mustard is out at the ohio valley. i do not think -- moisture is out at the ohio bell a. i do not think we will see a shower in the metro area. at the ohio valley. nighttime lows, 53 tonight. it will be a mild night. tomorrow, almost hot. pushing near 90 on wednesday. temperatures will be knocked back to the 60's for the remainder of the week. >> thank you. >>> major changes for millions of people's unemployment and health benefits. there is a new number one at the weekend box office. >> good morning. wall street gets its first chance to react to the march jobs report. asian stocks are boosting. our economy added 162,000 jobs last month per it is a sign the economy may have turned a corner. nearly 400,000 americans will lose their unemployment benefits that. lawmakers failed to pass an extension before their spring break. sena republicans refused to pass the bill. extending the benefits is the businessder of b when the senate reconvenes next week. alan greenspan said there is a momentum building up beginning. he pointed to corporate investment and growing inventories. he

the atmosphere is churning in the ohio valley. that will be driving our weather today, injecting moisture. down to the far south, they could reach the 80's again and have a few more storms. around here, mild, a public storm spots, showers otherwise. an unsettled pattern, is close to 70 degrees. sunrise at 6:17, set at 7:56. the average temperature for this time of year is 70. a couple more showers tonight, mid 50's. in the 40's in the suburbs. the system maps of tomorrow. morning showers. afternoon clearing. improvement through the afternoon. low to mid '60s on wednesday. thursday and friday looking good. next weekend we have another system on the way. we've will go to lisa baden. >> a busy situation. 95 in virginia southbound, there's a stalled car that will be out of your way shortly in martin. one lane is getting into the district out of virginia. 395 northbound on the 14th street bridge, there's a crash on the d.c. end of the bridge. a lot of equipment on the scene. someone was injured and that is what is taking so long. >> one

more showers and thunderstorms will be scattered across the northeast and ohio valley. east has a dry and pleasantly mild day. >>> in sports, some first round nba playoff series are on the brink of ending. cleveland's lebron james had 37 points as the cavaliers dominated the bulls in chicago 121-98. the cavs lead the series 3-1 and could wrap it up on tuesday. >>> utah it's carlos would you zer had 31 points and held off the nuggets 117-106. the jazz are up 3-1. game five is on wednesday in denver. >>> san antonio's george hill scored 29 and the spurs held off the maverickss for a 92-9 victory. the spurs have a 3-1 lead and could eliminate dallas tuesday night. >>> in miami, dwyane wade sent set a franchise playoff record with 46 points in a 101-92 win over boston. the heat avoided elimination, but boston could take the series with a win tuesday at home. >>> in baseball, another game winning home run for the white sox. in chicago, paul came dare company his his major league leading home run to give the white sox a 3-2 win over seattle. and albert pujols hit his sefbt hom

-- well to the north be a western pennsylvania, ohio, the panhandle of maryland.e do well to the north. western pennsylvania, ohio. we do well to the north -- well to the north. tuesday into wednesday, we are going to look for temperatures that will remain above average. that is at least until the cold front arrives. temperatures in the upper 70's. >> get that sunscreen out. amazing. >> a lot of people walking around with burnt foreheads. >> thanks a lot, steve. >>> coming up, seven >>> 7 is on your side tonight with a medical alert. women have a chance of 1/8 of developing a thyroid disorder in their lives, but it often goes undiagnosed, and tests are controversial. >> when she started dating a lot of weight, she got concerned -- when she started gaining a lot of weight. >> i was trying to eatealthy and exercise, but i just did not have the energy to do it. >> per doctor used conventional tests to check her thyroid levels, but they came back to normal -- her doctor. but linda continued to gain weight, she visited another doctor. in additional to a regular test wh

later today, scattered showers will be popping up across much of the ohio valley and central plains. e northeast and southeast are mainly dry. while much of the west will have a milder day. temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s and scattered showers are likely over the northern and central rockies. >>> in sports, a wild one for the yankees and as in oakland and a game the as won't forget. a three run homer off cc sabathia. in the sixth, he grounded for a triple play, the first since 1968. the as won it 4-2. >>> in the national league, the pirates took a drubbing from the visiting brewers. milwaukee won it 20-0. it was the pirates worst defeat in their 120 year history. >>> now to the nba playoffs and a pair of upsets. oklahoma city's kevin durant took on the l.a. lakers' kobe bryant winding up with 29 points and 19 rebounds on the night. and the thunder won it 101-96. their first ever home playoff victory. >>> in chicago, derrick rose scored 31 points including a nifty give and go in the first quarter and the bulls went on to beat lebron james and the heavily favored cavaliers 108-1

