It is taking a tremendous cost. Us to pushg all of ourselves beyond what is comfortable. What is fair or sustainable for much longer we stay strong, stay in the fight we can see the finish line but the push to the end requires all of us to sprint. We are at her new the peak in mississippi. This is the most painful time this is the hardest time. It is the beginning of a turning point that we have not gotten past our peak pain yet. I pray every day for an end to this crisis and we are acting together to protect our people. We have been to other trials and overcome. We will come through this also. I know that what is being asked of use is not easy. It is not even close to being easy. We also notice the collective work of our people is having an impact. The damage could be far worse. Our projected pain is coming down dramatically. It hurts but it is working. You are saving your neighbors life. When we avoid death we only see the cost of the sacrifice. You are saving lives every day stay in
[applause] ladies and gentlemen, welcome to freedom day. I am Jeffrey Rosen, the president of this wonderful institution, the National Constitution center, which is the only institution in america that brings together citizens of different perspectives to unite around this beautiful document of human freedom and unites us, the u. S. Constitution. [applause] freedom day is the highlight of our constitutional programming here at the National Constitution center. It was launched on april 13, 2013 to further our Inspiring Mission and to encourage citizens around the country to celebrate, educate themselves and debate the meaning of freedom. What a way to acknowledge the visionary founder of freedom day than the women who conceived of this great celebration and made it a permanent part of the Constitution Center, and bert libby. The first todays brought together the top leaders in america to debate the meaning of issues ranging from the future of religious freedom to the future of free spee
Morning. The first ever woman to serve as attorney general died overnight. How she broke ground not only for hillary the first woman to serve for attorney general died last night. Donald trump is inching his weight in aisle polls after the fbi decides to ballots could change the way washington works. Heres what it looks like over interstate 380 nea on your monday morning drive. Welcome to cbs two this morning. Im jenee ryan. Ryan. Lets get a check of our cbs 2 first woman to serve as attorney general just died hours ago. Ago. Cbs two News Reporter Stephanie Johnson is at the breaking news desk with more . More . Jeneejanet reno died early this morningher god daughter said that she died from complications of parkinsons disease. Morning. Janet reno died early this morning. Her goddaughter said she died from complications of parkinsons disease. She was the first woman appointed as attorney gener clinton in 1993. Shia controversial acts and clarity including the deadly seizure of waco. Thi
Valez. He was on drugs when the accident happened. Around 1 00 on i90 westbound near warren road. While valez was off the roadway conducting traffic enforcement. There is no way to express the great human being he took. Reporter today hundreds of friends, family and Law Enforcement lined the south lorain streets to welcome home his body from the medical examiners office. He reporter he plans to follow in his godfathers footsteps. You would never in a million years think he would be gone. Here he is now. Reporter the Highway Patrol sergeant assigned to the case is asking the judge to consider a high bond when he goes before a judge in cleveland tomorrow morning. Live in Cleveland Derek waller news channel 5. His records. Heres what we found out. He has a criminal record that dates back to 2007. Charges include drug possession and theft. His driving regard has over a dozen tickets for speeding, not staying in the proper lane, running a ready light, and not wearing a seat belt. Tonight em
We do want to check the forecast. It looks like were dealing with wet and cold. Heres brandon orr. Yeah were dry so far today. Thats not going to last too much longer. Not much going on downtown. Temperatures 32 degrees. It was down 27 overnight. Its been slowly starting to creep up to that freezing mark. Its going to continue to rise. The wind coming out of the south warming up. Precision doppler white as snow and you can see this band of snow slowly moving into cincinnati. Notice how its breaking up . We have layer of ground air and a lot of snow is drying up before it makes it to the ground. So thats why were not seeing too much snow fall but i suspect its coming down a little heavier. Thats where were seeing the chance for snow falling. And temperatures are cold enough that we could see slick bridges snow makes to it the ground. Keep into mind we bear we could have slick spots on the roadways but right now were not seeing anything. It may take a couple hours to see anything over do