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of us. careful what you wish for when you re on with us. how did that alarm feel this morning when it went off? were you excited? never get used to it. good morning, everyone, so we are still talking about those nfl closures, i don t think we ll ever get used to those, katie. i know you were asking me the other day. what are we at, phase four? phase four, final phase. i don t believe you. i just want to know when it will go away you. don t think this awesome is event coming to the city but so many travel problems. and the weather certainly not helping matters, i have storm system starting to work its way well, well into the region, some showers through the overnight, couple of showers around yesterday, still the main energy with this off to the south, sluggish storm system, so still bringing very heavy rain, most confined at the moment anyway through west most virginia and specially the coastal part of north carolina here. so soaking rain for those folks. ....
hi, joe. good to have you. i m rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things, i apologize, i know being surrounded by us not a bad thing. would you rather be surrounded by us and have one amal large or stay in bed and sleep longer? i would rather sleep in bed! careful. no offense, guys. sole my thunder. well done, well done. this is the queen every puns. i attempt it. i wouldn t say queen. princess pun. that works for me. pull away from the pun lady for a second, looking at the roadways, talking about the nfl draft road restrictions, will linger until may first, we will be getting into all of that coming up. so essentially the entire week right now, completely avoid the area unless you are actually going to the event. okay, so along with that, guys, looks like the rain is really going to be an issue today. and i would say, specially true for the second half of the day. do you already have some showers moving in. some of are you alr ....
you do. it is so hard to see how funny this guy is. well done. my dinosaur blinker. little old school. joe of course here in this morning for jim. wet roadways, slow downs, vehicle spun out. just over the rain. you know? what s funny is that this isn t even the worse it will get. right? don t say that. i know. okay, so, guys, do you have wake up, you got to be expect that it will be slow. so, that will hopefully keep your mood lifted, and we will try to do that, as well for you here today. but if you will notice well off to the south, through north carolina most specifically, that rain soaking the tar heels state, north carolina. i got that right? right on. i was a shot in the dark, glad i got that one right. rain will continue to lift north with time. eventually we get in on it, as well. we have already, though, had some rain move through. and this is slim picking compared to what we will find later. yes, a lot of damp roads already, a lot of you al ....
president trump fired the first round in what may become a trade war with america s second-biggest trading partner. the commerce department proposed a 20% tax on canadian lumber. it s one of canada s biggest exports, and it goes into a lot of american homes. the trump administration says that government subsidies make canadian lumber artificially cheap. a trade war could be costly, because the u.s. sells as much to canada as it buys. just ask american dairy farmers. dean reynolds did. reporter: gina hinchly s wisconsin farm has 130,000 cows, producing 1,000 gallons of milk every day. hers is one of the 9,000 dairy billion to wisconsin s economy. and this spring, there s been a gusher of american milk. we ve had more milk from the same amount of cows than ever before. reporter: but that s a problem. and according to the president, our neighbors to the north are making it worse. canada, what they ve done to our dairy farm workers is a disgrace. it s a disgrace. ....
ballard yesterday around noon. he had been on the force for more than eight years. he was just 32 years old. we begin tim furlong, who is learning more about this fallen trooper. ballard had years on the force. you see his hat is on the hood there. i m told this trooper when he saw something unusual, he checked it out to make sure things were okay. that was what he was doing yesterday when he was killed. governor carney asking for prayers for another family and law enforcement agency now coping with a tragedy. the actions of steven yesterday exemplified the dedication that he brought to the citizens of delaware. we spoke with the commander here. heavy a good cop who specialized in dui entorsment. in the year and a half since he was transferred here, he had a significant can impact and will be missed. his troopers won t let this tragedy from protecting the citizens they serve. we may be out of sorts for a little while, but we ll be there for them and that s w ....