averaging about 70 degrees. temperatures will cool to aram a bit today. falk is an issue in some areas. this is the most clear morning we ve had in a long time. generally the areas where we saw the rain have the highest potential of having that fog. we have rain on the flip side but for the most part we move to clouds and sunshine. it should be a nice day. high temperature climbs up to 77 degrees. 84 degrees on friday. afternoon showers then. we get warmer high heat for the weekend. lots of work happening downtown in the loop. three of the eight ramps are blocked with construction. they re trying to squeeze in some work in the early morning hour. one of them is west bound on the kennedy. also the entrance ramp on the hike to the inbound kennedy is blocked. another hour before that is picked up. the mind the dearborn bridge still blocked off as the work of the pedestrian walkway. harrison closed as well. a bicyclist is dead after he was hit by a c-t-a train on chicago s no
must work with the city to make it happen. and i think that we can hold everyone accountable. they re not the ones to evaluate us around the student achievement we evaluate ourself but the commitment so the 55 public children and those who will come to us. i m okay with this. i have to say it s a leap of faith but i m okay i feel like the way we ve been doing it is not effective we re losing more and more of our african-americans families it s a hard gap to close we only have them for 6 hours a day and there s a larger community that needs to support our children this is a way to work together so it s more efficiently and finishing. i m going to close the comment and moving on to our next temazepam n consent calendar resolutions. and there are none together and a vote on consent calendar this was moved and seconded 90 in section f commissioner haney commissioner president mccarthy s. dr. murase. commissioner wynns arrest commissioner norton and president fewer arrest 7 i s. c
public children and those who will come to us. i m okay with this. i have to say it s a leap of faith but i m okay i feel like the way we ve been doing it is not effective we re losing more and more of our african-americans families it s a hard gap to close we only have them for 6 hours a day and there s a larger community that needs to support our children this is a way to work together so it s more efficiently and finishing. i m going to close the comment and moving on to our next temazepam n consent calendar resolutions. and there are none together and a vote on consent calendar this was moved and seconded 90 in section f commissioner haney commissioner president mccarthy s. dr. murase. commissioner wynns arrest commissioner norton and president fewer arrest 7 i s. consent calendar resolution severed and any actions. none. yes superintendents proposals. no one board members first reading none let s make that brief. can we have a report from april 7, 2014. thank you and i
west palm beach, florida. hi, mark. hi, leland, good afternoon. the justice department is fielding questions after a slew of questions. and there has been so much speculation on recent developments involving multiple cases. president trump did not speak with reporters as he made his way to florida. his trip came days after bill barr told that the president s constant tweets are impacting the justice department. the president has never asked me to do anything in a criminal case. however, to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about people in the department, our men and women here, about cases pending in the department, and about judges before whom we have cases, make it impossible for me to do my job. the attorney general is denying that president trump is involved in the department s case against former trump associate roger stone. stone was convicted on multiple counts of lying to congress. and prosecuted recommended between seven and nine year
morning, everyone. the united states and at least 22 other nations have expelled more than 100 diplomates from their respective countries. it comes in.response to russia s recent poisoning of an ex spy in the uk using an extremely toxic military-grade nerve agent. the uk expelled 23 russians last week in addition to multiple other measures. the u.s. is expelling 60 russians, including 12 intelligence officers from russia s u.n. mission headquarters in new york. it is the largest expulsion of russian personnel ever by the united states. in addition, the trump administration offereded the closure of the russian consulate in seattle which officials say is near a base that houses a u.s. nuclear submarine. a senior trump official says the move is meant to tell moscow, quote, when you attack our friends, you ll face serious consequences, adding that it is meant to reduce the unacceptably numerous amounts of russian spies in the country. today s actions make the united states sa