60s as we start off our day. As we head through the afternoon we are looking at daytime high around where we should be for this time of year but cooler compared to the warm day we had yesterday. Low to mid60ss for the daytime highs. We will time it out on future cast. When the rain will arraign. For now lets check in on traffic. Probably now is the best time to head out. Before it gets busier. The morning commute we are starting to see busy conditions. Especially for the ride into the pass. We are starting to see cars going toward north flynn. If you have to get out the door try to do it earlier rather than later. The travel times in the yellow. 205 toward 680. No delays but a couple things in to the Traffic Center for highway 4, westbound 4 in the brentwood area. Im getting word of a serious crash where they will shut down both directions here shortly to clear everything over to the shoulder. Traffic starting to build in that area and a new crash in on westbound 4. I will have details
Than 1 as many of the cloud and socalled stayathome stocks get hit. It was the announcement that Pfizers Covid vaccine is more than 90 efficient thats what really set the market on fire we got more on that in a minute. Meantime, lets send it over to kelly. Thank you, sir. It is a huge day for the markets and a potentially historic one in a fight against the Chris Christie we have full Team Coverage for you. Bob pisani looking for the market reaction. Meg tirelli and bob pisani, lets start with you historic move for the s p 500 and big volume were going to do twice normal volume on the markets. We havent seen that recently, big volume on big up days. Thats a change on market sentiment. You mentioned small caps obviously vaccine, better reopening story. That would help small caps, look at this up almost 7 more than twice the performance of the s p 500 mega cap out of big cap, mega cap tech stocks and into small cap but also a little bit on the weak side as weve been noting all throughout
Typically say yes. Now the answer is yes. Now whats the question . You cant do any better than that. And supervisor safai who has become a friend and colleague over these years, working on this project, and every month i know that im going to get a call from him saying, whats going on. What can we do . Oh, we have this technical problem. Lets figure out a way to solve it. Oh, we have to lobby the state to get funding, what can i do to help. Hes really helped, along with our partners at mission housing, in bringing the community into this so that this is not just about bricks and mortar. This is about holistic housing, you know, and youve heard all of the components of that in working with the community. I would also like to thank our staff and silver berg and nick wilder here today for all of the Technical Work needed to work with our partners at bart to make this technically feasible. This is a very challenging site. We have to deal with barts legitimate questions. We have to deal wit
Home in washington, d. C. I would like to thank United Health group for making these conversations possible. I would like to welcome our audiences. You can follow along on twitter using the axios events. Over the next 30 minutes we will unpack the best way to unpack Health Insurance access and Health Insurance coverage in the united states, and what that path forward looks like following the president ial election and in the midst of a pandemic that is getting worse every day. Our first guest today is senator tina smith of minnesota. Thank you for joining us. Sen. Smith thank you, sam. It is terrific to be with everyone today. Insurance has been with us for a long time but how has the pandemic shaped how you view this problem of health care coverage. Do you see that differently now . Sen. Smith here we are in the midst of a Global Pandemic. Thatt is the pandemic asserted in my home to state of minnesota and the upper midwest that is surging in my home state of minnesota in the upper mi
Approved exene by the end of 2021, and it will be given to the countries that are part of the facility, not how can 192 of them roughly 20 percent of their needs for now. And thats actually really important because its never been the case before that innovative Vaccine Technology has made its way from the laboratory, through the clinic, through a big Multinational Corporation or a Chinese Company or an indian company. And then out into Global Health it at roughly the same time that its available in the United States, u. K. And europe. So in a sense, kovacs is a victory for those people who believe in multilateralism in transparency, you know, unfortunately there are 2 big standouts from kovacs. Its the United States and this and russia. Unfortunately, they should join. Well, its interesting that neither of those 2 countries do, and both of those countries obviously have those vaccines. But if you know nothing about vaccines, not as much as you do and youre sitting here watching this, a