so ohio indiana getting in on. that here locally it would appear we have a sprinkle here and there most of it is not hitting the ground w that said as we go outside just one view, live neighborhood network at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth, dry board for now that is key phrase, for now because eventually we will to have deal were not just showers but gusty thunderstorms. currently the wind is also pretty tame, that will change with time. our temperatures are for the in most part in the low to mid 40's but at a the a airport we are winning out with the mildest air that we have got right now at 50. as morning progresses we will start off with some sunshine. it looks like a nice beginning to the morning which we cannot have said for the last two days, but by noon time probably right have after lunchtime, that coal front will start to roll role on in. we have showers and gusty then are storms n other word, heavy downpours embedded therein and very strong wind. i can see gusts as high as 50 miles an hour, for some of you a

so far. illinois wisconsin ohio and indiana. of doggie day cares and boarding over spring break vacation social security believed to have contributed to the epidemic. this chicago care center closed for five days last month in an effort to protect their clients pets. >> did not come back 14 days after they've been to any dog park any other daycare or any other boarding facility basically anywhere where dog through social environment. >> another more common form of dog flew h3n8 has also been detected in the region but unlike that strain, there's currently no vaccine for h3n2. so far the virus doesn't seem to have any effect on humans. but people can transmit from one dog to another. vets say dog owners need to be mindful of other pets out in public as well. >> there have been some reported cases in cats as well. so i would be very careful. if you have outdoor cats, for example, especially in the chic shock area i would be very careful so far the outbreak appears to be containeded to midwest. but could spread to other parts of th

so. this is into indiana, portions of ohio and kentucky. this does include the greater louisville area. we do have storms moving through as we speak. none of them are tornadic but certainly strong gusty winds and the possibility of large dangering hail with this. we want to talk about how this storm is moving to the east and on friday, the start of an early weekend we have the possibility of all the way to atlanta here after that video i'm taking it seriously. >> one other thing to point out, one person killed but a lot of lives were spared because the warning got out quick. >> that's right. there was a lot of local television stations that did their part and weather spotters and storm chasers like this that get out the word very quickly. >> thanks guys. >> all right. coming up here, australia loses a renowned and beloved kmen tator. we will tell you about richi richie benaud. >> leaders of the u.s. and cuba expected to have an historic interaction in panama. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a milli

so many citizens especially in ohio and indiana, and other states with people who settled there before the war. yes. there were divided loyalties complicated loyalties. if we think about what unified the northern section of the united states after fort sumter we have to think of the amazing level of patriotism, the recognition that this was real. all the stuff that happened in the 1850's, the debate about the union, now it was happening. i think at that moment, people did reflect on what it meant to be an american. they also thought about god and how god would favor the united states because it had so far in the country's history. i think that perhaps in 1861, more people thought every man should in list. we will see that change over the time because there simply wasn't enough room. gary: i want to build on the theme of getting right with the founders. both sides believed they were carrying forward the tradition of the founders. the confederacy put george washington on the great seal. they would argue they were aligned with the founders, and so would people in the united states who are

. >> so i'm hitting the road to earn your vote because it's your time, and i hope you'll join me this journey. >> clinton will be passing through ohio, indiana, and illinois before she gets to iowa. iowa is, of course, a state that makes or breaks presidential candidates. >> she's already so well known among people in the u.s. and around the world. a major part of her strategy is to reintroduce herself to voters. our senior washington correspondent, joe johns, is in iowa more. >> reporter: we expect hillary clinton to come here to iowa very early in the week. we expect small meeting, not unlike her new york listening tour in the year 2000 when she was running for the senate. we don't expect large events here in iowa, at least at first. she's also expected to go to new hampshire, another early voting state. it's clear that aides for mrs. clinton have been in both of these states. they will be attempting to highlight what they see as her strengths including her humor, wit, and staying away from thenesian this campaign is all about her. her video campaign announcement focuses on the people and their needs, aligning herself with voters. what doe

ohio river. heavier rain band firing up in central indiana. we have some snow showers. nice cold core system here. so up through great lakes region we are seeing that chill settle in here and tech nickly you could call this a polar vortex. coal first dropping in. polar air no. chillier air absolute thely. we will see that drop on the thermometer in the wake of it. really for the next six to ten days or so, eastern half of the you had, end up below average. we are going to generally fall just below average as opposed to much below. where it looks like the core of the chill will settle in here it is primarily from central pennsylvania on westward and points south of that. regardless you will notice difference when you go out the door beyond tomorrow. and today, the chill that settles up for us here is going to come courtesy of the cold front that is crossing through with some gusty thunderstorms. when we say gusty storms we're not talking wind gust that is peak as high as 40 or 50 miles an hour. generally gusts up to 35 the rest of the day but small sized hail out of it. be extra cautious if you hear t

