the food and beverage industry innovations soon drove the frozen water trade to the ground after john gorrie discovered a way to make artificial i use now enter the twenty first century we're witnessing the death of the newspaper industry this week marked a turning point for print news when the graham family sold the washington post one of the oldest and most prestigious papers of all time. the reason we started to think about it brooke is the point of our family's ownership we were brought up to understand this was always supposed to be that it was good for the post katharine and i started to look at the numbers realized that this year two thousand and thirteen would be the seventh straight year of significant decline in revenue. in an age of digital media. britain news is becoming obsolete the post tried to keep up with technology by launching post t v jumping into the social media scene and offering a paid online subscription model however they still face sharp declining revenues. and if i look back all those years i'm amazed and impressed by how successful are going to be asians have bee

end so the ice industry new innovations in this space will raise the standard of living for all john gorrie a medical doctor in florida and invented a machine to make artificial eye for malaria patients who often suffer from high fevers as you can imagine importing ice from the northern legs to the sunshine state was and efficient process his invention might have put tens of thousands of people out of business but now we can all enjoy the luxury of frozen libations in our homes social media sites like twitter facebook and reddit give us a peek and so what the future of journalism might be using history as our guide better days of news are to come and speaking of twitter you can follow me at perry n r t. now let's get to that a little. all right joining me is our team correspondent ramon galindo ramon i just want to say i'm sorry for mispronouncing your name a few minutes ago i have the utmost respect for you now analogies are for mel it is aside let's go to our story we've been covering the saga of eminent domain as a tool to help underwater homeowners this is in richmond california but tho