Some relief. A no relief at the moment am tracking showers storms s that will bring us a cold front and other reinforcing front for the weekend next week it is looking a lot better temperaturewise, in the meantime it is back into the upper 80s today the factory on the community with dewpoints in the 70s it feels more like cannot rule out hit and miss showers between now and 5 00 p. M. But most of the rainfall will be after 5 00 p. M todayh with scattered showers a thunderstorms you can see that wine trying to make it through the area we do have most of the rainfall, moving through chicago, that will be headed in our direction through the remainder of the da afternoon evening. Could be tracking south severe storms some of these could be severe with damaging winds and heavy rain possible praise is not really helping the land out of the southwest between five and 15 mph assembly whence they cannot fill 91 lakeshore and 95 as to be of thanks to the dewpoint lead in the rainfall but you kno
Its really on all kinds of sweetened beverages fruit juice, iced tea, energy drinks, you name it. If its got sugar in it, 3centsanounce tax. So, were starting to see some of the pushback against it, the teamsters having an oped today, saying, its a regressive tax. Heres why were against it. Yet last weekend, we saw the mayor have a sitdown with people in the beverage industry, powerful forces, and a person that is known well in union circles, John Dougherty, was part of that meeting and seeming to be on the mayors side. How do we read this when were told unions could be against it but then you have John Dougherty . How do all of these pieces come in to play . What does it mean for the prospects of what the mayors trying to do . Well, theres a difference between John Dougherty and the teamsters, right . The teamsters made the wrong bet. This is politics 101, right . The teamsters were on the wrong side of the convention center, as jim kenney would see it, and they were on the wrong side
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