BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: It's time to go to New York for what I think is going to be a bad day on Wall Street. Here's Deborah Marchini with a preview. Deborah, good morning again.</s>DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brian, Linda, I guess you could look at it that way. Tech investors are bracing for a bruising session. Nasdaq 100 futures are a limit down again, suggesting a sharp drop at today's open. It follows an after-the-bell warning from Cisco Systems. The network equipment maker says sales and earnings in the current quarter will be sharply lower and it gave down the forecast for next quarter's sales growth. The company also said it plans to cut 8,500 jobs. The shares are down 1.5 percent in the premarket. We will have a lot of economic news this morning. In less than an hour, we get consumer prices and housing starts for March. Industrial production figures come out at 9:15. So far, inflation has remained tamed. The housing sector has held up relatively well. Any negative surprises could shake up the already rattled market. And the earnings parade march is on. We're expected to hear from a slew of companies, including five Dow components. One of them already reported. Eastman Kodak beat first-quarter estimates, but sales fell four percent. And the company said it plans to cut up to 3,500 jobs in a worldwide restructuring. That's a quick look at business news.
Wall Street Bracing for Trouble