Century and replacing it with one from 160 years ago, the court has risked the health and lives of arizonians. Thats arizonas Attorney General slamming the ruling from her States Supreme Court upholding a civil warera ban on abortion. Well go through that stunning decision in just a moment. Well also bring you President Bidens response to the ruling as well as his new comments on donald trump and the threats to our nations democracy. And well bring you the latest from capitol hill. Speaker mike johnson is now delaying a key priority for farright republicans and facing new pressure to pass funding for ukraine. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this wednesday, april 10th. Im jonathan lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. Just two days after former President Donald Trump said that the states should decide their own laws regarding Abortion Health care, arizona has just given the nation a stark example of the consequences of leaving this issue up to the individual states.
Temperatures will be coming down today visibility at the coast is ben reduce 53 in pacifica overall a couple degrees cooler in the south bay and also into the east bay. So we wake up with the cloud cover right now. Were clear in concord and livermore and with that should change is the fog increases and partly cloudy throughout the afternoon with much cooler days in today and tomorrows forecast then were going to reverse that trend for the week ahead liz. All right lisa. Thank you ian. Now a posttropical cyclone is continuing to move inland after making landfall near, Myrtle Beach South Carolina the storm struck the southeast as a category one hurricane with 85 miles an hour winds in florida officials. Meantime are still assessing the damage the death toll has risen to 33 making ian the deadliest storm to hit the state in 60 years abc News Reporter. Justin finch has more from florida. And making another landfall friday near georgetown, South Carolina as a category one hurricane with win
It’s common for our readers to want to know which of the players who aren’t on this year’s Top 100 might grace next year’s. Who has a chance to really break out? This is the piece for those readers, our “Picks to Click,” the gut-feel guys we think can be on the 2022 Top 100.
This is the fourth year we’ve conducted this exercise at FanGraphs, and there are some rules. First, none of the players you see below will have ever been a 50 FV or better in any of our write-ups or rankings. Second, we can’t pick players who we’ve picked in prior years. The two of us have decided to make this somewhat competitive to see which of us will end up being right about the most players. Here’s a brief rundown of how the site’s writers have done since this piece became a part of Prospects Week. You can click the year to go to that year’s list.