on this thursday morning. the day before the fourth of july. of course, sue serio, enjoying some time off. then this came. right? oh, sue, we were tweeting earlier in the week, now still looks beautiful there. but are you wore bid this storm. what s it like there, what s going on? reporter: well, starting to get some rain. it was a beautiful week, every day, this beach is where we re staying right here, at 59th and ocean in myrtle beach, south carolina now the outer bands of arthur are here. now we are under a tropical storm warning here. not a hurricane warning. but in north carolina, that is where they expect the possibility of a direct hit from the storm. so, we re getting the outer rain bands, winds starting to pick up quite a bit. the surf is very rough. as this thing travels up the coast, it is really probably more of a danger for north carolina, because of geography. if you see where i am in south carolina, it is much further west than north carolina is, just out f
concert day after tomorrow at citizens bank park. keep europe arthur s coming this way. i think people are little confused. last night cold front came through and hit our hot temperatures. so we had thunderstorms, and lightning, nothing to do with arthur. arthur still coming up from the south. and art surround hitting the carolinas, will not be hitting our area whatsoever, goes totally out to sea, right? but, there is enough moisture involved with arthur, that it interacts with the colds front. then you have more moisture to deal with. so we will still get the heavy rain, rip currents on the beach. that s a problem, rip currents, heavy rain corks disrupt a lot of stuff around here. let s see what the storm looks like right now, down in the carolinas. sue serio, on vacation. what a time to have a vacation, look how windy it is on her balcony. happy birthday, mike jerrick. thank you, sue-be. from south kara line a. south carolina all i could dream of was south carol
here. let me show you oil, wti crude, for a time this rally occurred even though the price of oil was sharply lower, as you see there, until near the close. and look at that turned right around and became positive again. article carbon reminding us all day that to keep an eye on wti crude because it s still calling the shots in this market now. that is an important point, we continue to debate those areas, as oil continues to fall or not. retail names to focus on as well. get to where we stand with the markets, an hour to go near the highs of the session, dow up 319 points, about 1.8% exactly the same as the s & p is at the moment of 37. the nasdaq adding 88 points a little pit outperformer today but only pie a little bit. nevertheless, some pressure across the internet name there is, bill. get to our closing bell exchange for this thursday. we have got cnpc contributeor heather hughes with us. hi there. jim lowell from adviser investment. joe hider from cirrus wealth m
125 years ago today the jukebox was introduced in downtown san francisco. tonight we celebrate the music to recording artists and the dancing from the jukebox era. it s all straight ahead on a second look. hi everybody i m frank somerville and welcome to a second look. today we re celebrating the jukebox. it was on this day, november 28, 1979 that visitors to an establishment in san francisco saw this instrument. the inventors had placed four inner tubes allowing four people. the nickel until slot had earned over $1,000. which would be about $26,000 today. as jukeboxes became automatic and amplified their popularity grew even more. due in parts to restrictions on the music played by radio stations. early radio rarely played records by black musicians known as rhythm and blues. but the player could be stocked with whatever the listener wanted. they became popular in juke bars and the name jukebox stuck. as joe fonzi reported back in 2000, in the 40s the jukebox was
time to fit in all the stars. we ll talk to the man behind it all today, friday, february 13, 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today. with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on friday the 13th. boy, how would you like to be lorne michaels trying to gear up for the 40th anniversary special and fit all of that in a special broadcast. tell a star you didn t make the cut. 3 1/2 hours, they had a half hour because there is so much there. the weather outside, it has soared to 9 degrees. a dangerous plunge in temperatures while the northeast braces for what s called the valentine s weekend blizzard. al is out on the plaza. what can we expect? more of these temperatures here in the northeast as you said. 9 now, a wind chill of about 5 below. and let s look and show you what s happening with this. bitter cold, high pressure builds in this arctic express pushes in. we have got wind chill advis