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Dow once again sinking 29 points. Yet, the economy, the economy was about to bust out and washington snuffed it. We had it in hand. We had a turn in housing with home builders, and we had to turn to booming orders from boeing. And banks were getting their Balance Sheets growing again, and oil and gas industry started booming and opportunities for new petrochemicals hiring tens of thousands of people. Autos were the strongest in years. People, it was all coming together. And now washingtons crushing it. Best of all, people are starting to get hired again. All those Industries Just mentioned wer...

Is he concerned about the runup in the face of the turmoil . Well ask him that among other things. And google is taking a quantam leap into Artificial Intelligence. Why they are at the forefront of making machine that is will one day think and feel for themselves. I think it is fascinating. They are not telling us where they are going with this, but i cant wait to see when they get there. The singularity is near, bill. But none other than ending badly for the human race, well find out what google is up to and hear both sides of the hot a. I. Debate. Im surprised hes skeptical. If anybody knows...

Todays cover story. She will have the latest on u. S. Government rules that could change the way we fly. We will have that story coming up. Economic conditions around the nation shows the United States still growing at a moderate to modest pace. Is that enough to get the fed to alter its row graham. The new beige book does not contain any major revelations on the u. S. Economy but it could bolster the view that the economy is gaining traction and could affect policymakers decisions on whether or not to scale back their asset purchases. From the feds 12 districts, early october to mid november,...

Shoulderfired missiles. However that should not be enough to reach an aircraft flying at 30,000 feet or so. Two french fighter jetted in the region had been dispatched to try to locate the crash scene as well. And also looking for the crash scene, this particular air algerie flight operated by a spanish company, swift air, and it has a relatively clean safety record, a few accidents dating back to 1977. Air algerie has a checkered safety record. At this point, no confirmed word of wreckage, there have been reports out there, but we get conflicting reports over west africa, 110 passengers and c...

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