raping a 16-year-old during a night of parties in august. in this picture, the accused, 16-year-old ma leak richmond on the left and 17-year-old trent mays on the right carrying the alleged victim by her hands and feet. prosecutors say she was too drunk to consent. the defense says they are innocent. the case has taken on a life of its own in social media. teens talk about the alleged crime in a a vulgar fashion. >> what if that was your daughter? >> if that was my daughter, i wouldn't care. >> a computer expert read hundreds of text messages from up to 17 different cell phones. one from the alleged victim said, quote, i think i was drugged. i have no memory after i left. another sent from mays' phone said, yeah, dude, she was like a dead body. i just needed some sexual attention. in other messages he denied

poppy harlow, cnn, steubenville, ohio. >> both of the accused are being tried as juveniles. case will be decided by a judge and not the jury. i should also tell you, we just got news from poppy inside the courtroom, in ohio, or was, defense attorneys for the defendants have withdrawn their motions to dismiss rape charges against their clients. court has been adjourned for approximately an hour. the judge is in chamber talking about the admissibility of some evidence. so again, this is going on as we speak. >>> joining us now on their experts take on this case, of it judge and former juvenile court judge glenda hatchet and david young, court certified mediator and former florida circuit court judge. let me start with you, glenda, we heard that the defense has filed motions, withdrawn their motions to dismiss the charges against them. does that have any significance? >> it does. what happened late yesterday afternoon is that the supreme court in west virginia responding to a wit about these juveniles who are in west virginia, that the defendants want to testify in ohio. it's a

split screen arizona coach sean miller and ohio state coach thad matta under 30 seconds left ohio statea's mark lyons makes the tough layup and is fouled he made to free throw to tie it at 70 less than 5 seconds kevin harlan on the call laquinton ross hits the 3- pointer to give the buckeyes the win and a trip to the elite eight final: 73-70 ohio state local boxing champion robert guerrero messed up.big time.and just a month shy of the biggest fight of his career guerrero tried to travel with a gun at jfk airport in new york. the gun - which wasn't loaded - is lisenced in california but not in new york which happens to have the toughest gun laws in the country. this is video of guerrero leaving the courthouse in queens after being charged with one count of criminal possession of a firearm and three counts of third degree criminal possession of a weapon - felonies which carry up to four years in prison if convicted. guerrero is scheduled to fight floyd mayweather may 4th - and that fight is still on - at least for now. teh 49ers are still looking for a backup to colin kaepernick. today t

. >> new voting restrictions in ohio. >> the republican secretary of state wanted to close early voting in the weekend leading up to the election. >> ohio republicans failed in their attempt to expand voting hours in republican areas than cutting them back in democratic areas. >> jon: what more does ohio have to do to get on the list of states? replace voting machines with shredders. so far it's been an intelligent respectful manner. maybe describing why they think the senate renewed it unanimously. scalia. give it a go. >> it's been written about when a society adopts racial entitlements it's very difficult to get them out through the normal political congress. it's not the kind of question you leave to congress. they are going to lose votes if they do not enreenact the voting rights act. the name is wonderful. >> jon: congress is too frightened to challenge it based on at peel of its name. i'm assuming he would strike down the signers of decoration of independence under the same logic. i believe if john hancock signed the i wish our tea was cheaper. can you imagine what it must be lik

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what is going on in the state of ohio? and if you care to elaborate, across the country. >> well, we had two individuals who clearly didn't get the message. they went up right after the verdict, or some time after the verdict, and, you know, as you just reported, one threatened the life of the victim. the other threatened to do bodily harm to the victim. and you know, we have the first amendment and people are allowed to be obnoxious and they're allowed to say crazy things. and that's fine, but they can't, under ohio law, threaten to kill someone. and we had to take action. >> it even goes further than that. it's just so dreadfully obvious, to most people who are watching right now, that you just don't do this. you just can't do this. it's morally wrong, it's reprehensible, it's illegal. and we thought we had a teaching moment yesterday when we saw the process. we watched it all unravel throughout the last two days. is this really the state of the union among kids today, or is this an aberration, what these two girls alleg

