janet, when did you start your bookstore? we started with our first incarnation in 1989, we just celebrated our 30 years of selling books in detroit and not that time we were vendors going to put people from showing up and into thousand two we joined a collective of three independent stores that share the space and in 2013 we moved into the space that we run now midtown detroit. how far from the downtown area are you in detroit. we are about eight or 9 miles, downtown is one district as they say now in detroit and midtown is the next district after that. years ago a news center was created, another part of the city and that is another five or 7 miles beyond us. we are in the heart of the cultural life of the city with the universities, the library, the main library, the university, the health center and a lot of galleries in african-american museum, the historical museum, were in a cultural rich area of the city and it s really the heart of the city. you are just a co
there are an array of options and that is certainly one that is there. we are going to turn to membership for questions. i m told to remind you it is on the record. we ask you wait for a microphone. it will bring it to you. speak directly into the microphone, stand stand up, tell us your name, affiliation and limit yourself to one question. let s start over here with this gentleman. hello. my memory on this may be hazy, but i was on the defense policy board at the time of the earliest crises. somehow or another at the time the cold war was ending they made it possible for some of their records to be made available to us. one of the things i was surprised, for those of us who saw the records, where it took about a year to persuade the russian and chinese to get into this. they were very much afraid of the american response and they didn t want to go to war with america again. that was certainly an opening. i should back up and say, it was my opinion then that we simply had
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war over there. the fbi is taking agents off-white collar, and they re active. and the president obama says migrants are shameless if they bring in christians first. this is shameless, greece plays turkey in a friendly soccer game. during a minute of silence for the paris victims, there were boos and shouts of allah akbar, which is what the terrorists shouted as they killed their victims. shameless indeed. varney & company is about to begin. to the battle in paris, the raid in the paris suburb of saint-denis is over. ashley: this began at 4 a.m. local time, stuart, it s in an area north of paris, the same area of stade de france. police officers were injured and this is a stand yoo of that landed seven hours, during which a female suspect detonated the suicide vest that she was wearing and another suspect was shot inside an apartment building and then we had arrests following that. why did they pick on this area? they have been stamping phones and they were under the beli
16 degrees is our high temperature. notice by 4:00, we are dropping temperature-wise. 8 day forecast, a little bit of a warm-up. frank:alyx: here s another look at the road conditions across the state. we ve been watching them throughout the night. blue means the roads are partially covered. so right now, more than half of the state is affected. much of the northern and western iowa, as well as central iowa are seeing some slick road conditions. certificate slow out there when you are heading out this morning. a lot of people are hoping to win big tonight. the powerball jackpot is now at $800 million. a big reason the jackpot is so large, so many people are buying tickets. this is a line near the arizona/nevada border, people waiting for hours to get their hands on tickets. and lottery officials say the jackpot could grow even larger before tonight s drawing. the drawing will be held at back at home, an indianola man is in jail this morning after being accused of threatening