Morning. Then had a rally in walterboro before heading here to sumter. Hell also be part of an msnbc townhall tonight as well. Some of his supporters here in Springmaid Beach resort in myrtle beach. The event startrt about a half republican primary this saturday. A fast moving disturbance to our north will give us some clouds and a sprinkle this skies will clear my midday, highs lower 60s. High pressure comes in thursday through the weekend. Well start out cool thursday with highs near 60 then warm to the 70s by the weekend with sunny to mostly sunny skies. Overnight lows within the last hour, she officially announced her endorsement of the florida senator. Our Billie Jean Shaw is there and has more. Billie jean . Senator rubio walked off his campaign bus with gov. Haley and the applause and the cheers became louder. Gov. Haley opened the event by taking about her childhood, growing up as an indian in bamberg and the struggles she faced. Her lifestyle was similar to rubios stating he u
The heavy freezing rain added weight to the limbs and power lines last night causing a lot of damage. There are still thousands of people in the dark this evening and appalachian power continues to work hard on restoring it as soon as possible. Rising rivers and creeks are also a concern with the rapid snow melt and the heavy rain from last night. As you can see behind me, tinker creek is moving at a swift pace. Reporting live from roanoke alan auglis wsls10. Crews in roanoke city faced flooding for the morning commute and worked to remove fallen trees and downed power lines throughout the afternoon. Wsls tens Erin Brookshier has a look at some of the cleanup as temperatures warm up and the snow continues to melt, many people are spending today assessing the damage from this mornings ice storm. Throughout the morning, drivers faced dozens of street closures, from fallen trees and downed power lines, like this one on williamson road. Iris kaltenbaugh started her s uv to get it warmed up
Is looking like a straightup contest with Hillary Clinton. Im Felicity Barr live in washington, d. C. With special coverage and analysis of what those results. Well discuss what this means for the race to the white house. Well have all the days sport including tottenham have a chance to move to the tomorrow of the english premier league. Details coming later this hour. So the United Nations Security Council has voted unanimously to impose the toughest sanctions yet on north korea. Well, this resolution comes after a nuclear test by the country in january and a rocket launch last month, which both were previous u. N. Solutions. They were responsed by both the u. S. And by china. Our collective security demands that we stop north korea from continuing along this destructive and destabilizing course. Yet, weve got to be honest that while previous Multi Lateral efforts including the four previous sanctions resolutions adapted by this council has undoubtedly made it more difficult for north
He argues that majority rule is inevitable but not inevitably reasonable. A concept he believed lincoln would support. This is an hour. Host a splendid institution where i am honored to serve as dean. Im pleased to welcome you here to the auditorium where the second lecture in a series, hosted by the college of law entitled the new lincoln lectures what lincoln means to the 21st century. We are privileged to be hearing from a remarkably accomplished and ideologically diverse set of national thought leaders on lincolns legacy and his continuous relevance, 150 years after his passing. As i said when i introduced our inaugural lecturer bob woodward in january, the law school has chosen to focus these lectures on Abraham Lincoln in part because lincoln undeniably is among the greatest lawyers in americas history. The fact that he assumed many other important roles, president , legislator, military strategist, newspaper owner, merely adds to his legacy and his legend. As we know, many of th
Abraham lincoln and the 16th president s influence on his successors. George weltumnist looks at judicial review and the constitution. He argues that majority rule is inevitable but not inevitably reasonable. A concept he believed lincoln would support. This is an hour. Host a splendid institution where i am honored to serve as dean. Im pleased to welcome you here to the auditorium where the second lecture in a series, hosted by the college of law entitled the new lincoln lectures what lincoln means to we aret century. Privileged to be hearing from a remarkably accomplished and ideologically diverse set of national thought leaders on lincolns legacy and his relevance, 100 50 years after his passing. As i said when i introduced our woodward lecture bob in january, the law school has chosen to focus these lectures on Abraham Lincoln in part because lincoln undeniably is among the greatest lawyers in americas history. The fact that he assumed many other important roles, president , legisl