Its so intrinsic memory that its hard to get free from what kids would come to our town for sports teams and then say your town smellslike [bleep]. Kerri, tell us about the bleach room at the mill. Ive never been there. My grandfather worked there but what happens in the bleach room is where the magic happens. Its where the pulp turns white. And to do that, at the beginning our paper mill opened in 1901 and up until 1997 a process was basically the same. Two bleach paper they would use elemental chlorine to bleach it and what happened in the combustion process of that had this byproduct, its a family of dioxins. And fat dioxins are one of the most dangerous toxins known to humankind. There the thing that is used in agent orange. Equally as nefarious. And that bleach room up until 1997 the use elemental chlorine and created those dioxins all over across the us and the world and the mills had to change their bleaching process and they changed it to elemental chlorine free bleaching, whic
Breeched the studio. Meteorologist susan. Whats the forecast look like . Were going to be cannibalized. A man is eating horse poop the end is near, from all of us at wnqx news, tonight. Stay tuned for young sheldon. Eagles announcer its the late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight, clair claire danes, Bernadette Peters, lil uzi vurt and jon batiste with stay human. Now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause stephen hey, thanks thank you so much, everybody ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the late show. Im your host Stephen Colbert. cheers and applause remember when donald trump told us we would be tired of winning . Well, evidently the stock market is exhausted laughter because after losing 666 points on friday, monday said, hold my beer, and posted the greatest single sameday drop in the stock market history 1,600 points. In the end, the dow closed almost 1,200 points down, erasing its gains for the year.
Meteorologist susan. Whats the forecast look like . Were going to be cannibalized. A man is eating horse poop the end is near, from all of us at wnqx news, tonight. Stay tuned for young sheldon. Eagles announcer its the late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight, clair claire danes, Bernadette Peters, lil uzi vurt and jon batiste with stay human. Now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause stephen hey, thanks thank you so much, everybody ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the late show. Im your host Stephen Colbert. cheers and applause remember when donald trump told us we would be tired of winning . Well, evidently the stock market is exhausted laughter because after losing 666 points on friday, monday said, hold my beer, and posted the greatest single sameday drop in the stock market history 1,600 points. In the end, the dow closed almost 1,200 points down, erasing its gains for the year. The stock market is
Would you minds i went out and came in again. I would lake to say how special this night is but you beat me to it. Im steve roth rothstein, and on behalf of all the colleagues, were really thrilled you can be here. All of our forums are great but tonight is really a treat because of the speakers who is here and also the beginning of the john f. Kennedy centennial weekend and we planned this months ago, and we really literally thought, who would be the best pair about speaker of and moderator we can get for this historic time and were thrilled there here. [applause] before i introduce them, a few brief announcements. First i want to thank our underwriters and sponsors. The lead sponsor, bank of america, the lowell institute, our Media Sponsors, the globe, xfinity, bur and the Media Sponsor for the centennial, wcbb tv. As i say, were kick off the centennial and there are information when you leave or maybe on your chairs about what we are doing over the next few days but, there are oppor
I was so worried. [applause] i was so worried. It was raining, and i thought booklovers are going to want to stay in bed and read. But here you are. Thank you and good morning. [applause] and welcome to the 2017 National Book festival. I am carla hayden and im the 14th library and of congress. As you can see, as you can see, i am pretty excited to open this event, our 17th consecutive celebration of books and reading and it is wonderful to see a bold house in our largest presentation space. Not only do we have a full house here at the Convention Center but we also have millions of people joining us live on facebook. Thanks to everyone for joining us. We have a fantastic lineup of authors this year and what better way to kick off the festival then with one of our nations most beloved historians, mister David Mccullough. [applause] David Mccullough is here for his sixth National Book festival appearance, we hope you will continue to make this a habit. He will be followed by diana, the au