At our day. Weve already fallen and cant get up here temperatures will stay stuck in the 60s through the afternoon. Typical high would be around the upper 60s. Freight now its 46 at waukegan. Morris is at 55. Satellite composite shows we are dry. Some of us got some much needed sprinkles. But not much. A powerful front did not have much moisture. Rain in isolated portions of extreme michigan. 58 degrees by 5 00 p. M. 9 00 p. M. Down to 54. In light breeze with clouds on the breakup. High temperature 60 degrees. Wednesday, some improvement71. Thursday hightemperature 75. It seems like the construction crews like to wait until this time of the year to get busy. How did you know that . Im headed right for your job. Thats a nonverbal cues. We do have some work to lets take a look at this project causing delays south bound to 94. The ramp to westbound of been close to the sixth. Everything is pretty light in terms of volume but once we get more cars on the road it does get heavy. Just to th
Humvees and bunkers in iraq and syria. Joins are retired Major General. And at the Brookings Institution for cms policy. Thank you for being with us. As you are there at the border. Where that fierce battle has been going on between isis militants and syrian kurds. Are you seeing any fighting going on now . What its been like in the last couple hours. Caller rig reporter right now were hearing small arms fire out of eyesight. The Kurdish Forces have managed to push isis back. Gaining key territory towards kobani. This is the effect liually the t town standing against isis. It does appear so from the cheering that perhaps the kurds have made more gains. Whatever the crowd thats been here since this fighting first broke out this close to the Turkish Border yesterday they cheer whenever the kurds manage to make significant gains. Now what the kurds are telling us is that they do want to see more Coalition Air strikes. They want to see more support here because they are barely holding isis
The inter-county football season has come to an end with the familiar feeling of recent years as Sam Maguire will reside in the capital till next summer at least.
Look into the West and it’s an equally familiar feeling for Mayo’s players and supporters who face going to the well for another year to try and break what has now ticked over to a 70-year hoodoo.
Yet, while the margin of defeat may have been greater than last time out three years ago, David Brady feels that his former side are well placed to build something on what was achieved this season with this being potentially a start rather than an end of an era as 2017 proved.