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There was a very interesting article in The Hill this morning talking about the fact that

establishment-type Democrats, both campaign strategists, Democratic advisors, sitting

politicians, everybody like that, those establishment types, are actually open to the idea of letting

Bernie Sanders come in and help steer the party forward, but as the article continues,

it becomes clear that these people who are suddenly warming up to Bernie Sanders aren't

doing it because they want to embrace his policies.

Instead, they want to embrace his popularity.

They don't understand that the reason Bernie Sanders is popular, is the most popular politician

in the United States, it's not because his name is Bernie Sanders or he looks like everybody's

grandfather.

It's because he is out there advocating for policies that actually help people, something

the Democratic Party actually used to stand for.

You know, 15, 20 years ago, maybe even a little bit before that, we wouldn't even be having

this discussion today.

The Democratic Party, back before Bill Clinton was elected and we let these new way Democrats,

the DLC come in and push the party further to the center, borderline to the right, and

it was at that point that the party stopped caring about average people, about the middle

class, about the underclass.

They started only caring for the 1% just like the Republican Party.

Then, after Citizens United, you'll notice a trend that happened, and this is really

interesting.

Before Citizens United, the top donor group to the Democratic Party was trial lawyers,

people who go out there every day and take on massive corporations to fight for injured

victims in the United States.

After Citizens United, the top donor to the Democratic Party is Wall Street banks.

The Democrats think that they can have it both ways.

They think that they can embrace Bernie Sanders the politician but not his ideas.

Instead, they want to embrace the politician while still taking money from Wall Street

banks and corporations.

That is not a winning strategy.

That's not a winning combination, and it goes against all the things that Bernie Sanders

is out there advocating for, because guess what?

His policies aren't going to be super great for corporations.

They're going to make corporations have to cough up just a little bit more money every

year.

Now, don't worry.

They're still going to make their multi-billion dollar profits, but those profits are going

to go down slightly.

You know why?

Because we need universal healthcare in the United States.

We need debt-free college education.

We need investments into our infrastructure.

We need to protect our environment.

Those things cost money, and the corporations who currently aren't paying taxes or aren't

paying their fair share in taxes, like the top 1%, those are the people who are going

to have to cough up a little bit more to make this country great again.

See, we can make America great again, but not with the policies of Donald Trump and

not with the policies of the Democratic Party or the Republican Party.

We need to listen to people like Bernie Sanders.

There is a reason he is so popular.

Again, the Democratic Party, these strategists who are now warming up to the idea of, "Bring

him on in.

Let's listen to him," they don't care about his policies.

They want his email lists.

They want to use his podcast that he's starting.

They want to bring in all these new Democratic voters and then convince them that they don't

actually want the things that Bernie Sanders is talking about.

They don't want debt-free college education.

They want to give corporations tax breaks, but it's not going

to work.

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Man dies after being shot at Easter celebration - Duration: 1:13.

ALEX BROWNING HAS THE VERY

LATEST ON THE SEARCH FOR THE

SHOOTER.

ALEX: HUNDREDS HERE AT MLK

JUNIOR PARK IN PAHOKEE

CELEBRATING EASTER SUNDAY, BUT

SUDDENLY THIS JOYOUS CELEBRATION

TURNS DEADLY AS SOMEONE FIRES A

GUN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.

PIECES OF CRIME SCENE TAPE

REMAIN AFTER SUNDAY'S DEADLY

SHOOTING AT MLK JR. MEMORIAL

PARK.

THE VICTIM'S SISTER WAS BACK AT

THE CRIME SCENE THIS AFTERNOON,

REALITY SLOWLY SINKING IN.

SHE ASKED US NOT TO SHOW HER ON

CAMERA OR IDENTIFY HER BROTHER.

SHE TOLD ME THERE WERE HUNDREDS

OF PEOPLE AT THE PARK

CELEBRATING EASTER SUNDAY.

SHE WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE

PARK WHEN SHOTS WERE FIRED INTO

THE CROWD, H 22-YEAR-OLD

BROTHER SHOT.

HE DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

RIGHT NOW, DETECTIVES DO NOT

HAVE A SUSPE.

THE VICTIM'S SISTER BELIEVES HER

BROTHER WAS TARGETED.

DETECTIVES ARE HOPING SOMEONE

WHO WAS HERE AT THAT PARK

YESTERDAY CAN HELP THEM IDENTIFY

THE SHOOTER OR SHOOTERS AND

HOPEFULLY BRING SOME CLOSURE AND

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Horse rescued from mud Monday morning - Duration: 0:48.

FIREFIGHTERS ARE FOCUSING THEIR

INVESTIGATION.

HAPPENING NOW, FIREFIGHTERS

RESCUED A HORSE THAT WAS STUCK

IN THE ACREAGE.

FIREFIGHTERS WERE ON SCENE FOR

PART OF THE MORNING TRYING TO

PULL THE HORSE NAMED SKIP OUT OF

THE MUD.

A VETERINARIAN WAS ALSO ON HAND

TO INSPECT THE HORSE.

>> IT IS UNIQUE, BUT WE DO TRAIN

BECAUSE WE HAVE SUCH A LARGE

EQUESTRIAN COMMUNITY IN PALM

BEACH COUNTY.

WE HAVE WELLINGTON, THE ACREAGE,

LOXAHATCHEE.

THERE ARE A LOT OF HOMEOWNERS

THAT HAVE LARGE ANIMALS.

WE DO TRAIN FIREFIGHTERS IN HOW

TO RESCUE THEM.

THEY DO GET STUCK AND GET INTO

TROUBLE.

ERIN: FIREFIGHTERS SAY THAT SKIP

For more infomation >> Horse rescued from mud Monday morning - Duration: 0:48.

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Visitation for Dan Rooney at Heinz Field - Duration: 1:40.

CLUB AT HEINZ

FIELD.

SHELDON INGRAM LIVE WITH WHAT

THEY CAN EXPECT.

>> THE FINALLY PREPARATIONS ARE

COMPLETE FOR THE VIEWING OF

MR. DAN ROONEY AND RIGHT NOW,

WE ARE POSITIONED AT THE

INTERSECTION OF ART ROONEY

DRIVE AVENUE AND NORTH SHORE

DRIVE AND JUST OFF TO MY RIGHT,

YOU CAN SEE TWO POLICE OFFICERS

ARE IN PLACE AS THEY'RE

PREPARED TO DIRECT THE PUBLIC

FOR THIS VIEWING.

AS WE LOOK FURTHER TO THE LEFT

FURTHER DOWN ART ROONEY AVENUE,

THEY'LL FILTER INTO HEINZ

FIELD.

-THAT'S WHERE EVERYBODY WILL

ASSEMBLY ONCE THEY GET INTO

GATE B.

