Im ken rosato. Its friday, april 22nd. You are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. You saw the hazy look from the George Washington bridge. We have the hazy look when you look across central park. That is the Jackie Onassis reservoir to the left and out to flushing bay. 63 on this southerly wind coming up. 62 laguardia. By noontime. 80 this afternoon. A cold front comes by. Not a wash out but you may run into a shower. Weather and traffic every seven minutes looking at the l. I. E. This is the l. I. E. Westbound side. You can see the Police Activity. There were about 5 to 6 Police Vehicles earlier. So, it looks like some of them are starting to pull away. You can see the delay traveling on the l. I. E. This is the Northern State parkway. You are a noncommercial vehicle. We will head to the maps. L. I. E. West near exit 41 and, again, Northern State parkway, green as can be. Thats the way to go. We are looking at the van wyck north, ramp to the Grand Central par
Attorney general had directed at me not to call an investigation but is said to call it a matter. That gave me a queasy feeling. I would have a queasy feeling too. I think we need to know more about that. Senator feinstein and the Judiciary Committee are now taking bipartisan action announcing today they are investigating quote alleged political interference by ms. Lynch and the clinton emailt case. In related news, foxnews. Com is reporting that the state department is investigating whether hillary mishandledig classified information which could lead to the former secretary of state losing her security clearance. To not adjust your sets. That was not a story from two years ago. This is actually still going on. Richard, you did also have feinstein today say that she did not believe that attorney general lynch played any role in the clinton investigation. These letters are just a request for information to put to rest a speculation about the issue. What are you . Heres the thing for it
NEW YORK — At one of the few chain pharmacies still open in the South Bronx — a Rite Aid on Southern Boulevard — just about everything except for the greeting cards is behind plexiglass barriers and sealed with a lock. The Kit Kats. The Pringles. The soda. The dog toys. Yet near a subway station on that same bustling shopping street, four mom-and-pop pharmacies are doing brisk business. Their unlocked shelves are filled with merchandise. The pharmacist and technicians are on the phones, answerin
Some small independent pharmacies in the city are benefiting from a decline in chain stores. But theft and low reimbursement rates are still making life hard.