you can imagine for southerners who have these prescribes notions of what southern manhood is and southern womanhood -- how will they deal with these dilapidated bodies. these altered forms of manhood, who also went off to war to prove themselves as true, honorable men, but come home defeated, and now have symbols of that defeat. southerners in some ways remain in flux on how to deal with their veterans. in macon, georgia, shortly after the end of the civil war, the newspaper reported that one night, a gentleman got drunk, and passed out on the street of macon, georgia. and 11 sawes nine him on the street, picked up a rusty saw, and taught off his off his leg. they actually sawed off his wooden leg. out thesepers pointed children had been part of one of the great depravity's of the age. they had done this to this particular confederate veteran who had served in the war, but had done something that had gone against the constructs of how southerners were expected to behave. you should be able to control your liquor. you are not going to go out and get drunk at a bar and pass out drunk on the

southerners weren't supposed to complain. this was part of their southern mantra what makes them men. they're not supposed to tell their friends how all of their injuries are. yet that pain is going to be a constant part of their life. wounds that go on from from time to time. a ringing in your ear that was caused by all of the artillery shells that exploded next to you during the war that never seem to subside. those constant headaches that blurred vision. even had the sensation that therapy limbs -- their limbs were still part of their body. i was able town cover two cases of this. one confederate veteran awoke crying in the hospital. i tried to rub it against the other and my foot was not there. just this stump. it seems stage in terms of the hallucination was usually in fingers, toes, feet and hands. you would still feel those toes or that foot that maybe itching and trying to scratch it and it didn't exist. all of a sudden, you have this horrific realization that this limb is not coming back. another guy a guy in a hospi

you can imagine for southerners who have these proscribed notions of what southern manhood is and southernwomanhood and how are they going to deal with these dilapidated bodies, altered forms of manhood who also went off to war to prove themselves as true honorable men but come home defeated and now have symbols of that defeat. southerners in some ways remain in flux over how to deal with their veterans. in macon, georgia shortly after the end of the civil war, the newspaper reported that one night, a gentleman got drunk and passed out on the streets of macon, georgia and two kids ages 9 and 11 saw him on the street, picked up a rusty saw and sawed off his leg. well, actually what they did was they sawed off his prosthetic leg, his wooden leg he had attached which seems like a really strange phenomenon but the newspapers in macon pointed out that these children had depicted and been part of one of the great depravties of the age, if you will, that they had done this to this particular confederate veteran who had served in the war but then done something that had gone against the constructs

the only district that had more miami-dade in southern florida. among the other accomplishments, improving college readiness and the graduation rate from 2014. looking ahead, skorkowsky wants to build on past successes. he says one way to do that is to provide more learning for children at the kindergarten level thanks to some help from the state. finally every student in the student in the state of nevada will have a full day of kindergarten experience which is huge. thanks to state funding those full day classes will begin later this year along with other programs that include hiring more and attracting better quality teachers with higher pay starting at $40,000 a year. we're actually going out to teachers who have 1 to 3 years of experience and teachers that have 29 plus years experience and actually getting them because those are the teachers who would be willing to move as for his vision for the next school year continue to improve reading proficiency, diminishing the achievement gap, increasing the graduation rates, getting family and the co

southern highlands prep academy fired brinks in early october. the parent from schofield middle school approached police later that month. the driver accused of driving drunk and causing a deadly crash on boulder highway last year pleads guilty. "judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor." 22-year-old seong lee pleaded guilty to two counts of d-u-i resulting in death. each charge carries up to 20 years behind bars. police say lee was behind the wheel in the march 5-th crash that killed 18-year-old gabrielle thomas and 17-year-old kamesha gilmore. an arrest report says lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving. he was also out on bond for another d-u-i charge. a judge says lee will not be eligible for probation. once he's released from prison -- he will have a restricted driver license... and must order a owns or operates. date is april 18-th. clark county school district superintendent pat skorkowsky used today february 29th as his theme for his state of the district a

