museum. we d like to welcome you. we re lucky enough to have c-span with us and it s bk recobk being recorded. and if you have questions later, please use the microphone on your left so the people at home can hear your question. president roosevelt planned for this library to be the primary research room from the roosevelt era. it s one of the busiest of the presidential libraries and this year s group of authors reflect the wide variety of research done here on these grounds. if you love the roosevelt reading festival and i m sure you do, and want to support this and other programs we do here, i doen courage you to become a roosevelt library member. you can join today by seeing lauren at the membership table in this building just at the end of the hallway. and if you haven t had a chance yet, please go next door to see our new special museum exhibition, images of internment, the incarceration of japanese americans during world war ii. with that said, let me go over some of
intern here at frc also a student of oklahoma university. and i have the privilege of welcome withing today s speaker. the president of oklahoma wesley university dr. everett part-timer what i m home i have the honor 6 watching hirings massive dogs when he s giving these lectures so which is always fun. [laughter] and his 14 years of president of the university dr. piper hass become moan for his passionate defense of intellectual friday. he advocates for cultural courage grounded in conservation of time tested truth. his commentary on religion, education, and politics challenges the symbol rangs of today s academic community. at oklahoma west lane he teaches students to follow four basic, the jesus christ the priority of scripture, pursuit of truth, and the practice of wisdom. dr. piper on eds routinely featured local and national news outlets an he serves as a regular guest on talk radio across the nation. his most well known op-ed this is not a day care is a university ha
from wrigley field in chicago, otis livingston. christine and maurice back to you. if only it was so easy. nice looking weather. their weather comes here the next couple of days. otis, thank you and we will more info. the cubs have called it home but the last time they won a world series it was not built wrigley opened in 1914. fenway and boston was built two years earlier and called weidman park and named for wrigley, jr. wrigley field was the last major league ballpark to add light. the first light game was in 1988 against your new york mets. here at home, you can spot the blue and orange all over town. the excitement is building. meg baker has reaction. let s go mets. reporter: it may be cold outside but mets fans are heating up. how long have you been a all of my life and i have never seen a championship but hopefully we can see one now. it seems with the mets up two games against the cubs, the fans are back in full force. i haven t watched since the 80s and
mayor de blasio disagrees. he says we can protect our country with the appropriate and intensive screening that s done. we should upon the out that the authority to admit refugees is with the federal government,but local authorities could make the process more difficult. in the newsroom, dick brennan, cbs 2 news. russian is offering a $50 million reward for information leading to an arrest in the bombing of one of its passenger planes. today it russian launched a new wave of air strikes on the syrian city of raqqa, the headquarters of isis. the attack follows an investigation concluding it was definitely a homemade bomb that brought down the plane over egypt last month. isis has claimed responsibility. 224 people died. paris is also known as the city of romance. and we are learning more about the couples who died together aiello reports from paris. reporter: kristine, hundreds of parisian bars, restaurants and cafes held a moment of silence and they used social media to
interest. they are beyond these trees and you can see the officer s making sure that we and other people who live here to not go back there. at this point, the body has not been identified but if that changes? we will keep you updated. reporting in vacaville, kron 4 news. pam: have they said whether or not is a woman or a man? reporter: they have said that it is a woman. pam: j.r. stone, thank you. over the past twenty four hours, police searched for sandra coke at two locations. kron 4 s charles clifford is live in the newsroom with a closer look at the those areas. charles? reporter: today search teams visited two location in solano county. both involve bodies of water not far from interstate 80. this is an overhead google earth view of vallejo. late thursday evening and early friday morning search teams scoured the area in and around lake chabot. this is near the intersection of highway 37 and interstate 80, right next to six flags discovery kingdom. we do not know