The side of the pnc building downtown. Whipping winds causing a whole lot of trouble, Power Outages overnight. In the upper left there, the entire front of an abandoned building collapses onto maywood avenue. You see bricks and debris all over the place. Strong winds take down half a wall of bricks at st. Teresas holiness Science Church on kinsman. There are a whole lot of reports of poles and power lines down right now. Some 10,000 people are northeast ohio. The hardest hit area is lake county and the high winds will continue this morning. The power lines kind of like jump ropes this morning, doing loops and loops over and over. The sustained wind speeds right now are 15 to 20 miles an hour. Thats not the full story, though. We get those wind gusts occasionally around 30 to 40 miles an hour. Thats not going to help things much at all. However, i think as the morning goes on, the wind will subside a little bit. Still going to be extra windy through about 8 00 in the breezy conditions,
Today. We will have more sunshine and even more warmth on storm scan three, showing us nothing going on. The not a cloud in sight, up and a down the i95 corridor. We will keep unshine around and keep this very mild air mass in place as well. Temperatures not even too chilly, 49 in philadelphia. In the 50s down the shore. 46 degrees right now in the poconos. We do have wind, note that is wind flow out of the south, that will continue to drive this warmth, in across the a area. High temperatures today going to be flirting with 80 degrees for the 9 00 oclock hour. Bright and mild. 56 degrees by lunchtime. Beautiful to grab that sandwich, 73 with sunshine but a as we head into late take yes, that does say 79 degrees, we will likely break a railroaded day. Our record 73 degrees setback in 2,000. That record, meisha will get crushed today but a Beautiful Day in store. Oh, lauren that makes me so happy. Seventys, in march. We will take it. Any day, every day, good morning every within. Happy
Apparently. She is psyched to having received the vaccine. She said she wished she would have gotten attention for Something Like this when she was 16 instead of 96, but at 96 shell take it. The nurse come up and told me that the vaccine was in, and she said i was going to get a dose of it. So i get up, i was happy. Reporter clussens, who is originally from charlestown served in the womens Army Auxiliary corps. She worked in georgia through the war and said on monday she was surprised how fast the vaccine came in. Thats what i thought when the nurse come up to me. I thought, oh, they really did get it in early. And i thought everybody was going to get it. Then i find out that im the only woman down there to get it. Im proud of her, i really am. Im happy for her. Sally clussens is one of margarets four children. She didnt know her mom got it until her mother called. Im glad she got it. She makes her own decisions. Shes highly competent, which is wonderful. Reporter monday night Margaret
Margaret clussens is 96 years old. She wears her hair in a ponytail on top of her head like a boss. She said she wished she would have gotten attention for Something Like this when she was 16 instead of 96, but at 96 shell take it. The nurse come up and told me that the vaccine was in, and she said i was going to get a dose of it. So i get up, i was happy. Reporter clussens, who is originally from charlestown served in the womens Army Auxiliary corp. She worked in georgia through the war and said on monday she was surprised how fast the vaccine came in. Thats what i thought when the nurse come up to me. I thought, oh, they really did get it in early. And i thought everybody was going to get it. Then i find out that im the only woman down there to get it. Im proud of her, i really am. Im happy for her. Sally clussens is one of margarets four children. She didnt know her mom got it until her mother called. Im glad she got it. She makes her own decisions. Shes highly competent, which is w
150 sites around the country. But today it was more than 400 sites around the country that got their first vaccine deliveries. And it was in bedford, massachusetts that the first va patient, the first patient at a va facility got a vaccine. A world war ii veteran, a woman named margaret clussens. Margaret clussens is 84 years old. She wears her hair in a ponytail on top of her head like a boss. She said she wished she would have gotten attention for Something Like this when she was 16 instead of 96, but at 96 shell take it. The nurse come up and told me that the vaccine was in, and she said i was going to get a dose of it. So i get up, i was happy. Reporter clussens, who is originally from charlestown served in the womens army corps. She worked in georgia through the war and said on monday she was surprised how fast the vaccine came in. Thats what i thought when the nurse come up to me. I thought, oh, they really did get it in early. And i thought everybody was going to get it. Then i