johnstown sylvania -- sylvania is the answer. it was below a lake. the lake was a place people enjoyed. they vacationed around it. the dam was poorly maintained for years. after days of heavy rain, after warnings about the dam, it broke on may 31, 1889. the johnstown flood killed more than 2000 people. this unproven american red cross went to johnstown and stayed there for months helping his people survive and recover. you can notice from this image, one thing people needed was shelter. the american red cross took tennts and would also build shelters. six red cross buildings were put up in a matter of weeks. this could be a dining hall for a lot of people. a workroom and a playroom surrounded by bedrooms for the people of johnstown. and it worked. it was a good design for those buildings. clara barton was proud of those buildings and she thought the same design would serve her well in glen echo. she asked her new friends to build a johnstown house and they did. they built this building. they did not finish it. the brothers did not put up the railings

even first responders needing a sylvania turnpike sp rescue. a virginia highway shut down as firefighters rushed to douse this burning snowplow. it's raining lightly now, after a day of heavy, heavy rain yesterday.eavy, heavy rain so the concern now is flooding. because you have ice melting.y. also, overnight temperatures will drop into the 20s and we could see refreezing.into the 20s and we cecilia? >> it's brutal out there.lia? further north, snow fell hard and fast along the i-95 mid-atlantic corridor. bazi kanani is in nearby baltimore where there is a snow emergency this morning. emergency this m bazi? bazi? >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.ls are take a look at why officials arehis asking people to stay home this morning. and why many churches have d on canceled services. you could almost get around on ice skates on the side walks.r the and the intersections are a slushy, icy mess. not safe for pedestrians or the responded to hundr drivers that we have seen skidding around out here. overnight, police in maryland responded to hundreds of

i think the biggest problem in sylvania is low self-esteem. i think one of the things the governor -- that is not a laugh line. >> you have to explain this to us. low self-esteem is your biggest economic problem, why? >> i'm not saying this is a matter of confidence. i think one of the things that a good leader does, and as governors, we have the opportunity to do this and tout our potential and make sure we are not wasting away in part because we are not as good as we are. pennsylvania is one of the underachieving states that can do better with the resources we have. one of the responsibilities of leadership is to address not only the structural issues, but also the psychological issues to keep us and hold us back. so, low self-esteem is a big problem. >> that requires leadership in terms of making sure people have optimism and hope that they can get a better life. >> especially in pennsylvania. yes. >> governor harper? >> the biggest challenge facing utah is the challenge we have had, growing economy. how do we keep it growing in a fast-grow