Christina Ricci's 'Monstrous' Gets World Premiere at Glasgow Film Festival
Christina Ricci’s upcoming aquatic horror film “Monstrous” is set to...
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Christina Ricci’s upcoming aquatic horror film “Monstrous” is set to...
Let's get an early start on your money. not a good start to december for stocks around the world. asian shares ended lower. european stocks moving lower right now. so are u.s. stock futures. let's just basking in november. it was a great month for stocks. dow and s&p up 2.5%. nasdaq gained 3.5% in november. december is the second best month for stocks, but not off to a great start. what is troubling? free falling oil prices. right now, crude oil is $64 a barrel. the lowest in five years. down 40% from the summer peak. why the spiral? production boom in the u.s. opec decides not to cut output. ...
National minimum wage of $7.25. back here in detroit, the latino review saying the motor city could sub for gotham in man of steel 2. the motor city experienced a production boom right now as a result of the generous tax incentives offered to film companies. transformers 4 is here now and disney's need for speed was here earlier in the summer. morocco is also scouted as another alternative. it's very early. we're still talking about ben afleck in that movie. since we're talking about detroit, let's get back to ford. we all know it's an iconic american brand but one thing coming in the company'...
Very concerned about. look at the neighbors right there. iraq is right on its border. iraq is the second biggest oil producer in opec. they kicked up exports to 2.4 million barrels a day. they have seen a big increase in production with investments from folks like bp exxon and royal dutch/shell. they have all gotten in there and really stepped things up. so the fear is a conflict begins in syria, it impacts the oil from iraq going out around the world. there is libya to think about in the neighborhood. they have seen production drop by 60% because of internal conflicts. that is sort of the fli...
Over half in some instances, those permits. but on state and private lands, we are watching production boom. >> megyn: where the feds wouldn't be involved at all? >> the feds are not involved. they have certain regulatory responsibilities, but they're minuscule compared to the ownership and stewardship of the land, but there's another aspect of this that people are not focusing on. president obama has sent his interior department out in the national park service to scoop up as much land as they possibly can and withdraw it from both the state and the private land owners and secure it as federa...