snowflakes are the most beautifully shaped snowflakes i ve ever seen. and some of you still have snow out there. taking you to the first alert radar, and we re still tracking snow showers over lakeside. ashton and beulah county not seeing anything right now. east lake seeing light snow, and light snow in panesville, and perry, on. looks like that 90 corridor is snow-free right now, but based on the winds, i m going to assume there s blowing snow out there. and that s exactly why we still have a lake-affect snow advisory for ashton and beulah counties until 3:00. the snow is going to layoff in the afternoon, but the threat of heavy snow is ended but it s the glowing snow that may cause a few problems out there. area. most of us are dry as a bone, but it feels like 2 below, feels like 0 in norwalk. it gets cold here, but that s bone chilling. you step outside and you have your exposed skin and cheeks and nose, and it all gets pretty chilly. we re going to stay every bit as cold
watching recalled, they made two attacks and they fell like autumn leaves. the georgians leave us some of our best accounts of their anger at the sight of armed black men, such as james verderi of the 48th georgia infantry sharing with his dear sister the day after the battle, the prisoners came leaping over our breastworks by 50 but our men took none, for they, he underlined this part, were niggers. burnside s ninth army corps. as fast as they came over, the bayonet was plunged through their hearts. the muzzle of our gun was put on their temple and their brains blown out. others are knocked in the head with the butts of their gun. few would succeed in getting to the rear safe. dorsey binian, also the 48th georgian, someone who ought to know about beating black bodies since he had been over he was an overseer before the war began, told his dear sister, mary, just 11 days afterwards, when we got to the works it was filled with negroes and yanks crying out no quarter. when a
what doesn t kill you makes you stronger and against the odds. the former star football player told he d never walk again, overcoming a devastating injury. walking across the stage to receive his college diploma, leaving his wheelchair behind with help from his fiancee. they are both here live this morning, only on gma. okay, show of hands. who has goose bumps after seeing that video? what a jolt. incredible. that we re going to share with everybody later this morning. chris norton was told he had a 3% chance to ever walk again. he proposed the night before to his now fiance. and he said his mantra, faith, family, and friends. they re both going to join us live later. so great to see. they ll be here live. looking forward to that. right to the breaking news for the viewers in the west. the waters rising in texas this morning. crews going house to house, rescuing people right now. abc s matt gutman is in houston with the latest. good morning, matt. reporter
keep that going. let s see how it s going. it s going to be cooling down. we can blame that on the rain. showers will come. i think i requested this song and never but gave a big loud noise. i don t care what anybody says it s still good. we have half an inch of rain from yesterday today we have showers continuing. there will be relatively light and isolated. not a long reign for anyone just the potential for sprinkles to pop up. most of the day will be dry. we should get that came in with no problem. by 9:00 p.m. we re down to 48 degrees. the official high is 56. tamara s high temperature is 54 degrees. to help traffic for me as well? we have construction. 80- 94. things are really stretching down here to of two lanes going slow. taking advantage of that lingering dry weather will glass. we will tell you where some of those hot spots are. at this point we don t have any major delays. more traffic coming up in a bit. a third person is now charged in connection with the
ahead. 32 states this morning seeing an increase in new cased over the previous week. california actually breaking the single day record on sunday, reporting nearly 12,000 new case. florida topped 200,000 cases in the state just yesterday. icu beds in texas and arizona are filling up as cases soar, and still the president now planning a campaign rally just days from now. rally-goers will not be required to social distance or wear masks. we want to begin with this surge in coronavirus cases that we re seeing. rosa floress is live in miami beach, florida, and concerns, of course, there over the number of hospitalizations as cases continue to soar setting reports in florida over the weekend. reporter: you know, you re absolutely right. you can look at any metric you want. they are all goingp. they have all been going up for weeks and that s why officials here locally are very concerned. here in miami-dade county where i am, the positivity rate where i am according to county re