I would love to see nine movies made. There seems to be a reluctance there that is misplaced. A lot of books that have nothing to do with islamic terrorism. In the code of conduct they all had to do with someone at the un. Hidden order was all about a series of murders taken place around boston. I normally dont say its about the fed when i publicize it because how could you make that sexy and be a thriller. Lets just one of several examples there was one muslim guy in it. It was one guy for all of that. Another theme intergovernmental intrigue. I talked to family members and things like this. Not close immediate family members. Francie tucker intrigue and i realize this is a same government that could not run the post office. All of the things that people want to put on dc makes for interesting fiction and i think we find it very easy to believe that there are forces behind the scene puppeteers that are controlling everything. I think that makes for interesting reading i grew up readin
Return to the reich, a biography of freddy meyern whose life tels incredible story of world war ii heroism area based on research and interviews with meyer himself whom the author was able to meet only once before his death at the age of 94, returned to the right is an eyeopening unforgettable narrative of world war ii heroism and this is one credit will story that i am very excited to hear more about. Eric lichtblau a twotime Pulitzer Prize winning journalist is the best starring author of the nazis next door and first law, the remaking of american justice. He was a washington reporter for the New York Times for 15 years while also writing for the Los Angeles Times the new york yorker, time and other publications. He has been a frequent guest on npr, msnbc, cspan who we have here tonight and other networks as well as the speaker at many universities and institutions. He lives outside washington dc. So, without further ado lets give it up for eric. Thank you so much. [applause] thank y
Honestly, and id be if we had to, we could teach the remainder of the year remotely. Mrs. Donovan, are you prepared to teach remotely if something happens . Yes, and thildrenr f course, shuttered schools disrupt whole families, and that can cause a ripple through the economy. First and foremost, somebody has to stay with the children. And so its probably going to be a parent. Any Household Budget is going the feel that immediately. So discretionary spending, if its not the roof over your head, food, the medicine, Everything Else goes on hold. Reporter School Officials say its a good idea for families to prepare now, just in case schools close. Talk to your relatives and neighbors to come up with a plan to take care of your children. Vermont is turning purple. No, were not talking politics this morning. Purple hearts reunited. Its a small nonprofit delivering a big impact to strangers who werent even asking. The United States has awarded nearly two million purple hearts to americans who
Afghanistan. Could it mark an end in americas longest war . And bound for trouble. Hear the emergency calls when a small plane full of people is forced to land with no landing gear. But, first, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener. Your world in 90 seconds. There could be 10,000 people with it right now. We wont know for another few weeks. There should be more testing. Cases of the coronavirus appear in the u. S. If you look at what is going on in the rest of the world, that will ultimately dictate the impact on us. We are ready. We are ready. The future of the democratic party. Voters will head to the polls for the South Carolina primary. It is the last before super tuesday. Who is easier to beat . Crazy bernie [ laughter ] or sleepy joe . Emergency landing. The small passenger plane comes down hard at san jose fear train station in paris. It was started by demonstrators protesting a concert. Tony romo reups with cbs for a reported 17 million a year. Im excited to be
Times, is the part of our Irene Schwartz Speaker Series and is always i like to thank mr. Schwartz for his great generosity which is enabled us to bring so many fine speakers to this stage. [applause]. I would like to recognize the chair of our executive committee id like to thank you rick, for all of the very many things you do. On behalf of this great institution. Thank you. [applause]. And want to thank all of the chairman counselor to who are with us this evening as well for their great support of New York Historical. Tonight news program is about is lasting about an hour there will be a questionandanswer session. You should have received no card with a pencil on your way into the auditorium this evening and if not, my colleagues are going up and down the aisles with no cards and pencils. No cards with your questions will be collected later on in the program. The program there will be a book signing tonight. This will be in our ny history start and copies of ambassadors who are the