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he did pretty well, he was put in charge of the union forces in kentucky. he confronted sydney johnston. was building a defensive force. and sherman wasn't ready for that responsibility. and he became very nervous about the confederates he was facing. like mcclellan at that stage of the war, he exaggerated the number of confederates he saw, that he felt that they were going to invade, that he needed a couple hundred thousand troops to confront them. and he made some rather wild statements about that that were not based on fact. the newspapers started claiming he was insane. the burden of the responsibility caused him to have a nervous breakdown fortunately, general henry halek, who was in command of all of the western union armies at that stage of the war gave sherman another chance to send st. louis to train new troops. sherman went home for a leave of absence for a while. and sherman recovered his stability that fought under grad. that began the partnership between grant and sherman which as many historians have said, the partnership that won the civil wa

he did pretty well, he was put in charge of the union forces in kentucky. he confronted sydney johnston. was building a defensive force. and sherman wasn't ready for that responsibility. and he became very nervous about the confederates he was facing. like mcclellan at that stage of the war, he exaggerated the number of confederates he saw, that he felt that they were going to invade, that he needed a couple hundred thousand troops to confront them. and he made some rather wild statements about that that were not based on fact. the newspapers started claiming he was insane. the burden of the responsibility caused him to have a nervous breakdown fortunately, general henry halek, who was in command of all of the western union armies at that stage of the war gave sherman another chance to send st. louis to train new troops. sherman went home for a leave of absence for a while. and sherman recovered his stability that fought under grad. that began the partnership between grant and sherman which as many historians have said, the partnership that won the civil wa

we will get up to 61 at hamilton, 61 hillsborough, and west union around 62 degrees. in northern kentucky, we're talking sun and wind, too. 63 maysville, and it's up around 63, and in the hoosier state today sunshine, breezy is mild. indiana at 60, vevay at 62, versailles, and laurens burg, and 47 at midnight. it will be a cold night, no you will need the heat tomorrow morning. we are talking upper 30s, and up to 58, partly cloudy tomorrow. there's the shower chance on saturday, and your shower, and even flurry chance on sunday. checkout the lows right around 30 degrees, but sunday and monday morning. it's going to get cold, 15 below freezing but right back up to 47 on monday. boom, we're warming it up, tuesday and wednesday, lows 60s tuesday, we're in the mid-60s by wednesday, there will be a chance for a shower back later in the day on wednesday. it looks like a better chance of rain, perhaps by thursday of next week. so we go down, but we don't stay down for long. you want to grab the weather authority app, it's free on the app store and google play, search for wkrc, interactive radar

kentucky, louisiana. >>> meantime hillary clinton's focus is now donald trump. she spoke with union trade workers where she called her strong super tuesday performance one for the history books. she blasted the tone of the rhetoric instead of criticizing her challenger bernie sanders. >>> now to the clinton e-mail scandal. the justice department grants immunity to the former staffer who set up hillary clinton's server in her home while she was secretary of state. the "washington post" reports pagliano was the one who worked for her in 2008 and set up her server in 2009. >>> campaign controversy. thousands of people have signed a petition saying former president bill clinton broke campaign laws by greeting voters inside a boston polling place on super tuesday and now they want him arrested. massachusetts law says people cannot campaign or influence decisions within 150 feet of a polling place. a spokesperson said his actions were legal because he never handed out material supporting his wife and did not prevent anyone from voting. >> in the next half hour, just call it "the look." he

he did pretty well, he was put in charge of the union forces in kentucky. he confronted sydney johnston. was building a defensive force. and sherman wasn't ready for that responsibility. and he became very nervous about the confederates he was facing. like mcclellan at that stage of the war, he exaggerated the number of confederates he saw, that he felt that they were going to invade, that he needed a couple hundred thousand troops to confront them. and he made some rather wild statements about that that were not based on fact. the newspapers started claiming he was insane. the burden of the responsibility caused him to have a nervous breakdown fortunately, general henry halek, who was in command of all of the western union armies at that stage of the war gave sherman another chance to send st. louis to train new troops. sherman went home for a leave of absence for a while. and sherman recovered his stability that fought under grad. that began the partnership between grant and sherman which as many historians have said, the partnership that won the civil wa

unions. dagen: this is a microcosm though of what you're seeing in the rest belt, even in the coal mining counts in western virginia and eastern kentucky trump. >> were you surprised? you asked that one gentleman, who are you supporting, he said i'm not voting for trump, but my wife and my mother-in-law are. were you surprised by that? >> i was surprised and also, there were a lot of people who were disgusted by politicians in general and that they have lost interest over the years. and so we had conversations about, you've got to get back in the fight. maria: and for trump? >> a lot of them are like, i'm not voting, i'm not voting. sandra: i loved how up on the election they were and how politically charged and motivated they were. >> here is my concern, for the union, okay, because they work in the union. did anybody say i'm worried about this, i want someone to solve this problem? >> now what comes, a little bit of that, you know what comes up? it's the issues what trump is hitting on, it's the issues of trade and america's position in the world, about keeping jobs here in the united states and then also, immigration, because if you

