FORECAST: Enjoy sunshine today, the weekend turns wet
FORECAST: Enjoy sunshine today, the weekend turns wet Share Updated: 9:35 AM CST Jan 22, 2021
FORECAST: Enjoy sunshine today, the weekend turns wet Share Updated: 9:35 AM CST Jan 22, 2021
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Show Transcript Good Friday, everybody. Meteorologist Jonathan Kander here hope you can get outside. Soak up some afternoon sunshine because it becomes overcast this weekend. Highs today forties and fifties. But there ll be a northeast breeze, keeping us cool. Tonight. The winds will start to turn back to the Southeast. Now clouds come in from the south to That s where we ll be in the forties. Come daybreak, But then only the twenties up north. I got 35 for Okay, see? Now it s gonna be cloudy for your Saturday with South breezes highs in the forties and the fifties. I got drizzle on Saturday, but Sunday got an 80% chance of rain coming in Sunday night through Monday morning. That s around the
it at my young dishwasher who is of course terrified. welch realizes there are no children being held against their will and surrenders to police. welch pleaded guilty to assault and transporting a firearm over state lines. he s now serving four years in prison. in the days that followed the gunman s arrival, there were hundreds of signs outside, signs of support. it was like, we believe in the truth, or don t let fake news win. is this the power of social media? the notion that, you know, mr. welch is going to spend the next few years of his life in jail while the people who deliberately and willfully perpetrated this story that motivated him to do this will have nothing done to them, will
haven t, we don t see a strong consumer spending as we need to have the recovery. this is tied in i think, suzanne, a very, very good indicator, not get ahead of ourselves, we need to see numbers like this to be in a better place in terms of overall job ticker, suzanne. good news win think about it as you mentioned, a weekly number. do we expect to see a big turn around when it comes to unemployment in 2011? any sense whether or not weather that is going to happen? a great question and fed chairman ben bernanke said may be four, five years before we get took a normal unemployment rate, half of where it is now. we have over 15 million americans out of works unemployed, many run out of their benefits completely. also, when you look at how long the unemployment rate is going to stay above 9%, it is very scary what most economists think. we spoke with one from standard & poor s. take a listen to his tape. basically, could you call it a half-speed recovery.