we are joined by the treasurer of ohio. you have made cuts to help the state, and can you give us a state of the state status? >> well, we learned it cannot be business as usual and when we reviewed the pension funs and saw 30% loss in asset value, we thought that the role could be significantly to reduce the fees and costs to manage the pension funds and fortunately, we were able to undertake a process that will save the pension fund members for the state of ohio 63% on fees and administrative costs or $20 million over the biennial in fees and costs. >> as far as spending cuts, are you pulling in -- where else are you pulling in to try to get your arms around that deficit? >> well, you know, we wanted to lead by example, and the first thing we did is that i started with asking the governor and the legislature to cut my salary which is sach toirly set, and from there, we were able to look internally at our own budget and make some changes with resources that we felt we could do more with less. and quite frankly, that is what

look at the ohio valley with showers and thunderstorms. snow is on the backside of this thing. dynamic system moving through maryland. it will change the weather bigtime by the time we get to the end of the week. it may chop off 30 degrees from the temperatures we had earlier this week. it should reach baltimore overnight tonight. after that, showers and thunderstorms will catch up to us. some high cloud cover out there. they will thicken up as the storm gets closer to us. nice and milder right now. 68 in westminster. 70 degrees in chestertown. a mixture of sun and clouds. thunderstorms possible this evening. high temperatures in the low 80 kooky. -- 80's. during the day tomorrow, a front will push off the coast. there could be brain very early in the morning. the big area -- there could be reined very early in the morning. -- rain very early in the morning. it will be breezy and chilly during opening day friday. the rain in begun however. dry weather saturday -- the rain should be gone however. dry weather expected on saturday and sunday. a drive forecast through the middle of

but you can see, this is just the last of the rain showers pushing through, back off to the west and ohio valley. and into detroit. you can see clear conditions. so we will be drying out. throughout the daytime tomorrow. but temperatures, they were warm today. but they will be dropping. 69 in baltimore. 65 in hagerstown. and 52 in oakland. but when you wake up tomorrow, 56. and mostly cloudy skies. continue with the breezy conditions and 59 at noon for tomorrow. but even cooler temperatures for sunday. have a complete look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, jessica. >> baltimore county police make an arrest in the disappearance of a 16-year-old girl missing since last year. >>the suspect faces first-degree murder charges. keith daniels is live in northwest baltimore with new information on what neighbors are calling a tragic story. keith? >>well, rochelle battle lived with her family here on gorman avenue and tonight police have a suspect. in this case. his name is jason gross. he is 35 years old. now, police say he is responsible for the death of rochelle. 16-year-

severe weather is possible through the ohio valley and mid- atlantic to the southeast.ate risk to our south on sunday we will keep you posted. we are always on at wusa9.com. >>> all right some clouds and cool tonight. low temperatures 46 to 54. winds from the east at ten. tomorrow morning, okay. increasing clouds and cool. showers are still possible south and west of town. temperatures in the 40s and 50s but i think the bulk of it will be dry through noon tomorrow. by afternoon, a few showers are possible. high temperatures between 60 and 65 and then by evening rain and showers will develop. in fact, here's our 9 future cast. put this in to motion. a little after midnight clouds. tomorrow morning early just clouds and the early soccer softball game should be okay. a couple of showers are possible primarily west of town. notice the growing area to the south and west. 7:00 on saturday night and we have a lot of showers pushing through the immediate met throw area. tomorrow may not be the prettiest day but not the wettest day. satellite picture radar combined a monster sto

they could get close to the 60 degree mark as the word comes in across the mountains by the ohio valleyit will be in the low 60 bozo's tomorrow around the bay. -- low 60's tomorrow around the bay. the debate water temperatures will be in the upper-50's. it will be mostly sunny and 63 tomorrow. partly steady -- partly cloudy skies, 73 on thursday. friday could see a thunderstorm, but once the storm moves out, cloudy and breezy for the weekend. >> now, sports. >> the raven's held their annual pre-draft luncheon today. that is when they give reporters a free food and then try to get away from providing real information about who they will pick in the first round of the draft next thursday. here is what we learned. we learned that they do expect ed reed to play this season. he has not sent in any retirement paperwork. they are releasing a quarterback. that is not a surprise. he lives around the corner from me, and his house has a for sale sign. they will probably wait until after the draft to sign a kicker. >> there are a lot of ways you can build your football team. we feel like if someone