,acumulados mas importantes en cuanto a la nieve estarán al sur de ohio y al norte de mississipi. >>ve o lluvia ingelante se pueden estar registrando. >> dicen que algúnos piden la pena de muerte para la marmota . >> aúnque sea pronosticado . >> indulto para la marmota. >> mucahs gracias. >> iglesia católica fueron testigos de una imagen nunca vista , el encuentro de dos papas , se reunieron por tres horas y oraron juntos , desde castelgandolfo nos explican como fue la reunión que pueden cambiar el rumbo de la iglesia. >> este sábado en la residencia de castelgandolfo almorzaron juntos , el portavoz relato que tras fundirse en un abrazo ambos papaas fueron a la capill apara rezar juntos , benedicto 16 le dio el puesto de honor al papa francisco pero lo rechazó , los dos vestían de blanco con un a sencilla sotana , solo francisco llevaba la esclatina. >> cientos de fieles esperaban inútilmente ver a los papas asomarse al balcon. >> muy emociónante esto de tener dos papas. >> el encuentro se llevó a cabo en la biblioteca del castillo. >> el papa benedicto 16 no tendrá injerencia en la

. >>> how about iowa state taking on ohio state? great game for craft. had ohio state's last seven points. none bigger than this three-pointer to seal the deal. ohio state headed to the sweet 16. final score, 78-75. >>> finally, indiana taking on temple. indiana trying to go to back-to-back sweet 16s. up one late, when in doubt, how about hit victor oladipo. they do, he does. oladipo, 16 points. indiana wins, 58-52. have a good monday, everyone. i'm matt barrie with your "sportscenter" update. >>> one more sports note. sergio garcia found himself up in a tree in orlando. he hit a backhanded shot before jumping back down. play was canceled when a violent storm moved through. tiger woods is in the lead. and they'll try to finish it up today. >> awesome. he also hit one out of the water. it didn't end as good as that one, though. >>> up next, "the pulse." we'll go for a walk on the wild side. a close call with a crocodile. >>> and a cat walk of a different kind. different kind. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free l

that includes all the way up towards the ohio valley. per hour. right now the wind advisories only in the tan shading there. it's hard to see but really tennessee as well as kentucky. wider view, there's the front, temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees below average. parts of the midwest, some rain, as well for parts of the pacific northwest. but, overall as we talk about some of these temperatures, look what's going to be happening. for new york, right about average. again for washington, d.c., 64 for you. you're going to run about 10 to 15 degrees above average. for atlanta, rain, and then for areas like st. louis, minneapolis, we're talking temperatures running 10 to 15 degrees below average. a big warm-up on the way for parts of the west that will eventually make its way over towards the east, but not until the weekend. >> i love my folks in the midwest for the record. they know my loyalty lies there. >> she giveth and she taketh away. >>> the tiger woods we haven't seen in years. golf's really legend on a roll with the masters

louisville and ohio state to go to the final four. crazy that it's been four months since the election and he still needs florida and ohio to win. >> have you wondered how beyonce lost her baby weight so fast? i have. wonder no more. in a recent interview with shape magazine, the grammy winner revealed she gained 57 pounds and needed to lose it fast for an upcoming concert. her secret, lots and lots of dance workouts. >>> the reason we're worting this next story is because "the new york daily news" is reporting a bizarre story from the set of the hit show "mad men." according to unnamed sources, the show's star is not a fan of wearing undergarments and this season the show has its character wearing tight fitting '60s styles slacks. in an effort to cut down on what is reported to be a major distraction, he was politely asked to start wearing underwear. and now i'm blushing. >>> the much guarded plot of the new transformers film was slipped out by the michigan film office likely to the dismay of michael bay who has been trying to keep e

