data in the u.s. is bouncing back. factory orders coming through stronger than anticipated and we are up 6.4 versus 6.2 last time. and it is actually a little bit softer than last time. 11.4, that isat stronger than anticipated. and transportation is a stronger than last time. orders,tal goods nondefense, 1.9, bang in line with expectations. ookare going to get the b a little bit later on. that will give us a good idea about what is happening for the back into july into august backend of july into august. we will carry on the conversation about what is happening in the markets. we have great guests coming up. this hour, we will speak to the ceo of land s end. they have a big digital presence. have.ffect they will we will talk with jerome griffith about that. and for more on what is markets we have brian weinstein from morgan stanley. this talk about what is happening broadly right now. you re in fixed income guide, you are watching what is happening broadly in these marke
scavenges started about economic growth. congressional republicans in sync with the president? washington editor will interview mitch mcconnell. please welcome them. [applause] thank you for making it here. not much. we ve had conversations today about tax cuts, tax bills and tax reform. a lot of people who think it will happen or hope it happens, guy who has to make it happen. will it happen? can you guarantee it will happen by the end of this year? yes, it will happen. just a contrast beatitude the republican conference in the senate with regard to healthcare. interesting contrast. every meeting i had on healthcare was like a trip to get a root canal. nobody wanted to be there. a solid a challenging undertaking that was. i bring that up because on this issue there s genuine enthusia enthusiasm. everyone wants to get to yes we believe it s important to the country and important was politically as well. i m confident we ll get now come by using the reconciliation pr
cape may and atlantic city, checking in at 77. note the direction of the wind out of the west northwest that s the drier wind flow for us this time of year cooling everything down and drying the air out, the humidity is gone, that s out to sea. satellite and radar there s the day today, high pressure in in controlling, mostly sunny skies from start to finish. forecast from accuweather looks like this, mostly sunny, beautiful, 85 degrees, no humidity at all. a perfect day to do anything outdoors be lay by the pool, hit the beach barbecue. picture perfect heating up again as we talked about earlier. later this week thunderstorms. none of the days are a wash, but you could pick up a shower or thunderstorm. some of them could be on the stronger side. when i come bank we ll talk about that in the accuweather forecast. we continue to follow breaking news this morning, a delaware family is mourning the loss of a mom of five. she died after her vehicle crashed and sparked a fire in
mr. speaker, we are very confident the and health care act with their help will be on the president s desk and we will start over with a new future for health care in america. maria: the latest development this morning coming up. another legal challenge for president tried to report why hawaii is filing a lawsuit overpriced executive order and immigration. deadly wildfires in the middle of the country to report at least five people killed in texas and oklahoma. the governor declared a state of emergency. latest developments coming up. snap shares on a wild ride. donate 10% yesterday on top of a 12% of the day before. the action on heavy volume as well. what does that mean? writer markers this morning. futures indicate a mixed market at the open of trading. nasdaq up a fraction. s&p 500 down a fraction. we wait on the adp report due at about 8:15 a.m. in two hours. the first look at the labor market ahead of the important government jobs report this friday. rated action ahea
their private toilet. reporter: human feces, a decaying bird, trash. there s beer cans, liquor bottles, spoiled food, you name it. reporter: and the light post in disrepair. that s what paul browning and kiera debost see every day when they walk the bridge. you have families and nice places to go when you walk back to cleveland. what is my tax money being used for? reporter: they both say nothing has changed in more than a month. that s how long this trash has been here as well as this light pole which used it stand here. this is unacceptable. reporter: the city is supposed to keep the bridge clean and make repairs to it, so we requested an interview today with the person in charge, but in this e-mail back the do something. we re paying for it. reporter: the light post that was sitting over here earlier today is now gone. the city told us that they ve removed the post once we brought it to their attention. and they say a new post will be installed in the next c