Times. Ger joins us to discuss his latest work, america 1908. Publishers weekly has said of the author, he renders 1908 as a series of snapshots and his camera never blinks. Please join me in welcoming jim rasenberger. [applause] jim thank you for that introduction and thank you to barnes noble for hosting this. Above all, thank you for all of you being here tonight. Today is the official publication date of the book, so im especially honored to have all of you with me. The book, as you may have gathered by this point, its about america 1908. [laughter] it, part ofind of the idea, anyway, that as we stand on the threshold of 2008, the year i think most was will inee will be fairly critical setting the future course of the country with the election coming up and outstanding questions iraq, it isr in pivotal to look back at another period in america 100 years ago. Moments happenng in 1908, some of which literally put modern america in motion. It was the year the model t came out. There h
With a a fire extinguisher. They tried putting it out with that. And then they came out and said everybody out, everybody out and then that was it. I guess the buildings done now. I mean, weve been there for 98 years for crying out loud. Reporter really . Yeah. It was a great post. Reporter back live here on the scene, the four alarm fire now under control. The cause has not been determined. Fortunately, there were no injuries but a sad day for veterans of American Legion post 396. Were live here in frankford, im dann cuellar channel6 action news. Back to you, rick. All right, dann, thank you. Turn and now to the soggy memorial day accuweather forecast. A wet day at the shore prompted dozens to end their Holiday Weekend a bit early. Lets get right over to meteorologist cecily tynan at the action news big board. Cecily how long will the rain stick around. Rick, along the shore the rain, the steady rain should be moving out within the next hour or two, which is good because it has been a
Now a discussion on Global Warming with an author who has spent the past 20 years observing the lives of residents in greenland. This is just over an hour. If you have been following Gretel Ehrlichs writing over the years you know her perhaps from her stunning collection of essays, the solace of open spaces, about the american west, or her astonishing memoir of being struck by lightning, match to the heart. Among various awards and honors, ehrlich won the inaugural 2010 penn thorough, literary excellence in nature writing. Her journeys many places around the world are physical and philosophical. Her recent book, facing the wave, chronicles of japan a country which she has the deep relationship in the aftermath of 2011 earthquake and tsunami and meltdowns at the Fukushima Nuclear power plant. She is here to talk about green land, about Climate Change and about rotten ice. Noted today on npr, if you think today is hot, youre right. If you think this year is hot, youre right. Latest tempe
And nasdaq all higher. Were close to session highs. So with yesterdays big recovery and todays big rally, is a panic selling nearing an end . Joining us is paul hickey of bespoken investment group. Good to have you with us. What is your take on how this market feels at this point . Obviously an up day is welcome after several down days in a row. This market, the day to day moves are more fickle than a 4yearold. So we get big up moves, big down moves. So i wouldnt read too much into this right here at this point. It is just again, welcome, we have been getting killed all week. Still down for the week. Yes, still down for the week and still down considerably on the year, no matter how many no matter what measure you look at. What signs are you looking for that would mean we have hit bottom . Anything that rings the bell for you . I wouldnt say there is any necessarily bellringer, but, you know, some of the if you want to look for encouraging signs now, you have sentiment measures are ver
Remember. You started it. Reporter and a long anticipated win. Thank you New Hampshire. Reporter from Bernie Sanders. We have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. Reporter Hillary Clinton who won here in 2008 conceding tonight but still confident. Now we take this campaign to the entire country. We are going to fight for every vote in every state. Reporter john kasich now[i projected by abc to come in second on the republican side. Theres magic in the air with this campaign. Reporter cruz, bush rubio in a close battle for third. I did not do well on saturdayza night so listen to this. That will never happen again. Reporter two thirds of voters in exit poll calling recent debate an important factor in the decision. Undecided voters and big turn out at the polls. One staying open late with the last minute line of traffic to get in two miles long. And while the g. O. P. Candidates nowrn middle ofa winter. This was another ri rd setting da