The jewish right to be a tenenbaum from a lot of different days who is the director of the Washington Office at pepperdine as well as a number of pepperdine in. We are excited to have you here tonight. Also delighted to have ejb here tonight. Some of you might know in the far back we had to shut down registration, have a full house. If he wanted to have friends here who wanted to come and couldnt, well be recording tonight and posting the video to our side and www. Tts. Org or you can add your comment as well as check out based the page and twitter feed for video photographs and comments as well. For those of you who are familiar with the Trinity Forum we were to provide space and resources for the discussion of lifes greatest questions in the context of faith. We do this by providing ratings and publications which draw upon the classic works of literature and letters to connect the timeless wisdom with 10 issues of the day appeared as well as programs such as the one tonight to connec
The book is fascinating and for sale outside. And it tells the story of the American Revolution that is rarely, if ever, told. Were also grateful because holger did a lot of research for the book here. He was a research fell flow 2012013. The New York Public Library has a shortterm Research Fellowship that supports scholars from outside the new york metropolitan area who ared gauged in graduate level and its always our pressure to highlight the work done here. I want to quickly say that i had the distinct honor of working under lewis lappum at lappums quarterly and one our my great professional and penalize so i couldnt be more happy to have him on hand to steer the conversation. He is recording this for an episode of his pod cast, and i prepare your thes for q a. So join me in welcoming lewis lapham and holger hoock. [applause] ready to go . Yes. Shy tell you that i think this is a wonderful book and i hope you all go out and read it. Its a dish thought i knew something about American
It is wonderful to be home. It is wonderful to be at university of chicago. It is wonderful to be on the south side of chicago, and it is wonderful to be with these young people here. And what i want to do is just maybe speak very briefly at the top about why we are here, and then i want to spend most of the time that we are together hearing from these remarkable young people who are i think representative of some amazing young people who are in the audience as well. I was telling these guys that, it was a little over 30 years ago, that i came to chicago. I was 25 years old and i had gotten out of college filled with idealism and absolutely certain that summer i was going to change the world. But i had no idea how or where or what i was going to be doing. And so i worked first to pay off some student loans, and then i went to work at the city colleges of new york on their harlem campus with some students organizing. Then there were a group of churches on the south side who would come t
The flags are flying half staff at District Heights city hall after the sudden death of the mayor. It came as a surprise to everyone we wont to. The youngest person to ever be elected mayor, he was 29 years old when he became the 15th mayor. He did a good job here. Two years into his term, he was found dead at his home. They are investigating but there does not appear to be any signs of foul play. He was known to have some Health Issues but the extent was unclear. Walls who was also a pastor spent with a personal safety matter. He was warm spirited and actually helped me out with my situation, i got a they echoed each other saying his devotion to Public Service will be mass. And he will be missed. The latest on a story you saw first 9 00, a fire official has been reassigned after wusa9 started asking questions about the online behavior that his colleagues have called lewd, offensive. They are really under a microscope after the suicide of a firefighter. They continue to investigate whe
the president ial race moves to a new battleground, how theyre going at it in South Carolina in a new debate tonight. despite single digit temperatures, these folks bare all in the annual undie run. this is channel 3 news brought to you by universal windows direct and now channel 3 news at 6 00. . breaking news, Supreme Court Antonin Scalia has died. he died in his sleep in west texas overnight. a leading conservative voice, he was the longest serving current justice and appointed by president reagan in 1986 and worked and lived in cleveland first to die in 11 years, the last was in 2005 when William Rehnquist died and the political dominoes are unfolding and will president obama be able to appoint a successor, and Antonin Scalia died of natural causes. much more on this coming up on nightly news at 6 30. Antonin Scalia dead tonight . now the weather, bitter cold and folks are dealing with significant snowfall. maybe not the last of it. the temperatures tonight, 13 degrees downtown and