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slightly lower. s&p 500, nasdaq higher on earnings. lori rothman with me from the floor of new york stock exchange. lori? deirdre all right we got the gross domestic product. not all that exciting but the fed looks at these things. 2.4% expansion pace is already, certainly not terrible but likely for the fed to stay on course and raise rates in september. why we saw stocks flip-flopping. the gains and losses. a mixed picture with the dow off five points. nasdaq up 17. call the broad market average flat. after the bell it has been all about earnings. we had better than expected reports from social media companies like links inn, expedia, travel website, electronic arts the gaming company. linkedin is a dramatic story here. after the bell when the report was released it was better than expected top and bottom line report. all of their products were going gangbusters. we saw shares up as much as 13%. now they re virtually flat, only up marginally. likely because a lost s ....
and some of the most vulnerable, the disabled, are worried about what this means for their future. sabrina ahmed has more from the state capitol. bus loads of bus loads of medicaid recipients and care givers came to the capitol today to talk to their legislators. the all have their own stories and personal struggles.. but there is one common thread.. they want oversight of the medicaid pratization that was approved this week. as karen muters talks to one of her three kids she brought with her to the capitol. she has one thing on her mind. 14:58:16 there isn t anyone who s been ableo give us concrete answers. she has adopted nine kids who are all medicaid recipients.. some live in group homes, others with her.. it s a lot to juggle. and now everything is going to change. 13:24:01 is really a complicated system for them now. while she doesn t like the change, she realizes it s inevitable, so now she has one goal get everyone to the table to make sure it works. 14: ....
clearwater florida today, for a live, what, interview, basically. with howard eskin? cameron rough. hey, is that a live shot from clear water? oh,. look at the grass. and the palm trees. i m a little upset about this. ya, babe. i i have a bone to pick with howard. judge? oh, because you didn t go, he didn t invite this year. we ll pick that bone. okay. coming up. one of us wore phillies red today. trees true. sue, what do you think the temperature is in clearwater right now? i think probably in the 50 s or 60s. yes, temperatures, here, a lot lower than that. it is a six out of ten. that s why we like to go to florida in the wintertime. it is windchills in the teens and 20 s, how about that this mo morning? so it is mittens, a scarf, it is the hat that covers his ears. all on bus stop buddy this morning, sunrise sure is pretty. it feels like 23. a lot colder than yesterday, specially with the windchills in the teens, 20 s, feels like 19, ....
durham. here s a look at your forecast: will be a 38 at 8 am. breezy and sunday at noon. i will have more on your forecast for the rest of the week ahead coming up in just a little bit no major traffic problems tell you about. let s take a look at what you can expect on the roads right now peer traffic is moving smoothly on i 40. always a good thing as we start out the work week on a quite know. we don t have any major issues as farce traffic goes. if you re headed into town, it westbound loop on 540 will take morning. this morning a man facing felony murder charges is due in court. police say gerald paul junior killed 2 people. we have been bringing you updates on this developing story since the bodies of the earlier this month. we re live at the johnson county courthouse with reactions from the victims families. victims family say they both had them children and everyone is taking this hard. the 2 suspects were arrested last week. gerald paul junior shot the ....
area. an emergency shelter to protect homeless people. we re in the city where staying dry hasn t been easy if you don t have a roof over your head. and the rain is just now starting to come down. st. anthony s has put a mat on every spare space. they re flying to get people out of the rain and an hour later the spots were taken. they re the ones on the sidelines. you might pass them by every day. i ve been homeless for 16 years. since my wife died. people like him, he has a tent and a tarp and he s ready for the rainstorms. i cover myself here. a jacket for himself and a few covering for his german shepherd. i just camp out because of the shelters don t take dogs and with the rainy season bringing wet weather there s concern about the people living on the streets. that s why st. anthony s opened heir lobby and turn it into an emergency shelter. we ve been full every night. giving those with no home a place to sleep. 10% are seniors and we have f ....