minutes ago, getting into south eastern indiana and into kentucky. that will continue to move northeast. cincinnati downtown through walton, union and florence, getting wet now. we have the heaviest of rain moving to claremont county and out of eastern hamilton county. that will continue to move through claremont county. owensville owensville, getting wetter. we have light rain stretching through adams county, getting to west union. heaviest now moving out of adams county. little bit of rain, southeast of mazeville and rain through dry county. and down toward mainville and comargo. that will continue to move northeast out of warren county. let's pick up the forecast at the airport. half an inch in sparta. overall, about 3-5 tenth an inch so far today. and take a look at the huge temperature difference. we're 7 degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. no big deal. if you look to the north and west, we're 20-almost 35 degrees this time. that air mass will move our way later tonight and tomorrow. we go spring like first of march, to winter like second of march for tomorrow. temperatures in the upper 40s. around 50, a sho

kentucky. turns out the marc train they took from union station in baltimore, wasn't too bad. >> it was awesomele there are really friendly. even the guy i sat next to, i got to have a really good conversation. got to meet him. so it was a really pleasant experience. >> making new friends. it's great. students were planning on using metro to see the sites today. plan d, involved with bus rides and walking. our mowa lengy is -- moa lengy is going to explain what is going on. you can look at the latest updates. 24 hours a day, on our wusa 9news app. >>> a university of virginia student, facing 15 years of hard labor in north korea. otto frederick warmbier was shuffled. it's the first time we have seen the 21-year-old since a tear-filled axpology late february. >> i am begging you for your forgiveness. please. i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: and the rambling and likely forced confession, warmbier claimed to have tried to steal a political banner from his hotel, as a souvenir for a family friend. >>> sky 9 over the scene right now of breaking news. we want to tell you about t

overspreading union and ripley. dearborn county also down into switzerland. all of this rain, rising sun, dillsboro, versailles, harrison is moving to the east with time. rain is overspreading northern kentucky and southwestern ohio. it is already in southeastern indiana. this afternoon stronger storms can't be ruled out. most will deal with pockets of heavy rain and occasional light lightning lightning. so far, .03 of an inch of rain. rain may be heavy at times and visibility may be low at times. march is coming in like a lion. we have marginal severe storms through roughly 5:00 or 6:00. the threat for rain and thunderstorms droms dramatically. the dew point is coming up. temperature 53. airport. soon they will be reporting rain. 53 now in cincinnati. a wide range of temperatures in the tri-state. some in southeastern indiana are in the 40s. there are some close to afternoon. everyone drops into the 40s and 50s late this afternoon and this evening. better instabilities town to the south, while we'll have pockets of rain coming through this afternoon. gusty winds, perhaps some strong storms, a much better threat for severe storms will stay down to our south. notice, the coverage and the inte

rated ef 3. ef 4 struck the piner communities in northern kentucky. one person died in an ef 2 tornado that struck a few miles northeast of west union ohio. >>> nothing like that today. today, it was a beautiful day. >> it was. we have a lot of sunshine. temperatures are a little short than average. we will see a huge warm-up, with echl it tures close to 70 for a couple of days. a big warm up on the way. today, we're back in the 20s, like we had this morning. enjoy the sunshine. we have high clouds strolling from the west. we'll be pretty quiet. i don't want you to worry about any rain or snow tonight. we will be chilly. good news, the wind stays pretty quiet. clouds increase throughout the evening. winds are 10-12 miles an hour. temperatures and temperatures are around 37 degrees. 38 in sharonville. we're at 33 for wilmington. mid 30s for mazeville, to thalmus and owington. and west union at 35. we will continue to have road temperatures stay well above freezing as well. that's a good thing we saw the sun today, road surface temperatures in the 50s and 60s, even the 70s right now. that will stay fairly warm through tomorrow morning

kentucky, maine, nebraska, and a primary election in louisiana. >>> new jersey senator robert menendez is urging new jersey transit officials and the workers union tonight to consider the consequences of a possible strike. both sides are meeting with federal mediators in washington today for what they call the final talks before the march 13th strike deadline. at issue? wage increases and health benefits. without a contract for five years. if there is a strike, more than 100,000 commuters will be affected. >>> stocks on wall street today up for the fourth trading day in a row after the release of a robust jobs report. u.s. employers added 242,000 jobs in february. the unemployment rate held steady at 4.9% and that sent the dow climbing 62 points climbing above the 17,000 mark. nasdaq added nine points. the s&p 500 rose six. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 6:00 for this friday night a knife found in the property once owned by o.j. simpson and held by a retired l.a. cop for years, is it the murder weapon of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman? >> a former police officer with a tearful apology before a judge sentenced him for stealing from

