Howard weve all seen this movie before way too many times, its washington Melodrama Beloved by the media, suspenseful story, a ticking clock. Its a selfinflicted crises with a Government Shutdown hanging in the balance, and journalists start issuing dire warnings of all the people whod be hurt if the feds cant pay their bills. Talk about a waste of time, an endless parade of dysfunction. Its real americans who will be paying the price while the elect representatives who are suppose to be working for you, they arent doing that. A Government Shutdown that will leave roughly 7 million women and children without s. M. A. P. Benefits which means they could go hungry. Active duty Military Members will go without pay. Howard the warnings come true and the focus shifts to how long the politicians will keep squabbling before coming to their senses, or theres a last minute if deal. Thats what happened last night. And usually that means a stopgap funding measure, in this case about six weeks, tha
In the 30s and 40s you still need a coat but you dont have to be too bundled up. It is chillier then it was over the weekend and there is still some rain down in southern delaware and southern new jersey we will talk about that in a bit and when that rain changes over to snow. Not just yet. 43 degrees, dry in olde city. It feels like 38. Keep that in mind dressing the kid this morning sunrise time 7 12 and checking a few other temperatures lancaster at 38. Trenton, 40, wilmington 43, and, and, cloudy skies, throughout the day, maybe some Sunshine North and west of the city that rain continues for a little while longer to the south. Steady temperatures staying in the mid 40s throughout the afternoon. We will talk about that little bit of snow coming up tomorrow in just a few minutes but we have a town take over on this monday morning, bob kelly is in maple shade, new jersey. Hey gang good morning, we are coming to you live, from vincents brick oven pizza and i would like to say thank yo
Lunch, got in his car shut the door locked it, cranked up before he pulled off someone was pounding on drivers side window, and mr. East looked and there was a very scary looking individual saying, are you p. D. East, the troublemaking newspaper man . [laughter] and with more courage than he felt, mr. East said is, yes, i am. The man said if you get out of this car, ill beat your brains out. Mr. East, said, if you want me to get out of this car, youve got to give me a lot more incentive than that. [laughter] the regard i have for the Virginia Historical society where, where i spent many, many weeks working on this book for nelson, for graham, for the wonderful work here thats all the incentive i needed to come. And, again, i thank you for the invitation. The book grew actually from a class i taught on great crimes. And in that class we would take a different crime every week the lindbergh kidnapping, haymarket riot the next week, then the lincoln assassination. Hands down the lincoln a
1950s. So when mr. s went out for runs mr. East went out for lunch, got in the door, someone was pounding on the drivers side window, and mr. East looked, and there was a very scary looking individual saying are you p. D. East, the the troublemaking newspaper man . [laughter] and with more courage than he felt, mr. East said, yes, i am. The man said, if you get out of this car, ill beat your brains out. [laughter] mr. East, said if you want me to get out of this car, youve got to give me a lot more incentive than that. [laughter] the roorld the the regard i have for the Virginia Historical society where i spent many, many weeks working on this book for nelson, for graham, thats all the incentive i needed to come. And again, i thank you for the invitation. The booth book grew actually from a class i taught on great crimes. And in that class we would take a different crime every week, the lindbergh kidnapping, haymarket riot the next week, then the lincoln assassination. Hands down, the
Johnson johnson good on drugs and medical di vices and that did well ultimately. Cocacola, on the other hand, didnt do as well as expected leaving the cfo noting saying the economy, globally for europe and asia affected them and north american sales did not do well alternately saying the Foreign Exchange rates hurt their numbers and weather, big into weather in a big way reading through the notes, but they grew year over year, but not as much as they hoped. Lori thank you for that. Dennis a vocal critic, kansas fed reserve president telling our peter barnes thoughts on when the fed should taper the bond purchasing program, and peter joins us from kansas city with more on the exclusive with the fed president , peter . Hey, dennis, thanks, no question that Esther Georgements something done sooner rather than later on tapering quantitative easing winding down that program. Shes been critical of quantitative easing, particularly the latest round of it, and whether its been effective or dis