3 bill 3 good morning and thank you for choosing us to start your day. Im bill frankmore. sam and im samantha boatman. 3 bill if you ventured 3 out on the roads in the last several hours. You know 3 just how foggy it was last night. samantha this is a picture sent in by new 4 Facebook Taylor that shows 3 bill we have team 3 coverage this morning. With alex cannito who is out on the roads. To see what your morning commute will be like. But we begin with meteorologist Tim Studebaker who has the outlook for this wednesday. 3 bill and samantha lets take a quick look outside. Current conditions and skycam 3 bill, samantha well toss it over to meteorologist Tim Studebaker. Cameras on the roadways this morning are showing fog. And its cold enough that the fog is freezing to the roads. This. Combined with recent snow and rain is leading to a tough commute this morning. Heres a look at some of those cameras. A freezing fog advisory is in place through 9am with the Current Situation in place for
We will get your thoughts. Republicans, 202 5853881. Democrats, 202 5853880. Independents, 202 5853882. Join us on social media. Twitter, our handle is cspanwj. Facebook. Com cspan. You can also email us, journal cspan. Org. Joining us on the set is lisa rosenberg. Give us a little bit more information about the Supreme Court cost decision. Lets begin with the history of the finance laws. What did the court which lauded the court consider and what is its history . These laws have been in place since the watergate era. Watergate was a campaignfinance scandal and congress thought that three pullers were necessary to address corruption. Those pillars were spending limits, contribution limits, and disclosure. Spending limits have been chipped away at since the earliest days of the Campaign Finance reform laws since the 1970s and the final nail in the on spending limits happened when the Supreme Court decided a case a few years ago. That leaves us with contribution laws and disclosure. Yest
Making some impressive bets. Can you say linkedin . The former ceo of zero is going to be joining us on where to invest right now, and it is all about you and your body. A Little Spring cleaning. How much do those diets help you . The doctor this hour is here with her call and the impact on the weight loss industry. But first we are watching the market in certain the market taking downward after a very soft jobs report from adp. Supply data shows inventories rising lowerthanexpected. Adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. Phil flynn at the trading pits of the cme. First to you, what are the traders saying about the actions. The s p 500 cant break through the resistance, the intraday high. Just have not been able to get through that. Some of the winners, some of the losers, big winners, disney hitting an alltime high, Goldman Sachs up today, disney up 1. 5 , Goldman Sachs up almost 1. 5 . You look at the big loser, exxonmobil down almost 3 , a drag of 18 points and th
And inflation as it considers next step and on those the beige book says, quote, employment levels improved gradually for most districts while price pressures remain subdued except for energy costs and costs of construction products. Melissa, back to you. Peter barnes, thanks so much. Well see how the market is reacting. James is on the floor of cme of the are you seeing any movement . Market is coming back a little bit. We were down 40. Now were down about 30. This is very, very muted reaction here. The market is ticking into positive territory. Spent most of the day in a very, very tight range. S p futures are trading in a range of around 1870 to 1875. This isnt going break us out of this range. Were up on the day but seeing bad data we had this morning but didnt see all the weak money yesterday that got washed out this morning. I think there is bid in the market around 1870 level and i think well probably close the day high ier. Melissa james, thank you very much. Google capital a f
Chart #1 shows the ISM Service Sector Index. While it has ticked higher in recent months, it is still below the levels leading up to the Covid shutdowns,…