Todays presenter, mark obmascik. Mark is a native of chicago southside. Hes a graduate from the Medill School of journalism at northwestern. He started his career working for the miami herald and after a year or so came to denver as a reporter for the denver post. He was the lead writer for the team that won the Pulitzer Prize for the denver post for covering the tragic Columbine High School shooting in april of 2005. He had been covering the political scene for the post on candidates running for senate and other environmental stories and things get pretty ugly with some of those things. He was exhausted from working the graveyard shift when a colleague suggested he write a feature story for a notable retiring law professor at the university of denver, dr. Thompson marsh who was an enthusiastic, avid ornithologist. Mark himself had always been interested in birds, but it was the birders who fascinated him. Thus he wrote a book about the people who had the time and wherewithal to spend
On may 11, 1943, about 12,500 u. S. Soldiers landed on atule island, alaska to force out a Japanese Army that had occupied the area for almost a year. Fought in the harsh climate and terrain the battle of at t u as one of the blood attu. Next, journalist mark tells the story of experiences of a japanese medic and an american officer in his book the storm on our shores, one island, two soldiers, and the forgotten attle of world war ii. He started his career working for the miami herald and after a year or so came to denver as a reporter for the denver post. He was the lead writer for the team that won the Pulitzer Prize for the denver post for covering the tragic column bine in april 2005. He had been covering the political scene for the post on candidates running for senate and other environmental stories and things get pretty ugly with ome of those things. He was exhausted from working the graveyard shift when a colleague suggested he write a feature story for a notable retiring law p
120. 00 others including women and children are missing and feared dead and schapelle has more. Put her children on a wooden boat she was trying to make it to europe by any means possible instead the journey became the worst tragedy this year in the Mediterranean Sea nearly 150 passengers were rescued by local fishermen her son wasnt one of them shes blaming International Organizations for a lack of support among the numbers that i lost my 7 year old child i dont want anything except to go back to my country sudan to die there. Survivors were returned to libya a primary departure point for people fleeing poverty and war in africa and the middle east one person drowns in the mediterranean for every 6 that successfully reach europes shores weve now had more than 700 deaths on the mediterranean this year if Current Trends for this year continue but will see us past more than 1000 deaths on the mediterranean for the 6th year in a row its a really bleak milestone the really bad thinking abo
[playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] we begin this word with a fox feather under weather fire al alert. The death toll 93 people, the governor warns is likely to go up significantly in the coming days, just two of those killed have been identified so far. Rachel and rescue crews say they have only reached about 3 of the search area so far. More than 2000 buildings have been completely destroyed. Nearly all those destroyed buildings were residential and now 4500 people are in need of shelter. I dont even know how to explain it. It is a war zone, you dont know how to feel. Thank god we have each other in alive and safe. Its like were the only things we have now because everything that we had in the past is gone. Joey this is the deadliest wildfire in the past 100 years. Theyve open a probe into the wildfire response. The critical decisions happened before, during and after the fire. Will good morning welcome to fox friends this sunday morning. The story threatens to get mo
Weeks and months at a time in vienna and geneva, lausanne, other places negotiating a deal on the front lines. People like jon and i had the harder task of negotiating a deal back here in washington. Just want to make that clear note. Obviously, secretary kerry and secretary moniz and Wendy Sherman and others and people like russ deserve all the credit for what i think is a very strong agreement. Asking whether this is his final, whether thi this is the period at the end of the sentence as it relates to this issue, the final longterm answer to all the controversies with iran, its not. Is the agreement itself put in place a series of very important longstanding amendments for iran that we believe to get the International Community confident they will not develop a Nuclear Weapon. It puts constraints on their enrichment capacity, puts from the constraints on the arak heavywater nuclear, puts obligations under vanessa was to interested inspection sentiments on certain types of inspections