NELL' PROCEED THROUGH THE HEINZ

FIELD AND GO THROUGH THE FED EX

GREAT HALL, FROM THE GREAT

HALL, THEY WILL ENTER INTO THE

PNC CHAMPIONSHIPS CLUB WHERE

THEY WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE

VIEWING OF MR. ROONEY.

FROM THE CHAMPIONSHIPS CLUB,

THAT'S WHEN THEY WILL EXIT THE

AND COME OUT OF HEINZ FIELD.

A FEW PEOPLE WERE PASSING OUT

OF HEINZ FIELD AND THEY

INTENDED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE

VIEWING OF MR. ROONEY BECAUSE

OF HOW MUCH HE MEANT TO THE

PITTSBURGH STEELERS AND HOW

MUCH HE MEANT TO THE CITY OF

PITTSBURGH IN GENERAL.

THE STEELERS SAY THEY EXPECT A

LOT OF PEOPLE TO ATTEND THIS

VIEWING AND THEY SAY THERE'S

NOT A LIMIT IN TERMS OF THE

NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT THEY WILL

USHER INTO THE STADIUM BUT IT

WILL BE A CONSTANT FLOW OF

PEOPLE THROUGH GATE B UNTIL THE

VIEWING ENDS AT 7:00.

AGAIN, THE VIEWING BEGINS AT

2:00 THIS AFTERNOON WHEN THEY

WILL ALLOW THE PUBLIC INTO

HEINZ FIELD FOR THE VIEWING OF

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Video: Clouds are moving in - Duration: 3:40.

EVENT IS

CONSIDERABLY SMALLER.

>> LOOKS LIKE MAYBE THEY'RE

GETTING BETTER ON THE EASTER EGG

ROLL.

>> YEAH.

>> IT -- WE ARE FORTUNATE THAT

WE ARE REMOVED FROM THAT BECAUSE

THERE'S SOMETHING IMPORTANT

GOING ON IN THE CITY.

>> BUNCH OF THE RUNNERS WOULD

ENJOY TRACK OF WATER FROM MOTHER

NATURE.

>> BUT IT IS BEAUTIFUL OUT THERE

WITH HIGH CLOUDS MOVING THROUGH.

THE TEMPERATURES HAVE SNUCK UP

TO 74 DEGREES.

NOT THE 86 WE HAD YESTERDAY IN

BOSTON.

WHEN YOU ARE RUNNING AND IT IS

OVER 70 DEGREES, AND MAKES IT

MORE TOUGH.

THE WIND IS ACTIVE OUT OF THE

WEST-NORTHWEST, SO IT IS A

TAILWIND.

WE ARE GETTING GUSTS OVER 30

MILES PER HOUR IN MOST AREAS.

THIS WENT WILL BE WITH US --

THIS WIND WILL BE WITH US THE

REST OF THE AFTERNOON BRINGING

COOLER TEMPERATURES.

WE ARE 74 TODAY, BUT LOOK WHAT

HAPPENS TOMORROW.

WILL BE RUNNING BELOW ARE

ADVERTISED, WHICH IS IN THE

MID-50'S.

WE HAVE A BIG COOLDOWN COMING IN

A COOLER AIR IS JUST TO THE

NORTH AND WEST AND AROUND

FREEZING TOWARDS THE GREAT LAKES

PRETTY YOU CAN SEE 40'S, 30'S,

AND THIS IS THE MS SETTLING IN

OVER THE NEXT 24 HOURS.

WE DO HAVE BIG CHANGES AHEAD.

THERE IS A FRONTAL BOUNDARY

BRINGING THE COOLER AIR AND THE

BREEZE IS PICKING UP.

TO THE SOUTH, THERE IS RAIN

WILLING TO THE D.C. AREA THAT

WILL SKIRT OFFSHORE, BUT WE WILL

SEE HIGH CLOUDINESS ASSOCIATED

WITH THAT.

WE WILL KEEP YOU DRY THE NEXT --

WE WILL KEEP IT DRY FOR THE NEXT

OF THE AFTERNOON.

PLYMOUTH 73.

WARMER ON THE CAPE TODAY THEN

ALL DAY YESTERDAY.

OFF TO THE WEST, THERE IS A

COOLER AIR.

ONLY IN THE 50'S BACK TOWARD THE

BERKSHIRES.

WE CONTINUE WITH A WIND AND

TEMPERATURES HOLD STEADY AND

BEGIN TO FALL THE REST OF THE

AFTERNOON.

WE WILL FALL TO AROUND 60

DEGREES AFTER SUNSET.

WE WILL WATCH THE CLOUDS SNEAK

UP AND BY MID AFTERNOON FROM

BOSTON ON SOUTHWARD, IT WILL GET

CLOUDIER AND THEN THE CLOUDS

PUSHED OFFSHORE AND WE ARE

CLEARING THINGS UP THIS EVENING.

MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES TO THE

OVERNIGHT.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL DROP IT BY

TOMORROW MORNING, IT IS ONLY

AROUND 40 DEGREES, BUT TO THE

NORTH AND WEST, IT WILL BE IN

THE 30'S TOMORROW MORNING.

QUITE A CHANGE COULD I

TEMPERATURES TOMORROW.

STUCK IN THE 40'S OF THE COAST.

LOW 50'S OVER THE INTERIOR.

HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING FROM THE

NORTH.

THE WIND KICKS UP FROM THE OCEAN

BRINGING A DECK OF LOW CLOUDS

OFF THE OCEAN AND THERE COULD BE

A PATCH FOR TWO OF DRIZZLE.

THEN WE WILL WATCH A NEW SYSTEM

FROM THE WEST ON WEDNESDAY

BRINGING MORE WIDESPREAD SHOWERS

THE BRIGHTEST DAY WILL BE TODAY.

TOMORROW, SHOWERS WILL HOLD OFF

TO THE EVENING HOURS.

IF YOU HAVE PLANS DURING THE

DAY, A LOT OF CLOUDS.

IN THE EVENING, SHOWERS MOVE ON

AND.

DOES NOT LOOK LIKE A HEAVY

SOAKING RAIN.

THEY MAY WILL CONTINUE WITH A

FEW SHOWERS THURSDAY.

STAYS AND SETTLED ON FRIDAY.

WE DO NOT THEIR THINGS AND AGAIN

UNTIL NEXT WEEKEND.

SO CUT THE SUNSHINE THE REST OF

THE AFTERNOON.

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One dead in West Mifflin crash - Duration: 0:28.

OUR MOBILE APP.

DAVID KAPLAN, PITTSBURGH'S

ACTION NEWS 4.

>> THANK YOU, DAVID.

THIS AFTERNOON, WE'RE WAITING

TO LEARN THE IDENTITY OF ONE

PERSON KILLED IN A CRASH ON

ROUTE 837.

IT HAPPENED IN WEST MIFFLIN

LAST NIGHT.

