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down, that would be of concern. we have called attention to some inght downward movements survey measures. we are watching that. i still judge that inflation expectations are reasonably well-anchored. inflationve tolerated shortfalls that we thought would disappear over the medium term. just as we did overshoots of inflation that we also judged to be transitory. but we do need to monitor inflation very carefully because if energy prices and the dollar prices,stabilize import our expectation is headline and core inflation would move up, and if we failed to see that occurring in a manner that we expect, of course, we would need totake further action reconsider the outlook and to put in place appropriate policy. what with that action look like? wereellen: if the economy disappointing, our actions would not really be based on inflation. we would take employment into account. i cannot give you a simple answer. but we would pursue a more accommodative policy, because we do ....
a deadly accident in suffolk county is being blamed on black ice. police say an s.u.v. lost control and slammed into a suffolk county transit bus on montauk hay just before 7:00 a.m. the s.u.v. driver was pronounced dead on the scene. no passengers were on the bus. southampton police say this was one of 17 accidents caused by black ice over an eight-hour period. speaking of the conditions, let s talk about the temperature and what could be a rainy weekend for us. we will continue to see the temperature rising from this point on. 45 around j.f.k. 42 teterboro. 43 around newark and 40 white plains. these numbers are warm, warmer than normal. temperatures should be about 35, 36 degrees. again there will be rain and a rain shower could get into cold air along i-84, i-80, 287, the thruway here. that may create icy conditions. this will be late tonight tomorrow. you see on the futurecast that i will show you, that will be coming in overnight from this batch of rain to the wes ....
meteorologist shiri spear joins us with what time things will start to go downhill. shiri: that s right, they start to go downhill today. our big transition. 30 in boston. 28 in beverly. 28 in plymouth. teens in norwood and bedford. 40 in chatham and already the clouds are leaking in off the water a trend that will continue this morning. we have 33 in boston at 6 a.m. still teens and 20s in the burbs. see those clouds continue to push on in. by noontime, we will have to account for the chance for a little bit of drizzle coming in on that breeze as well. temperature-wise, a lot of upper 30s, lower 40s by lunchtime. we stall out basically through the rest of the afternoon. we see blips of green from the north shore up into the seacoast of new hampshire. 36 to 44 today. increasing clouds. we will see freezing drizzle overnight. and one thing you have to watch out for this morning is a little bit of black ice. julie: shiri, you and i will be tag teaming on to make sure ....
went on a deadly shooting rampage targets his own family. gas prices falling again. that s bad news for some businesses and not just the oil companies who are feeling it. welcome to al jazeera america. i m del walters. i m stephanie sy. in pakistan, right now a rescue abrasion i guess underway after a deadly attack at an army school that happened in the northwestern city near the afghan border. 120 people are killed, most children between the ages of 9-16. officials saying hundreds of students and teachers still held inside. the pakistani taliban taking responsibility on the military-run school. john joining us now, what else do we know now? we began monday s program with news of a siege and must do the same here on tuesday, different part of the world, different kind of siege but still a siege. right now pakistani security trying to gain control of the building. they fear the death toll could rise at scores of teachers and students are still trapped inside ....
vote: mr. whitehouse: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: thanks, mr. president. may i ask unanimous consent that the pending quorum call be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: thank you very much. mr. president, i m here for the 90th time to urge my colleagues in the senate to take action on climate change. the science is clearly worthy of our trust and it is, indeed, time to wake up. the human contribution to climate change is no longer up for legitimate debate. we know that carbon pollution accumulates in the atmosphere. we know that carbon dioxide traps the sun s heat. we ve actually known that since abraham lincoln was president. we know that the atmosphere and the oceans are heating up. we can measure that. ocean acidification and sea level rise are also measurable and they are caused by carbon pollution. these risks to our environment to our health to our economy and to our nat ....