It announces that ath this time there is an evacuation. Please stay indoors with your windows closed. This is not a community that scares easily. Major floods and hurricane agnes have come here and the town has survived, but for almost a week last month, the people of middletown, pennsylvania, lived in fear of an enemy they couldnt see, hear, or feel. That is from cbs news. The fear is radiation following the meltdown at the Nuclear Generating station. Consider the most Serious Nuclear power accident in the history of the u. S. For the next 90 minutes we will look back at the events that occurred. Eric epstein joins us live. He is the chair of the three mile island alert, which is what . It is a safe energy organization. We were founded in 1977, two years before the accident at three mile island. We are a nuclea Watchdog Group that monitors the three Nuclear Power plants on the susquehanna river. You were there, what do you remember both when the news first broke and as the story conti
Thats exactly how i felt about the Labor Departments none pharma payroll report which showed better job growth s p advanced. 55 and the nasdaq climbed. 40 percent. The jobs report frankly has something for everyone, good manufacturing growth, tame wage growth i know its not great for the vast majority of people who work for a living, but it is terrific if youre a business that wants traits to stay relatively low. At the same time there was enough ammo for the fed to tighten when it meets next week, and the federal funds rate is so low we can handle some rate hikes before it starts hurting this smoking hot economy rate hikes trade into booming earnings for the banks, one of the biggest groups in the whole s p. Lets not get ahead of ourselves. Theres a lot going on before we get to a wednesday where ill talk about the swan song, not the black swan, the swan song. When we come in on monday, look out. Youll be able to trade bitcoin futures. Thats right the cboe will seek to create a twoway
Thats precisely where i want to start my game plan for next week, with a potential deal, namely at t buying time warner, something that david faber said could happen as soon as monday morning. Judging by the huge leap in time warner stock, its entirely possible this monumental possibly 80 billion deal could be announced 48 hours from now. That might be followed by another expected deal, qualcomm potentially buying nxp for 110. If these deals occur it will be a wild monday that might distract us from the biggest earnings week of the year. They could send ve cbs as well as all the Semiconductor Stocks that are small enough to get a bid, and im talking about everybody from skyworks to micron. Consolidation is a way of getting the bullish juices flowing. But lets not ice earnings. Monday morning we hear from kimberlyclark and vf corp. The market wasnt crazy about their quarters last time around. I think were looking at these companies way too shortterm because over time theyve given and di
We have four scholars here today well placed to pick up these themes from, intriguingly, different kinds of angles and backgrounds. Let me go ahead and introduce them. To my left is henry cole, an assistant professor at yale where he holds appointments in the medical school and History Department. He is also on the faculty of cognitive science. He is working on what will be a terrific book on the history of mind and Brain Science in the late 19th century currently titled other mines other minds. David is the author of storytelling and science, rewriting oppenheimer and the nuclear age. Just out, his attitudes towards he studies attitudes towards studying science in the modern united states, he is interested in nuclear history, environmental history, and the history of energy. He is currently working on a book about the way that Rachel Carson and other in other contemporary authors have shaped views on environmentalism. Andrew is a professor at harvard. He is especially interested in en
At in the History Department vanderbilt university. We are here today to talk about a number of things. Im sure that more will come out in the discussions. The intellectual work of inence, the place of science intellectual history and the relations between science and intellectual history. Many other threads as well. We have four scholars here today well placed to pick up these themes from, intriguingly, different kinds of angles and backgrounds. Let me go ahead and introduce them. To my left is henry cole, an assistant professor at yale where he holds appointments in the medical school and History Department. He is also on the faculty of cognitive science. He is working on what will be a terrific book on the history of mind and Brain Science in the late 19th century currently titled other mines other ds. David is the author of storytelling and science, rewriting oppenheimer and the nuclear age. Just out, his attitudes towards studying science in the modern united states, he is interes