Janesville, wisconsin, after the towns gm plant closed, to the vietnam wars tet offensive and a report on spy rings at american universities. First up is journalist jessica bruder. She reports on the living and working conditions of migrants working in the United States. Its going to be like that. [laughter] my name is conor moran, and i am the director of the book festival. I want to thank all of you for coming out to celebrate the 15th anniversary of wisconsin book festival. [applause] yeah, go ahead. [applause] i am incredibly proud to be the director at this moment. The book festival is livelier than it has ever been, having expanded into yearround events, we are getting more and more people involved. The faces in this room that i know are wonderful. The faces in this room that i dont know are exactly as wonderful. I hope that all of you leave this and invite a friend to something that were doing over the next couple of hours or days or even into november and january of next year.
Im director of the wisconsin book festival i want to thank all of you for coming out this morning to celebrate 15th anniversary of the wisconsin book festival. Yeah go ahead. [applause] im incredibly proud to be the director at this moment. The book festival is livelier than it has ever been having expanded into year round eastbound traffics were getting more and more people involved that faces in this room that i know are wonderful that faces in the room that i dont know, are exactly as wonderful. I hope you leave this and invite ag friend to the next hours or days or even into november and january of next year. And this truly has been a tran sending year for us we will definitely end the year with the most people weve seen in wisconsin book festival events in our entire history and i couldntt be happier about tha. I want to take this time to thank Madison Public Library they provide staff time works really hard for me especially overer this and theyre here rit now behind the scenes.
Brusse brussels demands on sequences of talks mark carney says the central bank will be ready to respond whatever the outcome of the talks. Whatever happens, monetary p policy will be set to return inflation to target while supporting as best it can the adjustments in the economy the head of the european stability mechanism says britain will suffer the brunt of economic pain at the end of the negotiations i regret brexit, politically also it weakens the eu, but economically theres no comparison when you look at the trade flows and what happened to london i think the Economic Cost is mainly on the uk. Orange turning sour on bt announcing it could more than halve its stake in the british rival and raise over 1 billion through the sale and the Uk Serious Fraud Office charges barclays over emergency fundraising from qatari fund raisers in 2008 after a fiveyear investigation into the banks dealings with the country at the height of the financial crisis as i said, these markets go from stren
When youll finally get a break. Thank you. Updated power outage numbers were just sent out by pg e. More than 10,000 customers are in the dark. Most of them located in the east bay. Abc 7 News Reporter Leslie Brinkley joins us live where many are without power there. Leslie. Reporter 120,000. Thats the number p grg e gave for the number of customers affected by this heat wave since sunday. More of them today as you just saw. Pg e has crews standing by from down in san jose all the way up here into clayton and further into central california. They say the worse is yet to come. This morning the worst of it was here in walnut creek. Some lucky kids had swim team. Others ventured out but unable to run errands. The Countrywood Shopping Center went dark at 7 00 a. M. Shutting down a safeway store, a cvs and restaurants like there black bear diner. We asked one gentleman who worked for p gerks ag e, he sai four hours. They sent everyone hope. Reporter this tree limb in a nearby neighborhood w
Hot today or you would say it feels cooler. You take the dog out. It feels cooler. Christopher says it looks like the fog is trying to come in over San Francisco. It is. It is a beautiful morning. I agree. Most locations have a more of a marine influence fog. Cooler for most. 60s, 70s, 80s, coast and bay. 100s inland but cooled off most inland locations to mid to upper 90s. Theres a lot of fog, especially San Francisco south patchy. There is a west southwest breeze at the delta. Nothing too strong. 50sand 60s. Temperatures running a little cooler. Anywhere from a couple degrees to five to six for some. If it feels cooler, it is compared to a few hours ago. Now it looks like a northerly breeze on the sonoma coast. On shore for many all the way down to southern california. Peninsula temps 50s and 60s. Redwood city 60. Menlo park at 59 degrees. Slight cooldown today. What about tomorrow . Ill talk about that in ten minutes. There will still be 100s but you have to be far inland. Sal, 7 02