CREWS KEPT OUR CAMERAS AT A

DISTANCE HERE ON THE SCENE.

THE ACCIDENT HAPPENING AROUND

8:00 NEAR THE AREA OF THE

For more infomation >> One dead in West Mifflin crash - Duration: 0:28.

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Sunday flooding wreaks havoc in Green, Delhi townships - Duration: 1:35.

WLWT NEWS 5'S BRIAN HAMRICK IS

LIVE IN GREEN TOWNSHIP

BRIAN: THIS GOT A LITTLE PROBL

WITH A HOLE -- WELL, SLIGHTLY

BIGGER THAN A SMALL PROBLEM.

THIS MASSIVE HOLE WAS DOUG BY

THE SHEER FORCE OF WATER.

IT SUCKED IN PART OF THE ROAD

THE GUARD RAIL AND ANYTHING ELSE

THIS WASN'T THE ONLY PLACE WHERE

THEY HAD TROUBLE WITH FLASH

FLOODING.

IN DELHI WE TALK TO A MAN WHO

DROVE INTO THE WATER HE THOUGHT

WASN'T THAT DEEP ON RAPID RUN.

ALL OF THE SUDDEN, HIS CAR WAS

FLOATING.

HE COULDN'T OPEN THE DOO

BECAUSE OF THE WATER PRESSURE

AGAINST IT.

FORTUNATELY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

ARRIVED AND WAS ABLE TO RESCUE

HIM.

THE FLASH FLOODING ALSO GOT INTO

SOME NEARBY BUSINESSES ON RAPID

RUN.

THEY WERE CLEANING UP TODAY.

AND THE MAN RESCUED WAS JUST

RELIEVED TO BE HERE AFTER HIS

ORDEAL.

>> AND IN THE CAR JUST SITTING

IN A UNDERWATER STARTED FILLING

UP.

IT FILLED UP THE WHOLE SLEEP.

IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT CAME OUT

AND GOT ME OUT OF THE CAR.

BRIAN: YOU'RE LOOKING NORTH OF

CLEAVES MIDDLE -- CLEVES WARSAW.

THE ROAD IS SHUT DOWN NOW, NO

ONE CAN GO BY HERE EITHER GOING

UP OR DOWN THE HILL AREA IT'S

ALWAYS A GOOD BE MONTHS BEFORE

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Video: Tips for disciplining children without yelling - Duration: 2:15.

LACEE: RESEARCH SHOWS THAT

YELLING AT YOUR KIDS CAN BE JUST

AS HARMFUL AS HITTING THEM.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO WHEN IT COMES

TO DISCIPLINE YOUR CHILD?

JOINING ME IS SOMEONE FROM

FAMILY TREE.

AN IMPORTANT TOPIC AND ONE THAT

HAS BEEN COMING UP A LOT.

FIRST THINGS FIRST, YOU NEED TO

LISTEN TO YOUR CHILD.

>> ABSOLUTELY.

WE KNOW THAT POSITIVE DISCIPLINE

PROVIDES BOUNDARIES FOR OUR

CHILDREN, TEACHES APPROPRIATE

BEHAVIOR BUT ALSO ENCOURAGES

CHOICE WITHIN THE CONFINES OF A

LOVING AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IS SO

IMPORTANT FOR NOT JUST TEACHING

APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR BUT

BUILDING RELATIONSHIP, BECAUSE

WE KNOW THAT EFFECTIVE

DISCIPLINE HAPPENS WITHIN THE

CONFINES OF A HEALTHY

RELATIONSHIP.

LACEE: SOMETIMES IT IS HARD FOR

US TO LISTEN, SO WE SPEAK BEFORE

WE THINK ABOUT WHAT TO SAY.

>> WE TEACH REFLECTIVE LISTENING

SKILLS.

SO YOU CAN DO SOME THINGS LIKE

PARROTING, REPEATING OR COPYING

THAT WHAT YOU THINK YOU HAVE

HEARD YOUR CHILDREN SAYING.

JUST ACKNOWLEDGING THEM WITH

NODS AND POSITIVE RESPONSES AND

THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK.

LACEE: YOU HAVE TO BE CALM,

BECAUSE THEY ARE LITTLE.

>> WE KNOW THAT STRESS IN LIFE

CHALLENGES CAN GET IN THE WAY OF

US EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATING

WITH OUR CHILDREN.

REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS LIKE WHEN

YOU WERE A CHILD AND WANTING

THAT HELPFUL EAR.

LACEE: YOU HAVE TO ADDRESS THEIR

BEHAVIOR.

>> J UST REMEMBERING THAT YOU

WANT TO ADDRESS IT IN AN

AGE-APPROPRIATE FASHION,

REMEMBERING OUR CHILDREN HAVE

DIFFERENT NEEDS THAT ABILITY AND

WE AS PARENTS ARE GOING -- IN A

UNIQUE POSITION TO ADDRESS

THOSE.

LACEE:. SOMETIMES WE ARE THE

ONES WHO NEED TO APOLOGIZE

>> IT'S OK TO LET OUR CHILDREN

KNOW WE ARE SORRY AND MISTAKES

HAPPEN AND YOU CAN BOUNCE BACK

AND COME BACK AND PROVIDE A

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP.

LACEE: SOMETIMES YOU WANT TO

MAKE SURE TO LET THEM KNOW WHEN

THEY ARE DOING GOOD.

>> PRAISE BEHAVIOR JUST AS MUCH

IF NOT MORE AS WE POINT OUT

INCORRECT BEHAVIORS.

LACEE: THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR

JOINING US.

FAMILIES WILL BE TOGETHER -- IT

IS BUSY FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND.

>> WE AT FAMILY TREE HAVE A

For more infomation >> Video: Tips for disciplining children without yelling - Duration: 2:15.

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2 injured as car slams into Cheviot building - Duration: 1:08.

HE DAMAGE TODAY.

ANDREW SETTERS: WHILE CHEVIOT

POLICE CONTINUE THEIR

INVESTIGATION, THEY KNOW ONE

THING, THEY WERE DEALING WITH A

CAR MOVING AT A HIGH RATE OF

SPEED.

IT HIT HERE, WENT AIRBORNE, AND

SMASHED THROUGH THE WALL OF THE

FLOWER GARDEN FLORIST.

INSIDE THE FLOWER SHOP, THEY'VE

GOT A MESS TO CLEAN UP

BUT FIRST, THEY NEED THEIR

INSURANCE ADJUSTER TO COME IN

AND GET A GOOD LOOK AT THE

DAMAGE THAT THEY STILL CAN'T

QUITE BELIEVE.

SUNDAY MORNING, A CAR JUMPED THE

CURB AND SMASHED THROUGH THE

SIDE OF THE BUILDING.

IT BROKE THROUGH THE COOLER AND

EVEN BUSTED THE WALL OF THE

OFFICE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE

COOLER.