also wisconsin ohio, and indiana. son another dog and since our dogs have never seen this virus before the risk of them getting it is high. >> there's so many terrible animal viruss coming out of asia. they mistreat animals in a lot of asia. >> the good thing is mortality rate is low. mortality rate is less than 20%. >> how do you know when you have it? >> coughing, sneezingeingesneezing, lethargy, not eating. >> coughing in animals both dogs and cats is almost always a sign of disease. so if your dog or cat, because this current strain which is h3n2, this can be spread to cats. >> is there anything we can do to ward it off? >> still vaccinate. talk to your vet about vaccinating because there's still other strains of flu out there and don't let your dogs around dogs you don't know. so right now dog parks, boarding kennels obedience classes, pet stores letting your dog smell and be around other dogs is risky. especially in the midwest. >> is it just in the midwest? >> so far but the virus can be on our clothes as well. we

you see in the midwest here will march pretty quickly across indiana, ohio and then pennsylvania, and get here very late tonight into tomorrow. sonjoy the sunshine while it is here 66 degrees, breezy breezes will pick up throughout the the afternoon but it will be a warm breeze with a a high of 72. doesn't get much better then this. sunset time 7:37, bob kelly, nice long days. >> yes, we get to stay out later until streetlights come on. 5:32. good morning everybody. live look at i-95 in the construction zone northbound at cottman avenue. you can see construction lights still on so crews are picking up the cones. the lanes are opened both north and southbound but all this week on the overnight, they will be working north on i-95 at that cottman avenue interchange. ben franklin bridge looking good coming into downtown, all of the bridges are opened for business. we had a few earlier openings but we are good to go there. the as we ride eastbound on the schuylkill expressway slow coming out of valley forge you this the toll plaza but no problems at all from the conshohocken curve in towards downtown. update for this accident here in

indiana, ohio into west virginia. the future weather is showing those heavier showers will be streaming across the area most likely later this afternoon in delaware and into south jersey. sostandby for some wet weather today, but warm into the 60s to near 70 degrees this afternoon. the southwesterly winds to 18 miles an hour. the weekend will start with a few rain drops on saturday. they will quickly come to an be end. and clear skies tonight with gusty winds. winds of 25 miles an hour. the higher gusts keep us in the 50s tomorrow. a cold start saturday morning for the easter egg hunt with sunshine bright with high temperatures near 60 degrees. the phillies' home opener when i come back in the next half hour. >> we hope for nothing but sunshine on monday. thank you. 4:22 now you won't need is sunglasses this morning if you're hitting the roadways. any problems popping up katy? >>> just in the lehigh valley i'm watching problems on interstate 78. first, this is a live look at 78 at lehigh street up in the lehigh valley. you can see that it is really devoid of any traffic issues right now. but if you're headed closer to the berks/lehigh valley border there is some construct

showers developing north and west through ohio, pennsylvania indiana, another batch over kentucky and tennessee. all that is moving in our general direction so the change is coming our way. the clouds will increase tonight. and overnight temperatures will drop with isolated showers. plan for that and in fact through the day tomorrow, occasional showers. still will be mild with a southwesterly wind. 72. as we get later in the week it will turn cooler. the winds off the ocean will keep us in the 50's for highs wednesday and thursday. break out a bit on friday into the warm sector again. 74. good chance of showers and thunderstorms clearing out just in time for the weekend. that's the very latest many back to you guys. leon: all right. alison: thank you very much. leon: opening day, nats. tim: it's great. hope it has a better ending. always exciting. i'm a native washingtonian and i was a member of the old knot hole gang as a kid. 11 sitting presidents have thrown out the first pitch for the senators and they said the senators were first in war, first in peace and last in the american league and then moved to the national league. president bush

indiana into ohio. where we're in the world is carmen san diego, do you remember that geography show yeah it was so great. the here's the future cast. we have a possibility of a few then are storms the rest of the morning. probably a break throughout midday around lunchtime and then anytime after 3:00 o'clock keep your eye to the sky, if your kid have a softball game or practice tonight just listen up for that thunder and take cover because anytime say between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. those thunderstorms could roll through and it looks like by 8:00 it the is pretty much out of here and then we can focus on being high and dry. as you walk out it is chilly but it is a tail of two weather days because it feels wintry out there this morning, 30's to the north of us, 42 in philadelphia, calm wind, the wind are starting to change direction from northeast to southeast and then southeasterly wind bringing that warm air in here. so as we check out our past weather before we will look ahead we will were really taking the plunge the past few days as predict but those warm temperatures, beginning in the week 40's yesterda