union is tightening up. donald trump took home two more victories last night in kentucky and louisiana, but ted cruz won maine, kansas and more delegates overall than trump. here's where the republican board stands right now. trump still on top with 385 delegates. cruz is second with 298. and marco rubio has 126. and last night trump declared it a two-man race. >> ted is at least moving along okay. but marco has to get out of the race. has to. because despite what ted said, oh, do i want to run against just ted. that will be easy. >> but rubio says not so fast. he's betting on winning his home state of florida and collecting all 99 of its delegates. still republican voters aren't rushing towards marco rubio. ted cruz was the favorite at this weekend's cpac conference, the biggest gathering of conservative activists in the country. before yesterday's primary and caucuses, i sat down with rubio at cpac. we talked in front of a supportive and vocal crowd. donald trump was supposed to be here this morning. he backed out. i sense that the crowd has an opinion on that. do you? >> yeah. i mean, this is the american

four states maine, kansas, kentucky and louisiana are in play for republican candidates and three nebraska, kansas and louisiana for the democrats. american conservative union was upset donald trump went to kansas rather than speak to their group. >>> campaign 2016 will take center stage in our area, a campaign stop for donald trump in concord. he will be at the cabarrus arena monday at noon. that is free, open to everyone. you have to register online. we put a link on wbtv.com, under web extras. we will be there bringing you live coverage on monday. >>> presidential candidate dr. ben carson is ending his run won't be endorsing anyone. he made announcement during c-pac, a huge gathering of conservatives. he will now be working on a project to encourage religious values voters to participate in elections. >>> new this morning, the white house says president obama alone will decide who to meet with when he arrives in cuba on that history-making trip this month. john ernestmonth. he set meetings with activists on the communist island nation as a condition for the trip. he and raul castro moved more than a year ago to restore formal diplomatic relations between

again, doing well in kentucky because in part, coal mining country, blue collar, union guys and gals> are you surprised they're not going for cruz? >> cruz doesn't have the same effective message about illegal immigration and trade. that's the one-two punch in a lot of southern states. people will watch for the evangelicals to go for cruz in south carolina. >> maybe he would run the map with super tuesday. >> and to repeat a quote that was in the "wall street journal" after south carolina, i want a leader, not a preacher. so people don't vote, don't necessarily vote -- >> who said that? the "wall street journal"? >> it was a quote in the journal. i don't want a preacher running the country, i want a leader. somebody who voted for donald trump. >> got it. did you just assume they had that kind of accent? >> they were from the south so they sounded kind of like that. maybe worse. >> these are your people. >> he's dressed like a salesman. >> very good. i was going to bring a pocket watch tonight. >> you look at these numbers, it's interesting as we get -- wait to -- what's going to be h

kentucky. there is not a lot of rainfall, by 6:00 a.m. it is gone. the wind will stick around. much of the area is not under an advisory. fayette and union county are under an advisory when it will be windy and cooler. temperatures are in the upper 60' s. 60 eight at cvg. closer to 60 in southeastern indiana. our temperatures are falling. 8:00, expect clear in the 50' s. you might want to jacket for the early morning hours. it will be windy, 20-miles-per-hour gusting to 30-miles-per-hour. through the afternoon, we will rebound into the middle 60' s. such check of the roads. the alert yesterday said it kyla: all lanes are open now. if you caught the alert or saw the news yesterday evening, the incident at the combs-hehl bridge had to shut down for quite a long time. all lanes are open. we will check in with dan griffin to get an update on the investigation. we will be looking for more details throughout the day. right now, things are good. 74 at 275 through the western communities moving right along. good speed to northern kentucky for this portion of the 275 felipe at 71/75. heavier on 275, the ohio-site. it is moderate and volume. no de

union labor life insurance company will provide low-cost loans for replacing lead water pipes. those loans would boost the mayor' s $55 million fast start program. slow lines and long wait times plagued kentucky voters, as they showed up for the republican caucuses on saturday. wlwt news 5' s kyla woods tells us how we' re learning the expected. kyla: it was the first republican caucus since 1984, and it seems none of the voters wanted to miss this opportunity. while many republican officials feared a low turnout, more than 229,000 kentuckians turned out to vote on a chilly, rainy saturday. that was more than voted in the 2012 republican presidential primary, a race that mitt romney had largely already won. republican party of kentucky executive director mike biagi said the vote totals could have been more, because thousands of registered democrats and independents showed up wanting to vote. they were turned away, but not before some of them changed their registration. there were lots of reasons voters said it was worth waiting in long lines to vote. some wanted to stop donald trump in his tracks. >> it surprised me they put only one place to vote in each county, unless they expected a very l

kentucky, republican. you're on the air. caller: yes. i can remember years ago in the democrat party, my union would come to the meetings, the bosses would say now, you need to vote for this. you do what we tell you to do and we're going to put these people up there and you will vote for them. well, i have had enough of that and i changed to a republican party. host: ok. caller: but now for the last six months, it's the same thing. except for it's the establishment who are now my union bosses, who are telling me you're a democrat, you're crossover. we don't want you here. and if you are going to stay here, you keep your mouth shut and we're going to push this one at you, jeb bush, john kasich, marco rubio, one after another, after another. but yet the one man that can beat trump, they will not get around and that is ted cruz and it is beyond me. now, i want to say one more thing. what's more important? party or country? thank you. host: ok, richard. on your point, while trump remains well ahead in delegates, he has yet to post the kinds of convincing wins that would show the pear is unifying around him. mr. cruz was posing a stiff challe