THE OWNER OF THE BUSINESS IS

HOPING TO GET THINGS BACK UP AND

RUNNING SOON.

BUT WITHOUT A COOLER, SHE'S

WITHOUT FRESH FLOWERS, BUT SHE'S

ALREADY GOT HER PLAN LAID OUT TO

GET THE DOORS OPEN.

CHARLOTTE ILIFF: I'M FOCUSED AND

ORGANIZED AND AS I SAID, WE WERE

PLANNING ON MAKING THAT A DRIVE

THRU ANYWAY, WE JUST DIDN'T HAVE

THE SIGNS UP YET.

[LAUGHTER]

ANDREW: CHARLOTTE ILIFF IS

TRYING TO DEAL WITH ALL OF THIS

WITH A SENSE OF HUMOR.

SHE'S BEEN HERE AT THIS LOCATION

FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS AND SHE'S

HOPING TO GET BACK IN BUSINESS

LATER THIS WEEK.

FROM CHEVIOT, ANDREW SETTERS,

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Big crowd on hand for legislative budget hearings - Duration: 1:42.

ST -- THE

FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SINCE THE

BOSTON MARATHON BOMBINGS.

LOCALLY, IT IS A RED -- A RACE

TO AN ADJOURNMENT DEADLINE.

I ONCE PLEADED THEIR CASE TO

STATE LEGISLATORS, ASKING FOR

FUNDING FOR ORGANIZATIONS FACING

MAJOR CUTS.

THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE IS

HOLDING A MEETING TODAY AND

HANNAH HILYARD IS LIVE AT THE

STATEHOUSE.

WHAT IS GOING ON THERE?

REPORTER: THAT TO OUR BUDGET

HEARING SHOULD BE WRAPPING UP

ANY MINUTE.

THEY HAD NEARLY 50 SPEAKERS

TALKED TO THE APPROPRIATIONS

COMMITTEE.

THE ROOM WAS PACKED WITH JUST AS

MANY PEOPLE OUT HERE IN THE

OVERFLOW WATCHING THE FEED ON A

GIANT SCREEN.

THE WAS A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS

THIS MORNING -- A CHUNK OF

SPEAKERS FROM THE HEALTH AND

HUMAN SERVICES SECTOR, A SECTOR

FACING NEARLY $70 MILLION IN

CUTS.

THE LOUDEST GROUP WAS THOSE IN

SUPPORT OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD.

THE PROPOSAL WOULD DISMANTLE THE

IOWA FAMILY PLANNING NETWORK

WHICH TARGETS PLANNED

PARENTHOOD.

SEVERAL VICTIMS SPOKE ABOUT THE

CARE THEY WOULD BE ABLE TO

PROVIDE TO VICTIMS OF SEXUAL

ASSAULT AND VIOLENCE.

>> HOW MANY VICTIMS WOULD IT

TAKE TO PRESERVE THIS AMOUNT OF

FUNDING AND HOW ARE WE TO DECIDE

WHICH 10-YEAR-OLD RAPE VICTIM,

WHICH 86-YEAR-OLD DOMESTIC

VIOLENCE VICTIM OR WHICH

HOMELESS MOTHER OF THREE

DESERVES SERVICES?

REPORTER THE CROWD DID GET A

LITTLE ROWDY FOR THE LEOPOLD

CENTER, MANY PEOPLE SPEAKING IN

SUPPORT OF THAT GROUP.

IT IS A SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

GROUP ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK.

I WILL HAVE MUCH MORE FROM THE

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Video: Dr. Jean Warner answers questions about mammograms - Duration: 2:31.

LACEE: MANY WOMEN QUESTION

WHETHER THEY NEED A MANNER

GRAHAM -- NEED A MAMMOGRAM AS

THEY AGE.

A YOU STUDY HELPS -- A NEW STUDY

HELPS WITH THAT DISCUSSION.

IT ONLY INVESTIGATED WOMEN UP TO

AGE 74.

THE NEW STUDY FOUND THERE IS NO

CLEAR AGE CUTOFF POINT.

JOINING ME NOW THIS MORNING WITH

MORE INFORMATION IS DR. JEAN

WARNER.

GOOD MORNING, THANK YOU FOR

BEING HERE.

>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.

LACEE: THE CUT OFF, THERE IS NO

CUTOFF?

>> CORRECT.

THE STUDY SHOWED THE SCREENING

HAS A CLEARED BENEFIT -- A CLEAR

BENEFIT, EVEN IN WOMEN UP TO AGE

90.

IT IS ONE CAVEAT.

IF WE ARE TO SCREEN WOMEN OVER

THE AGE OF 75, THEY SHOULD HAVE

EXPECTED LIFE EXPECTANCY OF AT

LEAST FIVE TO 10 MORE YEARS.

LACEE: OK.

>> WE TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THEIR

OTHER MEDICAL ISSUES TO

DETERMINE IF THEY WOULD RAIN --

WOULD REMAIN A CANDIDATE FOR

SCREENING.

LACEE: WHAT IS THE FIRST POINT

THEY SHOULD GET MAMMOGRAMS?

>> THE MOST BENEFIT IN TERMS OF

SAVING LIVES FROM BREAST CANCER,

WE START AT AGE 40 AND DO ANNUAL

SCREENINGS.

LACEE: EVEN BEFORE MAMMOGRAMS,

WOMEN CAN STILL TAKE THEIR DESK

AND TAKE IT INTO THEIR OWN

BREAST HEALTH BY DOING SELF

EXAMS?

>> YES, I AM A SELF BELIEVER OF

-- I AM A BELIEVER OF SELF

EXAMS.

THERE ARE CANCERS THAT ARE FOUND

BY PALPATING THE BREAST.

IT SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED.

LACEE: SOME PEOPLE SAY IT IS

VERY PAINFUL, WHAT CAN YOU TELL

THEM?

>> IT IS A SHORT EPISODE OF

PAIN.

I HAD MY MAMMOGRAM THIS WEEK.

I KNOW WHAT WOMEN ARE TALKING

ABOUT.

I WOULD TELL THEM THE

COMPRESSION IS NOT TO CAUSE

PAIN, BUT FOR A VERY IMPORTANT

REASON.

WE CAN GET THE INFORMATION.

LACEE: TELL US MORE ABOUT THE

IMPORTANCE OF GETTING THESE

EXAMS.

>> MAMMOGRAPHY IS THE ONLY TEST

-- SCREENING TEST THAT HAS BEEN

SHOWN TO HAVE A MORTALITY

BENEFIT.

IT MEANS A WOMAN HAS THE BEST

CHANCE OF DECREASING HER CHANCE

OF DYING FROM BREAST CANCER.

BREAST CANCER IS THE SECOND

LEADING CANCER CAUSE OF DEATH IN

AMERICAN WOMEN.