still had to make her way across ohio illinois and indiana to get here to iowa and a first event scheduled on tuesday and there's going to be another one on wednesday as well. so a lot of driving there for hillary clinton and we do expect to see her here tomorrow wolf. >> we all remember back in 2008 she finished third in the iowa caucuses behind barack obama and john ed warz. what does she need to do what do the democrats where you are in des moines and elsewhere in iowa say she needs to do better this time around? >> well for one thing she needs to connect with people. that's what we've heard again and again from democrats. she needs to have conversations, small conversations, one-on-one with people to try to win their vote. there was a lot of concern that her last campaign was too big and it wasn't humble enough. humbleness seems to be the watch word here and when i talk to people in the streets in iowa some have given me the sense that yes, the issues of -- that private e-mail server for the public job when she was secretary of state have raised questions in her mind benghazi more questions in the voter's mind. others who say she needs to show up in iowa a

indiana and the ohio valley. that's going o work its way to the north and east as we go throughout the rest of the night. temperatures outside it's 61 in philadelphia, so allentown, 56 up in the poconos but along the coast at the boardwalk just 46. same thing in beach haven with the temperature in the upper 40's with that south facing wind. moisture coming in off the atlantic. the shore today definitely much cool intercomparison to inland locations. here's satellite6 along with action radar. you can see we have a little bit of activity peppered about manage of the midatlantic region but off to our west we're tracking an area of low pressure that's currently over indiana pressing into ohio and you can see that we do have a tornado watch box that has been posted for kentucky and tennessee. this will cut up to our north and west but with that on the move we do have to track for the possibility of more unsettled weather as we go throughout the rest of tonight much future tracker six has you covered 9:30 tonight it's mostly cloudy with some showers scattered about and there could be an embedded thunderstorm overhead as well. as we go throughout saturday mor

so now children who are poor disabled, or minority will be at the mercy of their state to determine what kind of education they get. ohio has one way to do it. indiana has another way to do it. it all depends on what your zip code is anymore as to what your educational attainment may be. they further have reduced federal funding for education every year of their plan. i work in a body where the majority wants to block grant medicaid. so state by state they will determine who qualifies, who is sick enough to qualify. i work in a body where there is no value placed on our greatest asset, which is our people. these are the people who want to reduce block grants and community funding and community policing. our communities are crying out every day for our attention. did what happen in baltimore get our attention? it should have and it did. was it right? no. violence is never right. but we have to hear the cries of the people in need. so today i want to say to the gray family and all the people who are in the streets in baltimore, i apologize. i apologize for a body that has failed you. i apologize for people who only give lip service to the poor. i apol

ohio, into kentucky and indiana. i had 19 outstanding warrants all misdemeanors. and i was under the influence of the klonopin. i had them in my position and didn't want to get caught. so fled when he asked for license and insurance and downed the whole bottle of pills. so by the end of the chase i was like -- it was like a video game, you know. it wasn't all real to me. and i wrecked the truck that i was driving. i hit a median barrier wall going through 83 miles an hour, head on. and the truck caught on fire, rolled a couple of times. i'm lucky to be alive. >> lane says her long criminal record is the result of a near decade long struggle with drugs. and even though she's not willing to give up some of her prison hustles, such as running her two for one store she says she wants to quit drugs and end her revolving door relationship with jail. >> i'm a recovering addict. addicted to everything from cocaine to crack to pills. got caught up at the age of 18 with the wrong people. and i have been in and out of the street, in and out of jails, in and out of prisons for the last nine years. tive been arrested for theft, obstruction of official police business. drug parapher

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this is what some people would refer to as a jumping off point for travels into ohio and then india indiana and illinois and so on. as we move through the 19th century, the town extends to the south, extends to the north. and as it grows buildings would be out of brick. by the mid century, there will be a couple buildings here that will be made out of stone. and one of the things that that reflects is that the community is becoming wealthier. the national road makes its term on us here in the ohio river. why here? several reasons that wheeling has an advantage, this is a flight plain here. it has an island adjacent. and, as a consequence, we have a good place for river transport. the town also is old enough that it has some connections to people back in washington. and if you look at a map, and you draw a line west from cumberland, you will realize that the national road doesn't follow a straight line. it will actually go north to union town. because the secretary of the treasury in the jefferson administration, guess where he lived? union town. so it goes there. and then it will continue onto washington becau