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you can imagine for southerners who have these proscribed notions of what southern manhood is and southernomanhood and how are they going to deal with these dilapidated bodies, altered forms of manhood who also went off to war to prove themselves as true honorable men but come home defeated and now have symbols of that defeat. southerners in some ways remain in flux over how to deal with their veterans. in macon, georgia shortly after the end of the civil war, the newspaper reported that one night, a gentleman got drunk and passed out on the streets of macon, georgia and two kids ages 9 and 11 saw him on the street, picked up a rusty saw and sawed off his leg. well, actually what they did was they sawed off his prosthetic leg, his wooden leg he had attached which seems like a really strange phenomenon but the newspapers in macon pointed out that these children had depicted and been part of one of the great depravties of the age, if you will, that they had done this to this particular confederate veteran who had served in the war but then done something that had gone against the constructs

you are still pursuing norfolk southern.ade overtures to csx, another railway you had potential talks with in the past. there's a little confusion as to who you want more. i will put it in terms i know you will understand. if i am making moves on to the girls on either side of the dance floor and both of them know about it, neither of them is going to be very pleased with me. what do you do? hunter: you do it very carefully. erik: [laughter] we have said both of our organizations in the east would work with our franchise. there is not a favorite. one has this advantage. one has that advantage. we think we could fit well with either one. but neither of them think that they would fit well with us. so, i have a sewing job to do for either to be successful. are: is it a sign that you running out of patience with norfolk southern or the prospects of getting a deal done are deteriorating? hunter: no, i don't think so. if you go back, we had the initial conversation with csx -- and i should clarify something. like we made an offer

>> it was also southern racism. southern racism is a major factor throughout the postwar years. here's what i mean by that. southern democrats opposed civil rights and the labor movement. they believed it would mean the demise of their white supremacist regimes. most southern citizens wanted national healthcare. the south benefited tremendously from new deal initiatives. the south was poor. they needed the money that came from the new deal. southern senators and congressmen had no intention of allowing national healthcare to pass because it meant that they would have to integrate southern hospitals. exactly. it is hard to believe. truman's initiatives in the postwar time are blocked by republicans who are antagonistic to labor and southern democrats who have no intention of changing the south. the south is fine thway it is. so when you get into the 1950's there has already been this denial of the four freedoms. this is a generation that had its confrontation with fascism. this was a generation that had come to believe that they were about the four freedoms. it is interesting tha

southern california was known as -- valencia orange centric business.t was the center of the citrus business nationally. we had nine packing houses. these packing houses employed the community. ofy facilitated the growth anaheim, the growth of this industry. these were well loved. by the 1950's, most of them had closed down. calledy that we simply .d. started toor q hit the southern california the 1940's,try in close to the start of world war ii. quick decline,f we were losing up to 200 orange trees a month. this was devastating. other things were happening that really reset the dominance of citrus to other economies here in southern california. not only were we losing a key industry we had light california,southern anaheim, specifically. this was all prior to 1953. significant a dozen industries prior to an animator from hollywood who came looking for a location to build a theme park. we did not even know what the theme park was then. these ranchers, who were now may the loss oferation, their land for development -- there was no water. it used to be yo

hardly any southern civilians were killed in this kind of fashion. the bombardment of vicksburg and atlanta produced few civilian casualties. many of us could name the loan civilians deaths that occurred during the battle of gettysburg. we also know the one woman who died in the battle of the first manassas. so, that is how rare those occasions are. so he is being disingenuous when he says this. thentrast, the success of western village attacks depended on native americans not knowing the enemy's approaching. they smirk and atlanta were incidental to operations against the confederate armies defending those cities. the presence was of central importance. because the greatest opportunities for victory would occur when warriors were forced into position of having to protect the elderly, women, and children. finally, while the union army could readily discriminate between civilian targets in atlanta, during a village attack, combatants and noncombatants were hopelessly intermingle. the result unpredictably, was a level of noncombatant casualties far hig