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Cook's Corner: Ham salad and deviled eggs - Duration: 3:13.

NDS HAVE BEEN

SOME OF THE BEST WEATHER.

LET'S GO TO "COOK'S CORNER."

ERIN: WE ARE JOINED IN THE NEWS

9 KITCHEN BY STEVE FROM

BLACKWATER MUSTARD COMPANY

TODAY. WE'RE MAKING HAM SALAD

AND DEVILED EGGS

STEVE: WE FIGURE IT IS SOMETHING

THAT EVERYBODY HAS PLENTY OF

AROUND THE HOUSE THIS TIME OF

YEAR.

WE START WITH THE HAM SALAD.

PROCESS AS IT AND IT ENDS UP

BEING AROUND THREE CUPS.

CELERY AND ONIONS CHOPPED UP.

PUT IN SOME PICKLE RELISH.

FOR THIS PARTICULAR RECIPE,

MAYONNAISE, THREE QUARTERS OF A

CUP.

ABOUT A QUARTER OF THE

BLACKWATER ORIGINAL SWEET

MUSTARD.

ERIN: YOU HAVE A NUMBER OF

DIFFERENT FLAVORS.

STEVE: UP TO 13 DIFFERENT

FLAVORS RIGHT NOW.

ERIN: WOW.

I KNOW YOU BROUGHT THE MAPLE AND

THE HOT AND SWEET.

WHAT ELSE DO YOU HAVE?

STEVE: CRANBERRY, CRACK SEED

MUSTARD, HONEY MUSTARD.

GARLIC MUSTARD.

THREE NEW FLAVORS FOR THE

BREWERY WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF

THINGS GOING ON THERE.

DIFFERENT CONSISTENCIES.

ERIN: ALL RIGHT.

YOU ARE MIXING THAT UP.

THE DEVILED EGGS -- HOW DID YOU

DO THE DOUBLE BAGS?

-- DEVILED EGGS?

STEVE: TAKE ABOUT 6 EGGS AND

TAKE THE YOLKS OUT AND MASH

THEM UP LIKE THAT.

1/8 CUP MUSTARD, 18 CUP

MAYONNAISE.

ERIN: WHAT DO YOU USE FOR THIS

ONE?

STEVE: THIS IS THE MAPLE.

EASY AS CAN BE.

MAKES IT UP LIKE THAT.

ONE OF THE THINGS I FOUND WITH

PEELING THE EGGS IS IF YOU GET A

FRESH EGG, THEY WILL PEEL HARD.

BOIL THEM FOR 12 MINUTES AND GET

THEM ABSOLUTELY COOL AND THEN

PUT THEM IN WARM WATER FOR 10 TO

15 SECONDS.

THE SHELL WILL COME RIGHT OFF.

ERIN: I NEVER TRIED THAT BEFORE.

STEVE: CLICK ME 24 TRIES BUT I

FINALLY GOT IT RIGHT.

ERIN: EVERYBODY HAS EXIT THEY

CELEBRATE EASTER AT HOME.

HOW DO YOU GET MUSTARD IF YOU

ARE INTERESTED?

STEVE: LOOK ONLINE,

BLACKWATERMUSTARDCOMPANY.COM.

A LIST OF PLACES SELLING AROUND

THE STATE.

OR GO TO YOUR LOCAL GROCERY

STORE AND ASK IF THEY HAVE IT,

OR GIVE ME A CALL.

ERIN: WITH 13 FLAVORS YOU ARE

BOUND TO FIND SOMETHING YOU

LIKE.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE?

DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU ARE EATING.

STEVE: WE HAVE A NUMBER OF

RECIPES ONLINE.

ERIN: THANKS SO MUCH.

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Man wanted in Berks County shooting arrested in Florida - Duration: 0:24.

A FAMILY MAN WHO WAS "JUST

TRYING TO PROTECT MY FAMILY."

IN LANCASTER, A MAN IS FACING

SEVERAL CHARGES INCLUDING

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AFTER POLICE

SAY HE ATTACKED OFFICERS DURING

HIS ARREST.

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JUST OUTSIDE OF BOYERTOWN.

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Video: Rain returns later this week 4/17/17 - Duration: 3:05.

NAPOLEONI

>> Caitlin: NOT A BAD MONDAY,

BUT SUNDAY WAS PRETTY NIECE

82 DEGREES AND FELT LIKE

SUMMER.

EVEN WHEN THE RAIN FELL IT

SMELLED LIKE IT TOO

IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL EASTER

AFTERNOON AND HOPEFULLY YOU

ENJOYED THE NICE WARM

TEMPERATURES.

SHY OF THE RECORD IN 8 -- OF

86 SET IN 2002, BUT PRETTY

IMPRESSIVE.

AND WE FELT THE COOL DOWN.

52 IN BURLINGTON AND 49 IN

PLATTSBURGH.

STILL LOW 60s ALONG THE

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY.

WE HAVE A NORTHWESTERLY WIND

THAT IS GOING TO KEEP US

COOLER AND HAS OF COURSE MADE

US COOLER SINCE YESTERDAY.

IT IS BY ABOUT 20 TO

30 DEGREES IN THE CHAMPLAIN

VALLEY.

YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE

COMPARED TO THIS TIME

YESTERDAY.

IT IS ELSEWHERE DEFINITELY

SHOWING A BIG DROP SINCE

YESTERDAY.

THERE IS THAT NORTHWEST WIND

15 MILES PER HOUR IN

BURLINGTON AND 18 IN MASSENA.

IF YOU ARE IN SOME SHADE WHICH

I'M SURE YOU ARE, IT WILL FEEL

PRETTY BRISK, BUT NOT TOO BAD

CONSIDERING THE DROP IN

TEMPERATURE.

THERE ARE THOSE CLOUD US, BUT

THEY ARE TRYING TO BREAK UP A

LITTLE BIT AND SOME MAY SEE

SOME SUN ESPECIALLY THE

FURTHER SOUTH YOU GO.

WE WILL SEE MORE AND MORE SUN

AS THE AFTERNOON GOES ON.

STILL A SLOW GO WHEN IT COMES

TO THAT CLEAR UP.

YOU CAN SEE BEHIND US THE

SYSTEM THAT IS EXITING THERE

ARE STILL CLOUDS.

THERE IS A HIGH-PRESSURE

SYSTEM OVER THE NORTH OF US IN

CANADA.

IT WILL TRY TO BRING IN THE

DRYER AIR, BUT AGAIN IT WILL

TAKE SOME TIME.

THERE WILL BE MORE AND MORE OF

THE SUN AS THE DAY GOES ON.

THE TEMPERATURES ARE RIGHT

NEAR THE 52-DEGREE MARK IN THE

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

MAYBE A LITTLE WARMER WHEN THE

SUN COMES OUT.

