study, presidential library is sually a place for study, not necessarily a place to be studied. fweekt i read a lot of stuff libraries dential that was wrong. information seemed different from what i read. masters program for political science and i wrote a aper about how presidential libraries are the last campaign. we had seen a video during the lass of bill clinton s last rally in 1996, and he said, you last campaign.y i immediately thought, no, your last campaign is like your pred and rewrite ill go history like your predecessors had. wrote the paper and my professor said, this could be a week. i got in an rv, and went to all presidential libraries i hadn t visited and came back and wrote a book. work on issues on capitol hill, as well. reekt guest: the biggest thing that happened, i was researching the national archives about the archives and hit a brick wall. i was told records were unavailable to me, to the public, because they were considered necessary for current ope
chairman, rex tillerson. experience-old has dealing with other nations, but strict the as a businessman. italy s new government gets to work after being sworn in monday, but it s resemblance to the government of matteo renzi last week s prompting calls for a reelection. up, in business, we will need the chinese manufacturers who have chosen to make their products in america. more on that on the way. first, our top story live from paris. new shocking numbers have come out of the syrian city of aleppo. the ewing human rights office says it has received reports of syria up a pro-government forces executing at least 82 civilians as they entered the last remaining rebel strongholds. what has been described as a complete meltdown of humanity. here is more now from rupert coville. reservedday evening we we received deeply disturbing reports of bodies lying into streets, but rebels were unable to retrieve them due to the bombardment and the fear of being shot on sight. pro-governme
about sharing the library with the homeless. but it s an important resource for people who have no place else to go. equal time correspondent estephany haro begins our coverage, looking at the benefits the homeless receive here. martin luther king jr. library is an institution in the heart of the silicon valley, open to everyone. it occupies 4th and san fernando streets. a key corner of san jose state university. the library has received multiple awards for its unique design and is a partnership with the city of san jose and san jose state university. what is isn t receiving any awards for is the fact that the library offers a home to the homeless. the hours are so extended you can take care of things and have time to come back and finish whatever it was that you were trying to do. the homeless can come here to use computers, read books, and they even sleep on the floor, or sometimes slumped over desks. the building stays open to all until 9 o clock most days. in eleven year
and it s warm. ..... the clouds holding in the warmth overnight. right now temps still in the low 80s and humidity above 20 percent. .... the rain is falling in the desert and staying south of nevada so far. ..... this is the remains of hurricane paine moving north into the mojave desert. ...... south of i-15 today but we can t rule out showers later today and this afternoon and evening. .. highs holding in the 80s today. back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) after a crash in north las vegas today. a total of five cars were involved. including a moped. this shut down the intersection of carey and commerce while police investigated. police tell us a combination of speeding and not obeying traf everyone hurt in the crash is expected to make a full recovery./// ((kirsten joyce)) a plot of land right next to the new convention center development is on the market. the parcel of land sits between the peppermill. and what used to be the riviera. the land for sale is approximately 5 an
two palestinian men armed with knives, axes and guns storming a synagogue in jerusalem. coming into the synagogue and we heard gun shots from downstairs. reporter: a fifth victim, a policeman, died later. at least five others were injured, many from direct axe blows to the head. police who arrived at the scene shot and killed the two terrorists. reporter: this was the first time in the long-standing israel/palestinian conflict that worshippers inside a synagogue were targeted. it took place in an orthodox jewish neighborhood that has a large population of english-speaking immigrants. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas condemned the attacks. no palestinian group has claimed responsibility but hamas applauded the violence. tensions in jerusalem are at their highest point in years. centered around the mosque on the site that s one of the holiest places to jews and muslims. tragically, this is not the first loss of life that we have seen in recent months. too many israeli