so the deposit base in ohio, in florida and in arizona is actually up. the addition of desert hills just adds six more branchs to the existing 12 in arizona, which makes the franchise even more viable. very, very pleased with everything that we have found here. the people that we have working in the ohio savings bank are the people who were core to the company, and they had let go about 1,000, 1,200 people previously, so the ones here were the ones they really wanted to keep, and these are the people keeping the job to be done, and it is working out well. >> we had sheila bair who went through the process of fdic closing down banks and selling thes a socie assets and positiv to bidders like yourself, and why if they are closing down the bank, are those assets attractive to you? >> well, in the case here, we actually are a bank that has planned on doing transactions with the fdic since 1993. the reality is that this transaction is a franchise that has the ability to grow its deposit base. the assets that we have are $6 billion in one to four-family covered

she has no policy a professional position with the ohio attorney general, and the energy diversity council of ohio. immediately prior to her work with the association she was director of federal relations. she currently specializes in early childhood education, child nutrition education technology and literacy issue for the national school boards association. welcome to all of you. you're prepared testimony will be placed in the record in its entirety. you're going to be given five minutes to explain the highlights of your testimony. and in budget you see the small boxes. when you begin, the green light will go on. when you have used it for under five mins, and orange light will go on. you may think about wrapping it up. when a red light goes on your time will have expired. welcome. we look forward to your testimony and to the responses you will have to mayors of the committee's questions. >> thank you. chairman miller, members of the committee, thank you very much for computing the extraordinary tradition of this hearing. we deeply appreciate the courtesy. our two highest priorities on ou

the morning. high pressure now building in across ohio and the ohio river valley. that is moving in because it is kind of building and it is going to be funneling in warmer air. so, our temperatures now without all of the influence, the marine influence, now start to go up. we will be in the mid-80s for at least one day in the middle of this week. front takes with it all of the clouds now. clearer conditions for us. we'll see some spotty -- not spotty showers but some scattered clouds around. some partly cloudy conditions early in the morning. more and more clear sky as the day progresses. warm air stays with us. the front didn't knock our temperatures back too much. we're staying right in the zone of mid-70s. that's going to be the case until we start to get into the mid 80s by tuesday and into wednesday. with that said, your sunrise today officially is at 6:46. 7:33 your sunset time. variable winds on the bay at 5 to 10 knots. next high tide at fort mchenry not until after 10:30 this morning. 76 degrees. clear tonight. down around 50. overnight lows still well, w

we've got an area of low pressure spinning away over the ohio valley. t is going to be differenting over top of us later today. that may cause travel delays between washington to boston later this afternoon. as well as the pacific northwest there could be storms there coming in. so some flight delays there. for the bus stop forecast for this morning, cloudy and cool. mabel some of those showers far north and west will be in the low to mid 50s for the next couple of hours. then by 9:00, near 60. may have a little sunshine breaking out later this morning. but also a few passing showers north and west mid morning and by this afternoon, should be near 70 degrees. from around 3:00 until around 8:00 we could have passing thunderstorms along with showers. there's only a very small chance that an isolated storm could produce hail and damaging winds. after that maybe lingering showers overnight into tomorrow morning. near 50 by dawn on tuesday. we might have a morning shower, then sun returning tomorrow during the afternoon, highs mid 60s. partly cloudy wednesday

ohio. this will be arriving probably later this morning in to the afternoon. doesn't look like too much at this point. although there are some heavier showers moving in to northern ohio. temperatures have fallen in to the 40s and 50s. 54 national and hagerstown and 46 leesburg, frederick, 45 manassas. 49 fredericksburg. look for increasing clouds. showers midday and more likely this afternoon. highs cooler than yesterday, 73 only 55 to 60. right now 54. >> right now beltway alert. on the outer loop the volume is light but we have an accident to start the morning off near the new hampshire exit. watch for that. a little volume here at university. moving to downtown. we have the nuclear security summit in place. roads around the convention center will be closed. we will have more on this throughout the show. 395 northbound, all clear. smooth sailing on to 395 making your way to the 14th street bridge. >> those traffic warnings regarding the nuclear security summit are apparently working. despite the road closures the downtown commute for a lot of dc workers was r

the gentleman from ohio -- the gentlewoman ohio is recognized. ms. fudge: i am pleased to recognize the gentleman from north carolina, mr. price, for as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: mr. price is recognized. mr. price: madam speaker, i thank my colleague for yielding and i thank her and mrs. mcmorris rodgers for their support of h.res. 1242 and their help in bringing this to the floor. i am the proud sponsor of this resolution and it congratulates the duke university men's basketball team for winning the 2010 ncaa division i national championship. i have introduced the resolution as the member of this body privileged to represent duke university and i'm proud to say it has the support of the entire north carolina delegation. from its roots as tiny trinity college in 1838 to its current status as one of the world's premier research and educational institutions, duke university, like its basketball team, is a testament to the virtues of hard work, determination, and excellence. in the classroom, in the community, and in cameron i

