Morning the city provided taxi stands inside of the box to help people get around from the center of the city. Parking restrictions in effect until all the areas are cleared so you want to Pay Attention to signs, if your car is towed. 8885913636 is the number to call. A check now on todays forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. Good morning. Temperatures at 63 degrees. 62 in pottstown, 66 in philadelphia. As we head into the rest of today our temperatures will warm into the 80s so close to 80 degrees, then our temperatures, our satellite radar shot, shows a few clouds moving in. We are trying to see scattered showers, well start to push into our region. So one thing im tracking as a chance of showers but as we head into tomorrow well see an each better chance of rainfall thats going to start in the Early Morning hours as we approach wednesday. Were tracking a soaker. More on how much you can expect to see and more on your temperatures cooling down after we warm up today into tomor
And now please welcome chief davidvation officer brown. [applause] david brown thank you very much. Ofcome to the closing lunch this conference. Reflect on time to all that the Preservation Movement has achieved over the last 50 years. Is also given us a chance to look forward and see how the work we are doing today will able to be here and participate in these conversations. Beingk forward to you involved in these conversations we aremonths ahead pleased to be joined by representatives of the American Express foundation. They have been at close partner of the trust. Story in thet history of preservation is the leadership provided by tim and richard and American Express. Some of theave iconic places and the hidden gems in america. As well as our pioneering work to engage millions of americans in preservation through social media. In 2011 American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation established the aspire award. It recognizes an emerging leader in the preservation f
That we eventually want to operate with a much smaller Balance Sheet than we have at present. The, that we would reduce the size of the Balance Sheet to essentially, whatever size we needed to manage Monetary Policy effective in, in effective and efficient way. Now a lot has changed since prefinancial crisis in terms of the Financial System and, we are studying, were engaging in project at this time. To consider whether a longrun operating framework should look like. So, i cant tell you exactly what size of Balance Sheet we will determine is the best to operate in an efficient and effective manner. It might be somewhat larger than the very tiny quantity of reserves that we had precrisis. We have not determined that. We have also said that we will, we expect to reduce the size of our Balance Sheet overtime by ceasing diminishing, ceasing entirely reinvestments and beyond that we havent given Additional Guidance other than to say the timing of reductions in reinvestment will depend on ec
American history tv. Of our Charter Communications partners, we will explore the history of this city of about 180,000 residents. Located in the central part of massachusetts, it grew into an Industrial Center with the creation of the Blackstone Canal in the early 19th century. Coming up, we will against at some of the citys early industrial contributions as we visit the historical museum. The story of worcester is a great economic engine in the early 19th and 20th century. Its the story of the Industrial Heritage that starts at the time of the Blackstone Canal. 1828, it opens and while there was a small industry in worcester before that, we focus on the beginnings and go to the 21st century. I explained her, we will hear about the history of Mechanics Hall, the cultural cornerstone of the city and today, and internationally regarded music meeting place. We begin the hour with the trip to the campus of Clark University and their special collection to learn about robert of the, the inve
Down, that would be of concern. We have called attention to some inght downward movements survey measures. We are watching that. I still judge that Inflation Expectations are reasonably wellanchored. Inflationve tolerated shortfalls that we thought would disappear over the medium term. Just as we did overshoots of inflation that we also judged to be transitory. But we do need to monitor inflation very carefully because if Energy Prices and the dollar prices,stabilize import our expectation is headline and core inflation would move up, and if we failed to see that occurring in a manner that we expect, of course, we would need totake further action reconsider the outlook and to put in place appropriate policy. What with that action look like . Wereellen if the economy disappointing, our actions would not really be based on inflation. We would take employment into account. I cannot give you a simple answer. But we would pursue a more accommodative policy, because we do certainly are a cur