Outside the gaza strip. In the occupied westbank, at least 2 College Students have been killed and these really raid on novice a small number of trucks carrying vital humanitarian aid and to gaza, to the rasa crossing. And these are at evacuated towns and cities around guys. Us troops moving ahead of us threatens round s the thank you very much for joining us. Fast moving developments and these are as well on guys at this hour. Lets bring you up to date. And its really ami spokesman has confirmed that one soldier was killed during a raid into guys that earlier sunday, 3 of the soldiers are reported to be injured. They say the raid was aimed at locating captives and also to court for to terrace infrastructures. Mazda is military wing, the custom brigade say they repel these really ground attack, the con eunice in gaza. And a message on the telegram channel they say, is really forces fell into an ambush and fled back into israel. And this comes as huge as twice continued to pound gaza. T
One hand the number of voter challenges he has seen. They are not allowed to talk to a voter inside. Have you seen anything like that before in florida . To you think do you think that is actually happening . I actually havent seen it. He said no one will challenge him. We should step up and be heard. This is our future and democrats have sued trump saying they are mounting a campaign of vigilante voter intimidation. We caught one marco rubio. I was one of the first people that came out and said we shouldnt be calling the elections rigged. If there is evidence, that should be addressed on a case by case basis. The Election Protection hot line so far has received 1,700 been about mail in ballots. Back to you. Good evening everybody. That cool front we have been talking about for the past three or four day social days is moving into the northern sections of the state. Right now nothing showing up this really looks like a fire earlier on today but kind of tricky. Either way that would be
Of immigrants and how they shaped america. Many thanks to the Historical Society for partnering with us on this and making this happen. This kind of program is the perfect fit with the work we do. We hold a permanently valuable records of our federal government and those includes immigration records, pension files, census material. Our shelves are filled with documents that tell the story of those who come to america, those struggles and achievements that you will hear about tonight. We are not only going to hear from a stellar panel of authors shortly, but following the program will have a reception and book signing with the panel in the theater lobby just outside. But first, i want to introduce the chair of the board, and president of the foundation of the National Archives. The foundation for the National Archives provides invaluable support for this and every program. And every event that we hold here at the archives. We are always thankful to amelia and to the other members of the
Basketball team that had great success. And we have a lot of graduates here. So nick, i will start with you. You came in the United States years ago and you wrote about immigration among the jews of Eastern Europe and basically stating that they had a lot of oppression that they were facing at that time. So what are your memories of your grandfather . And what inspired you at this point to tell the story . The memories of my grandfather is that my mother and i when i was a little boy lived with my grandparents in thomist park. He took me out to the ranch every sunday. My mother dropped at the Uptown Theater every saturday morning and this is the point. I was a smart asked kid. And until i started researching this book, i knew more about sam houston in the Texas Revolution i knew about the revolution that he escaped in the revolution of the Industrial Revolution that is taking place in san antonio. Why did i write the book . Essentially two people got me going. One of them is just a gre
Miriam pawel 11 is the former pulitzer prizewinning editor who has spent 25 years working at a news they and the Los Angeles Times. Her book the crusades of cesar chavez is the First Comprehensive biography of the iconic charismatic leader. She has also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of the united farm workers movement. She recently received a National Endowment for the humanity fellowship to support her work on the chavez biography. Please welcome miriam pawel. [applause] can you hear me . Okay. I want to ask you something i feel is really important. What brought you through the writing about cesar chavez. A lot of people in texas know who he is but then i was very surprised to learn that recently when the mexican filmmaker diego will do not was having the premier of his film on chavez, he took a walk, a stroll down cesar chavez boulevard, and asked if they knew who cesar chavez was. Most of them said they felt he was the boxer, the mexican b