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Is professor ron miller on his book sellout. When you and i spoke on the phone to book this interview, you said that since moving to lynchburg, the perspective had changed. Can you explain that . When i wrote the book i was on the outskirts of washington, d. C. , and the center cover that has an influence on the perspective and view of things and i was politically active at the time so all of those things made the book not only a memoir explanation of how someone could grow up in a family and cited with very conservative values and then end up becoming politically conservative. Coming into the present situation of lynchburg, it is an academic perspective and since it is a private christian institution, the logical perspective came up to play as well. I think a lot of the issues that i talk about in the book were Political Solutions that look to more spiritual solutions. Particularly since the community that i dont live here but just Liberty University that lynchburg has given a differe
[inaudible conversation] are you ready for whatever happens. Absolutely. All right. Welcome everybody. Not just those of you in the room but people who are watching this live on cspan, we are glad to have you here. I know by now we been in this generation long enough i dont need to tell you to turn off your cell phones or turn off the sound, but do, if you dont mind. I want to welcome all of you here, but also i want to call special attention to two groups of students here at the aspen institute. We have students here and from the charter school. Welcome. When we get to the q a asked questions and we hope you will. Let me start with a little story to get us started in this experiment that we live in that is so constantly contentious and uncivil. I run a program that we started at the institute 12 years ago. Its called the Hotel Scholarship in public leadership. What we do, i will be very brief, we go out every year and we find that 24 top Young Political leaders in the countr country.
Never, ever give up. The president giving his first commencement speech as commander in chief, more words to the graduates. A major cyber attack threatening millions of computers around the world. Fox 5 local news starts now. Thanks so much for joining us im matt ackland im lauren demarco. We begin with the massive cyber attack potentially affecting millions it was unleashed yesterday, and dozens of countries including the u. S. Are scrambling to fix the problem. The ransom wear attack affected tens of thousands of computers around the globe were told it could have been a lot worse if not for the actions of a 22yearold british researcher who accidently activated a socalled kill switch. Reporter hackers using a Microsoft Windows what friday. The leaked flaw was one secretly used as a cyber weapon by the u. S. National security agency. Hackers exploiting the software to affect computers with ransom wear. They must pay a ransom or their data will be deleted. This is the screen shot with w
The heavy rain is causing First Responders to gear up in case someone gets stuck in the rising water. Bobby haynes is one of 26 members of salems swift water rescue team, and says he has had to gear up and save someone from rough waters several times. He says crews have flood gauges throughout the area to keep track of the amount rising water. They also train every month on different swift water rescue techniques. Were told it only takes a few inches to a feet of water for your car to get stuck. And if you see deep water, the best thing you can do is turn around, dont drown. Bobby haynes weve had people with some close call situations and were fortunate enough that those people have come back and taught us the lessons that theyve learned and try to keep us safe. You can read more of these tips and others on wdbj7 dot com. Just click on this story. Police are investigating a homicide in northwest roanoke. After 4 30 yesterday afternoon. Investigators are talking to witnesses and gatheri