Denver 7. They didnt find anyone inside during their search, but they did find broken glass in the back of the dispensary. I was able to sseak to the owner and was able to only ask her about cameras inside at the time of the burglary. All she was ableeto tell me was that the company is compliant regulations, which ive come to learn mean that there needs to be a Security Camera pointed at the register and security exits. Still, there are no suspects in custody. We dont have a suspect description either. Were working on getting that to you. Reporting live from outside the Health Center on south colorado boulevard, im amanda del castillo, denver 7. We have a news alert, police are now trying to track down a pair of armed robbers. It happened at 1 00 this morning at a Convenience Store near the corner of parker and florida. Two men showed a gun to the with cash. No one was hurt. The Arapahoe County sheriff is investigating and the store is back open. Lets give you a live look outside the o
Our fox eight viewers never to the disappoint when it comes to this event every year. Oupoi they come out and support these charities that support people writesup in our own community ai think this isow one that touchee so many peoples lives in our area. Everybody knows someone who went outbo and serve their couny and that is also part of whats happening today. Tnd i love to see that people walking and to there. Very cool. We will be following this all morningbe long good morning and thank you for waking up with us of course hes a j colby and its a good he day to get out d do some walking. Ge this morning where going to take advantage of it until it heats up t later. Absolutely great kickoff to cause the fox eight foxtrot. We have a clean radar screen in our neck of the woods. A couple of showers popped up in ashtabulae county and you can e those clusters up there in Ashtabula Countyy but other thah that nothing going on on weatherwise. Nothing we cant handle. It is not as humid as it
Support and sponsorship of this program as well. Of course, the library system, and we really appreciate the everson madison region ally braer. We are, of course, in sh charlottesville, which is the southern terminus of our National Scenic byway as well as National Heritage area. We are pleased that the book tonight focuses on both our northern terminus as well as our southern terminus. You will hear a little bit about gettysburg, which is our northern terminus, our most northern part of our National Heritage area, and of course you will hear a little bit about charlottesville as well. The way we often talk is if you head out monticells, jeffersons highway and turn left you are heading on the National Scenic byway and you drive 180 miles north to gettysburg which is the other end of our National Heritage area. Within that 180mile swath of land we have nine president ial sites including James Monroes highland, which sarah is here as our guest as well. Of course, monticello, madisons hom
Author timothy eagan. This is live coverage of the tucson book festival. Good morning, welcome, im going to be moderating this conversation this morning with timothy eagan. I want to expand thanks to cspan tv and book tv for sponsoring and will last approximately one hour, including questions and answers till the end of the panel immediately following the session tim will be autographing books at the bookstore, thats 153 by the university bookstores. Because youre enjoying the festival and im sure you all are, please consider joining the festival of the tucson festival of books. So become a friend by visiting the Student Union ballroom or go into our website. Out of respect for the author, please turn off your cell phones, now, if you would. This morning its our pleasure to have timothy eagan. The worst hard time and the National Best seller the big burn. Tims current book just released last week is entitled to immore eat irishman who became an american hero, a biography of thomas mar.
Announcer you are watching American History tv. 48 hours of programming on cspan3. Forow us on twitter information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. Masoncer at George University Professor Joseph genetinpilawa argues during the reconstruction era, native americans frequently worked directly with the u. S. Government but the advance of to the west was an overwhelming force that still cost native americans ttheir land. His classes about an hour and 15 minutes. Mr. Genetinpilawa today, we are going to pick up with u. S. Federal tribal relationships. Although you will notice and i did warn you we are jumping forward slightly. Last class, we were speaking about removal and the establishment of reservations in the 1830s, 1840s. Early 1850s. We are going to jump forward a bit into the civil war and after. One of the things i want to try and do is think about the ways that native history and the development of the west were directly connected to the civil war and rec