it's part of a statewide campaign from the ohio department of health. on the billboard looks satisfied, the ad has left a bad taste in the mouths of some people. one driver was quoted in the cleveland leader saying, quote, when i first saw it, i thought, you know, i agree with breast milk. it's fine. but then i saw the milk around his mouth and i thought that was so unappealing. the baby is cute, but i did not like the milk coming out of his mouth. that was from stephanie. she was quoted in a local interview. ads are popping up around the state of ohio and are designed to show that breast milk is the perfect food for infants. about half of the moms in the state breast-feed. they're trying to get more women to do it. so you tell me? good message with a clever ad or a distasteful way to get an important message out to moms out there? crossing the line. go to tamron.msnbc.com. twitter me your response. twitter.msnbc.com. a couple of you are already giving me your thoughts about this. they're pretty entertaining glnchts there's a lot going on today. here's

and the ohio -- the united states supreme court and the ohio supreme court. was confirmed. george brett cavanaugh, as has been stated, appointed by -- a judge brian cavanagh, as has been city, appointed by president bush to the d.c. circuit, said, i have given remarks on occasions, etc.. he was concerned. the judge katherine hay is appointed by president bush to the fifth circuit -- s. fifth circuit, submitted a questionnaire that said i have been to dozens, maybe hundreds of events where each candidate is asked to introduce his or herself. i have no way to track accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sites, appointed by president bush to the second circuit, submitted a questionnaire along the same lines. same thing for judge ken jordan to the third circuit. i think this -- and i must say, it is remarkably unfair. we have heard a nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things, clearly state that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nominee

for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio rise? >> i ask make to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: if there is no objection, the gentlelady from ohio is recognized for five minutes. ms. sutton: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and service of cleveland heights police officer thomas paton ii. on march 13, officer paton was on patrol when he began chasing down a suspect. tragically, he collapsed during the chase and died shortly after the incident. he was only 30 years old. officer paton was the only son of my friend and our community leader, ohio state senator tom paton, and his late wife, evelyn. he leaves behind a loving fiancee trisha and beautiful 8-month-old daughter evelyn. he meant the world to his family and was nicknamed precious by his five sisters. it was without question what career path thomas would take. he came from a family with a strong tradition of police officers that began with his grandfather who joined the cleveland police department in 1946. as a child, he would dress up in

around here near 80, it will be warm but off to the ohio ballet, it could be a record breaker. abundant sunshineoday with a light wind. typically, it is 61 degrees this time of year. tomorrow morning, it will be a touch warner and near 80 and that will be the same through saturday and sunday mighsee some clouds. temperatures will still be in the upper 70's for eastsund. monday, opening day at nationals park will be nice. >> yesterday, someone told me that maybe the blizzards had affected the cherry blossoms. they did not think they were as full as in years past. we will have to check in about that. >>> talk about bad luck for one pro baseball player. his foul ball was hit hard into the crowd. >> it went the other way. that caught a van. >> that fan was his mother. it happened during a game against the yankees. a foul ball hit his mother in the chest. luckily, she was not hurt but she was shaken up. she came back to the stands a few minutes later. what are the chances of that? >>> the white hse wants to driving more miles on less fuel. the obama administration is setting new tou

. >> reporter: in so many ways the ohio reformatory for women is exactly what you would expect. en -- there's the unexpected. the state's largest prison is home to 2,500 inmates and these nine temporary residents. takia patterson is serving a year for theft. her cellmate, 7-month-old son takim. >> he's a very happy baby. >> reporter: and mom is happy to have him. in most cases babies borned to inmates are whisked away within hours to live with relatives or in foster care. ohio's program lets nonviolent offenders keep their children for a year in an isolated unit. >> babies belong with their mother whether in prison or not. >> reporter: prison officials say the program is mostly for the babies so they are not deprived of a parent. >> i think it is important we invest in these peoples lives right now. >> reporter: and there is a lot invested, from clothes and shoes to daycare. when 20-year-old inmate heather o'brien goes to her ged class, her 4-month-old stays with one of three nannies, also inmates, all of this is paid for with a government grant. other states use taxpayer funds,

later, the ohio river beckoned, and he rode flat boats to new orleans. he ended up in the town of new salem, where he are rives as a piece of floating driftwood -- where he arrives. he became a clerk. he became popular. was appointed postmaster, ran for and on the second try was elected to the state legislature. borrowed money to buy himself a suit and decided on a career in a law. he benefited from the easy-going disorder of frontier society, with a solidity and absence of confining role and regulations. he came to new salem and in a matter of weeks he could ingratiate himself to the citizens to the extent of being a plausible candidate for office. he did not have to be defined as his father's son only. he could begin over again and again. not everything about this is good. lincoln regretted the lack of educational opportunities in his own life. but one cannot separate the resourcefulness of his character from the fact that his origins, were there in a frontier society. there was nothing ordinary about lincoln, but his ascension to the presidency is cert

