That professor aaron mason recently informed me that he will not be here and making a presentation, and, therefore, you should expect to hear three presentations instead of four. I trust that this may make sure that we have enough time for audience questions and participation at the end, which is a minor benefit from not getting to hear professor masons presentation. So well still try to use our 90 minutes effectively. All of the presenters have had to cut their presentations in order to fit our session. All of the presentations represent work in progress, which is exciting. Our speakers will present in the order in which they appear on your program, beginning with Michael Gunther. Professor Michael Gunther hails from historic lake george, new york. He earned his ph. D. In history in 2010. He is current professor of history at georgia gwinnett college, a fouryear institution in the suburbs of atlanta. Dr. Gunther recently published a journal article on the bordering of quebec in the 17
West again or say northeast to southwest. With rain chance of about 40 percent, you got temperatures running low to mid 90s. This is what were concerned about. For our state. The gulf into early next week. As it looks like this is will continue. In whatever form it is to move west northwest over next several days. Well talk more about and what Hurricane Center is saying in very latest in few minutes. All right dave thanks. 8th 0 one updates on earlier trouble spots i4 westbound we showed you c back in the area of connector. Which actually cleared out no lane blockage. F dot moving camera so bear with me. This is i4 westbound near the connector. We do have new scene i was going to show you earlier involves a trooper we saw fire truck actually in gore striping there. It is still causing some delays heading in towards downtown. Back ups still towards 30 one with about 5 minutes to save by taking the selman expressway. So well try to get you better picture in next shot. In meantime we have
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All when he was wrongfully convicted of a brutal rape and murder and as a result spent far too long in prison. I can never get that back and i feel like i missed out on a lot, on a lot of opportunities. To be in a position maybe doing as well as you, you know. Anything is possible. Reporter are you mad at anybody, upset . Im not mad. Im not a bitter person. Kevin martin was released from prison on parole in 2009. He lives in San Francisco. He was back in d. C. , his birthplace, for that Court Appearance today where he was exonerated of this brutal heinous crime. I should point out his attorney bernie grimm says there will be lawsuits. They plan to sue the federal government, also the d. C. Government for wrongful imprisonment in this case. So if he didnt do it, who did do it . The dna confirms a guy by the name of William Davidson who the prosecutors describe as a serial rapist and he was part of this bump and run incident also. They claim the dna points to him. He says hes not a bitte
Would say life transforming experience. We were founded in 1925, and weave thad same mission ever since. The mission really guides everything we do. Theres kind of four parts. The first part being we want to raise children to have positive selfimage and selfesteem. We train counselors to bring out the best in each kid and hopefully kids leave feeling better about who they are than when they got there. It starts with a bunk, 12 kids in a cabin. They have to learn how to compromise, live together, work together, and each kid feels valid. Theres a Unit Community and a whole camp community. The goal is that kisd leave feeling inspierd by community and want to create communities like the one they have at toonga. So here we are in mid 2013, and camp towonga was founded in 1925, and the mission has not changed. So i im wondering what was going on, you think, in the founders mind that they had this philosophy around jiesh summer camps in which selfesteem was to be enriched along with other thi