Today. I am sorry, session highs for the s p 500. I got excited. With that being said, you have the up arrows. The s p 500 up one third of 1 at the moment. Lets talk about why we are seeing some of this optimism. Lets take a look at ford. A new 52 week high. They came out with some good numbers. Raising guidance Going Forward. That is good news. Back to you. Adam thank you. Lori one of the contractors behind the obamacare website says the website is being fixed and will be ready in time for january 1. Richardson joins us with the very latest. They will not say exactly when this will be fixed. They did not have enough time to test it. There is just too many people logging on to the exchange and that is the root of the problem. There are thousands of website that handle volume far larger than what healthcare. Gov was faced with. Surely the website was designed to handle more than 2000 users. They are not responsible for what i call the front door. Rich this hearing is about four hours ol
St. Louis fed talking about the economy later. That is what is driving this market. Everyone stops trading until a breath. , 8 30, take everybody wants to see whether the momentum continues. It is not that we are 00 iserating, 197,0 forecast. The Unemployment Rate will be interesting. The Labor Department releasing revisions to the last five years. They could move it around a little bit. It is possible we could go below 7 . Just on a revisions basis. Street into aall tizzy, able take a while for people to absorb that. We are all above the consensus, we think what happened in december will play in january. We are talking about after five years having the best fiveyear pattern of jobs since the recession. This is north of 2 million for this year, possibly. Rate aside, what is really interesting is the average hour workweek is pure a session. We have taken the slack out of the system and we have got to start hiring. Does the street care about the jobs number . At 8 30, everybody is cheeri
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Blog. If theres a sentencing case, we look at another blog. There are legal specialty websites out there that offer instant analysis, or instant takes on the news and Supreme Court cases that we didnt use to have. Finally, i would just say, tony did, the court is very slow to embrace the digital revolution. This is after all a court that not only has tor us the ties but still gives pens to arguing counsel. You can see the briefs on the Supreme Courts website. You can get transcripts of the oral arguments. ,ou can hear the oral arguments but you have to wait until all the news value is completely drained out. [laughter] to give you a little brief it sight of how eager the court is to embrace this Cutting Edge Technology known as radio, in the olden days going back to the bush v. Gore case, the Supreme Court agreed to release the audio of the oral argument the same day. It used to be at the end of the term they all got in a box and went to the national archives. I dont mean the justices
Roll it up, stick it in a pneumatic tube, youd get it down below. Decision you would get the back half first because you thing in it the whole the tube and youd write your story and hope it wasnt the part decisions and takes all of the puzzle pieces. On the ago if you were outside keenly interest in what the Supreme Court was going to do, you would hear it on the radio. Yes, before social media, there coverage. You might read about it in the afternoon newspaper assuming still e city you live in had one. A case of national interest, you might learn about it on one of network tv ening newscasts, but your best chance would still be to read about it the next spaper morning. Are he pneumatic tubes gone. So, for that matter, most afternoon newspapers. E havent gone the way of the pneumatic tube. The way we cover the court has changed but not as much as you might think. Course, for me, the big change is not so much social television. Le when i started covering the court, there was only one ca