And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Please welcome dee dee bridgewater back to our program. Shes been at the forefront of music for decades now and won awards and grammy awards. This album is called memphis, yes, i am ready. How could you not love that album cover . [ laughter ] i am assuming thats you a few years ago snooc. Just a few. Memphis, yes, i am ready. My first thought was it took you all this time to get ready in. It did. And why . To get ready to go back home. Because i have been on a life journey and i found that time where i can go back and investigate my beginnings which is a wonderful thing. What makes this time the right time to do it. It was about my my mother is beginning my transition. I have been her care giver for ten years. As she began to transition, i began to think that maybe i need to tastart seeing what about wh he wants to do. This is something that i have been wanting to do, go back memphis understanding why i am the
People were great. Most of the people that come in, and, you know, they get bad rap, people bumm rushing the door, everybody was actually really nice, everything relatively quiet. So, you know, so yes, give shout out to all of the people getting up early this morning, i know that you guys are getting your gifts, and all of that kind of good thing, and a lot of fun when youre into the shopping on black friday morning, myself, not necessarily too big on getting up and standing in line, but if you are, it is a clear and cold start to the day on this black friday, you see on storm scan3, there is not a whole lot out there. Very quiet scene when you have clear skies, like we had with the exception every maybe few high clouds around the Lehigh Valley and the poconos, couple of that with very quiet and calm winds. You see, wind speeds right now maybe as high as just about 5 miles an hour in fill, but calm across the board, colder temperatures, and what we have risen a degree in philly from 31
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Please welcome dee dee bridgewater back to our program. Shes been at the forefront of music for decades now and won awards and grammy awards. This album is called memphis, yes, i am ready. How could you not love that album cover . [ laughter ] i am assuming thats you a few years ago snooc. Just a few. Memphis, yes, i am ready. My first thought was it took you all this time to get ready in. It did. And why . To get ready to go back home. Because i have been on a life journey and i found that time where i can go back and investigate my beginnings which is a wonderful thing. What makes this time the right time to do it. It was about my my mother is beginning my transition. I have been her care giver for ten years. As she began to transition, i began to think that maybe i need to tastart seeing what about wh he wants to do. This is something that i have been wanting to do, go back memphis understanding why i am the
And and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers i clike yo thank you. Thank you. Joining me for a conversation tonight for food justice sam polk here in california, ron finley, urban gardner and roy choi, chef and restaurant tourer. You all know roy. Good to have you guys here. It seems to me that across the country there is a growing conversation about what some called food justice. Food justice. You dont like that praihras. It is food injustice. Okay. I go to colleges and talking about people, who works in food justice. No, you dont, you work into food injustice. Lets call it what it is. I am glad you jumped in. What i was going with that is some people dont even call it food justice, they call it food par tie. It is not a natural ecosystem, it is a manmade segregated problems where people are having more and other communities having less. What i want to start is whats happen ng the country thats causing the conversation about food justice or injustice, to be so dynamic and
New hampshire democrats, please welcome to the stage chairman ray fosly. We have a message for christopher sununu. 2018 is coming. Yesterday, we launched a project to keep sununu accountable for his out of touch policies that are favoring his family, his friends, and corporate special interests. Instead of average staters. Were tired of his phony double speak and his aw schucks act, so were calling him out. Our focus is five key issues. Where his policies are hurting New Hampshire. Education, the economy, health care, the environment, and ethics. And we cant hold him accountable alone. We need your help. So follow sununureality, on twitter. Like sununu reality check on facebook. Go to our website, www. Sununurealitycheck. Com to learn more about sununus record and share it to hold him accountable. Folks, chris sununu won by 2 in 2016. So lets get to work and make sure he loses by far more than 2 in 2018. So is everyone clear . Everyone clear what our focus is . For the next 11 months.