A murmur ation like starlings in the sky they congregate and then they disperse and people congregate around this room aeration of a stock called tesla and now theyre dispersing and theres no fundamental value to come but be that would suggest its worth more than you know 80 percent below its current price or market cap and to show you how easy it is to create a new meaning to take the place of the tesla mame nickel nicola. They just did a deal ford and their stock went up by 50 percent based on their mean of electric cars so. You know i mean i dont know what to tell you. This was predictable if all value derives from human consciousness and human consciousness is now so you know attention Deficit Disorder sort of television shortage 10. Span jumping from idea to idea multitasking and multiprocessor is hundreds of browsers open yes im talking about myself and you know your Attention Span only has a few moment your consciousness of any single me more idea is very limited for a few momen
The w. H. O. Tells all t. V. The fog the spikes are inevitable. Well. Thats all from me for today kevin i would well be here at the top of the hour with the very latest in Global Politics so join him on next turn on t. V. The kaiser report enjoy. Hi there this is the kaiser report im max kaiser lots going on social media investing types stacey oh yeah of course. Thats a fortnight king of the day traders on social media and he is asking hey even mosque do something of course this harkens back to the 2008 financial crisis 20082009 when jim cramer on the media of that day which was the Financial News cable news freight that was the big place he went for Financial News and he was demanding that the fed do something to bail out because all his friends have bear stearns were losing all their money losing all their wealth losing their jobs they have to do something this is no time to be an academic get a bell out well here day fortnight went long very very long on tesla down 30 percent and ju
Laced tirade. I came out side to see what was going on and saw the shotgun and the kids were crying and i called 911. The police came and ordered stout to drop the weapon. Stout refused to comply with the commands and starts to raise his arm and pointed the sawed off shotgun in the direction of the officers. That is when one of the responding officers opened fire killing the 62yearold stout. The ensuing investigation said that the shotgun while operational was not loaded and stout was toxcated with a blood alcohol content of. 06. He says i think the Police Officer did his job. What choice did he have, he didnt know the gun was empty nobody new. And the daughter described her father, he was a troubled man and hard man but he wasnt a bad man, im sorry for the children that were scared and sorry for the officer that had to take a life and sorry ill never get to say good by. The ruling is the officers use of deadly force was justified. Thank you. It has been more than 24 hours since the fi
Search for Shane Montgomery. His family confirms a body discovered today in the Schuylkill River is that of the missing college student. Saturday night, im walter perez and the big story on action news is ending the Shane Montgomery family dreaded the mostch the missing College Students body was found by differs today less than a mile from where he was last scene. Action News Reporter Annie Mccormick has been gathering reaction to the tragic development. We begin with ken live at the scene, kenneth. Reporter walter, right now the body of Shane Montgomery is at the medical sent to determine the cause of death. We dont know the condition of his body but we know how he was found behind manayunk brewing company. On this stretch of the Schuylkill River in manayunk a discovery many in this community thought was inevitable and never wanted to see. Saturday drivers pull the body of missing 20yearold west chester senior Shane Montgomery from the waters. Thats why we do this. To find familys lov
Been successful in reducing the rate of growth in costs. We have a lot of demographic factors putting it higher, but im very proud of the business were in, and the job that hospital its doing as part of the Healthcare System in america today. [applause] well, all these people are really smart. I dont need to ask them probing question. I prefer to let them talk. But i want too ask you i want to take the next step here. And if youre basically the only layman here, and okay, were sort of stumbling in the right direction. Lets posit that. And science is out there, as patrick said, but we have to figure out a way to make it accessible and usable to all of us. Given where we are, either in Public Health or in the Healthcare System itself, the Delivery System, concisely as you can, what do you think the greatest challenges we still face are, and what are the greatest opportunities, one or two of each. I will just give you an example. You mentioned we needed to do more with primary care. There