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Yales Robert Shiller with that today. Professor, welcome back. My pleasure. Your new survey says investors are the least bullish they have been since back to 2001 energy. Well, thats true but they were very bullish just several months ago so its kind of oscillating were referring to my oneyear confidence index. Yeah. Yale school of management publishes. What do you think it all means for where and how investors see where the stock market currently is after whats been a really strong year . Well,...

Forward. Again shes now nine years old and police are very concerned that there could be more victims out there because flores was still actively coaching. So, there is a phone number special Victims Investigation Division of Montgomery County police, 240 7735400. If your child has been a player of his or you have any concerns, please give them a call. They would like to hear from you. Live in Montgomery Village Lauren Demarco fox5 local news. The week long manhunt for an escaped prisoner in mar...

Nothing sort of a miraculous recovery. Well introduce you to the local woman who is using parties to teach a life saving skill. I cant wait to see that story. Its a good story. First, get ready for a soaker, the d. C. Region is in for a weather change, thanks for joining u. S. , im tony perkins and im shawn yancy. You might want to stick your rain booths and your umbrella in the car now because the morning rain can affect your commute. Can i think mention one more thing as a list of things to do...

And theseles are my people. These are the ones selling newspapers in American Cities from the 1830s into the 1940s. What was life like for them . In a word, life was precarious for newsboys. Their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, the weather. They were vulnerable to violence and competition. At the same time, they had spending money. They had more leisure time because they worked during times when the paper would come out. So, you could gamble, go to the theater at night. They have the hi...

And theseles are my people. These are the ones selling newspapers in American Cities from the 1830s into the 1940s. What was life like for them . In a word, life was precarious for newsboys. Their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, the weather. They were vulnerable to violence and competition. At the same time, they had spending money. They had more leisure time because they worked during times when the paper would come out. So, you could gamble, go to the theater at night. They have the hi...

They were born. They were girls. They were old people. My definition of the newsboy is really broad. As one striker in 1899 says, these are negroes, old ladies, cripples and these are , my people. These are the ones selling newspapers in American Cities from the 1830s into the 1940s. What was life like for them . In a word, life was precarious for newsboys. Their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, the weather. They were vulnerable to violence and competition. At the same time, they had spen...

To authors and historians to speak about what was then called the great war. We learn about the creation of the memorial to honor those who serveded and about artifacts in the museums collection. This is about two and a half hours. 100 years ago on april 6, 1917, president Woodrow Wilson signeded a declaration of war against germany, entering the United States into world war i. More than 4 million american men and women would eventually serve in uniform and more than 100,000 americans died in th...

And involve you in conversations with top world war i historians as we learn about the history of the u. S. Role in the war and its impact. As we open the program, we are joined by the president and ceo of the National World war i museum and memorial matthew nayler. Matt nayler, you have resources in telling the story of world war i, why is it important for people in 2017 to know this story . I dont know you can think of the last 100 years particularly in the United States without understanding ...

Official television report to the nation from the United States army. Now to show you part of the big picture, here is Sergeant Stewart queen. All of us are well aware of the great and heroic achievements of our United States army nurses. In world war ii and during the korean war we heard, read and many of us saw how the army nurse went through great hardship in performance of her duty. The same dangers endured by the troops which she accompanied into combat. But relatively little has been repor...

Devastation. Its layers upon layers of damage that needs to be repaired. Its just so hard to see everything in your life ruined. It was one year ago tonight and we watched as stunned residents and Business Owners wandered onto Ellicott Citys main streets seeing something theyd never seen before. Moments before floodwaters ripped through the area moving cars and just ripping building foundations clear away. In those tense moments there were also many acts of bravery. The man hailed the hero this ...