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Of moisture and it will really be the rainfall threat that i am mostly concerned about across the southwestern u.s. we will break down the details here. look at the projected path from the national weather service, a weakening hurricane as it approaches the baja peninsula. let's take it further out in time from sunday evening through monday. tropical storm force conditions possible in extreme southern sections of california including san diego, and then look at this, the remnants moving into the western half of the u.s. the flood threat cannot be diminished. we have a rare level 4 of 4 from su...

We did back then. you can still smell it. smells decent. very thankful for mayor adams who came down and looked at our process, how we were doing what look. pasta prices are way up. we were doing, he wanted to know we're talking 20% in the last why people wanted to go to new year in the united states. york. he talked to some of the asylum we're talking up 17% over the seekers, how many of you want to go to work? last year in italy. 50 or so raised their hand. we're up to about $2 a box in who wants to go to new york? te raised their hand, yes. italy, up to about $1.46 a why do you want to go t...

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People are trapped in death valley national park due to extreme flooding. the park near the california-nevada border received 1.46 inches, that is nearly 75% of all of the rain it gets in a year. the national park service said floodwaters left 500 visitors and 500 staff unable to exit the park. rangers say dozens of cars are buried in several feet of debris. thankfully no injures have been reported. and as kentucky recovers from last week's deadly floods, it now faces the threat of more rain and flash flooding. a flood watch is in effect for much of eastern kentucky through the evening. kent...

That is about 41 cents cheaper than it was just last month, which is welcome news, but still about $1.46 more than what americans were spending last year. so, people have to reallocate their own budgets. a new study came out and showed that 1 in 12 new jerseyans are food insecure. i spoke to people at a local food pantry. food delivered from here went there to a local church yesterday in newark. people in line told me times are tough. they are no longer doing joy rides. they have to be really judicious with any kind of essentials they need. they don't have money for extras. take a listen to wh...