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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her condition this morning. Out of this world, the stunning view in the night sky thats been years in the making. And the telling tail, how the cat made international headlines. Good wednesday morning, everyone. Bin with the escalati n st are se atick in ildehs 3. 5 million confirmed cases nationwide as hospitals scramble to find enough space and staff to treat a wave of new patients. Were learning overnight about a new outbreak in illinois. 36 students who attended a High School Athletic camp have tested positive for the virus. And others are still awaiting results. Meanwhile, encouraging news about an experimental vaccine is offering a glimmer of hope. Abcs Megan Tevrizian has the latest. Reporter this morning, with coronavirus cases climbing, at least one vaccine is showing promise. Moderna announcing all 45 people in its study developed antibodies. This is a Novel Technology and will take large phase 3 trials for us to get comfortable we u
Vote vote vote the presiding officer are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote . If not, the yeas are 74, the nays are 18. The motion is agreed to. Mr. Portman mr. President . The presiding officer the senator for ohio. Mr. Portman i would like to talk today about a couple topics. First i want to thank my colleagues on the Senate Commerce committee for approving legislation very recently to rename the nasa plumbrook station in ohio after a true american hero, the lateneal armstrong. I ask that it legislation be taken up and we get it passed. There is an identical bill in the house and we hope to get both of them to the president for his signature. It is a stateoftheart testing facility near sandusky, ohio. It is doing a lot of the testing right now both for nasa and some privatesector companies. It is part of the nasaglenn complex. It is an impressive operation. The one that is most impressive right now is the artifice project. This is to put astronauts
And we got better than expected manufacturing data here in the u. S. , but the imf did lower its Global Growth forecast joining us for the hour is steve grasso from Stuart Frankel you know, we hit these highs earlier in the session didnt hold on to it for very long what do you make of todays action we didnt hear about impeachment. We didnt hear about china trade, really. We havent heard much about a lot of things, but we did hear mostly about were earnings so the market wants to get back to something that they can look at and say, its binary. Either services it was a win, it was a beat, they got it higher or lower and were going to run with the market there. Not enough to make new highs, but were on our way there with earnings, i would guess. It is interesting to look at companies fundamentals, actually push the trade headlines aside just a bit still hopeful, perhaps but let the day be run by earnings its true everybody has been run by macro lately so twothirds of all stocks trade with
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