BUT OVERALL THE TEMPERATURES

WILL CONTINUE TO DROP.

THE NORTHWESTERLY WIND PUTS US

IN THE 40s AS WE HEAD TOWARD

MIDNIGHT.

AND FROM THERE THE

TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO

DROP DOWN INTO THE 30s.

A LITTLE COOLER TOMORROW

MORNING.

WE DO HAVE OF COURSE THE

AFTERNOON SUN AND YOU CAN SEE

SOME OF THE CLOUDS ARE STILL

HOLDING STRONG THROUGH THE

EVENING HOURS.

BUT MORE SUN AS THE DAY

PROGRESSES.

TOMORROW MORNING PARTLY CLOUDY

LIKE I MENTIONED.

A LITTLE COOL DROPPING DOWN TO

THE 30-DEGREE RANGE.

AND THEN THERE WILL BE PLENTY

OF SUNSHINE.

A FEW CLOUDS AND MOSTLY QUIET

AND WITH THE SUNSHINE IT IT

WILL HELP OUR TEMPERATURES

CLIMB.

OUR WIND IS LIGHTER TOO.

IT WILL REALLY SHAPE INTO A

NICE AFTERNOON.

WEDNESDAY THE CLOUDS ARE

BACK.

WE HAVE CLOUDS AT FIRST AND

MAYBE A LITTLE SUNSHINE LEFT

OVER.

AS THE CLOUDS FILL OUT, BEHIND

IT YOU HAVE THE RAIN.

FOR THE NORTHERN PARTS OF OUR

AREA ON WEDNESDAY, PROBABLY

AROUND MIDDAY YOU WILL SEE THE

RAIN MOVING THROUGH.

AND IT WILL BEFALLING

THROUGHOUT -- BE FALLING

THROUGHOUT WEDNESDAY EVENI.

OF COURSE THE NEXT COUE

DAYS RAIN AND TEMPERATURES ARE

NEAR THE MID50s.

IT IS VERY TYPICAL AND VERY

SEASONAL.

DESPITE THE COOL DN, WE

SHOULDN'T BE FEELING TOO BAD.

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NASA Team Explores Using LISA Pathfinder as a 'Comet Crumb' Detector - Duration: 3:34.

The solar system is a dangerous place.

One hazard is impacts from rocky debris

traveling tens of thousands of miles an hour.

Large fragments can tear a spacecraft apart, but even the smallest

pieces gradually take their toll, eroding spacecraft surfaces

and components. Dust-sized particles shed

from comets and asteroids and smaller than a single grain of sand,

traverse the solar system at speeds reaching 40,000 miles an hour.

Our best knowledge of these tiniest meteoroids

comes from measurements made near Earth.

Now, a clever new technique using the LISA Pathfinder spacecraft is measuring

this population of particles at nearly a million miles away.

Launched in 2015, LISA Pathfinder is a

technology demonstrator for the space-based detection of gravitational waves

led by the European Space Agency and with participation

by NASA. The full observatory would work by tracking

reference objects called proof masses that move under the

influence of gravity, which means the spacecraft must reduce all

other forces to an astonishing degree. Tests show

LISA Pathfinder is the most precise tool for measuring accelerations

ever flown, reducing non-gravitational forces to levels

required to detect passing gravitational waves.

Because LISA Pathfinder is extremely sensitive to its environment,

it's also sensitive to those tiny nudges from micrometeoroids.

These impacts would be reflected in motions of the proof masses,

how the spacecraft thrusters fired to counteract the impact, and other data.

Using software originally written to sift out the the faint signatures of

gravitational waves in ground-based detectors, the science team found

several impacts. When it is struck, the impact

both pushes and twists the spacecraft. Onboard sensors

detect this change and fire the Pathfinder's ultra-precise thrusters to

compensate. At full power, each of these only generates about as much

force as the weight of a mosquito. Knowing what it took to restore

the spacecraft's orientation gives scientists information

on the original direction of the particle, its momentum, and where it struck the

spacecraft. LISA Pathfinder is located at Earth-sun L1,

a gravitational balance point about million miles from Earth's

sunward side. This is essentially unexplored territory for

understanding the solar system's dust distribution. By comparing

how often Pathfinder is hit, and the particles' origins,

scientists can refine their models of solar system composition and formation.

By improving our understanding of the solar system's

dust environment, LISA Pathfinder will also help pave the way

for future giant telescopes whose large optics could be degraded

by these impacts. It's an intriguing side benefit from testing spacecraft

technology that will one day be used to observe merging black holes

billions of light years away.

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[Beeping]

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Video: Magician David London shows off some tricks - Duration: 3:15.

AYS.

VERY FITTING, NEXT, WE HAVE

DAVID, A MAGICIAN.

LIKE A MAGICIAN, I MADE LORD

DISAPPEARED AND MADE HIM APPEAR.

TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WHO

YOU ARE, WHAT TYPE OF SHOWS YOU

ARE DOING.

IT IS COMEDY, IMPROV, AND OF

COURSE, MAGIC.

>> THINGS I CANNOT BE DEFINED, I

AM CURRENTLY ON THE THIRD DAY OF

A WEEKEND OF MAGIC I AM

PREVENTING -- I'M PRESENTING.

WE PRESENTED FOR THE LAST TWO

NIGHTS.

TODAY AT 1:00, I'M PRESENTING A

FREE PERFORMANCE OF A CHILDREN'S

SHOW.

AT 3:00, I'M DOING A MAGIC AND

SURREALISM WORKSHOP.

WILL BE BACK FOR 8:00.

OMAR: YOU HAVE SOME STUFF HERE,

IS THERE ANYTHING YOU CAN SHOW

US RIGHT NOW?

>> ABSOLUTELY.

LET ME SHOW YOU.

THIS, I THOUGHT YOU MAY BE

INTERESTED IN.

THIS IS A RICHARD NIXON TOENAIL

CLIPPING.

MY UNCLE BELIEVES HAVING IT WILL

HAVE A SPECIAL CONNECTION TO

THEM.

I DO NOT HAVE A TRICK WITH THAT

RIGHT NOW.

I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE I GOT

THAT ON AIR.

DO YOU WANT TO SEE SOME MAGIC?

OMAR: YES.

>> I WILL DO A QUICK MAGIC -- IT

A QUICK CARD TRICK.

TOUCH ANY CARD YOU WANT FOR ME.

OMAR: OK.

>> REMEMBER THAT.

I WILL SHOW IT TO THE CAMERA.

I WILL NOT LOOK.

I WILL TAKE THE CARD AND FACE IT

HERE.

I WILL MAKE YOUR CAR TRAVEL TO

AND AND POSSIBLE -- TO AN

IMPOSSIBLE LOCATION.

IT WILL BE IN MY BACK POCKET,

INSIDE MY WALLET IN MY WALLET,

OR INSIDE MY SHOE.

