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Rocky start. >> i want to see a liverpool shirt here. >> look at this. just nine days, "morning joe" and "way too early" going to be live from wrigley field. how cool is this? celebrating 100 years of baseball in the windy city. our coverage beginning at 5:30 a.m. eastern time. wednesday, april 23rd, live from wrigley field. >> ill be there with my kids in the background. coming up next, mark joins us. dont go away. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. good wednesday morning. hump day finally here. >> on our way on the downside toward the weekend. after a short week. >> yeah. short week. >> short week any way. a good thing. >> we are going to begin with the steady wave of violent weather that is hammering its way through the nations midsection. >> yes, michigan, kansas hit overnight. tornados hit northern kansas. for the second day in a row. coverage begi...

The wild weather menacing the south. violent twisters ravaging parts of mississippi and beyond. >> as the southeast copes with the tornado threat, there are warnings from minneapolis to maine. our coverage beginning with abcs brandi hitt. >> reporter: this monster tornado on the move in central mississippi destroyed several mobile homes and responsible for at least one death in kemper county. across the country there have been nearly 300 reports of severe weather as the storms race east. with mo...

But i think this makes great sense for the state of ohio. and it makes great sense for the state of ohio because i think it will allow us to deliver care using our dollars to people who up until now havent even been able to afford a care through their job or they werent able to even find a job, and theyre extremely poor. >> so he is not a fan of it, but he is going to good ahead and do it. okay. kasich is the fifth republican governor to make the case for medicaid expansion. and supposed obama c...

Sense for the state of ohio. and it makes great sense for the state of ohio because i think it will allow us to deliver care using our dollars to people who up until now havent even been able to afford a care through their job or they werent able to even find a job, and theyre extremely poor. >> so he is not a fan of it, but he is going to good ahead and do it. okay. kasich is the fifth republican governor to make the case for medicaid expansion. and supposed obama care opponent has reason that ...

I suspect it will. >> gregg: the other thing that struck me with the fox news polls. im going to show you to our viewers. romney has an 11-point lead among extremely interested voters. those who are really motivated to get out there and cast their ballots. how important do you think voter enthusiasm is going to be come tuesday? >> i think you are seeing that. if you look at several hour long waited times that are taking place down in broward county and florida that have been reported throughout ...

That speech so important to them, no broadcast network coverage monday so shes going to crowd governor christie a little bit at the podium and share the night on tuesday night. >> no one crowds chris christie, lets be clear. thats a big night on tuesday night. ann romney and chris christie. mike allen with a look inside the playbook, thanks so much. our coverage of the republican national convention begins monday morning. well be down there hosting "morning joe," "way too early," everything from...

bars and he may be there for the rest of his life. the jury found the former penn state assistant coach guilty on abusing boys. sandusky was immediately taken away and booked into the county jail. he is now under suicide watch and less than 24 hours after his conviction, cnn cameras caught this moment, his wife dottie sandusky showing up today at the jail where her husband is being held. cnn national correspondent susan candiotti joins us now from pennsylvania with reaction to the verd...

infuriated opponents screamed mubarak should have been sentenced to death. mubarak supporters were also in the court and were angry mubarak was not acquitted. demonstrators outside the courtroom scuffled with riot police. their anger intensified after mubaraks two sons and six former aides acquitted of charges during the same court proceeding. cnn senior international correspondent ben wedeman is live at tahrir square where the crowd only seems to grow. ben, these demonstrations while ...

trucks, to pluck people from their homes and their cars. a bus filled with middle school students got stuck in four feet of water. more than 20 inches of rain came down in some areas. >> its more than we bargained for. we even had some local citizens that volunteered with their boats and came help do some rescues. >> theres still a flood warning for lafayette parish today. and the republican presidential candidates fighting for southern support. voting underway in the alabama and mis...