Good evening, everybody. Can everybody hear me . I am and events professor. Thank you for coming out tonight and supporting your local independent bookstore we are thrilled to have you. I would like to begin by asking everyone to turn off or silence your cell phones. Give them a check for me. I will tell you we are full of talks like the one you will hear tonight presented by those such as Michael Harvey who will be here tomorrow with their respective novels and on monday we will hear from steven axelrod. If you would like to hear from those followers on facebook, twitter or instead graham on your way out tonight. Claire bingham is the author of revolution resisters and classaction the landmark case that changed Sexual Harassment law which was the best book of the year and one speaking out against justice award and has offered women on the hill challenging the culture of congress. The former Newsweek White House correspondent and rising uwritingappeared in vanity fai harpers bazaar, th
Donald trump told us, that on the question of 11 million undocumented that they will, they must leave the country as a part of his plan. That seems to have been pretty stable in our conversations with him. But now it seems to be shifting. Why is that . Actually he is not, john. He is pretty consistent. And immigration is a complex issue. So if i may, just talk about the, the six, seven, tenets of his plan. I will address your question. First there is still no amnesty. Second, building the wall. It has not changed one inch. Third, we have to end the sanctuary cities. Next, he said that he will enforce the law. A Novel Concept in washington, d. C. Where they like to layer law on law and never enforce what we have. He also has said that for 11 million if that in fact is the number, he wants to address that issue, humanely and fairly. Those were his word. Not cause harm to people. The question is what to do. He has said if you want to beep here legally, you have to apply to be here legally
So only some schools were able to do the earthquake drills. And other schools like napa high here, they just talked about the earthquake drills. They didnt actually, physically go under desks or evacuate the schools. They just felt it was too soon. Administrators thought it was more important to let students talk about their feelings and talk about their experiences, because, as you know, this earthquake was traumatic for some of them. This morning crews cleared the Last Mountain of debris brought to napa high school, a cityapproved dump site for residents who suffered Property Damage from sundays earthquake. They finished just in time for classes to resume at 8 00 a. M. School was canceled while inspectors took a couple of days to make sure buildings are structurally safe. Many students are just glad to see their friends again. You get a text message like, yeah, youre okay, but seeing them its reassuring. Reporter others felt scared about being here, given the possibility of more afte
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Year . App how is that going to be enforced . Ifill those are some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. Supported by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information at macfound. Org and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff the announcement from beijing today captured the attention of scientists, diplomats and lawmakers alike. China and the United States agreed on a fasttrack effort to pump less carbon into the atmosphere. This is an ambitious goal but it is an achievable goal. Wooduff it was an unprecedented announcement from the worlds two biggest economies, and carbon polluters. President ob