OMAR: LET'S DO THE SHOE.

>> LET'S GET SOME OTHER THOUGHTS

IN THE STUDIO.

OMAR: WHAT DO YOU WANT?

>> SHOE?

>> THE MISSY IF I CAN MAKE

EVERYONE HAPPY.

WATCH.

POLICE REMOVE MY SHOES -- PLEASE

REMOVE MY SHOE.

WE GOT IT.

REACH INTO MY SHOE AND SHOW ME

WHAT YOU FIND.

OMAR: HERE IS YOUR WALLET.

>> THAT IS RIGHT, OPEN UP MY

WALLET.

PULL THE BLUE THING OUT.

PULL IT OUT.

OMAR: OH.

>> THAT IS MY POCKET FROM MY

FAVORITE PAIR OF JEANS.

OMAR: OH, MY GOSH.

THERE IT IS.

MY CARD.

THE 10 OF DIAMONDS.

THEY'VE LENNON, YOU HAVE DONE IT

AGAIN.

HOW --

TELL US -- YOU HAVE A WEEKEND OF

MAGIC FOR P A QUICK -- A QUICK

PTICH F --

>> LAUGH AND PLAY AND HAVE A

GOOD TIME.

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Sunday Brunch: Cosima's stuffed artichokes - Duration: 3:45.

VIGIL AT SAINT PETER'S BASILICA.

LACEE: WELCOME BACK.

IT'S TIME FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH, AND

JOINING US THIS MORNING IS

DONNA CRIVELLO, EXECUTIVE CHEF

AT COSIMA'S.

GOOD MORNING.

>> GOOD MORNING.

LACEE: THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE

THIS EASTER MORNING.

>> WE ARE GETTING READY FOR

EASTER BRUNCH.

WE ARE DOING SOME OF THE

TRADITIONAL, SICILIAN DISHES

THAT I ALWAYS HAD WHEN I WAS A

KID.

MY MOTHER'S FAVORITE WAS

ARTICHOKES.

TODAY, WE ARE GOING TO BE

FEATURING THESE TODAY AT BRUNCH

AND DINNER.

AN ARTICHOKE CAN SOMETIMES BE A

LITTLE DAUNTING FOR PEOPLE.

WHAT I DO IS THAT I CUT OFF THE

STAND -- THE STEM, AND I CUT THE

LEMON SO THAT IT HAS LEMON ON MY

KNIFE.

THEN, YOU WANT TO CUT OFF ABOUT

AN INCH OFF THE TOP OF AN

ARTICHOKE.

EVEN SORT OF SQUEEZE SOME LIMIT

ON IT, AND YOU DO THAT.

YOU CAN BOIL THEM FIRST AND THEN

FILL THEM.

YOU PUT THEM IN A LITTLE BIT OF

EXTRA WATER.

WHAT I AM DOING HERE, IF YOU CAN

PULL OUT THE ARTICHOKE, YOU CAN

GET SOME EXTRA LEAVES OUT OF IT.

YOU CAN STUFF THEM WITH

BREADCRUMB STUFFING.

PUT THEM INTO SOME WATER WITH

OLIVE OIL AND GARLIC, AND YOU

CAN STEAM THEM FOR ABOUT 45

MINUTES TO AN HOUR SO THEY ARE

TENDER.

THEN, YOU SERVE THEM WITH A

LITTLE BIT OF LEMON.

OUR OTHER DISH IS ONE OF THE

MORE TRADITIONAL ONCE WE HAVE ON

THE MENU.

IT IS LOVELY FOR EASTER AND

SPRING AND FOR MOTHER'S DAY.

WE WILL DO BRUNCH ON MOTHER'S

DAY, TOO.

THIS IS A REGATTA PIE OR TART.

IT IS SWEET WITH CANDY ORANGE,

CHOCOLATE CHIPS, AND NUTS AT THE

TOP WITH POWDERED SUGAR AND

STRAWBERRIES.

LACEE: SO YOU ARE OPEN FOR

EASTER BRUNCH TODAY, AND IT IS

YOUR FIRST TIME?

>> YES, IT WILL BE OUR FIRST

EASTER BRUNCH.

I WILL HAVE TO RUSH BACK OVER

THERE AFTER THIS.

WE ARE ALSO DOING AN EASTER

SUNDAY DINNER TONIGHT.

LACEE: A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES TO

COME IN.

>> WE WILL COOK THESE ARTICHOKES

FOR ANOTHER HOUR, AND THEY

SHOULD BE READY.

LACEE: WHAT ARE SOME OTHER

DISHES ON YOUR MENU FOR BRUNCH

TODAY?

>> WE HAVE IN ASPARAGUS

FRITTATA.

I MADE A TORT THAT IS FILLED

WITH ITALIAN HAM AND CHEESE.

WE ALSO HAVE A STUFFED PORK LOIN

THAT WE SERVE WITH SOME SOLID

AND PASTA -- SALAD AND PASTA.

WE ALSO HAVE SOME REALLY

ASPARAGUS.

IT IS A RANGE OF BRUNCH ITEMS

ALONG WITH MORE LUNCH MENU

ITEMS.

LACEE: YOU JUST KIND OF PULL IT

OFF WITH YOUR TEETH WITH THESE

ARTICHOKES?

>> YES, IT IS A BIT UNUSUAL, BUT

YOU JUST PULL IT OFF LIKE THAT.

VERY TRADITIONAL.

LACEE: IF YOU WOULD LIKE A COPY

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Showers clearing in the afternoon, cooler on Monday - Duration: 2:20.

>> NOW, YOUR WBAL TV 11 WEATHER

FORECAST.

MIRI: GOOD AFTERNOON, THE

WEATHER IS BEGINNING TO COOL OFF

NOW THAT A COLD FRONT HAS PUSHED

THROUGH.

WE ARE SEEING SOME SHOWERS AS IT

MOVES THROUGH.

RAIN IS COVERING MOST OF THE

AREA SO BELAIR, THE CITY OF

BALTIMORE AND HAROLD AND -- AND

HARFORD AND CECIL COUNTIES IN

THE EASTERN SHORE IS GETTING

MODERATE RAIN OUTSIDE OF

CENTERVILLE.

WE CAN EXPECT THE RAIN TO STICK

AROUND FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS

BUT AFTER 3 P.M., WE SHOULD SEE

A BREAK.

THE CLOUDS WILL LINGER LONGER.

VISIBILITY IS REDUCED AROUND THE

AIRPORT.

WE COULD SEE LOW-LYING CLOUDS IN

THAT AREA AND I'M A SLOW YOU

DOWN AS YOU DRIVE OUT AND ABOUT.

68-73 DEGREES TODAY AND WE

SHOULD BE AT 65 SO WE ARE STILL

A LITTLE ABOVE AVERAGE.

