2027488000. Call in at 2027488000. Republicans, 2027488001. Independents. 2027488002. You can also send us a text. That number is 2027488003. Include your name and where you are from. Erwise you can start calling now as we show you the map as it stands after what is being called super tuesday. The allimportant state of michigan. Michigan the state where senator Bernie Sanders committed his campaign to winning. He spent most of his attention headed into tuesday. Joe biden winning by 17 points, 99 reporting. The race being called quite a while ago. Joe biden at 52. 9 . 36. 5 . Sanders at michigan expected to be a key battleground state in the fall. A few states remaining outstanding including washington , a delegate rich state, some 89. Elegates in washington 33 point 7 . Joe biden at 32. 5 . Just 67 reporting at this point. Is other state outstanding north dakota. Bernie sanders at 48. See 78 reporting. We will keep you updated throughout the program as more of the races get called. Her
Controversial. We have the latest. Reporter president elect donald trump under fire for picking this man. Steven bannon as white house senior counselor. A man of the right loud and proud. Dont believe the national media. Dont breathe establishment. Dont believe this we are on the right side of history. Reporter hes former chairman and some say hes a bigot. Southern Poverty Law Center claims bannon simply has no business in the white house. Antidefamation league calling him hostile to core american values. Team trump says its a bum rap. I find him not to be the way that he is being accused. I find him to be the opposite. He has a full resume. Harvard degree. Naval officer. Certainly. Reporter president elect trump did win some guarded praise for from the president obama first News Conference. I dont think hes idealogical. I think ultimately hes pragmatic in that way and that can serve him well. Reporter but the president did not back down from his claims during the campaign that trump w
The race for the secure cure and we have great things happening outside so not too bad. For the race for the cure its going to be comfortably cool thats the good news for the race and we have a mostly dry weekend. Thats another piece of good news for you. I am keeping a very close eye on what was subTropical Storm ana overnight it got upgraded to a Tropical Storm. We will talk about that later on in the newscast. But right now, lets get started with a look at that day planner. Low clouds hanging around right now. A little bit of reduced visibility. The clouds will dissipate as we head towards the noontime hour and temperatures very similar today to what we had yesterday. So the past three days have been in a very similar weather pattern. Lunchp time nice and comfortable lunchtime nice and comfortable. 78 degrees. Winds out of the southeast at 6 Miles Per Hour. High temperatures today up into the low to mid80s right. Now its 63 degrees in leesburg and frederick and 6 in gaithersburg as
Outages. That is the first problem to tackle but a revolutionary concept could change everything we know and be a worldwide break through. Gregory reed is the director of the electric Power Initiative at the university of pittsburgh. Gregory how does it work . Hi, melissa. Youre absolutely right. In the aftermath of everyone of these natural disasters or have natural disturbances in the Power Network we realize how dependent we are today in modern society on electricity. So we need to do a better job of improving the resiliency of the our Electrical Energy supply and our electric deliver. So Wireless Technology is something that is beginning to start as a possible futuristic application of how we move electricity. You know, throughout our electrical networks. How it works is, is essentially by, by, magnetic induction, using Magnetic Fields in the air to move electricity wirelessly from a transmitter to a receiver. Melissa can you pow ear whole house a whole building . Not exactly right
Outages. That is the first problem to tackle but a revolutionary concept could change everything we know and be a worldwide break through. Gregory reed is the director of the electric Power Initiative at the university of pittsburgh. Gregory how does it work . Hi, melissa. Youre absolutely right. In the aftermath of everyone of these natural disasters or have natural disturbances in the Power Network we realize how dependent we are today in modern society on electricity. So we need to do a better job of improving the resiliency of the our Electrical Energy supply and our electric deliver. So Wireless Technology is something that is beginning to start as a possible futuristic application of how we move electricity. You know, throughout our electrical networks. How it works is, is essentially by, by, magnetic induction, using Magnetic Fields in the air to move electricity wirelessly from a transmitter to a receiver. Melissa can you pow ear whole house a whole building . Not exactly right