Ultimate pieces of classical music. Name that tune. It is the fifth of beethoven. There you go. It is a parody of classical music. That was the disco version made in the 70s. We are excited to have two huge stars with us. First, i mention the clouds and the rain. The sun breaking through and what a change from where we are now. Compared to just a week ago. The heat and wind from last week it is a big change and to see those containment numbers that is great. Yesterday a firefighter said it is raining but that does not mean the fires are going out. It will help but it will not put them out. We are getting your 90s in the coming days so lets talk about today. A very important day for the evacuees being allowed into the neighborhood for the first time. In Santa Rosa Coffey park and orchard park along with the journeys End Mobile Home Park will have controlled entry starting in one hour. Cal fire announced this morning containment for all the major north bay wildfires went up overnight. Th
So today the person who did this would be in jail instead of out free roaming around able to do this to somebody else. Reporter hold on a sec. I want you no know that polk deputies arrested davis in 2009. He says if they were using dash cameras or body cameras it would have helped him stay out of jail. On this particular case, would we have liked to have cameras . We would like to have lots of cameras, but we didnt and we wont. He says s afford to buy cameras, install them and store the footage on them. He also has privacy concerns. Detectives are left asking the killer or anyone who knows the killer to come forward. In polk county, grady trimble, 10news wtsp. Again Crime Stoppers is offering a 10,000 reward if you know anything about this hitandrun crash on state road tips. Its the last full week of campaigning for donald trump and Hillary Clinton. The fbi is scouring through thousands of new emails found on a laptop used by clintons aide. They are trying to figure out if they are rel
five-hour presentation for your this evening, and decided to scale that back to a more manageable 45 minutes. so i ll start by saying this, without newspapers, there would have been no american revolution. newspapers are what fanned the flames of the rebellion. they sustained loyalty to the cause, they provided critical response during the war and aid in the outcome. historians know this very well. for 200 plus years, the historians have referred the footnotes. what this book was inverts the traditional history book taking the newspapers that have been in the footnotes and places them at the forefront for general readers like you to enjoy full access and newspaper from the period. the process for putting this book together was quite a journey for me. i started out as enthusist, then became a collector, then became an educator through a website called rag lynn.com and through the book. the story how i discovered historical newspaper happened about five years ago. my wife and i
one of the more careful mayors colorful mayors you will find in the country. he was part huey long, part tony soprano. the good and the bad. he reflected providence as one of america s oldest cities. to me really embodies the american political story. welcome to providence on booktv. with help of art cox communications partners, we will export a rich literary culture of this capital city as we travel to these local authors and to learn about the history of this town and the state of rhode island. we begin our program with a visit to providence literally landmark. to climb up those steps and make your way in and then to arrive at the top of the steps and then look in and see the mezzanine filled with books and it s inspiring. i love when we have visitors that come in for the first time. they walk in the front door. and usually if it s someone who s new to the public, the first thing i hear is a giant side, and then the next word out of their mouth is oh, my goodness,
project, first, i have known kevin for a long time, and he is one of mrs. s humble heroes, and he has done extraordinary things. covenant house, has a location in new jersey with a heart and a spirit and soul that does so much for our city, and i ve met the kids and young people who come through it, and i was very moved. so knowing you and knowing about covenant hoss covenant house it was a no-brainer itch felt privileged to right the forward for it, because it gave me the chance to recognize the fact that my dad would have been homeless himself. he was born to a single mother, very poor. my father is even more dramatic. he was not poor. be waso po, couldn t afford the other two letters. bit was an extraordinary community that is very intact and watchful of the children, and my father was taken in by another family, whose extraordinary love kept my father of a trajectory forward, and hen was going to go to college, people in the community put dollars together to help him af