In the coming days causing even more floods. nat airboat this morning, airboats were still being used to rescue stranded residents. Since the water started rising volunteers have even pitched in. sot lady and volunteer l i am so glad you are doing this. Are you firemen or something . V no maam. L just good guys. V my wife might disagree with that statement. More than 40,000 homes and businesses here are without power. Don champion, cbs news, baton rouge o the day in shelters. Christianne Klein don what kind of concerns are there tonight for the areas south paul joncich out west. paul joncich out west. Its not water. Its fire. A wildfire has burned homes along with more than three california. Almost 200 homes and buildings have been destroyed as winds push the flames in a town called lower lake. The fire started burning on saturday. And the hundred degree heat and fierce winds made it difficult to control from the air and on the ground. So far, prelimnary damage estimates total more tha
How Popular Culture prevented the wire. How was aware presented from the 1940s . How was it presented and comic books from the 1940s . How was it presented in athletic events from the 1930s and the 1940s . How was it presented in tin pan alley in music from the 1940s . And now on booktv, encore booknotes. Richard ben cramer appeared on booknotes in 1992 to discuss his book, what it takes. In the book mr. Cramer profiled the president ial election, george h. W. Bush, robert dole, gary hart, richard gephardt, joseph biden and Michael Dukakis. Mr. Cramer died this past monday at the age of 62. This is about an hour. Cspan Richard Ben Cramer, in your book what it takes the way to the white house. Is there any one thing that was a thread through the six candidates that you followed that would tell you what it takes . Guest i think there was, although i didnt set out to write a paradigm of a president ial candidate. There were some similarities, and, alas, similarities in the stories of thei
Another pre dawn social media barrage, there were lots of tweets, the president claimed an ongoing lack of a trade deal will be very bad for china, very good for the u. S. A. He again claimed wrongly that u. S. Consumers dont bear the cost of more expensive imports. In fact, they do. He declared tariffs greatly help the u. S. Economy. Not much evidence of that. Certainly not helping the u. S. Stock markets. Another selloff is in the works just minutes from now when the markets open up. We begin with beijing with cnns matt rivers on the ground there. This moves shows the brutal map of this trade war. U. S. Can impose tariffs. China can impose tariffs as well. Yeah. Weve been waiting for exactly what china was going to do since the United States announced its move late last week. It was within the last hour or so that chinas government announced its raising tariffs on 60 billion worth of american imports to china. In terms of how high those tariff rates go, they are going to vary. Some i
China, not the u. S. , will suffer if a deal doesnt happen. Earlier, he warned beijing not to retaliate for the sharply higher u. S. Tariffs he imposed on chinese goods last friday. Lets begin with christine romans. Were in the middle of a selloff here. As were in the middle of a game of chicken really when it comes to u. S. china trade. Youre absolutely right. A 2 move, i get interested when its a 2 move. We saw losses last week. The worst week last week for stocks in months, really, and then a 2 loss again this morning. Investors are sending a message that they realize consumers are going to pay the prices for higher tariffs. It could hurt company profits. It hurts u. S. china relations and they dont see what the end game is here. The friday tariffs were talking about set this whole ball really rolling. Youre talking about all kinds of different products. Network routers, seafood, metals, fruits. There are further tariffs the president can do. Were told hes preparing more tariffs, up
This edition of Brass, Reeds, and Percussion opens with a pasodoble written by Santiago Lope, a Spanish composer who lived from 1871 to 1906. At age 6, Lope joined the village band playing the piccolo. One day, a military band visited his village and the band director noticed Lope, resulting in his being sent to the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid where he studied violin, harmony, and composition. At age 15, he became a member of Madrid’s Apollo Theater orchestra. After becoming the principal violinist of another Madrid Orchestra, he became conductor of the Romeo Theater Orchestra. Then he moved to Valencia, where he started the Valencia Municipal Band.