they certainly did not take over the southern economy, by any means. on is anawag phenomen ex-confederate often who joins the republican party. there are fascinating cases in various states. were never a huge or strong group of people. but they became perfect scapegoats for those looking for targets to blame for the chaos in the violence. and the economic depression that hit the country and the south in the 1870's. it that term, carpetbaggers, had been applied all throughout our history. culturaloverblown, creation, and away. an image created largely in the e popular -- i did a brilliant dissertation on this -- short stories and all kinds of things. it becomes this deeply mythic image of reconstruction. and of course, no one remembers "gone with the wind." always overweight, yankee carpetbaggers come south to just take everything. do not leave something laying around because there is a yankee who will steal it. it is part of that old reputation about reconstruction. they never really controlled reconstruction. and in some states, they were a genuine ai

for the shore points and portions of southern delaware. temperatures right now very close to the freezing mark. even though we're right around freezing it's not going to stick to the roads right away. there will be grassy accumulations coming up i'll tell you how this impacts your morning commute, tell you when the snow moves out and big swings in the temperature for next week. >> road crews are working overnight. penndot trucks and crews were loading up on the salt working through the night to ensure the best possible conditions for the morning commute. >>> be sure to watch "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning before you head out the door. motor rollings katie fehlinger will traffic the show and meisha johnson will have updated road conditions. the news starts at 4:30 a.m. >> another center city clothing star targeted by brazen thieves. earlier saturday two men and a woman smash the windows at the vince store at 17th and walnu walnut. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. win the past month, century 21 on market stre

the southern low begins to push moisture back into southern colorado. a bit of rain and snow south of us. i put isolated foothill showers in and a similar scenario shaping up for wednesday. believe it or not concerns for high the fire danger tonight. even with all of this moisture coming into colorado. with a series of storms systems coming in from the west. we will have clearing conditions. the low 29 denver, low 30s in south eastern colorado. temperatures tomorrow will be kind of cool on the backside of this first system. then clouds moving in late in the day. and again wind will be something we'll be tracking for you as well. with foothill temperatures in the mid-30s for areas like idaho springs, blackhawk and evergreen. clearing, colder, our low 41. the storm taking aim at southern colorado. range in the low to mid-50s both tuesday and wednesday with just limited precipitation chances for us here. a nice midweek warming trend gets us back to 60 on thursday. close to 70 friday. we get you into the weekend with a warm weather trend and daylight saving

middle-class black southern women concentrated onsouth. self-improvement rather than do goody nor uplifting the race which could be a dangerous occupation in the 1920 south. they want to talk circles aboutr literature and foreign travel. politics were prohibited in and do gooding was done through atlanta's first congregationalte church. cora's granddaughter, little lena little lena now had her own first southern experience. in 1923 lena's mother turns out that's an actress wanted her daughter with her but mostly s left her with strangers. lena now became an object of contention between her mother and grandmother.[inaudible paul between her secure brooklyn life and wherever her mother was in the south.ed the young lena who went to nursery school and a roman catholic primary school in brooklyn now attended one room southern school houses where the other children always hated her. in 1927 however, leanest life change completely when her mother eloped to havana with a white cuban military officer. for the next two years, lena remained in the s

for the shore points and portions of southern delaware.emperatures right now very close to the freezing mark. even though we're right around freezing it's not going to stick to the roads right away. there will be grassy accumulations coming up i'll tell you how this impacts your morning commute, tell you when the snow moves out and big swings in the temperature for next week. >> road crews are working overnight. penndot trucks and crews were loading up on the salt working through the night to ensure the best possible conditions for the morning commute. >>> be sure to watch "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning before you head out the door. motor rollings katie fehlinger will traffic the show and meisha johnson will have updated road conditions. the news starts at 4:30 a.m. >> another center city clothing star targeted by brazen thieves. earlier saturday two men and a woman smash the windows at the vince store at 17th and walnu walnut. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. win the past month, century 21 on market street

cora's granddaughter, little lena, now had her own first southern experience. in 1923 lena's errant mother, touring the south as an actress, wanted her daughter with her but mostly left her with strangers. lena now became an object of contention between her mother and grandmother, pulled between her secure brooklyn life and wherever her mother was in the south. so young lena, who went to an -- [inaudible] nursery school and a roman catholic primary school in brooklyn, now attended one-room southern schoolhouses where the other children always hated her. in 1927, however, lena's life changed completely when her mother eloped to havana with a white cuban military officer. for the next two years, lena remained in the south, happy at last, living next to her uncle frank's english teacher fiancee in the glirls' dorm. frank himself would be rescued from back doors of the south in the next decade by an invitation to join fdr's so-called black cabinet as assistant director of the division of negro affairs in the new deal's national youth administration. in 1929 lena le