WE WILL HAVE SLIGHTLY COOLER

TEMPERATURES TOMORROW.

LOOK FOR NORTHWEST WINDS TODAY

UP TO 15 MILES PER HOUR AT

TIMES.

LOOK AT THIS, AND BWI IS 60 AND

ANNAPOLIS IS 65 AND STILL 72 IN

EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.

YOU CAN SEE THE WARMER AIR IS

RIGHT THERE AND OCEAN CITY IS

NEARLY 80 DEGREES AT THE BEACH

SO AS NOT A BAD DAY TO PUT SOME

SAND IN YOUR TOES.

WE'VE GOT 60'S AROUND THE REST

OF THE REGION.

ONCE THE SHOWERS CLEAR,

TEMPERATURES WILL GRADUALLY WARM

BUT NOT MUCH.

OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS, WE

SHOULD COVER IN THE 60'S FOR

MOST OF THE WAY AND THEN THE

TEMPERATURES WILL FALL BACK TO

THE 60'S.

LOOK FOR THE RAIN THE NEXT FEW

HOURS.

THE FRONT IS PUSHING IN BRINGING

IN COOLER AIR BEHIND IT.

ON THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST,

TEMPERATURES WILL GRADUALLY MOVE

TOWARD 66.

67 DEGREES TOMORROW, 69

WEDNESDAY AND THE RAIN CHANCE

RETURNS WITH TEMPERATURES UP TO

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Body found in Northport - Duration: 0:19.

SHOOTER, BUT AT THIS TIME, THERE

ARE NO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY.

THIS SHOOTING HAPPENED WERE A

6:00 LAST NIGHT.

THEY SAY FOUL PLAY IS NOT

SUSPECT.

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Light rain to taper off - Duration: 3:31.

ETHAN:

MUCH OF THE SUSQUEHANNA

VALLEY WOKE UP THIS MORNING TO

SOME LIGHT RAIN.

THE RAIN HAS MOVED OUT IN THE

CLOUDS ARE STILL LINGERING.

AS WE HEAD FOR THE AFTERNOON AND

SEE MORE SUNSHINE, THAT WILL

BOOST TEMPERATURES.

TAKE A LIVE LOOK OVER MOSTLY

CLOUDY LANCASTER, STILL MILD AT

THIS HOUR.

64 DEGREES AT THE LUNCH HOUR AND

THE WIND HAS SHIFTED TO THE

NORTH.

82 IN

CARLISLE, AND HERE IS

WHERE WE ARE NOW, DOWN TO THE

MID TO UPPER 60'S ACROSS MUCH OF

THE VALLEY.

THAT IS A BIG COOL DOWN.

13 DEGREES COOLER IN HARRISBURG.

THE BULK OF THE RAIN IS RIGHT

ALONG THE TURNPIKE AND POINTS TO

THE SOUTH.

WE DID GET A THE -- DECENT BIT

OF LIGHT RAIN OUT THERE.

NOTICE WHAT HAPPENS AS YOU HAD

NORTH OF THE TURNPIKE TOWARD LET

IT.

LANCASTER ONLY PICKING UP TO ONE

HUNDREDTHS OF AN INCH OF RAIN.

EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS.

WE ARE STILL UNDERAGE ROUTE IN

MUCH OF THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY.

RIGHT NOW, WE ARE ABOUT A ORDER

OF AN INCH ABOVE AVERAGE.

THE BULK OF THE SHOWERS WE HAD

THIS MORNING ARE SLIDING SOUTH

OF THE MASON-DIXON LINE AND WE

ARE SEEING CLEARING OUT TOWARD

ALTOONA.

WE WILL END THE DAY WITH SOME

SUNSHINE OUT THERE.

WE HAVE MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES

TOWARD PITTSBURGH.

THAT DRIER AIR WORKING IN FROM

THE WEST NORTHWEST WILL CONTINUE

TO FINAL AND AS WE HEAD THROUGH

THE DAY.

SKIES WILL CONTINUE TO CLEAR AND

THE WIND WILL START TO PICK UP.

TEMPERATURES WILL RISE INTO THE

UPPER 60'S AND IN SOME SPOTS,

HIGHS WILL BE IN THE LOWER 70'S.

WE KEEP THE SKIES MOSTLY CLEAR.

WIND WILL DIE DOWN AND

TEMPERATURES WILL DEAL A LITTLE

COOL.

AS WE HEAD THROUGH TOMORROW,

LOTS OF SUNSHINE, HIGHS RETURNED

TO THE MID-TO-UPPER 60'S.

A FEW SPOTS WILL MAKE A RUN NEAR

70 DEGREES.

NOTICE THE WIND ACROSS MUCH OF

THE VALLEY HAS SWITCHED MAINLY

OUT OF THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST.

THAT COOLER AIR BUILDING BACK

DOWN IN, NOW THAT WE ARE ON THE

BACKSIDE OF THAT COLD FRONT.

THE FRONT CONTINUES TO SLIDE TO

OURSELVES AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE

EVENING HOURS.

IS GOING TO BE A QUIET NIGHT

THANKS TO THAT RIDGE OF HIGH

PRESSURE BUILDING IN RUM

SOUTHERN CANADA.

AS WE HEAD THROUGH TUESDAY, AND

TOMORROW, MORE TYPICAL WEATHER.

WEDNESDAY COULD SEE A FEW

PASSING SHOWERS IN THE WIND

COMES BACK FROM THE EAST, MOVING

SOME OF THAT MOISTURE FROM THE

ATLANTIC BACK INTO THE

SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY AND WE HAVE

AN ACTIVE STORM TRACK SITTING UP

TO THE WEST.

WE WILL START TO SEE RAIN

CHANCES GO UP LATE WEDNESDAY

EVENING, WE WILL SEE A FEW

DISTURBANCES ALONG THAT COLD

FRONT, SO BE PREPARED FOR RAIN

CHANCES TO GO UP TOWARD THE END

OF THE WORK WEEK.

DRY TOMORROW, BUT THERE COULD BE

SOME SPRINKLES OR PERHAPS SOME

DRIZZLE AS EARLY AS

WEDNESDAY.

BETTER CHANCES FOR SCATTERED

SHOWERS WILL BE LATE WEDNESDAY

NIGHT INTO THURSDAY.

THERE WILL CERTAINLY BE SOME

PERIODS OF ON AND OFFERING.

-- ON AND OFF RAIN.

WE COOL BACK DOWN TO NEAR

SEASONAL AVERAGES TOWARD THE

WEEKEND AHEAD.

WE ARE HEADING INTO MORE ACTIVE

WEATHER PATTERNS.

WE DO SEE TEMPERATURES RISE A

BIT ON THURSDAY BUT HEADING

TOWARD THE WEEKEND, RIGHT AROUND

AVERAGE AMOUNTS.