Not a christian, he told reporters. Just hours ss earlier, the pontiff was praying on that side of the boarder. And donald trump declared that his holiness should hope its him. If and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which everyone knows is isiss ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. Reporter another day, another controversy but still no clear break in his support. I think he has to respond. Donald trump is a good christian, as is the pope. South carolina is known for its religious voting block. But only 13 were catholic, and swing voters who supported the last three president s. Later at a cnn town hall, to a favorite target, the media. Oh, the pope is a wonderful guy and he made the statement and i think it was a little nicer than was reported by you folks in the media because after i read it, it was a little bit softer. And Ohio Governor john kasich had a touching moment with an emotional
Overnight lots of us in the 20s we do get more melting and theres icy patches under foot and your tires, be careful of that. 1 00 p. M. , 41 degrees, high of 43 at 3 00 p. M. Theres a couple of things theres a scattered snow shower. And blustery today. 43 looks good on paper, bring an long the layers if you go outside, they will be a cold wind blowing later today. When i step back inside the complete weekend call. The best thing about the strong winds they will dry out the roads more. Well see melting like yesterday and refreeze overnight. In spots where you have melting going on like a snow pile along the schuylkill expressway it creates wet conditions and refreeze. You could see slick patches this morning. On a road like this a multilane road stay toward the center of the road youre less likely to encounter the slick patches off to to the side. Ramp from the schuylkill expressway to 202 no problems 76 in king of prussia. Traffic is moving well in both directions, expect extra traffic
Obviously people are very, very worried, brad. They are, joyce. We have been driving around for last couple hours, they are very concerned about this, and, they found that, lets show so video. They found out on friday night, officially that this four yearold died of enterovirus d68, attending Yardville Elementary School just a couple miles from where we are, where this meeting is tonight. The four yearold eli waller went to sleep december 25th, and didnt wake up. Second four year old is sick but hearing he is recovering. We necessity there was a meeting last monday. Parents left unsatisfied, and that was before the cdc confirmed, again were hearing friday that the little boy did have have enterovirus. Parents understandably worried about their kids who went into school and providing Accurate Information fast enough. They claim they cleaned the school and they did everything they cold could and i did see the equipment. They are doing something about it. That is what we need to know. Sho
Reporter sunday as Hamilton Township continued to mourn one of their own parents gathered for a town hall meeting to address the threat that remains. Very saddening and i just want to know is there a risk of it spreading, is there a risk of it spreading amongst the community. Reporter Health Officials answered questions from the community. Their concerns centering on what happens next. Everyone is worried for their children and thats where we are now with it. A certain certain steps they can take the and whether theyre following what procedures, what protocol theyre putting in place. Reporter the School District has ramped up cleaning at its schools adding extra staff making sure surfaces are spotless. Talking to students about how to throw tissues away, making sure they get to wash their hands. Reporter because this is a virus preventing its spread is the best way to combat the issue. Parents say they expect to be informed of what the district is doing. The communication in this Distr
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