And beverly. Some some thirties on the map from norwood and bedford. And in nashua, New Hampshire. Future cast has clouds creeping in in the morning. We dont have the fog. Theyre going to see some partial sun here at 8 00 a. M. Noontime comes along. Lower 50s for your large break. Still a couple breaks in the clouds. The fog is out, but after about 2 00 p. M. We are at risk for one or two sprinkles. I see some light rain forming between 4 00 p. M. Which is on your screen here and 7 00 p. M. So we are going to have a couple of showers out there in time for the evening commute. 52 to 56 for your highs after morning fog. Just remember. Rain is on the move. Actually gets much heavier overnight, so im going to time out those showers coming up in a couple of minutes, but heres Julie Grauert with live time traffic. We are keeping in close touch to say, hey, are you seeing it on your latest information. I do want to let you know about a closure. Its the exit ramp thats partially blocked as you
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Again try to stop me with our mystery guest, all of that and more over todays hour, but first, lets get headlines with bloombergs su keenan. Out after last years hacker attack compromised millions of shoppers, steinhafel at target. The board replaced him as chairman and ceo today. And they are looking for a permanent chief. The cfo is the temporary ceo. Aig says their profit fell, this as claims costs climbed, though profit fell. It beat the estimate of analysts surveyed by bloomberg, and at gm, an executive involved in the faulty ignition switches at decided to retire. He was executive director of Global Vehicle integration, and those are the top headlines. Thanks very much, su keenan. I just returned from a conference taking place at Lincoln Center in new york, and our market makerss host Stephanie Ruhle joins us. She also spent the day there. Give us some of the highlights of your conversation. You had the chance to speak with ill ackman. Ackman. I did just a few moments ago. Bill a
You an experience with your smart phone. Onceur producers will again try to stop me with our mystery guest, all of that and more over todays hour, but first, lets get headlines with bloombergs su keenan. Out after last years hacker attack compromised millions of steinhafel at target. And they are looking for a permanent chief. Aig says their profit fell, this thoughms costs climbed, fell. It beat the estimate of analysts surveyed by bloomberg, and at gm, an executive involved in the faulty ignition switches at decided to retire. Executive director of Global Vehicle integration, and those are the top headlines. Thanks very much, su keenan. I just returned from a conference taking place at Lincoln Center in new york, and hostmarket makerss Stephanie Ruhle joins us. Give us some of the highlights of your conversation. I did just a few moments ago. Bill ackman and i sat down, and for him, it is all about fannie and freddie chugging along and staying in business not just for the big time pe