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for southern areas, it is likely in the form of rainfall. then the winds pick up and we should see the milder temperatures between 35 and 48 start to slide back from west to east as the wind does switch to the west. for now, the occasional gust, midday highs right around 35-48 from north to south. we slide back between zero and 20 overnight. a system passing well to ourselves on friday could spread some extra clouds in here and that could be a couple of flurries or light snow showers. once that goes by, we get an area of high pressure in time for the weekend. a quick jump in temperature either side of midday and then as the wind picks up, temperatures start to fall off this afternoon. single-digit' s and teens tonight. a slip back into the 20' s for highs. these numbers are below normal for this time of year. friday, a few flurries around. you will notice that the end of the extended forecast, temperatures are in the 40' s monday, 50' s on tuesday. sean: the warm-up. kevin: the roller coaster. erin: the groundhog, was he right? kevin: we wil

and really mild in southern delaware. and that is going from the south to southwest, and it is mild outside, and we don't have much wind to speak of, and that is helping. but we have a 24-hour temperature change, and up in many places where we were this time yesterday morn, and you can expect for wake-up weather for the morning hours anyway, and maybe some peeks of the sun, and mainly all clouds south of philadelphia for a good portion of the day. we will stay with the temperature readings in the lower 50s, and stay mostly cloudy until the showers get to philadelphia later on this afternoon. i will be back with more details on the rain and a look at the seven day in a little bit. rosemary? >> thank you, karen. this week, the country will be putting on the green sh, and yo can see it in center city with the the parade, and the floats, and marching bands. there are going be some closures around the museums, and so be prepared for some detours. >>> a lost and found story with a happy ending. this pup was found abandoned and

and this time, southern nevada is in the cross-hairs. mainly cloudy skies and breezy for showers with much better chances sunday night into monday. windy conditions are expected sunday and monday. breaking overnight.. we're getting new details from metro, about why officers were forced to open fire on a man... sending him to the hospital. overnight, they held a press man was pointing a toy gun at passing cars last night around 8 near las vegas boulevard and saint rose parkway. they say officers told the man several times to drop the weapon. they said it in english and in spanish. an officer fired one shot, hitting the man in the shoulder. our crews were there as he was being transported to umc. the man is expected to survive. no officers were injured. a head's up for anyone traveling between arizona, utah and nevada. right now, one of the southbound lanes of the i-15 in arizona is shut down because of a wild fire. that's up near the border with nevada and utah. take a look at this picture of the flames from "saint george news." n-dot is

cracker barrell provides home- style southern comfort food. the north las vegas groundbreaking is set for tomorrow morning. /// ((sherry swensk)) > water levels at lake tahoe continue to rise... but the lake may not reach levels seen in the past. it's due to the warmer weather we've been seeing... which is also impacting the snowpack up in the sierras. officials say the lake is about nine inches of its natural rim... but it's still far short of the average this time of year... at more than two feet above the rim. the national weather service expects the snowpack to stay close to average... despite the totals in the sierra mountains being the lowest in the last decade. let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. clear and warm with temps in the 50s this morning... and another warm spring day is coming. in fact we could meet the record high in the low 80s - and we set a new record in the low 80s yesterday. ........... yesterday we hit upper 70s and close to 80 degrees again. .......... more 80s are coming this week as we welcome march...

