it was supposed to be a quiet night for jerry and karen crouse.son are playing together in the backyard of their new home in the small town of mulvane, kansas, just outside wichita. and then, in the blink of an eye, baby jesse makes a sudden move. before his father can reach him, he's gone. it's 7:04 p.m. when jesse's parents call 911, setting into motion a dramatic rescue effort that will soon require more than 50 police officers and firefighters. among them, firefighters dan wegner and tim daneen. >> probably got about ten feet from the hole, and we could hear jesse crying up out of there, and stuck our heads down in the hole and looked at him, and sure enough we could see jesse's head and one arm above his forehead kind of protecting his eyes. he just cried. he just wanted out of there so bad. >> oh, your heart sinks. i have a couple children, and all of a sudden, my two kids popped into my head, and you just feel for the mom and dad. now i've got to get in rescue mode here. this is serious. >> crucial to the effort, a fiberoptic camera borrowe

to discuss this i'm joined by timothy crouse he is the head of the russia bank opportunity fund at i.f.c. asset management company and jacob now chief economist for russia morgan stanley all right gentlemen we're going to start with our new segment here it's called cover your marker where you have a few seconds to give me a yes or no thumbs up thumbs down shake up first. double dip for russia by the end of the year no i think growth will continue strong where is all this coming from this negativity i think is coming from fears about the oil price falling ok but it hasn't happened yet you could judge they had to be oil price when we going with that oil price i don't think is going to amount to much more i think all price will stay around one hundred thirty nine hundred which i mean what's driving that i think is. limited supplies production costs are getting higher and higher. and i mean who knows what's going to happen with syria and with iraq that's a worry that continues to hang over the markets and that's an external threat china what's going on i think andy i think we're getting poli

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but the kind of observations that wen makes and the details that he brings to light are uproar crouse. so kind of a, did you -- i don't want to say was that intended because i know it was, but do you recognizehy that's, um, that would be so funny to a westerner, some of these things? or as you were telling these stories, were you surprised that your friends were saying, wow, that's really funny, you've got to write that down? >> i think initially we didn't think it was funny. you know, it was happening in china, when i came over here we had a lot of friends, and i started to tell stories. and there was some ridiculous aspects of china. but when we were there, you felt it was part of your life. i'm sure people here grew up in china, but certain things that when you were there, you just never saw anything funny. even like my grand ma's coffin be. for years and years people said, well, did you ever think you have a disfunctional family, or your family, you're live anything a room with a big coffin in there. [laughter] i never thought, i thought my family was very normal. we just had a bi