Before we get to your morning brief, would you explain to our american audience on radio and this great ruler in britain . Great uproar in britain. Just in 20 seconds, what happened . So a levels are the exams you do that get you into the school or university of your choice if you do well. Nobody took exams this year of course, which meant the government had to put in place a system. People didnt like being downgraded by an algorithm and the process is in chaos. It has caused a huge political storm here. It shows the competitive column of the u. S. Education system as we stagger back to school. Its a jumble. You know where you were on friday, where you were on thursday. I am watching turkish lira with further depreciation. You have a look at the things to come here. My mind skips to nightclubs and air travel this morning. Those are things that are really driving European Equity markets now. Brief,s of the morning there manufacturing data, estimate is supposed to be around 15. How will
Anyone can pretty much agree no such thing as peek at any morning comes to driving on i 25 as well proposal to expand it has been approved thanks for staying with us. My Blood Pressure staring at that the expansion runs from johnstown to fort collins fox 31 has a look at what this means for drivers. The loveland neighbored there is nothing theres nothing like a gridlock on i 25 to fuel his frustration nonstop. Baby somewhat a flat tire and the hold things back. Same for bob. Actually accidents are happening left and right too many people for two lane roads. The way for the overloaded two lane highway and fort collins to johnstown the project is critical to the region to Northern Colorado enemy forces a commitment from a commitment from Larimer County for 15 million combined with 10 million the neighboring towns to snag matching federal funds to build of third lane in each direction of the interstate which ford board says works wonders and other parts of colorado in fact in some prove t
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Melissa our top story tonight. Already lost its financial mind, but this may be taking it to a whole new level. The bankrupt city is moving full steam ahead on a new 444 million hockey stadium. Taxpayers areic pe tab because t of extra money. In a city wh more than 18 billion in debt, is this a3 huge waste of taxpayer money or could it bring this city back to life . With me now, director of fiscal policy for the Mackinaw Center in michigan and democratic strategist. Welcome both of you to this show. Let me start with you. It seems a little crazy if you cannot pay your existing bills and you are filing for bankruptcy to go on the hook for another 400 million of Something Like that. What you think . Of course it is. Detroit is not exactly known for its economic rationality. They are in this position able to impose of the costs on state taxpayers. As taxpayers might be responsible for part of this do stadium that will never use. Melissa im betting you will make the argument that maybe thi
Melissa our top story tonht. Alreadyost its financial mind, but this may be taking it to a whole new level. The bankrupt city is moving fu steam ahead on a new 444 million hockey stadium. Taxpayers are picking of most of the tab because they have a lot of extra money. In a city with more than 18 billion in debt, is this a3 huge wastef taxpayeron or could it bring this city back to life . With mnow, director of fiscal policy for the Mackinaw Center in michigan and democratic strategist. Welcome both of you to this show. Let me start with you. It seems a little crazy if you cannot pay your existing bills and you are filing for bankruptcy to go on the hook for another 444 m million. I guess the portions 400 million of Something Like that. What you think . Of course it is. Detroit is not exactly known for its economic rationality. They are in this position able to impose of the costs on state taxpayers. As taxpayers might be responsible for part of this do stadium that will never use. Meli