want to bring you into southern new england here and notice the blue showing up in southern new hampshire. here's a closer look with live stormtracker radar and you'll see a couple of flurries here. back into western massachusetts trying to get the river valley. couple of flurries, that's it. orange at 30. notice there's pink on the northern fringes of the precipitation expected by 11:30 as the first batch of more steady rain moves in through the area. yes, if will be rain for most of you. there can be icing up along the route 2 corridor out towards orange beyond 495. it won't last long. it takes you into the after-midnight hours, just getting into southern new hampshire and everybody becomes rain. it will come down heavily through your morning commute and it will come with bust gusty winds, as well, a winter weather advisory in place, goes all the believe the concern is more 495 westward along route 2, northward into southern new hampshire and vermont, the potential for spotty icing. it's not an ice storm or for everyone but it can be a place where there will be ice on the ground first t

big issues in central and southern jersey with that snow accumulating. now, temperature is 30 at 6:00 a.m. and that's just cold enough. 31 northport, 31 massapequa, 30 down the jersey shore. that's cold enough to really snow. it's a heavy, wet snow. you see it's really, you know, southern long island, south shore there. you see the grayer snow that comes up here on the radar is very light. you get down there to somerset, hunterdon, new jersey, marlboro that you see there in monmouth county, ocean county, heavy snow has been falling there. the storm's center is down around the outer banks of north carolina. so we'll be having this issue with these roadways through the morning along 78, i-80, the turnpike. afternoon. but look at those winds. we're at 30 miles an hour. so, kiddos, you need all your warm gear at the bus stop, both this morning and then later on. even though it's sunny, it's going to feel like the 20s i give it a "d," heather. >>reporter: i agree. >> for dang cold. >>reporter: there you go. i want to talk about this 78 camera that you were sh

he explored white southern politics. he did detailed studies of the justice system, of police, of prisons and jails. he looked at the problem of violence in the south. he explored the problem of segregation and equality and he looked at a variety of different institutions in the african american community. kind of uplift institutions, social protest institutions. he looked at the role of the black press and black churches. i mean it really is a study that i think deserves us returning to again and again and again. but in a very provocative way, myrtle offered a particular interpretation of southern culture, and i think by extension, of american political development. he developed this argument that he called the american creed. right? and in myrtle's telling and this is a quote, there's a strong unity in this nation and a basic homojen aidient in its stability. americans of all national origins, classes, regions, creeds, and colors have something in common. a social ethos, a political creed. myrtle continued, it is diffi

afternoon before the southern system pulls up here on sunday. as we look at future tracker tomorrow afternoon we have that wave of energy to the west, in the lehigh valley and then we will start to see some precipitation in the form of the light rain, mixing with wet snow south of philadelphia a tomorrow afternoon. and then one area of low is off of carolinas. that low will head out to sea and then a third area of energy, comes in, from this south here, this is sunday, early in the morning at 3:00 a.m. where the not much is happening here. then that will take over as it head to the north, and it interest a acts with that low to the west. there is a lot of complicated piece that he is will have to come together here but by sunday afternoon at 3:30 is when the nor'easter starts to develop and heavy wet snow north and west and rain south and east. there are many atmosphere pieces involved here for this very complicated set up this weekend. how they interact depend on who sees what. the initial batch comes in, tomorrow afternoon, especially in south

he in those far southern areas. waiting for precipitation for the bulk of our viewing area tomorrow night. and it kind of just sits there and waits and waits and it finally pushes to the north as that nor'easter develops sunday morning at 10:00 a.m., it is a heavy cold rain in southern new jersey, delaware mixing and changing to wet snow philadelphia to the north and west. 3:30 tomorrow afternoon still wet snow north and west of philadelphia and rain to the south and east so it's all about location of who sees the wet snow, who sees the rain and even 8 o'clock tomorrow night, still snowing north and west with rain to the south and east before it even changes to a little wet snow in southern new jersey and delaware. that's what we're expecting a coating to an inch those far southern zones. for wilmington and across camden as well as gloucester county burlington county all points to the north and west there's a general one to 3 inches of that wet snow here on sunday. and the bulk of the snow now falling during the day

new hampshire southern vermont. little snow before changed eyes appear just going to be some spotty icing here. atmosphere will be to warm to support snow and sleet this time. winds will be coming from the south of picking up tonight warm air rises up over cold air the warm air above us that notes the snowflakes on the way down to just will not be a deep enough layer of cold air to support sleet either. so what you end up getting is snowflakes melting and then refreezing here at the surface. as we get that glaze of ice will have to watch for that it's not going to be a problem in boston in most places inside for 95. i'll be tracking that tonight so that temperature watching very very closely at the participation arrives after 11 o'clock tonight the midnight notice the icing showing up highlighted their futurecast data agree with this thinking is going to see just rain but the rain will come down heavily and it's coming with gusty winds through the morning when she was tracking these heavy downpours to hear along wit

extreme southern new jersey.starts to creep further northward through the morning and in the afternoon. best chance to see wet weather around philadelphia will be this afternoon. then tonight we will see cold air return and there could be steadier snow across eastern new jersey. that is why winter weather advisory will go in effect at 7:00 for atlantic, southern burlington and a ocean county. you guys have the best chance to see the most snow. a lot of a accumulation will be on grassy areas as temperatures stay above freezing today and even tonight. forty-four for the high in philadelphia with afternoon rain at the shore. better chance to see period of rain at times with high in the the lower 40's. breaking down your day morning dry, afternoon, light rain, changes over to snow around seven or 8:00. light accumulation anywhere and then most of that will be on the grass. i will let you know who sees exactly how much snow in the full forecast in a few more minutes, rahel. back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> a wig

>> this is the southern state parkway. this is the traffic getting into the area of where the car fire actually is and you can see as you get past there, you'll see where all of the activity is off on the side of the road but of course, everyone has to slow down and a look at. that let's pinpoint where the problem is. it is the southern state. west, near exit 17. that is a vehicle fire. close to schedule. we're also doing great as far as new jersey transit, long island railroad and metro north. as you go on to 84 west near exit 17. that is the exit for the tacana. you have an over turned traffic trailer and a fuel spill. all lanes are closed and you can see the delay westbound into the spot and coming over here, ocean parkway north. a water main break and our street cleaning rules are in effect for today city wide. over to you. >> thank you very much. it is 5:39. still ahead, former pro wrestler hulk hogan steps into courtroom. why he is looking $100 million from a popular news website. >>> we're remembering former first l

primarily rain in southern new hampshire. s by midmorning tomorrow. . give yourself a few extra spots north and west of concord early in the morning. shelley: thanks for joining us for news 9 tonight at 11:00. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's " jimmy kimmel live" ! tonight, will forte! from "the walking dead," ross marquand! and music from miike snow! with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on, here's jimmy kimmel!

as temperatures 60s this afternoon we can expect a gusty southern flow with winds gusting upwards of 30 / 35 mph. skies will remain sunny as temperatures will reach 63 degrees. look for a sun and cloud mix on wednesday with a high of 65 degrees. the next chance for rain will arrive after midnight into thursday morning with rain and isolated thunderstorms thursday afternoon. this will be a cold front that will bring in dry and cool air on friday with highs near 50 degrees. easter weekend looks a bit warmer degrees. we do as of now they the evening as hunts as of now rule out moving that rain up earlier but not indications are later in the day. out highs will be around 64 degrees! carstar single lane closures on north fosters road closures on north and southbound i-71 at the socialville- fosters road bridge beginning at 8 p.m. each night, sunday, march 20 through friday, march 25, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening today happening today... two men will answer to charges happening today... two men will answer to c

>> they are all southerners. >> yeah. southerners because virginia, that's the south. because missouri, well, it's still the south. because south carolina, that's definitely the south. right? southern democrats. the party of andrew jackson. but what's ominously missing here from the party of andrew jackson are northerners. where are the northerners? why would a group of five southern democrats choose to go into the same boardinghouse together? well, there's a lot of answers to that question. lot of reasons but one result is undeniable. it was this group, the f street mess, that was more responsible than any other group of politicians for the most important piece of legislation in the antebellum congress. and that was the kansas-nebraska act. it was this group who on a cold snowy night in january of 1854 marched over to then president franklin pierce's house, the white house, and demanded that pierce support their plan to organize the new territory of nebraska, to permit slavery. there it is. southern democrats have one thing in common that northern democrats don't and

