And also posted in the chat. I will send out absigned bookplates for any book brought with us. If you have any questions you can use the q a function at the bottom of your screen and bill will take your questions at the end of the event. Let me introduce abcartoons began appearing in the new yorker in 1978, she has since published more than 1000 she wrote and illustrated the number one New York Times bestseller can we talk about something more pleasant National Book critics circle award and awhat i hate from a to z and cartoon selection ab bill hayes is the author of insomniac city among other books. Forthcoming history of exercise to be published by lounsbury. The recipient of the guggenheim fellowship in nonfiction and frequent contributor to the New York Times. Collection of his street photography how new york breaks your heart published recently by ahe completed the screenplay for film adaptation for insomniac city and coeditor of oliver sacks a hi billy. Hi roz, hi everyone, welco
Weschler. We will give her the word. But Lawrence Weschler as often his books have always had Something Interesting going on. I say this, he sort of in the singular way writes about, has written about unique people or sometimes theres some extra situations is welcome often at the heart of his books are these unique and unusual and distinct people. And this is a time with often it feels like a lot of the force of our work to try to make assaulting exactly alike and something conformed and conventional. Hes done this, the last time he was here in seattle was just a couple of years ago with a man most of what well known in the world of film, walter murch who but they kept in touch and for all this work is done as a film editor, one of the foremost, i mean, oscars and everything, is also an astrophysicist by heart. With sort of rogue theories in the book calls ways passing in the night was a dialogue about what he was doing. Hes done this in various ways and various times. Tonight he is he
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hearing a four person crew that includes saudi arabia first space their destination the international space station. good evening i am jon scott for this the fox report. will have one historian acxiom launch in moments. first at lucas thomas and live in the white house with the latest on the debt negotiations. jon, president biden spoke to house speaker kevin mccarthy will flank back aboard air force one. both sides are currently meeting virtually accord to the white house for here s the house speaker after the phone call the president. i believe it was a productive call. we are 11 days out. we ve got to solve this problem. we have to spend less than we spent last year. every household in america. our own peter doocy did not travel 7000 miles to japan without getting a question into the president. here he is before biden left the podium. do you think if there is a breach nobody s going to blame you? or is no blame and you won t you ll be biden did a wonderful job. nex
Thats a pretty big accomplishment. Yeah, it was pretty daunting to start. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im elaine quijano. L election t from tomorrow could alter the balance of poweren the u. S. Senate. The top three newspapers in alabama ran front page editorials rejecting republican candidate roy moore. He is fighting off multiple allegations of sixable misconduct. The newspapers call the election a turning point for women in a state that has silenced them for too long. Dean reynold is there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Doug jones the democrat in this race and often overlooked candidate who is hoping a new day is dawning in alabama. When you are on the right side of justice, when you are on the right side of equality, you can accomplish great things. And as of today, jones is on the right side of the most influential newspaper in the state. Winning the endorsement of the birmingham news, which simultaneously and pointedly attacked his r