in ohio, veteran poll worker was indicted this past week, along with a nun. she boasted of voting in november, twice. well, prosecutors claim she voted more than that. a total of six times in the last two presidential elections and another race. joining us now from cincinnati is the secretary of state of ohio, republican john hustead. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, eric. >> eric: in troy, new york, a political operative said that voter fraud is a, quote, normal political tactic. we see it now in case after case after case, a veteran poll worker for many years in your state. how can you stop voter fraud? >> well, we are trying to stop voter fraud by making sure we do our jobs in administering elections. if you vote, you need the proper form of identification. we need poll workers, election officials to double check. in the case of miss richardson, they noticed more than 1 absentee ballot requested from the same address. they noticed that the handwriting looked the same. tai did an investigation. fey found out they were -- they found out they w

brian todd is on scene, covering this tragedy from warren, ohio. what a painstaking, difficult tragedy. brian, what happened? >> reporter: wolf, state police say this is the single largest loss of life in a single accident in the history of this county, the largest loss of life in the state in one accident in at least three years. this is where it happened, this pond in warren. this is where the vehicle flipped, went in upside down into the pond. about four or five feet of water in the pond, but police say the vehicle filled up with water quickly and six of the victims didn't make it out alive. people have been throwing flowers and things here all day, this is a makeshift memorial. stuffed animals, notes, flowers for the victims. it is all very flesh for the survivors and for victims' relatives, some of whom got very emotional when they spoke to us. kyle boehner can barely bring himself to describe it, moments at the hospital when he had to identify the body of his little brother. >> it took me an hour to find him, and by the time i found him, they

you've got a big ground game going on in ohio.ot of folks working on the issue. >> you're a great promoter. i wish you well. i'm not sure you're right about the republican party. i wish you well. >>> today on "morning joe," nicole wallace, senior adviser to the mccain/palin campaign and former communications director for president george w. bush pointed out as you did, brian, the generational challenge faced by republicans on the issue of gay marriage. nicole supports gay marriage herself. let's listen to her. >> there were a lot of alarming things that happened at cpac. the one happy thing was that they went around trying to find young conservatives who were against gay marriage and they couldn't find any. i mean, even the youngest most rabid, most devoted conservatives see this as an equal rights issue. >> ralph reed, founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition. ralph, thank you for coming on. >> you bet, chris, good to be with you again. >> thank you. i'm just setting it up, what looks to be the direction of the cou

i think on the ground level, like in ohio, it really depends on where you are. i know the universities are very concerned. there's a lot of research grant money that goes into our big research institutions and they're looking at cuts, and trying to figure out where that is going to hit in the labs and what that will look like for their work going forward. the average person, it's funny, i saw a tweet this afternoon, someone saying oh, no, the affects of the sequester. and they had a picture of-- screen shot of the wait time atia, our airport, 10 minutes. so i think there's a little-- some sensation that there might be some crying wolf because people expect an immediate chop to funding and life looks like it will go on tomorrow. >> brown: and ed, just in a word here, we sure didn't look like much was happening. is there any-- did your reporting show any behind the screens action. >> nancy pelosi is in san francisco, the majority leader will be in they will ma for a civil rights march, harry reid is in washington. no work is expected. >> brown: th tel us. ed o'kee

have been found guilty of raping a drug teenage girl at a party in ohio. they have been sentenced to at least 12 months in juvenile prison. imprisonednalist for interviewing a woman who says she was raped by security forces has been released. we are returning to our top story in cyprus, the eu bailout. the president addressed the nation a short while ago, a stark message, saying he had a choice between bankruptcy and a potential exit from the euro. >> that's right. the president put all his cards on the table. to mp's otheral parties to make the right decision. when the party meets, when the parliament meets tomorrow afternoon, he appealed to the members of parliament -- he only has 20 of the 56 seats in parliament. he needs to do a bit of orchestrating. this was an appeal, pointing out what the future of cyprus would look like if this bailout deal was rejected. on monday, he said, we've got to decide what causes less pain. we talked about pain. he talked about bankruptcy, the destruction of the whole banking industry, huge loss of jobs, and a devaluation