Like something just exploded. and the driver who caused a crash that killed three women being questioned by police. Coming up what were learning about the victims this morning. Good morning and welcome back to wakeup. Time now x xx adlib Weather Forecast High Pressure is still the big player for our area and with Clear Conditions overnight, we have frost is possible. Some early sun is likely but then as the high gives up ground to an approaching low, we get cloudy and should be overcast by this afternoon with highs in the low 50s. Rain takes over tonight and lasts through most of wednesday with some significant soakings expected. Highs will be in the upper 40s we dry up and warm a bit in the long range with highs returning to 50s and low 60s. Today patchy am frost then some sun before becoming overcast by the afternoon. High 52 wind e 510 mph tonight rain likely. Low traffic map major delays yellow on traffic map some delays green on traffic map no delays it was a violent night in milw
Carol Mackey died Friday night February 5, 2021 at Sombrillo Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Los Alamos, New Mexico. She was 85 years old, in late-stage Alzheimer’s, with a broken
right is carol mackey, the editor-in-chief of the black expressions book club and the author of [inaudible] my goodness. to her right is the one and only zane. zane we know her work. i liked zane s work because i would have this book here and behind the book i would be reading zane. [laughter] she is what we call a brown dab author. we all know about zane s success. her work has been translated in many languages across the world, and for me that explains the recent growth in population across the world. to her right is charmaine parker, the publishing director of strebor books and author of the next phase of flight. estimate what is interesting about these women is that they are both powerhouses in publishing but also authors so they know the park. and because of the digital shift , the understand the black books in particular are imperiled because we are market-driven and publishers really pay attention based on how many books we purchased. so when that switches over to
[inaudible conversations] - max rodriguez founder of the harlem book fair. this is our 14th year. thank you so much for joining us. our theme this year is enlightenment through literacy and with that simply means is that as we get access to information, we can use that information to increase, to enhance the quality of our lives. our family lives, our children s lives and the lives of our communities. the life of america frankly because don t we contribute every day in the things that we do and in this basis that we hold and the work that we hold and the families that we take care of? access to information is critical especially now the digital technology just sort of changing everything, how we access to information. i have a story about how books have always been the means by which information is delivered and now that means by which is being changed has shifted to digital so it causes and then packed in the book world and we know that it does and it has what what remains