endorse any candidate and invited the republican to come and speak as well. peggy fox, wusa 9. the trump campaign is targeting pennsylvania for a late battleground push. that s because unlike some of these other states like north carolina and florida there is no early voting here. republicans have coveted pennsylvania every year since the l back in 1998. trump is convinced his fired up supporters in this arena are the key to him winning. the supporters started to line up this afternoon outside of this arena 6 hours before the event was scheduled to begin. some drove from maryland, west virginia and georgia to be here. it s part of the movement that trump said he s creating. if trump is going to win on tuesday the folks we spoke to here said the level of enthusiasm in this state is different than 4 years ago. everybody is tired of 8 years of obama and exactly what they say, 4 more years of hillary and she s a beast. i say the polls are wrong because pennsylvania is trump
the dea, prescribe controlled substances. so in the state medical marijuana program the required position to asia prescription for marijuana would be a nonstarter. no positions going to risk the registration with the dea, a medical practice, their livelihood in order to prescribe marijuana. in fact, the states already knew this when california passed proposition 215 back in 1996. i put up your the example of a law that was passed almost two decades prior to california s medical marijuana law. this one was passed in virginia in 1979. it is a law, a medical marijuana law allows people to possess and use marijuana free of state sanctions so long as they get a physician s prescription to use the drug. laws like virginia s law from 1979 in have any effect. no physician was willing to follow through, issue a prescription so they are still on the books in the states but they didn t have any practical effect. california at least the proposed a proposition 15 found a workaround. wha
of modern civilization. she also according to her youngest child, ultimately, became an anagnostic. they did not attend church which is quite unusual for a u.s. senator and her family. to protect her husband s in this area. bob delighted in telling family friends that as belle guided a wealthy couple through washington dc, they asked point-blank, which church to la follette. told them we entered the congregati congregational. this is a lie and as a minister, we have known well and preached in the congressional church on sunday and bob and i would go to hear it. belle advocated cleaner road cars and schedules designed for short and lay overs. she also postponing the inaugural ceremony in april. must we go on forever? suffering the convenience of so badly adjusted to our daily lives just because they were written in the constitution or over a hundred years ago. she saw women lack of political experience as working to their favor as they were left conditions to accept
downpour east of charlottesville. a little thunder and lightning with it, that is tracking toward fredericksburg, about 55 minutes of getting right into fredericksburg and spotsylvania county. and elsewhere, just a few scattered sprinkles and short sleeve day today, steamy hot afternoon. and some afternoon storms are looking likely probably not quite as strong as the ones we had yesterday. right now, takes steamy start across the shenandoah valley, in the low 70s there with quite a bit of cloudiness. mostly cloudy all around the region. in the nearby suburbs, low 70s. grab an umbrella if you re heading out early on this labor day morning. some fess sitivities and efforv midday should be fine but rain likely moving this later this afternoon. we ll look at that at 5:11. melissa, the accident causing any problems? we still have 70 east only one lane open at main street. we just spoke with police, they say it should be out of the way this just a little bit. 66 at cedar lane, no
minutes later. it was metal, it was block. it was part of the roofing. you can see what s over there. it s wood, it s metal, it s blocks and all came down and he was under it. reporter: cherry hill fire director says three workers were on the job when the wall came down. one man was operating a backhoe next to the wall. he was rushed to the hospital shaken but okay. the other worker was not hurt. investigators do not know what caused the collapse. it s being investigated. they re going to have to talk to the people, the contractor, the people working there, that s what the prosecutor s office and osha are here to do. reporter: rescuers dug the victim s body without hours. the lot is being conclude cleared for a super wawa this is the first accident they know of on sites. they had all their permits and they were licensed to do the work. you can look. i mean, nine 9% of that building is down. you ve got that one little spot just so happened today that that what s happ