then, now i can move over here, there is sue, the it fed, decision time, one hour away and where does america stand on job creation? it s critical, obviously, to the fed and to the economy. adp number out this morning, not so great. let s check in with you at the nyse. you re absolutely right, and we will get to that but we want to start, ty, with the fireworks on capitol hill as kathleen sebelius goes before the house energy and commerce committee. bertha coombs is on the case on capitol hill. over to you, bertha. sue, the hearing lasting more than three and a half hours and members of congress usually a little more def ren shall to a cab meth member but they did hit secretary kathleen sebelius hard on a number of issues. she started out by apologizing and taking responsibility for the website nurse and it s improving every day. clearly there have not been enough but she said none of the contractors who said they raised red flags said the problems warranted delaying the
from chicago. phil, first of all, how did this happen? and second of all, this is a much shorter strip than mcconnell has. how s this going to work? reporter: let s start first with taking off and the shorter runway. the runway at jabara airport is about 6,100 feet long. typically a 747 modified like this would have a ruppway of at least 9,100 feet, a 3,000-foot difference. they re not going to take off until all parties sign off. authorities say yes, we believe we have enough room for taking off. that s the takeoff we may see relatively soon. as for how it got here, the dreamlifter was carrying 787 dreamliner parts from italy, stopped in new york and was on its way to the facility in wichita, spirit air systems where it was going to be dropping off parts, picking up others. as the pilots were coming in on approach late last night, listen to the exchange between the dreamlifter pilot and the air traffic control tower. 4241 heavy, do you know which airport you re at? wel
nasdaq up 48 points. 1.25% higher. s&p 500 tonight up 14.5 points. nearly 1% at 1795. the dow closing above 16,000 for the first time ever. bob pisani, how high is up here? we just keep going up. i ll tell you what s a little bit annoying. we had lousy economic number this morning on the philly fed. yet the market kept moving up. in fact, it went up on that number. 10:00 we had philly fed greatly disappointing. stocks rallied. bond market dropped. you all know why. you know the story here. the federal reserve, reducing the possibility of tapering. look at the 10-year. that s what matters in these kind of economic matters. there s the vote. right at 10:00. boom. yields moved down. of course, the market moved to the upside. you think the economy was roaring here because all the old cyclical groups had a great day. financials, technology, energy, materials all were market leaders. what was the laggards? telco. consumer, utility stocks, health care stocks. all the more defensiv
“The Rainmaker,” by N. Richard Nash and directed by Jay Thompson, is the penultimate season show for StageCenter Theatre, where a family worries over a drought and their sister s relationships.