the poll numbers are not what you want to go in to re-elect with. that is understatement. these are not normal times, the electorate is crabby and anxious about the economy and the country is very divided. biden comes in looking at the race with those two perspectives. ashley: alexandria hoff, good morning. alexandria: we are anticipating this announcement will come by way of video message issue the say way president biden announced four years ago. at a white house event yesterday, the president was asked a popular question, perhaps for the last time. are you ready to run again, mr. president? alexandria: i don t know if he heard that, i think he assumed what the question would be. he is wanting to woo the 70% of voters who do not want him to run again, according to an dr. nesheiwat news poll. senior advisor to the president, julie rodriguez expected to be named campaign manager and clinton fultz as deputy, he had run raphael warnock s campaign. former ohio st
but, you know, around the country, maga extremists are lying on to take on those bedrock freedoms, cutting social security that you paid for your entire life while paying taxes for the will will wealthy. backing books and telling people who they could love all making it more difficult for you to be able to vote. when i ran for president four years ago, i said we were in a battle for the soul of america. and we still are. the question we are facing is whether the years ahead we have more freedom or less freedom. more rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer to be and i think you do, too. this is not a time to be complacent. that s why i m running for re-election. because i know america. i know we re good and decent people. i know we are still a country that believes in honesty and respect and treating each other with dignity. that we re a nation where we give hate no safe harbor. we believe that everyone is equal. that everyone should be given a fair shot to succeed in
set to kickoff a 60-day safety initiative beginning may 1, including enhanced police presence, community responder program and cleanup efforts. debra campbell say the efforts will be tracked and updateod a downtown city safety initiative page. staff will assess if this is impacting safety and next steps to support a safer downtown and city as a whole. todd: we profiled this months ago, why are they just acting now. in a target store, locking up all merchandise as the crime crisis continues. toiletries like mouthwash and shampoo secured behind glass. the store s products have been under lock and key since october. san francisco police have received 9500 reports of larceny
larceny thefts this year alone. lawmakers in the sunshine state file an amendment to give florida the power to inspect the disney s month rail. the amendment does not mention the company or the monorail by name. privately owned fixed guideway transportation systems. this comes as disney begins largest round of laugh layoffs. 4,000 people have been impacted as the company looks to slash a total of 7,000 jobs by the summer. layoffs are expected to impact employees at disney parks, espn and more. those are some of your headlines. we re going to check in with senior meteorologist actually no, i m not. you are, steve. steve: let me read what you were just reading. now let s check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. there you have got it in stereo. janice: hello, i love introductions from both of you. let s take a look at the maps. two thirds of the country way below average 46 in new york and 30 in marquette.
todd: a record number of police officers shot and killed this year. national fraternal order of police over 114 officers of been shot this year. 58 of them were killed. 95 ambush style attacks on officers were reported as well, 126% increase from last year as violent crime rises in major cities across the country. carley: wall street executives begging jpmorgan chase to cancel its conference in san francisco over the city s out of control crime. several high-ranking financiers say they don t want to make the trip because they fear for their safety. smash and grab skyrocketed after progressives in the city effectively to criminalize thefts $950. larceny thefts are up 14% from last year but an article in the san francisco chronicle talked