Denver. Guest i did. And went on to mary after the triamarry after thetrial was ovd prosecutors in Oklahoma City in that horrible event. Some stayed with me but also in a pleasant way in the aftermath of all of it. Host let me start with journalism. This book is an example of a wonderful career in journalism and journalism done the right way with purpose and meaning. I jump right to the idea where you think the state of journalism is today and you write in your book that you think the dividing line that matters now is the one between journalism and john. That is what is crucial right now. Its also true that for the first time never in our history has more Bad Information been available to more people. So much of what we see on the internet is cast by foreign hostile governments and cynical politicians to spend and change american opinion. I ask myself the question whats the fastest way to destroy democracy. Is it war, terrorism, is it another Great Depression, i dont think so. The fast
police, that he can it. dramatic video still coming in. great to have you with us on this friday, tgif, i m thomas drayton, karen hepp and bob kelly and sue serio. good morning everybody. it is bike to work day. that is why i was a little out of breath. i park my 10 speed, outside. i had the bell going. loaf of bread inside and all that. what a sight. my advice bike to work, pack deodorant because we will have another 90-degree day potentially. heat wave. we could get the heat wave. it will be a close call because we will be right around 90. we will go with another eight out of 10. we are off to another muggy start this morning and excessively warm for this time of the year. normally a high temperature for this time of the may is 74 and we are already at 75. going up from there.& sunrise time 5:42, pretty earl which these long days. seventy-one in lancaster. allentown 72. mount pocono 68 degrees and 71 in hazelton. at the shore we have a sea breeze in ocean ci
good morning, a lot going on here. i have not finished my first cup of coffee, crazy in the traffic department. how are you feeling. not good. lets get bob that coffee. well, we have got big cool changes for this weekend but one more day with temperatures in the 90 s. prepare for both days, a hot one today and need sweaters over weekend and eight out of 10 with bus stop buddy wearing a polo shirt, he has sun screen and muggy the dog. still dressed for summer but things will change big time over the weekend. 74 degrees right now, that is normally around the high temperature for this day but we are already there at 5:00 in the morning. hi there bob kelly. yes, sunrise time 5:42, we have got temperature 70 degrees in lancaster. it is hot out there, isn t it. you can point. sixty-six in mount pocono. zero seven in hazel ton and down the shore, 68, in ocean city and a nice mild 75 in rehoboth beach. nothing on radar. lets get right to that forecast, prepare for sunshin
brandon bass tan was traveling at 102 miles an hour at a 50-mile an hour curve. he has not said anything publicly since the crash. following the derailment, members of the congress, called out amtrak for not installing something called positive train control. a gps technology that uses computers, to slow down trains when needed. other parts of the northeast corridor had this technology. the curve in port richmond did not. it has since been installed. the investigation is ongoing. several smaller reports from the national transportation safety board, were released over the last year but the final ntsb report is scheduled to be released next tuesday. jessica and ukee that will come in the form of a formal board meeting at 9:30 in washington d.c. at ntsb headquarters. that is where board releases their final recommendations as far as safety recommendations. they will talk about probable cause, in this case. is there a whole separate criminal side to the case which hasn t really
remembered violent moment when a routine trip home to north jersey board amtrak train 188, suddenly became a fight for survival. i woke up, laying on a pile of rocks, all of my clothes have been ripped off, and i could in the move my legs, i could not see out of my right eye. reporter: his wife and daughter by his side he explained how first responders found him in the darkness, saving his life. one of them shined this flashlight on my head, and yelled for help and i remember him saying this guy has got to go now, the whole back of his head is coming off. we had a terrible ride, through philadelphia, not knowing what his condition was at all when was dead or alive. reporter: hospitalized in an induced comb, lungs, kidneys permanently damaged he is still in constant pain, and beneath that, there is anger. outrageous that no one has contacted us to say anything that they re sorry or they are concerned. i mean this was something that never had to happen. i m angry,