southern academy fired brinks in early october. the parent from schofield middle school approached police later that month. clark county school district superintendent pat skorkowsky outlines the district's accomplishments last year and what we can look forward to this fall in his state of the district address. fox5's les krifaton joins us live from the newsroom, les what did skorkowsky have to say he took over the reins of the school district two years ago and his vision seems to have made a difference and he's chomping at the bit to build on the most recent successes. this year's theme for pat skorkowsky's state of the district speech was 'leaping forward'. among the many accomplishments he had the opportunity to talk about was 3 ccsd schools made it into the rankings of the 335 top schools in the country. only miami-dade school district had more schools in that category this year. other accomplishments last year included graduation rate. the teacher shortage situation could become a thing of the past according to skorkowsky. tha

southern parts the state will see a rainy situation overnight tonight. lower to mid 30 central and south. there will be some spots during the overnight when it starts to rain and sleet and snow and eventually goes over to rain. right around 32 degrees around places like new london and springfield and points north. that' s where they' re maybe a little icing early tomorrow morning so plan on extra time in areas north and west of concord. overnight, we will drop back a few more degrees and then temperatures will rise during the overnight. the winds will crank up to 20-35 miles per hour in extreme southeastern new hampshire during the predawn hours. that will drive temperatures to around 40 so it is all rain along the coast what the lower part of the merrimack valley may see it touch of wet snow and sleet, the rain line makes it all the way into the southern part of the white mountains by the early part of the morning commute. some spots back here will be right around 32 so some of the rain maybe freezing up contact. farther to the north, the snow in' s as

as temperatures warm into the low 60s this afternoon we can expect a gusty southern flow with winds gusting upwards of 30 / 35 mph. skies will remain sunny as temperatures will reach 63 degrees. look for a sun and cloud mix on wednesday with a high of 65 degrees. thursday morning with rain and isolated thunderstorms thursday afternoon. this will be a cold front that will bring in dry and cool air on friday with highs near 50 degrees. easter weekend looks a bit warmer with a dry saturday and highs of 60 degrees. we do have rain chances easter sunday but as of now they look late day into the evening as early morning church and egg hunts as of now that rain up earlier are later in the day. out highs will be around 64 degrees! happening today happening today... causing a deadly the man accused of hehl bridge, is set police say 35-year year-old scott petredis sunday petredis died from lippmeier was hospital and has since been booked he'll be arraigned vehicular homicide police say speed and impairment were factors in the crash. search efforts could resume this week for the car that fell from the

you don't honor the rule of law when you do not build a law and secure the southern border. [applause] and you do not honor the rule of law when you continue to allow syrian refugees to come into this country. [applause] another thing people want us to get busy on is security. how many of you took latin in school. anybody? i am glad to see those hands out there. i took latin for four years, and still cannot speak a foreign language. but when we were looking at security, i went back to the latin root. you know what it is? securas. you know what it means? "free from care." election year, three issues -- national security, jobs and economic security, retirement security -- are the top issues. think about security and being free from care. when we talk about national security, that we don't have to worry about isis infiltrating our country. we don't have to worry about our military recruiting center's being shot up, or shopping centers being shot up, or christmas parties having terrorist coming in. that's what national security means. jobs and economic security. that we don't ha

it's heavier towards central and southern jersey. that's because our storm center is in the outer banks of north carolina. 32 by noontime and sun breaks out. a coating to an inch of snow. makes it a nuisance commute. look at the wind this afternoon, up to 30 miles an hour. going to be cold. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. what kind of camera do you got? >>reporter: well, ken and bill, here's my webcam. this is route 287 as you go through edison, new jersey. you can see a little bit of flurries falling there, nothing serious. it looks like the roadway is doing okay. but just keepped they do have the speeds -- keep in mind they do have the speeds down on the new jersey turnpike today because of the weather. subways running on or close to schedule. you also have the manhattan bridge upper level going into manhattan, that accident is still being cleared away. and looking at manhattan, 42nd to 40th streets closed between west street and 11th avenue all because of this ongoing water main break. we're hearing it's opened,