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And because of the recession, their business is booming. Psychics심령자, seers예언자, the future for a price. This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric. If you could see into the future, you could make a lot of money. Well, Richard Schlesinger tells us, you can make a lot of money if you just claim you can see into the future.

 

Most people will tell you it's impossible to predict market swings변동. “This is the inner chamber.” Not Anne Bradshaw. She thinks she can tell the future. “Yes. Ooh. When you touch that, I could feel it.” And New York investor Steven Herman believes her. He is looking for advice on a business deal. Bradshaw doesn't read business documents. She feels them and senses their energy.

 

“This to me is very powerful.” And Bradshaw is a psychic. “How is business?” "Business, I almost want to apologize, is excellent." She says people are paying a fortune to be told their fortunes. And one prominent저명한 politician got a particularly prescient선경지명이 있는 prediction about a major bank. "I told him that WaMu 워싱턴 뮤츄얼 was going down, so close that I could feel it, and I believe it went down the next day." She charges $350 for an individual reading, up to $10,000 a month for corporations. And she says she has more business than she can handle.

 

Psychics across the country are reporting their business is booming. "Superstitions미신 might seem absurd불합리한 to us, but it's just one more way of feeling like you're able to control your destiny." “So if your career is a major concern for you, I don’t see that.” They've been reading the tealeaves at Boston's Tremont Tearoom since the great depression. People used to come in and ask about romance. Now, says psychic manager Alex Palermo, it's less about love, all about money. "Will I keep my job? Will I get a job? Will my unemployment run out before I find a job?" And business, he says, is up 25% from last year.

So psychics are answering the call, predicting bad times, but not all the time. “So how is CBS gonna do?” "CBS is going to do very well." And since scams신용사기 and bailouts and bankruptcies are the new normal, how abnormal비정상의 is it to seek comfort in the paranormal과학으로 설명할수없는? Richard Schlesinger, CBS News, Boston. That’s the CBS Evening News for Katie Couric. I’m Harry Smith. Thanks for joining for us. I’ll see you in the morning on the Early Show. Good night.

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