Tracking for those no major road problems itself for mentioning how 21 vallejo and for the Church Wedding at the water now that is of a problem he. 600 people still without water tonight the set at one point there were 90 leaking water pipes all but broken water pipes making progress on those. They have not completed the finish yet we know there were no major road problems again today but the canoe was pretty good the commune was quite a this afternoon chp says the have temporary fixes for those roads that are really torn up. Again they really are looking pretty good 18 job boxes classical detail but from the for people in nappa where they can put on the debris as theyre cleaning up those will be placed is in the they have thought about everything to deal with this then as we talk about less last one off the air at the Valley Hospital took care of 280 people who came through there their doors after the quake and at 320 in the morning yesterday 17 of them were admitted to hospital but j
Police have barricades ready to deal with what is sure to be a zoo. At an actual zoo animal keepers in oakland are trying to keep the animals warm. These tortoises are not used to frigid nights. A lot of our animals at the zoo come from more tropical environments and need more heat than we have in the bay area. Reporter the zoo double checks the Heating Systems and added more heat lamps ahead of the cold. The tortoises have their own heated barn the barn usually stays above 70 degrees so its good temperatures for these guys. Reporter the dog days are long gone. As evidenced by luckys added layer. They are east coast transplants but they have changed their definition of whats cold. As soon as i got heremy blood thinned out. Reporter from animals to party animals. Happy new year reporter the bay area will face a night much colder than that. Compared to most of the bay area, these partiers are lucky. Temperatures on the embarcadero will only drop to the mid40s at worst. So the cold could
[inaudible] its a very good read. I thoroughly enjoyed it. And tonight Sam Tanenhaus has agreed to interview randy and call out for him aspects of the biography, so its my pleasure to welcome them bothful thank you. [applause] am i good here . I can shout, so i probably dont need one of these. So Randy Boyagoda youre a novelist, and youre writing about Richard John Neuhaus. How did we get to this topic, first of all and why . Right. I started i started working on this book in some ways without even realizing it in 2009, so shortly after neuhaus died. I wrote a profile for a torontobased magazine called the walrus. Im from toronto, and it was basically an essay that argued heres the most influential canadianborn intellectual in the past 50 years that none of you have ever heard of. So i wrote this interview and i kind of left it at that. At that point i was in the midst of a terribly unreadable second academic monograph and as a rescue from that sort of project, i realized that here rea
Cspan2 as a public service. Im Chris Goodwin with Mississippi Department of history. Our session is titled uniquely American History and in one way or another these three books touch on every state of the union aswell as our neighbors to the north and south. We will hear from each of our authors about the story they tell you in thebooks and ill ask a few questions before opening it up to questions and comments from you all. Remember since we are on cspan the viewers will be able to hear your questions. All comments and questions take it to the podium. Jeff nguyen has chronicled the Southwestern United States such american undesirables as bonnie and clyde, charlesmanson and jim jones. He lives in Fort Worth Texas and was a member of the texas literary hall of fame with such bestselling books as go down together, the last gunfight, manson the road to jonestown and waco. Today he tells us about his war on the border, the Texas Rangers and an american invasion. Brian casper is received a b
Understand the history of mississippi and share the history of mississippi. Thank you so much. Im chris. Good luck with the Mississippi Department of archives and history. Our session is titled uniquely American History. And in one way or another, these three books touch on nearly every state in the union, as well as our neighbors to the north and the south. Well hear from each of our authors about the stories that they tell in your books. And then ill ask a few questions before opening it up for questions and comments from you all. Please remember. That since we are on cspan and the viewers wont be able to hear your question unless you go to the microphone and ask it. There. So all comments and questions take it to the podium. Jeff lynne has chronicled the Southwestern United States in such american undesirable roles as bonnie and clyde. Charles manson and jim jones. Lives in fort worth, texas, and is a member of the texas literary hall of fame for such bestselling books as go down to