Questions from a Young Journalist or answered questions from a young journalism professor, and he was easily one of the most patient answerers is have ever met in my years. His graciousness made a profound impact on me as i was getting started, so i owe a great deal of personal gratitude and debt to jim. Im extremely excited to have him come up here. Jim actually spent some time live in the caretakers cottage once upon a time. He had many stations during his tenure with the parks service. Time without. Some he has spent many years tutoring and mentoring generations of civil war buffs. Very few of us in the field know anyone who has made a greater impact in the real van jim ogden during than jim ogden his tenure at the park service. Mr. Ogden thank you, chris, and i think im going to have to start off i getting out of your site for a minute. The owner of the computer is here, so that will save me having to learn another one thank you for the introduction, and ask, everybody, involved wi
Conference. Jim was one of the organizers of that event. Questions asked answered questions from a young journalism professor there. Most easily one of the patient question answers ive ever met in all my years. Patientsaciousness and many years ago made a profound i was on me because Getting Started with writing research about civil rights history so ioa great deal of personal gratitude to jim. It is exciting to have him come up. During his tenure at the park service, he worked here at fredericksburg. Has been with the park Service Since 1982. In 1988, he landed at chickamauga. 400 given more than lectures, talked to countless young historians. He has spent many years tutoring of civilng generations war buffs. But very few of us working in the field not anyone who has made a greater impact on the study us of a war history as jim. It is my pleasure to introduce to you in man who is truly a ogden. Jim [applause] thank you, chris, and i think im going to have to start off by getting out o
And the black cold rush was on. Well talk with industry folks as well as Energy Experts about the history in the oil industry as well as its role today. But before we go south to oklahoma well get your take on the countrys Overall Energy policy this morning. What would you change . Here, overall in the federal government about its Energy Policy . The numbers are on the bottom f your screen. Let me begin with information from the Energy Information agency here in washington on how much energy is consumed in the United States. This is based on 2012 figures. Take a look here of how energy is consumed. What type of energies. You can starts dialing in now. Another chart here. Take a look at sources of u. S. Electricity generation based on 2012 figures. Renewable makes up about 12 of our electricity, nuclear 19 , natural gas 30 , and coal about 37 . And then of course weve all heard the stories about production in the United States. Heres one from reuters that came out the beginning of octob
Sure we dont know the shape of the economy or terrorism or the precise job Approval Rating of president obama in the autumn or the gas and scandals that may yet unfold on our way to the ballot box but gosh darn it, theres finally a pause in the nonstop primary calendar and were going to take advantage of that. Jon larry sato, the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia joins us now live. Its pretty bold to be looking at Electoral College votes this early larry. But youve taken a look at it first of all, youve got to pick your nominee. You say its all but certainly Hillary Clinton on the democratic side. Howabout trump . Trump is the frontrunner. He is the likely nominee but he is certainly not the prohibitive favorite to be the nominee and i think theres a real possibility that he will not get the majority 1237 delegates on the first ballot so you have to say john, if youre going to do this today at the end of march, obviously youre going to make the projectio
It was nearly a year ago the Father s Day storm caused widespread power outages and damage to homes, buildings and businesses across the Tulsa metro. Some people are still dealing with the fallout.