to see you, tamron. >> logon to scoop.today show.com as well as checking out brian's website. >>> the ohio-old dawiter and husband now says she wants to start a new life. we'll show you the first pictures of the woman that was the focus of a nationwide search last week when she was missing. >>> police in mexico may be closing in on a possible arrest in the murder of the wife of a survivor producer. we'll go live to cancun for the very latest developments. that i. love the chicken parm -- gotta have the chicken parm. [ laughs ] on the weight watchers online website there's a whole bunch of little tools to track your success. while i'm waiting for my kids to come out of karate, i can just plug my numbers in right there. i take my shirt off to take out the garbage, you know, and all the little old ladies on my block are like, "oh, eddie, how's it going?" [ laughs ] i lost 60 pounds. it's like the size of my eight year old son. [ female announcer ] join for free today. weight watchers online. finally, losing weight clicks. you can take the heat. 'til it turns into heartburn, you've got what it

the rains start making in towards augusta. weather looks perfect out there. rain around ohioall the way back into canada and then wrapping back around to wisconsin and also chicago you're going to get light rain and light snow. let me show you that tower cam because it has been cold for the last day now. i remember just a couple days ago, chicago 76 degrees today low clouds are in and the wind is in, as well. you might catch a little bit of snow. that summertime temperature you had, just enough to wet your beak. >> if that happens in august in chicago. >> yeah, what am i talking about? they know living there that's how it goes. >>> speaking of chicago, the queen of talk is reportedly get agnew time slot. where and when you're going to find oprah. >>> then we have a shocker for you this morning about your federal income tax. you're not going to believe who doesn't even pay at all. >>> let us salute the troops right now. an early birthday salute for marine staff sergeant jesse morgan. his wife says she and their four children are very proud of him and so happy to have him back

a very innovative technology's system, dealing with some of the sickest kids not only in the ohio region, but they gather children who come there from across the country and from international sources because they are renowned for doing some very complicated surgeries. i visited the neonate as intensive care unit, and part of why -- the neonative intensive care unit, and part of why they're so successful is the electronic records. they've had 1000 days in hospital without any safety incidents. they do it with an automated check list that appears at every incubator, at every crib, reminding providers of the various steps of have to be taken iquitos little setting a safe and secure as possible. -- have to be taken to keep the hospital saving -- hospital setting as safe and security as possible. we have health technology grants we have health technology grants that create health i.t. no carr2 of those building blocks of 2009 are now the templates the new reform has added to in 2010, and we end up seeing the health-care system market is easy to get coverage, it easier to afford care, it easi

look at what will be happening in the ohio valley. that will affect us on saturday. you cannot track things online wbaltv.com. a chance of showers in the forecast until next wednesday. by next thursday, we try out again. >> we are looking at a nice friday morning commute. there are no delays at all. 11 minutes on the outer loop all the way across. 12 minutes on the west side of the beltway. six minutes northbound on 95. the speed sensors confirm that things are up to speak and moving just fine. we will give you a live look outside at wilkins avenue. traffic is very light as you head out this morning. things are moving just fine in and out of the tunnel. >> taking a look at our top stories, the search for 11 missing workers continues. the will -- exploded tuesday night. officials have informed families it is unlikely they will find the missing workers. no word on what caused the blast. gas or oil may have forced its way up a pipe. a federal air marshal is the focus of an alleged rape case. he is accused of hiring a woman to dance for her and then raping her. it happene

mostly showers from the ohio valley, missouri and minnesota. widely scattered showers in texas and some snow in the central rockies with rain in the pacific northwest. >> low 60s from fargo from the twin cities and detroit. 50 in boston, 56 in new york, and design in atlanta. >>> still ahead on this morning, a breakthrough on the fight of one aggressive form of cancer. the first vaccine. >>> then, left to die. another troubling case of extreme suffering and no one stopping to help. >>> and nasty to nice. if aliens visited earth, what would they be like? a new warning for all of us. thanks to the new venture card from capital one, we get double miles on every purchase. so we earned a ski trip twice as fast. we get double miles every time we use our card. ( thuds ) i'll take this. ( crashing ) double miles add up quick. and all of those. so we brought the whole gang. one adult, one goat please. it's hard to beat double miles. everyone knows two is better than one. introducing the venture card from capital one... with double miles on every purchase

