fast they can clean this city up. they coan incredible job. take a lack at look at this, noaa released their spring forecast, their april, may, june forecast. this is precipitation outlook. you notice a couple things down across parts of the four corners, better than average chances of a drier situation here. we ve had so much moisture, you d still like to get it around the four corners, but that s going to dry up and possibly around the the great lakes, more to poises church temperature wise, the eastern seaboard continuing to look warmer than average for at least the start of summer. spring startses in two days, monday afternoon. it s not going to feel like it. freeze warnings across much of the south. it s been so warm down there, so a lot of trees have bloomed, a lot of plants, make sure you protect them the next couple of mornings because we have some very cold air coming on in. rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick. now to this new video from texas dps shows
the job, you know, she can continue to, you know, build the city up. i think the hardest thing that she s tried to, tried to do is say that what she did on crime is okay and that she s going to sort of stay with more of the same. she s had a really hard time with that argument. there s also the schools issue which i think is where brandon johnson is getting a lot of traction. he s the candidate that the ctu prefers, so he s trying to make the case that the schools are one of the most important things that chicago needs to focus on. the problem with that really though is that so many people in chicago here are so unhappy with the public schools. you know, you have statistics that show, you know, about 80% of 11th graders aren t performing at grade level and only about 1 out of 3 chicago parents is happy with the state of the chicago schools. so he has a hard pitch there, i think, trying to sell himself as, you know, the champion of that particular set of numbers. paul: ctu being the chi
ukraine said that it has shot down dozens of missiles. at least two people were killed in central ukraine. kharkiv s mayor describing the damage in his city as colossal. will ripley is in kyiv for the latest. reporter: the administration said that this ukrainian capital has survived one of the largest russian missile attacks since the start of the full-scale invasion almost ten months ago. i m standing in front of the destroyed military vehicles. we can t take you to the scene of the latest strikes because ukraine has very strict rules for fimming locations which are believed to be power stations designed to plunge much of ukrainians into darkness and many people across kyiv have lost power as a result of these attacks. we lost power at the hotel after hearing the air raid sirens and explosions today and the same situation is true for people in kharkiv where much of the city has been without power. that city up in the north along with summi and down in the south ode odesa getting hit
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a drug deal going on. you could see the money being passed, the drugs changes hands. one guy on the street shooting up while i m there. half the others were passed out. there was nothing going on, no law enforcement. boudin is the one directly responsible for trying to clean that city up. do you know fentanyl deaths outnumbered in san francisco covid deaths in 2021? he s lost 40% of the people that work for him. why? they re disgusted with his lack of prosecutors. i hope at the end of the day, we set the precedents of boudin gone from government. we re having to same problem down here with gascon. you know, we tried in 2021 martha: he s boudin is the d.a., i should say. so you know, i wonder what your sense is? you ve been in california a long