This weeks rescue brings us to queens new york, the home of the emanuel family. The dad is an nypd lieutenant. A couple years ago, he made sure their family got out safe. There are jobs left undone. Its what we are here to do today. Hi. Im denise. Welcome to our home. I have been a Police Officer in the new York City Police department for over 18 years now. Its been a great career so far. Work on patrols, get a chance to interact with the community. I like being an officer. We have mutual friends. We play basketball together. One particular friday night, she was meeting her girlfriend and we are going catch a movie. Shes hanging out with a friend, you to come along . We went to the movies and met denise. I think i gave you a ride home that night, right . Yeah. She was just so taken by my charm. We hit it off from there. We have lived here since 2007 . We have two girls, kayla is 2 and sasha is 4 months. In december, 2010, we had the fire in the house. Denise was at work. Kayla and i we
Massive sinkhole in pacifica. That has blocked access to a public beach. Good evening, im vicki liviakis. And im steve aveson, in for grant lodes. The sinkhole emerged over the weekend but theres some real concern tonight that the sinkhole will get even worse. Well take you a live picture now of what it currently looks like. The challenge now is what to do about it. A crew has been pouring concrete at the base of the to shore it up. And they are racing against a clock. As kron fours Terisa Estacio reports, a storm is on the way that could make a bad situation even worse. The rain is coming. And could make it difficult for crews to repair that sinkhole. Kron four meteoroligist Lawrence Karnow joining us now. With when we can expect to see more rain. Lawrence . Reporter the first main event, as and as we head toward thursday right now we have up to the skies outside with high clouds overhead that will likely change. And whats impressive about this is that it really develops new Hawaiian
Welcome back to the campus of university of arizona and day two of the tucson festival of books. Booktv is life again today. This is the tv on cspan2 and we are going live to the first panel on politics. [inaudible conversations] welcome. Good to have you here. Welcome to the nice annual festival of books in tucson. Its under incredible experience for all of us in tucson to have this with such incredible speakers and authors coming in from all over the country. I will be your moderator this morning. [applause]. Think you. You are very kind. When i think cox cox mccue can indication for sponsoring this then you. Mr. Nichols is sponsored by cindy and neil raney. Can we have a quick round of applause parsed bonsers. [applause]. This will last an hour and immediately following the session the authors will go to the book signing tent. Mr. Nichols will be a bit delayed, so david will sign his books for you, if he would like. [applause]. Which will increase their value. Its the arizona bookst
Welcome back to the campus of university of arizona and day two of the tucson festival of books. Booktv is life aga we are in the gallagher theater and here is a quick look at the lineup in just a few minutes we will be discussing politics that followed by a callin program with venetians in his book is called People Get Ready. You will hear the authors talk about civil rights in the Supreme Court, freedom of the press, immigrants and education and epidemics. All sorts of callin programs today including one with maureen dowd of the New York Times. You can follow along with our programming and get behind the scenes pictures and videos on the site, facebook. Com booktv, insta graham booktv and twitter booktv. We are going live to the first author panel and this is on politics. I think i see many of the faces we have seen at similar panels in the previous years. Welcome to the ninth annual, can you believe the ninth annual festival ofestival of the books. It is incredible to have such spea
Him as bizarre as bizarre as that was, that wasnt the salient issue for me, personally. My problem is that he came in, shouted at everybody, and refused to take questions. That was a fundamental violation of the purpose of that room. Its not about questions, its about answers. I have heard sean and a lot of different venues and i think he was very subdued and contrite today, but i have seen a diminishment of that room over the last three months. That the Obama Administration sought to cool it down after robert gibbs was the press secretary, who would make news from the podium with great regularity. I dont think president obama appreciated that. I think that what we have seen is a series of missteps. I think it is entirely appropriate and unbiased to say that the level of information and the quality of information we received during these briefings, is, i believe, not up to the standard of what we believe ought to be in the Briefing Room. I would put this out for mr. Spicer and his staf