No question about it. Netflix. Adding a Record Number of subscribers. You do not use stocks like this move very often. A lot more on this throughout the show. And then there is etsy. Look at it though. The thing has doubled. Opened at 16. Now it is 34. What a stock. Look at General Motors. Bankruptcy rules are tech the country from ignition switch planes. The stock is still up 36. The price of oil well a big change. Because of this relatively high price, gas is starting to move up again. Up a penny overnight. 2. 40. To the big board. Where is the stock market this thursday morning rush of mark another day of very little Price Movement. We are down just 21. 18,100. President obama has used that asian credit card to run up debt and fund his tax and spend policies. Now japan and china on a huge chunk of our debt. A far cry from what candidate obama said about george bush back in 2008. Roll that tape. The problem is, the way bush has done it over the last eight years is to take out a credi
Total devastation is how washingtons governor is describing a landslide. The death toll is 4. The ground is still unsteadny washington after a mountain moved, swallowing homes and lives. The mud slide hit about 60 miles north of seattle. Rescue workers made a grim discovery late tonight. Another victim in the rubble. Alan shofler has the latest from rural washington . Its not unusual to see landslides in this part of the Pacific Northwest at this time of year. What is unusual is the size of this one and, of course, the human cost. Nothing like they have ever seen. Thats what many here in this Community North of seattle are saying about the mud slide that devastated the region. It slid a couple of times in my life, but never nothing like this. Its been very surreal. The strategy is unthinkable, but the community, as stated before many times, comes together and friend helps friend and family helps family. Washington state governor jay inceley trying to comfort those who have loved ones m
Indepth look in the week ahead. Total devastation thats how the governor of washington describes the scope of a mud slide. The death toll has risen to four. 18 are missing. The frantic search to find the victims is in full force. Conditions were too dangerous for rescuers to rescue. Firefighters have gone into the debris and found someone dead. It hit North Western washington. Allen schauffler is there. What is the latest . Its not unusual in this part of the country, at this time of year to have massive mudslides like this, especially in the foothills of the north cascades. What is unusual is the human cost east of i5, in oso in washington. Four dead. 18 more missing. Take a look at the latest video. News crews were allowed in. It was complete devastation. Half a mile of a state highway alongside the river, north fork, inundated. And in the mud and the trees mixed in you see the remains of houses. Theres reports of as many as 30 different structures wipeded out. A dramatic scope, deva
Did you write this book . Mr. Gorbachev everyone is writing books. I sometimes read books about perestroika, and so my name in those books, but the rest was totally false, stupid, silly. A lot of rumors. A lot of speculation. Some other books are quite serious, of course. I dont want to over dramatize it. But i thought that i am the principal witness and the principal person who bears responsibility for what happened, and i believed it was important for me to ask plane my position about how i started reforms and why i came around to the view that reforms were necessary. Why did i decide, and how did that decision about reforms emerge, and how difficult that process was. So i thought it was important to write a book about the time of perestroika because perestroika had farreaching consequences for my country and for the world. I could not accept it when people speak of gorbachev. I had to speak out. I had to avoid the temptation of writers to show myself in better light. I tried to keep
Mikhail gorbachev, why did you write this book . So i thought that it is important to write a book about the time of perestroika because perestroika had far reaching consequences for my country and for the world. I cannot accept it when people speak but gorbachev is silent. I had to speak out and i did that and i about the time of perestroika because perestroika had far reaching consequences for my country and for the world. I cannot accept it when people speak but gorbachev is silent. I had to speak out and i did that and i tried to avoid the temptation of the writers of many memoirs to prettify myself, to show myself in better life. I tried to keep within the facts. I have a lot of facts about various events, about all that happened and about my relationship with various people in domestic and international politics. I could say a lot. I tried to write about the most important things. At first i dictated 10,000 pages of material. Here, this book is equivalent to 1,000 pages of typewr