Lose their grip and a painful process, it really is. Lets start with the radar as we would have reports in charles county, and a lot of folks are down there with plenty of power. Heavy rain east of i95, the west side of the bay. And in delmarva. Here is the radar over the last hour. You can see the rain pushing from the southeast to the northwest. A little bit of a breakdown to the south with pretty moderate rain in most of Loudoun County and Montgomery County. Ill widen the radar out. Dont let it fool you as this is a massive storm sitting off the coast of South Carolina, producing rain all the way up in to southern sections of New Hampshire. This is a big, big noreaster. Well look ahead at 8 00. It will be chilly in the upper 40s. Some folks had their first fire of the season tonight. Well why not . 49 in the morning in gaithersburg, bowie, 53 downtown in manassas and 49 in leesburg. By 10 00 not much better in the low to mid50s. It is generally green, which is just lighter activity.
But it seems people would rather have the tortoise than the hare. The question about this one is whether we will get the same result. Yields are moving up. Well talk to Rick Santelli about that. Gold is getting slammed. Oil has been a little higher today and it goes back to the jobs report. Its jobs friday. Well see how that wraps up trading with an hour to go. The dow right now is down 57 points as traders troo toy make sense of where this leaves the fed and what happens next with the u. S. Economy. The s p is off 5 points and the nasdaq down 15. Declines of a quarter to a third of a percent across the board at the moment today. Twohour closing bell panel. Scott cavanaugh of first national. Weve got eric stein of eaton vance. Christine short from he is estimize. Weve Steve Liesman and Rick Santelli in chicago. Steve liesman, 257,000 jobs created. The Unemployment Rate dipped goes up to 5. 7 . Regale us here. Theres a lot to regale you with, bill, because i think the big story is not s
Center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. After months of the coronavirus raging across the u. S. , finally there is hope. First shipments of pfizers Coronavirus Vaccines will begin to arrive across the country in the hours ahead and it is not a moment too soon. Nearly 300,000 americans have lost their lives to the virus so far. Among 16 million cases nationwide. On sunday, the u. S. Set yet another record when it comes to hospitalization. The head of the food and Drug Administration says he hopes the vaccines will start right away. Well, my hope, again, is that this happens very expeditiously, hopefully tomorrow. Weve seen the vaccines go out. Weve seen the press reports of hospitals waiting to Vaccinate Health Care Workers and those most vulnerable according to reck men dags of the acip and the cdc. So, it would be my greatest hope and desire that that occur tomorrow. Well, the plan is for tens of millions of people to be vaccinated by the end of the month. That requires, of co
Aviation safety subcommittee. Thank you all for joining us today to hear testimony regarding Innovative Aviation Technology and new instruments to the National Airspace system. New entrance include innovations advanced air mobility, electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, unquote Aerial Survey systems commonly known as drones. These technologies have a wide range of applications. From inspecting Critical Infrastructure to delivering medicine in remote areas. To improving a mobility in urban areas. Along with advancements and electric propulsion, these innovative approaches offer opportunities to transport passengers and cargo or provide other Aviation Services while reducing Carbon Emissions. As we begin the process of reauthorizing the federal Aviation Administration next year, congress should incorporate provisions to advance these important developments in technology. Are you hearing today is an opportunity to consider the challenges ahead, and the approaches congress can ta
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