pop one in there. look at that. butter cream. butter cream ice cream up top good who wants monkey bread. twelfth and asbury. jen, back to you. all right bob we re having so much fun. the weather has been iffy so we are having a great time at the bound boardwalk bounce thing. by the way these four kids are the two oldest of the four, one is cuter then the next. go for it. there you go sophia crush it. my producer is having fun too come on down, we are having fun. jade in the background there jade jarvis. 9:01. let s get into this now. if you can get a mirror in your house, do you got one? all right. boom. mirror just broke. by looking at your face, wrinkles, the blotches, whatever is on your face, you can tell what is going maybe wrong with inside of your body. lauren johnson has been studying this survey. let s see. there are seven warning signs, mike and alex. i will give you a few examples. sometimes you get bags. these are yellow. if they are around
water for a car to potentially stall out or for to you lose control. wind continue to whip, within my vision i see a couple streetlights and those are out , we will likely continue to see problems with power outages, streetlights being down, and potentially trees being down as well. there is a concern as we have this coastal looked warning in effect that has been extended now until 11:00 o clock tomorrow morning, concern for more flooding, widespread moderate to major in some areas, again, tomorrow morning with the high tide that will occur at our shore points around 5:00 and 6:00 in the morning. we re not out of the woods again, improvement as far as rain tall but still a concern for that coastal flooding. for cbs-3 eyewitness news i m meteorologist lauren casey live from atlantic city back to you. we want to check, greg arg os in wildwood, and, how is it going town there. reporter: the flooding, and is here, in wildwood, more of the boardwalk you can see here complete
intrensic value column. he has written several books including origins of the crash, the end of wall street and tonight s topic of discussion: america s bank he let me know there is a great review of it coming out in the washington post tomorrow so we can read about that tomorrow. he has three children and lives with his wife in newton, massachusetts. please join me in welcoming roger lowenstein. [applause] debra, thanks very much. a wonderful introduction. i am glad i don t have to talk about dinosaurs. i don t know much about that. what i m going to do is mostly talk to you and read you passages as well that i mope high pressure c hope conveys the drama of the story. this was my first history story. it was the most exciting project i have been in. the people i wrote about reminded me of people on the scene and the book is full of stories. last night, anyone who saw the republican debate, you saw rand paul came out against the federal reserve and tasaid ther is no poin
become the adviser and then the transition in your mind to be much more precise how does that workout at home? how did they react to someone who has to talk that way? i a big kiss by my wife to quit talking like that at home. i don t do that necessarily. [laughter] but it understated and that pressure. my home life was a tremendous relief and my wife is good at giving me the oasis or the sanctuary to think about something else for a change. is added page 42 you talk about the bookie were riding with the call that changed your life to be appointed to the federal reserve you were working on a book called the age of delusion how politicians and big ears created the great depression and. what will the next call, what title would they give to a similar book describing the lead up? probably something like asleep at the switch your too complacent now wind of the aspects that they is looked stable overall. with that housing eland mortgage sector but it depended on short-term
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