Radio shows and ive spoken to him many times in the last few years who thinks the populous movements goes with the g. O. P. He seconds us with sanders and trump. Rose we conclude with dont think twice with director mike tackett, ira glass and keeganmichael key. You are hoping in your 30s, realizing how dumb it is to hope. The 20s were about me and my friends thinking we were all going to get the same dream, write for conan, letterman, and then in your 30s you know you cant all have the same dream and then you realize how your dream relates to who you are. Rose we conclude with al hunt interviewing mike tackett. They open their arm, extend their families and give opportunity to players. Its a place in the Southwest Corner of iowa, two hours from omaha, kansas city, des moines. Ive never been there, would be hard for you to find it, yet its a place that attracted thousands of young men coming to chase their dream to play baseball. Rose changes at the trump organization, dont think twice
University. Received the he is Army Historical foundations distinguish writing award. He is also one of americas foremost experts on the First World War and he holds a doctorate from the Royal Military college of science. Discuss and later answer your questions about his new book, 47 days. Ler notes that mitch has become a preeminent world war i historian. Commenting on the book, waller has written with an absorbing narrative. 47 days brings to life that war is final and bloody offensive when general john blackjack pershing and more than one million americans and french soldiers broke the back of the mighty german army. Son. Se welcome mitch yockle good afternoon everybody. Im excited to see a nice crowd come out and here a talk on a subject that doesnt get a lot of attention in the United States. That is the United States effort in the First World War. We got into the war in april of 1917 as a partner to the allies. And slowly build our forces until it turned into the ofmactic battle
October. Lift off and landing. Spacex gets its rocket in orbit and lands safely back on earth in a space first. We still have a couple of hours to go to the open but were called a tad bit lower. We saw a stronger close out here in europe yesterday. A little bit of weakness coming through from wall street overnight and thats set to continue as of now. Now when looking at our year penne equity markets here today this morning we were called a little bit higher. We reverse that here. We initially opened green and now were very very flat. Lighter volumes than usual due to the holidays. The cac, xetra dax and ftse mib all lower. This is on the back of wall street rallying to a close. The nikkei 225 though, off by 0. 2 . In part because toshiba is down by roughly 12 at a six year low after yesterdays major, major profit warning. Elsewhere were seeing modest gains. The shanghai comp up by. 3 . In the commodity space were seeing a little bit of a rebound for wti and brent crude. Up by 0. 2 . 36
Mike woods is here. Meteorologist i am starting to believe she was a little bit ben are you news here . Ben whatever. Meteorologist we are ready for it. Heading into the weekend, 53 at central park, 61 at newark, 60 and islip. 52 in monticello. Temperatures this morning not too bad. A little milder, temperatures of come up in most locations, not all, three degrees cooler in sussex but the only spot that is cool at this point just a degree warmer at montauk, 6 degrees warmer than it was in islip and 9 degrees warmer in bridgeport so we have decent conditions, decent start to the day, partly cloudy sky but you see what is happening to the northwest, a scattered showers and thunderstorms out there too and looks like that will be rolling across the tristate regional little later in the daytoday, basically as the day goes on your shot at showers will be picking up, the warm front is riding by to the north, the cold front of hide it, heres the low pressure driving at all, the bulk of it will
Weekend on cspan3. Up next on American History tv, Brooklyn Law School professor Chris Beauchamp talks about his new book invented by law Alexander Graham bell and the patent that changed america. He argues that the reason bell is remembered as the inventor of the telephone is because his lawyers. Although others contributed to his invention, bell won out because of america capozzi patent laws. Americas patent laws. Thank you for coming to tonights program. Can you hear me . Now . Tonight. For coming out of courtesy to the speaker, please turn off your electronic devices, he gets even though we are talking about telephones, we do not actually to hear them during the program. [laughter] like this . Ok. Thank you. The 1800s were a time of rough and ready idealism in the United States. Washe federal era transformed into a template for what we know now. It was a time in which are learning to cope with the , steel andught steam electricity and laid the foundations for the 20th century. It w