the proceedings of the united states senate are being broadcast to the nation on television for the first time, not that we have operated in secret until now. millions of americans have set in the galleries and observed senate debates during their visits to washington. but today, they can witness the proceedings in their own homes. we might say that the nation is tuning in late. woodrow wilson said that the informing function of congress should be preferred to its legislative function. today, as the u.s. senate comes out of the communications dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancement in communications through radio and televisi. that was june 2, 1986, 30 years ago this month, the and the occasion was the first day of permanent television of the united states senate. we would use the opportunity of the 30th anniversary to look back at the senate and how it is changed in the era of television. we have two g
reporter: they could either secure their place in this race a little bit longer or force them to drop out in florida is so important. marco rubio is battling donald trump in his home state and outside of the busiest primary ballot location that you will see today in hillsborough county, these signs next to each other as these candidates face-off. the candidates that are fine for a place today are marco rubio who must win florida today. he wants a shot at the presidential candidate spot. governor john kasich who would need to win in ohio to stay in the race. bernie sanders is betting hard on a win today. beyond today, there are concerns with rubio if he loses that he cannot win in florida today and it will have a tough time running against any seat here is what i am looking into next. it has been a volatile campaign season so far. will the be extra security at your favorite polling place today. i am looking into that coming up in 30 minutes. sarah hollenbeck. marco rubio h
williams. let s get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. we will start out with a partly cloudy sky today and morning temperatures in the mid 20s. this afternoon increasing clouds with a high of 41 degrees. we could a see a few light sctd. rain / snow showers late this evening after 6pm with flurries then overnight. this will not be a huge deal. overnight lows drop to 27 degrees then a sun and cloud mix on friday and high of 38 degrees. the warm up kicks into high gear on saturday with a high of 52 degrees. we stay in the low 50s into early next week however rain will develop late sunday and continue into the first part of next week. breaking now breaking now. police confirm a breaking now. police confirm a man has just been flown to u-c medical center with a life- threatening stab wound. officials tell us the victim s girlfriend drove him to mercy west hospital. police are working the stabbing happened but officers were told it may have happened
p.m., followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. jan. 29, will all day. the ramp from southbound i-75 a.m. tonight and new this morning new this morning. cincinnati police investigating after a man is struck and killed in hyde park. with another woman waking up in our jessica brown is live at u-c medical center with the latest information. live live a boone county highway is open this morning, after a crash sent several people to the hospital and closed the road for hours. officials say 65 year-old michael puckett s truck was struck by a wrong way driver on 237.. then burst puckett was trapped inside. jumped in to help. 1:21:36-:44 over and said can you i said yeah and put my phone down and jumped up there the entire hood was on fire wiessmann climbed into the bed of puckett s truck and pulled him through window. puckett is in fair medical center. why 22 year-old was driving the no word on her morning. through the kentucky legislature that provides more protection for dom
university bans after an out break of sexual assaults and a strong earthquake good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. thank you for joining us, i m morgan radford, live in new york. we begin with a developing story overnight. former washington d.c. mayor, marion barry, has died. he served twice, beginning in 1978. his first three terms ended when he was arrested and convicted of crack cocaine charges. after spending time in gaol he staged a comeback, winning re-election to city council in 1993, and a fourth term as mayor in 1995. in 2005 he was re-elected where he served up until now. he died at a d.c. area hospital. the cause of his death is unknown. del walters joins us, working in washington and covering marion barry extensively. good morning to you. what was your reaction to the news that barry had passed away? dell, it appears we have lost him temporarily the wait continues in ferguson, missouri for the grand jury decision. the grand jury is expected to meet o