we should have been playing for the national championship lt night. i am sure your family in ohio and my family and minnesota were also following the state of kansas very closely as well. leading into this your experience as a governor of the state of kansas and your first statement that you would have jumped and this opportunity had you been governor when this came through, several governors have jumped and this opportunity and they are trying to stop this plan. can this is not one of them but several states are and with them during up for a big legal battle, why do you think this happened and do you fear that these lawsuits could slow the progress of health reform? >> the vast majority of lawsuits have been filed by attorneys general in states where they have some interest in higher office and in consultation with our legal team and their consultation with the justice department we are confident that the law is on solid constitutional ground, on firm ground. i am going to let the lawyers debate the situation. our job is to talk to the american people about what really is in the

so the stars are out there, former heisman trophy winner from the ohio state university, and former tennesseetitan eddie george, running back,. it was all about the scramble. look at jake keeping on that pass, bringing the knee across, being patient, being confident, being careful, once he was there, he just was dominant, dom manhattan in the mount position. you see it again here, but staying close and staying tight, and constantly driving that right knee through on a slideover into the mount. >> this is a position where he does the damage and totalling dominating dan henderson from the mount position. that is what the refs see. not hard shots but consistent damage, in control, and in a dominant position. henderson and shields meet in the center of the cage. here we go. three rounds to one for the defending champion. i do too. >> jake shields has been incredible. but can he keep it up. >> dan needs a knockout. >> henderson looks tired, breathing out of his mouth. the big right hand now a telegraph. >> shields very he very relaxed keeping his guard up high. >> jab, left hand. the block. the ri

and the ohio -- the united states supreme court and the ohio supreme court. e was confirmed. george brett cavanaugh, as has been stated, appointed by -- a judge brian cavanagh, as has been city, appointed by president bush to the d.c. circuit, said, i have given remarks on occasions, etc.. he was concerned. the judge katherine hay is appointed by president bush to the fifth circuit -- s. fifth circuit, submitted a questionnaire that said i have been to dozens, maybe hundreds of events where each candidate is asked to introduce his or herself. i have no way to track accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sites, appointed by president bush to the second circuit, submitted a questionnaire along the same lines. same thing for judge ken jordan to the third circuit. i think this -- and i must say, it is remarkably unfair. we have heard a nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things, clearly state that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nomine

hill and i was running and i was before the forest and i started to take flight and i soared beyond the ohio river in kentucky, which only laid 20 minutes away. we lived in illinois, but we live 300 miles from chicago. we were there on the kentucky border. and i stood there with my mother in a richard. i can't believe this, my mother said. it's beyond description, my uncle said. it's just wasted. i have a richard cummings et al. peaceful man in the 70's. he still all legs and he's blind in one eye and a soft kentucky accent spends his word with this ancient dialect. to which we brought over from the borderland. but my mom, she was his older sister and she spoke just quieter. she spoke with this kind of wave that tonight where she came from, but what she said confidently in the passenger seat of a 16-year-old girl. and her father drove her across to county lines as a young teenager and laughter at their redbrick wonder of southern illinois university, with just enough time to get back to his place in the coal mines. he would put on his church blazer on top of this overall since he was proud t

and the ohio -- the united states supreme court and the ohio supreme court. e was confirmed. george brett cavanaugh, as has been stated, appointed by -- a judge brian cavanagh, as has been city, appointed by president bush to the d.c. circuit, said, i have given remarks on occasions, etc.. he was concerned. the judge katherine hay is appointed by president bush to the fifth circuit -- s. fifth circuit, submitted a questionnaire that said i have been to dozens, maybe hundreds of events where each candidate is asked to introduce his or herself. i have no way to track accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sites, appointed by president bush to the second circuit, submitted a questionnaire along the same lines. same thing for judge ken jordan to the third circuit. i think this -- and i must say, it is remarkably unfair. we have heard a nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things, clearly state that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nomine

a little bit of cloud cover off to the north and to the east and out to the west here into the ohio valleykies out there. today and tomorrow should be just fine with lots of sunshine. as we get into wednesday, we'll watch an area of storminess pass to our south. it look like it could move just far enough north for cloud cover and a chance for some showers here wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. other than that, most of the week features awe pretty quiet weather pattern. here is your forecast for today. lots of sunshine. a little warmer than yesterday. winds will be nice and lie out of the north and west at about five to 10 miles per hour. there is your five-day forecast. we'll warm it up a little bit more tomorrow. 67, more clouds by wednesday with a chance of some rain shower activity during the afternoon wednesday and wednesday night and if you want 70s, they too will be back in the forecast by thursday and friday. this little cold snap won't last too much longer. it will be chilly for the next couple of hours. >> all right. it is time now for ask the weather guy. tony is enjoying

