Erin state Health Officials have confirmed of the first case of the cut, but say the infected woman never traveled to an infected area. Announcer no one covers New Hampshire like we do. Now, wmur news 9 daybreak. Erin thanks for joining us today. Sean outside our studios, it is raining. In central and northern parts of the state, we are seeing snow. We do have dozens of School Delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen. Kevin rainfall is heavy through the next few hours. Freezing rain and sleet. Accumulation. Temperatures will jump quickly. Highs between 35 and 48. That will be midday before temperatures pick up. Let s look at your morning ride. Deb right now, the dot has informed us north of tilton on interstate 93, speed limit is down to a maximum of 45 Miles Per Hour and will stay that way to the Canadian Border until the snow and freezing rain changes over to rain and temperatures rise. Trouble spots on interstate 89, into the upper valley, if you are going to start your commute
Vote the presiding officer are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote . If not, the ayes are 57, the 67, the nays are 32, and the bill is as amend, is passed. Mr. Cardin madam president . The presiding officer the senator from maryland. Mr. Cardin i move to reconsider. And lay on the table. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Cardin madam president . The presiding officer the senator prosecute maryland. Mr. Cardin i would ask consent to speak as if in morning business. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Cardin madam president the presiding officer the senate will come to order. Mr. Cardin madam president , on tuesday evening, president obama in his state of the Union Address made the point that america must be the land of opportunity for all, and he acknowledged, quite frankly, that for many families in this country, the American Dream is just that a dream. And many families have lost hope that their children or grandchildren will be a
And people came here throughout the day to pay respects. Reporter people brought stuffed animals and memorials to the people at the mall and shed tears for people of the fatal shootings and the memorial says forever in our hearts and inside, employees returned as businesses reopened. It is tragic to happent at a here close and nearby and violence happened everyday, and it is sad that it happened. You have no fear or hesitation to go back to work . I dont have any fear. Reporter Howard County executive ken alman and his wife had lunch in the food court, and customers filled the mall, and their presence is a statement the about this communitys spirit. In is our community, and we are just devastated that this happened anywhere. But here in columbia, where we are safe and secure is just very sad. Maryland governor Martin Omalley joined the county executive this afternoon over a cup of yogurt saying he is here in solidarity with the people of columbia and security is tight here at the mall
En route to the hospital aboard a Maryland State Police helicopter, and we e will k wilu posted as to the updates as we get them. And it is clear that the cold weather is a serious concern, and things are going to be worse. And in the next 12 hours, it is go ing to be feeling dramatically different along these parts and the mercury is taking a 50degree nose dive, and you will want to plan for the kids at the busstop tomorrow. Doug kammerer is here with more on the windchill advisory. Yes, many of us walked out and said, you dont need the coat today, and left it at home only to find out that the temperatures have dropped 20 to 30 degrees across the area. Take a look at the numbers that we saw earlier this afternoon a. High temperature the today of 54 in washington, and 59 in fredricks burlg, a fredericksburg, and 50s to the north and west, and this is how it feels, and the high temperatures were 11 or 12 00 this morning, but now we are down to 22 for windchill in d. C. , and 13 inga gai
The Keene Serenity Center’s G.R.O.W. syringe service program typically sees between 200 and 300 people a year, making it the smallest program in the state, according to the program’s facilitator.