that s about 15 degrees above normal. but it s not as warm as we were yesterday. we made it up to 74 yesterday. only 2 degrees away from the record. more is coming up, but now let s check in with joel hillan. good morning, ashton. the early morning traffic situation looking great out there across the denver metro area. we ve been watching this cdot camera, i-25 and 20th. nice light volumes. i m always surprised how many cars we have on the road this c-470 slowing both sides of 285 as you make your way along the hog back there. portion of u.s. 6 through clear creek canyon closed as they do maintenance there. protestors upset over the election of donald trump were in the streets of several cities, including los angeles, as many got onto the freeway and blocked traffic there. the protest started downtown and moved to the 101. [ yelling ] in san diego violence erupted in the gas lamp quarter as protestors clashed with each other and with police. several people were arrested
budged. dow futures down by 6 half a points below fair value. the s&p 500 closed another record high on friday. nasdaq down by 9.5. one economic data point of note, the national association of home builders will release its housing market index for may. that s due at 10:00 eastern time this morning. a little bit of news out of chicago, charlie evans, he says the feds should aim to boost inflation by keeping interest rates near zero until early next year. evans is a voting member of the fomc and argues inflation has been running too low for too long. we just had him on. yeah. yeah. exactly. that s not new, is it? they have got the dual mandate. right. we knew this was kind of where he was headed with things but people are looking at fed speak very closely right now to try to figure out. did you see the fed futures in september pushing that of 0, thinking it s less lick like dr likely. it could be negative in the first quarter. could be .5% for the first half. wha