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room . all eyes on the supreme court expected to issue its ruling on thursday on president obama s signature first-term achievement, health care reform. it s a hot topic on the2007 supporting president bush s use of the same authority. that s right. and with the supreme court case on health care reform expected to come down on thursday, joe, i think it s going to get a lot hotter. jim acosta, thanks so much for that. appreciate it. now we re just going to get a little more on this with cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. the candidates argue over the economy and who has a better plan for the future. when you start looking at the water s edge, it gets more complicated. it is very complicated. it s very difficult when you re president to talk about how the rest of the world effects us. because you don t want to look like you re whining. you don t want to look like you re assigning blame elsewhere. but having said that, the truth of the matter is that what s g
other things, quote, fraudulent and trashy. pageant officials deny her charges and claims she told them she was resigning due to the inclusion of transgender contestants. now here s your first look at wall street. the dow opens at 12,127, after adding 26 points yesterday. the s&p was up seven, the nasdaq gained 18. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei jumped 151 points, while in hong kong, the hang seng climbed 261. well a little upbeat economic data did help stocks recover some lost ground wednesday. data showing the service sector improved in may outweighed worries about the eurozone s fiscal crisis. bank of america rose 3%, while jpmorgan added 3. investors are hoping for signs of action from the european central bank s interest rate meeting today after the g-7
lines moving. just can t win at the moment. kyung, thank you very much for that. nina? now, let s have a look at how things fared on wall street. we ll hear the closing bell at some point now, you should be able to hear it. there we go. trading on thursday was overshadowed by gloom about the u.s. economy. weekless jobless claims came in at about the 400,000, and the government s revised reading on gdp stayed at 1.8%. strength in the technology sector did help stocks stay out of the red. for the day the dow jones eking out a small gain, the nasdaq gains three quarters of a percent, and the s&p 500 rising by 0.78%. day two of the g-8 summit in france is just getting underway,
process, i m totally sure people from the armed forces had been protecting him. after that, he changed the people who were protecting him and at the end of the day i mean that he was protected by very small group of the people from his family. but we ll check everything. we ll investigate everything. we ll announce what happened in the past 16 years. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has arrived in pakistan, aimed at talks repairing the nations between the two countries. large parts of the u.s. had severe thunderstorm warnings overnight. two people died in atlanta, georgia, when trees fell on two vehicles in high winds. those are the head lines. i m zain verjee at cnn london. world business today starts now. good morning from cnn london. i m nina del santos. good afternoon from hong kong. i m andrew stevens. japan s auto industry stalls. honda and toyota unveil the full extent of post-quake production cuts. dollars for democracy. g-8 nations pledge to help egy