Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Sreenivasan theres a lot riding on the results from indianas president ial primary tonight and the tension is higher than ever. The top two republican candidates unloaded on each other today, taking the vitriol to new levels. This man is a pathological liar. Reporter ted cruz in indiana this morning unleashing a blistering attack on donald trump. The republican frontrunner he cited an unsubstantiated National Enquirer report that linked cruzs father, rafael, to the man who killed president john f. Kennedy. His father was with Lee Harvey Oswald prior to oswalds being, you know, shot. Nobody even brings it up; i mean they dont even talk about that. Reporter trump
Sue serio, were going to have a rainy nurse. Looks like it. The rain isnt here yet. So were warning you now youll need your umbrella later on, see it in the central part of the state, out through ohio, but eventually all that is going to maurice ward and get here, we do have cloud cover. And the temperatures arent that cold. Not like the last couple of mornings. But we will indeed not only have rain, but as i tweeted, get ready for rain and wind this morning. In fact, we have a wind advisory in effect for southern new jersey, and all of delaware t starts at 7 00. And goes until 6 00. We could see wind gusts as high as 45 miles an hour, in these areas, it is mostly a coastal event, but some of those high winds will spread inland, and will probably see some decent breezes around the philadelphia area, as well. Right now, it is 55 degrees. What a difference from the past couple of frigid mornings. 16mile per hour winds, and really dont need to talk about windchill today. Sunrise is 6 35 t
In place, as you seep open the satellite radar picture, rain coming in from west to east, central part of the state. Stip still couple of hours away, 7 00 wind advisory goes into effect part of our area, southern new jersey, possibility of wind gusts as high as 45 miles an hour, 56 degrees, right now, with 15mile per hour winds, way milder than it has been the past couple of mornings, 42 degrees mount pocono, 53 trenton, 55 millville, 54 Atlantic City, but the winds will be one of the headlines today with us is contained winds of 20 Miles Per Hour at the shore, think thats where we will see the highest wind gust today, 30mile per hour winds gust in Atlantic City right now, the chilly wednesday, but not as cold as tuesday was, with high of 54 degrees, today, we will make it to 60, well have average temperatures, heres our trade off though, we get the rain, heaviest around lunchtime and the possible of pop up thunderstorm this afternoon, as well. So it takes care of your thursday, weeken
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