and the ohio -- the united states supreme court and the ohio supreme court. e was confirmed. george brett cavanaugh, as has been stated, appointed by@@@@@@ submitted a questionnaire that said the low in a judicial candidate, i have been to hundreds events where each candidate is best to introduce himself or herself. no way to check accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sikes was appointed the seventh circuit by president bush. she submitted a questionnaire along the same line. same with another judge to the third circuit. i think this, and i must say is remarkably unfair. we have heard the nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things. he clearly stated that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed. to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nominee can do. -- a nominee can do. to rise this to the level that he should be denied confirmation, and this being one of the major reasons, seems very unfair to me. i would like to ask one question on

wilkes-barre, 90 degrees. 85 degrees, 90 degrees hagerstown. 70's across parts of the ohio valley and the great lakes. further west, the real drop in temperatures. this is the cold front. as that pushes it to the east, that will bring the cooler, seasonable temperatures and stir things up and give us a good chance of thunderstorms. the frontal system developing, the red dots with tornado watches and a thunderstorm watch is. as that encounters the increasingly hot and humid air, that is when the severe weather could break out, sweeping to the east tomorrow afternoon and evening. about 80 degrees to hide tomorrow, partly sunny skies. then the front comes in. probably after 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, sunday -- some of these will be a high wind, large hail, severe weather possible that we will monitor. we will let you know what to expect. beyond that, once it moves out late thursday night, friday morning, much cooler air, 20-30 degrees cooler friday, a high near 60. that is below average. the express, partly cloudy tomorrow, 80 degrees, showers developing in the afternoon. the next seve

eventually all the rain across the ohio valley and into the southeast, that's coming our way. not much of a severe weather risk around here today. maybe an isolated rumble of thunder. and to the west, cincinnati down towards memphis and the state of mississippi, high risk across the deep south today, and that risk to severe weather comes our way tomorrow. and high pressure giving way today, and complex area of low pressure moving into the midwest. it will cut off in the main area of the jet stream. thunderstorm chances come our way through the day tomorrow. and the unsettled weather lasts all the way into next week as well. and here is the microcast hd by 8:00 this evening, one or two rain drops moving back in the area. and then 2:00 tomorrow morning, heavy rain showers moving through in the overnight hours tonight, and on average half an inch of rain expected across the area. >>> for today, cloudy, cooler, and rain likely today. have your rain plan ready to go. and clouds and showers, and a risk of a shower or thunderstorm throughout the afternoon tomorrow. and here is the al

the absence of the low clouds and fog it is cooler out towards west of the appalachians, towards the ohioalley. that's because the air mass has cooled off behind the front, still temperatures well above average. we have another round of heat building our way coming in for tuesday and wednesday. still warm behind this frontal passage a few mid to high level clouds outside now, as the front moves off shore, skies will clear out more by the afternoon. high pressure off the east coast will bring a nice southerly flow for the next several days. one little fly in the ointment, monday night some clouds, maybe a shower in the mountains, but i think most areas will be dry. that disturbance moves off shore by tuesday morning. for today a few clouds around, becoming mostly sunny everywhere by the afternoon. mid to upper 70s for highs. monday's forecast, mix of sun and clouds warmer, 75 to 08 for the warm spot. for the seven-day forecast, we are dealing with a few more clouds for later monday, opening day, nationals, phillies, very warm upper 70s. then we will turn the heat on tuesday and wednesday.

the speaker pro tempore: ms. kaptur of ohio. without objection. ms. kaptur: madam speaker, this past saturday, one of america's longest and strongest ally, the republic of poland, suffered a horrendous loss. a plane carrying 97 passengers crashed in russia, including polish president, the first lady , a man who led a government in compile during the communist era, the deputy speaker of poland's parliament, the head of the national security bureau, the deputy minister of foreign affairs, the army chief of staff, along with the president of poland's national bank, and a host of other public service -- servants, including an activist who started a strike that led to the formation of solidarity. all modern leaders of the polish nation, they were mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, proud all, now logs to -- to this -- lost to this life but not to history. yet again, the forest embraces the collective tragedy of poland's precious leaders. the doomed plane was flying to russia to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the massacre, whe

hitting the ohio valley and temperatures running in the 70s there from wichita down to brownsville, texas, 77 degrees. 772 in st. louis. tomorrow with the one dry day that's left. we should get up to 70 degrees. towtenial severe weather with the system, isolated tornadoes. probably the first big severe weather outbreak for the plains states that we have seen so far this spring. in the yellow, that's the sweet spot. missouri down towards texas, isolated storms coming into west virginia and kentucky and tennessee. and then on saturday the area gets a little closer to it. sunday where i think we could have a few thunderstorms popping around our area. stay tuned. next 48 hours, future cast will take the clouds on out of here. it is high pressure moves in. weather front south but take a look at the low pressure system. tracking towards the east. so i think our first showers will start showing up around here saturday about midday. in an time. lunch time or so. how much rain we are going to get out of this system, anywhere from an inch to an inch and a half. more across northeastern maryland. fo

