Devolution from we are talking about mayers and devolution and i think it is an interesting thing to hear when we re talking interesting thing to hear when we re talking about levelling out but again talking about levelling out but again it talking about levelling out but again it is notjust about saying here, again it is notjust about saying here, you again it is notjust about saying here, you are going to be mayor this is the here, you are going to be mayor this is the power here, you are going to be mayor this is the power we are going to give to you, is the power we are going to give to you. it is the power we are going to give to you. it is is the power we are going to give to you, it is also about their funding and that you, it is also about their funding and that going to be crucial to this and that going to be crucial to this. what kind of funding the ten come this. what kind of funding the ten come along with is that we can use it effectively. come alon
Whistle-blower. this is someone that they interviewed as well, the investigators there at the inspector general s office, they interviewed to get information from this person to back up some of the claims from the whistle-blower. we don t know if we will ever hear from either one of these individuals publicly, but certainly that is still ongoing. then you have other big moments here coming up this week. of course there s always the unknown that s going to hit us and come out of nowhere, but there is one key person that s set to testify in a closed door proceeding on tuesday, and that s gordon sondland, he s the eu ambassador appointed by the president, long-time friend of the president. he was a donor to the president. and what s important with him is that there are text messages, also like we ve seen with the person who testified yesterday, volker, there are text messages between them. there are text messages with sondland and a career diplomat where the career diplomat raises issues
Surging in the polls, yet dismissing the early number. are her fellow candidates shrugging it off as well? reporter: well, all of these candidates say it s early, because it s very early in the course of the democratic primaries generally in the past, you ve had candidates surge, who come out of nowhere. and of course, this is run on a state-by-state basis. national polling is one thing so essential they re not taking anything for granted down, but it s clear her strategy of releasing policy plans, being the candidates of ideas is paying off for her in the short terms. the challenge is how to maintain that momentum, especially with so many candidates, there will be a process of discovery for democrat ecvoters, some
Worse than the left side. we ll have to keep watching that, but the cone is still somewhere between pensacola and apalachicola. but then where does it go? over the area that flooded from the last storm. and there could be six inches of rainfall on top of those places because here s how the tracks are going to work. the american model and european model, the euro, the yellow one here, turning to the right, right toward charleston, and that s anywhere in that area. doesn t need another drop of rain, kate. yeah, no kidding. you mentioned it seemed to develop it really seemed to develop, i mean, kind of come out of nowhere. is that just because that s how it works in gulf? it is. that caribbean area by cancun and cuba, very warm water. then you get into the gulf of mexico, we don t have shear pushing it and tearing it apart, a little bit but not a lot, and the heat of the water is just enough to make it explode,
Some of the biggest symptoms include worst headache of life, it is a thunder clap headache that is sudden onset as most symptoms are, sudden on set, come out of nowhere, could be fine one second, the next second, bam. feels like your head is going to explode. sharp pain above or behind one of your eyes, stiffness of neck, nausea, and vomiting, a sensitivity to light, and there are many others, which we list on our website at lisa foundation.org. eric: that s lisa foundation.org. how do you know it is not just like a migraine? you don t want to scare people. but if you get lots of headaches, how do you know you just pop an advil or aspirin? it is very different because what s happening is blood is seeping into the brain at this point. it s a thunder clap headache. feels like you have been struck by a lightning bolt and like your head is going to explode. so even for people who suffer from extreme migraines, they know if they get this headache, it is very different, very unusual. eric: