An average noon is 59 at the cost to 86 inland. We will look at next three days next. Alexis . You we are okay, a couple of minor incidents in the richmondsan rafael bridge which is wide on. We have had blocking issues but not today so far. Looking at our drive time, tracy to Castro Valley an hour and 11 minutes because of an elderly disabled vehicle. Northbound 280 is green. We have breaking news from italy. Dozens are people are dead after a 6. 2 earthquake rocked the Central Mountain area of the country. Not only was it deadly it has left buildings destroyed. It was is powerful it could be felt 100 miles away in rome. Jessica is monitoring the updates as the sent for survivors continues. The death toll is 38 but this is an active search underway and i am monitoring that from the desk with imaging pouring in. This is a look where the center of the earthquake hit, you can see the buildings are destroyed, there are several search crews this right now on the ground. There are incredible
Stayed in their own political taverns, they got in a fight in the streets and it was really bad. Madison needed them brought together. Dolly madison began to have her receptions and she would ask nice ladies and women from town to come there, as guests. They would mix with the crowd and in those days the formal ways women sat on the stool feet facing the floor them and move behind them. Well she had everybody came, the whole congress came every week. She served hot coffee, she served wine, and then she served what really was groggy. It was whiskey and heated whiskey. And everybody just loved it. [laughter] madison used the green room to lower the ones that he needed to talk to. Two men for, one from each party. It was very, very useful. People never forgot her for that. She was a bit of a street angel and home devil. She cleverly did that. And she did as katie was saying, their notes where she brought issues mainly three wives that came to her through their husbands. But that is is wha
Off with us here on abc. We are glad you are with us. We will get to all of the top stories in just a moment. Lets check in with bill logan, a lot to talk about with rain. I have an update for you [ indiscernible ] the wind is picking up and the rain is getting stronger. Ocean city maryland up to ocean city new jersey and up into new england is going to be a mess thi so long to move from our area and finally get onshore has really scooted up the east coast. We still have some lingering rain here. As a matter fact we are seeing some pretty good storms around tarpon springs. Pretty much from Clearwater Beach up through palm harbor right along the coast any go up us 19 you can see some pretty good cells, hernando beach, brooksville and falsity starting to see some of the rain come down. All of this is moving off to the east. Again it is 10 wheeling through that last little band or feeder band that stretches all the way up to where hermine is now. You can see those bands of rain that come
He met with victims. His tour took him to a school and the socalled red zone still closed because of safety reasons. Back here at home, there is more good news when it comes to the flood of 2016. Today, horizons will once again resume senior dining at Oakhill Jackson community church. The flood disrupted the meals for older clients around cedar rapids. Horizons provided enough frozen meals to last them until friday. The hot Meal Delivery Service Starts bacu we are talking about the return of rain, but nothing major like we saw before. When should we have our umbrellas handy justin . Well be in and out of the clouds today, so well call it partly cloudy overall. Winds will be a bit higher than the past couple of days, helping to send us into the middle 70s. Showers move in tonight, mainly after midnight, and should be pretty much out of here by midmorning wednesday. Rainfall amounts should come in generally under a quarterinch. Some clearing comes in for the afternoon with highs again in
Willing to accept it in order to preserve the union. The New York Historical society and the bryant park reading room cohosted this event. It is an hour and half. Thank you, alex castle and paul marineau, and thanks to the Bryant Park Corporation and the bryant park reading room, and the hsbc corporation, and all else who made it possible for me to appear here tonight. Its a particular privilege to speak here in new york city. Already, 1860, as it remains today, new york was the nerve center of the nation. The herald, the tribune, the times, the three most influential and widely read newspapers in the United States were published right here. Each provides the historian with a wealth of insights, at each informs my presentation tonight. Heres what im going to talk about. I focus on the faithful series of events in late 1860 and early 1861, when a president ial election triggered a grave crisis, and before long, a civil war. Let us hope that history never repeats itself. But let us remem