the threat has moved into the ohio valley, tennessee, kentucky up to illinois and missouri, that is what we're looking at. new lines of storms out to the east and you have associated tornado warnings with them. there are three areas of concern right now. the three lines, one you can see one from missouri into illinois and down to the south in the alabama area we are looking at some warnings that are going to be up for at least the next half-hour. here is what we have now. the yellow or thunderstorms, you can't rule out the severe thunderstorms because the hail has been so big with this system. there have been reports of golf ball-sized hail but egg-on sized hail. that is going to cause serious damage. the storms have a history of not only causing a lot of damage but big rain makers. so flooding is also a concern. we'll continue to monitor the situation and check in at the bottom of the hour. >>> one positive, from a couple of hours, the watch boxes have gotten a little smaller. >> yes. >>> thank you so much. arizona's controversial immigration law one day old. >> it took billions and bai

opening up the picture a little bit and notice out to the west out to the ohio valley, a lot of cleares. today, we are just fine. looking down the road a little bit into the daytime hours tomorrow. this cold front will come back on top. us as an area of low pressure rides along it. that will increase the clouds for our tuesday. we'll have a chance for more showers moving back into the forecast by late afternoon tomorrow and tomorrow night. we should get you out to the of here by wednesday. generally speaking, this forecast for most of the week should be real nice. mix of sun and clouds out there. i think more sunshine this afternoon. a little cooler than yesterday. 70degrees. winds will be on the light side oust north at five to 10 and then cool tonight with partly cloudy skies. 45 for the overnight low and nice, light winds. here is your five-day forecast. there is your chance of showers for the week. it mid-70s here for thursday so a good looking workweek at least weather-wise. let's get to on-time traffic and miss julie wright. >> all right. the big story this morning will be the c

the ohio valley will see spring showers. s angeles and san francisco will also see morning rain. >> it's a warm start to the work week in the east. new york will be in the mid 70s instead of the usual 58. phoenix and albuquerque in the mid to upper 70s. fargo and seattle are in the 50s. >>> it was anything but your traditional easter sunday service at one texas church. bay area fellowship in corpus christi gave away 15 cars, hundreds of bicycles, furniture, cash, plenty of other things just to draw in more visitors. >> those who didn't win the big prizes still walked away with a gift bag filled with $300 worth of free goods and services. the minister said the prizes are a metaphor of the easter message of the ultimate give-away. i was listening to an interview he did, he was saying the people who were into the materialistic things, those are the ones they're trying to reach. >> interesting. i guess it makes the eggs look piddly when you compare it to a car or furniture or just cash, right? we'll be right back with more "world

parts of the tennessee and ohio valley. st in the corn belt area continues to be the western great lakes. we continue to see the dry areas out west. those have expanded over the last week or two. it is more typical in the western areas sootea the dry conditions. we have multiple cut off lows in the jetstream. these are show moving wet storm systems. we are going to start the week with one in the eastern great lakes and new england and one diving into montana. you can see as we move through time the one over montana sits there. the one over new england gets away and we have a huge quit off for the southwestern areas sending us another slow moving system eastworn. we will start off with a couple of weak sitsms in the eastern great lakes on monday. cold front in the southeast. lininger light showers continuing to move slowly northeastward. more nan likely by wednesday the sitsms are kind of gone so lingering snow showers in new england. there is the major storm system coming eastward having a decent amount of snow. rain farther

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mild in the ohio valley and >> good morning, everyone. ann, it's going to be much cooler today than it was the past couple of days. otherwise mostly cloudy with high temperatures only in the high temperatures only in the mid 50's. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> next, kate gosselin takes on her critics and her ex-husband's claims she is neglecting her kids. more after this. we use our card. ( thuds )very time i'll take this. ( crashing ) double miles add up quick. and all of those. so we brought the whole gang. one adult, one goat please. it's hard to beat double miles. everyone knows two is better than one. introducing the venture card from capital one... with double miles on every purchase every day. go to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? oh, poor baby. with fabric made using renewable energy. pete is not. james is also wearing hanes ecosmart socks made with recycled fiber. pete is not. so in little ways, james, and hanes, are helping the planet for future generations. ♪ and pete... ♪ ...is not. find out more at hanes.com. b

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