delightful. companies are hiring. optimism is high. the dow and the nasdaq recorded their best starts to a year since 2006. and today s not too hot, not too cold employment report helped drive all of the major indexes to fresh records, again. the dow jones industriae advanced 220 points to 25,295. nasdaq added 58. and the s&p 500 was up 19. for the week, all of the major indexes posted solid gains. and with those gains comes an increase in stock market optimism which we should point out is not always a good thing. bob pisani reports tonight fro reporter: the december jobs report was below expectations and the markets seemed relieved. why would they be relieved? because the economic reports have been so strong recently, the traders are beginning to worry that the federal reserve might be more aggressive, raising rates to slow down an overheating economy. but today s jobs report was just about perfect. it was still strong. it wasn t as strong as the experts thought it would b
of other customers while you re there? only 1% of pharmaceuticals business is conducted online. one entrepreneur got the bright idea to relieve some of the pain points with a digital full . reporter: when eric went to his drugstore to pick up a prescription medicatio in january of 2015, his headache was just beginning. he waited in line nearly an hour before speaking to a pharmacist. he said, i m so sorry, we re out of stock of z-pack. i m thinking, this is january, it s the only thing that pharmacies should have. i can t believe this is an experience that exists on every street corner in america. reporte w42 percent of respo survey said their pharmacy was out of stock at least once, causing them to make a return trip. eric came up with a concept for an online pharmacy. he refined it for more than a year with an old friend, pharmacist sonia patel. most pharmacy systems are built on technology that was in use 20 years ago. it didn t work for the pharmacist, didn t work
is doing to prevent the same outages today. good morning, everybody. don t let the creeping sunshine fool you. it is already hot, muggy, and sweaty out there. coming in today, i was like, as soon as you walk out the door, it s that kind of heat. it s in the 80s at 6:00 in the morning. woo! it is warm out there. [ laughter ] it s saturday, august, 13th. i m rob nelson. i m michelle charlesworth. it s good to have you back here. toni yates is never borning. no she s not. that s my girl. when is this heat going to break? christmas? not soon. we have at least two more days where temperatures are in the 90s and the feels-like temperatures are in the triple digit range again this for the feels-like temperature. i think sunday we re right in the same spot. we really don t see a lot of relief coming in. monday we ll take the temperatures down still muggy, though. this is a look into the battery. we can see the empire state building and one world trade. for the excessi
gave the white house to donald trump in the 2016 election. he won by a razor thin margin, just 10,000 votes across this entire state. in 2018, things changed back, shifting back toward the democratic party, with statewide wins for democrats, here in the state and congressional districts like this one, which had not elected a democrat to the house for a full term since 1964. that streak was broken by hailey stevens who won here in 2016. all of these voters here are intending to vote in the democratic primary and they want to hear from the candidates on the issues that matter to them as we head into the 2020 race. tonight, we have the newest candidate in the field. she just made her formal announcement, new york senator kiersten gillibrand. thank you. hey. how are you, chris? thank you for having me. come on up. hey, everybody. how are you? hello. how are you? good to see you. nice to see you. thank you for coming. thank you, guys, very much. have a seat. thank you.
brewery, and we are here for the first town hall of this primary season. we re here in michigan, of course, which is one of the three states that flipped and gave the white house to donald trump in the 2016 election. he won by a razor thin margin, just 10,000 votes across this entire state. in 2018, things changed back, shifting back toward the democratic party, with statewide wins for democrats, here in the state and congressional districts like this one, which had not elected a democrat to the house for a full term since 1964. that streak was broken by hailey stevens who won here in 2016. all of these voters here are intending to vote in the democratic primary and they want to hear from the candidates on the issues that matter to them as we head into the 2020 race. tonight, we have the newest candidate in the field. she just made her formal announcement, new york senator kiersten gillibrand. thank you. hey. how are you, chris? thank you for having me. come on up. hey,