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Keeping tabs on showers especial especially developing north and west. Lancaster, reading allentown the pocono mountains that rain will start to fill in around the philadelphia area by mid to late morning. Down the shore wildwood, cape may ocean city Atlantic City looking at some scattered showers and then during the Late Afternoon that rain should start to pull out and that will mean better conditions for fireworks displays in the evening. But take look at the temperatures right now in center city. 81 degrees. Pretty comfortable if youre stepping outdoors. Really no weather worries tonight. So get outdoors and enjoy thing. 73 degrees by 11 00. So the bottom line for tomorrow, if youre in the city, down the shore, or the pocono mountains you will be dodging scattered showers from time to time. A high in the city of 76 degrees. 74 down the shore. And the poconos only in the upper 60s. Take look at that forecast high for tomorrow. If we hit 76 degrees, it will be the coolest fourth of ju
Produced University History professor Randy Roberts examines the relationship between malcolm x and mohamed ali. On wednesday just blocks from the capital well be taking a tour of the Folgers Shakespeare Library in anticipation of the 400th anniversary of the death of williams shakespeare. On friday we are back at politics and prose bookstore for signs journalist report on the spread of Infectious Diseases around the world over the past 50 years. That is a look at some of the author programs look to be as programming covering this week. Many of of the events are open to the public. But for them to air in the near future on book tv on cspan2. Now, new jersey senator cory booker discusses civic involvement and recounts experiences that shaped his political thinking. He discusses his book, united, united with Robert George of the new york post. Host senator booker, united, here we are in the middle of the more divisive president ial election years ever on both sides and you brought the bo
[applause] [applause] [applause] thank you very, very much. [inaudible conversations] new jersey senator cory booker discusses civic involvement and recounts the experiences that shaped his political thinking and he discusses his book with Robert George of the new york post. Here we are in the middle of one of the more divisive president ial election years on both sides, and you drop a book called united. Why the title and why now . Guest its nice to be on. I appreciate you being here and not making me feel challenged. [laughter] i appreciate that. But look, i ran for this office across the state of new jersey from the county to all the southern counties actually and heard from people time and time again that one and the country was divided into there was so much partisan gridlock and about the lines that seemed to be not only dividing the country but weakening it and i wanted to speak to that because my personal experience growing up within africanamerican family, living in an allwhit
Read for this office from the county to all the southern counties actually and heard from people time and time again of the lament the country was undivided and there was so much partisan gridlock and about the lines that seemed to be not only dividing the country but weakening it and i really wanted to speak to that because so much of my personal experience growing up with an africanamerican family and living in an allwhite town i had been crisscrossing the lines a lot working with innercity is going to stanford and yale and it showed me how united we as a country are and some of the best leaders i had coming from the communities taught me the urgency of breaking down the divide hoping people understand that the tides are stronger than the lines that divide us. Host this is an interesting book because its not your chronological memoir kind of thing. Its almost cinematic in terms of zeroing in on interesting people and interesting moments in your life. Tell us about ms. Virginia jones.