[inaudible conversations] hello, everyone, welcome to books at noon. The director of Public Programs and events at the library. I am happy today, thrilled to introduce doctor louis sullivan. I have to read because his long list, policy leader, Minority Health advocate, author, physician and educator, serves as secretary of the department of health and Human Services under george bush and was dean of the Morehouse School of medicine and doctor sullivan will be discussing his recent memoir, breaking ground my life in medicine. We are happy to have you. [applause] this is a bit different because often i do fiction books. Usually memoirs, but your story, there is a lot to talk about here. I wanted to begin, a hard thing to say to somebody, can you send upsize your life in two sentences . I wanted you in some brief way tell the audience what this book covers. I will delve in and we will start going into specifics and build from there. A pleasure to be here at the public library. Thank you v
Hello, everyone. I am the director of Public Programs and events. Im happy today, thrilled to introduce doctor sullivan who is im going to have to read because his long list of things. Hes a policy leader and Minority Health advocate and author and educator and serves as secretary of the u. S. Department of health and Human Services under george bush and was the founding dean of the school of medicine and today he will be discussing his recent memoir breaking ground by life in medicine. So, welcome. We are very happy to have you. [applause] this is a bit different because often i do fiction books, occasionally memoirs. But in your story theres a lot to talk about and i wanted to just begin it is a hard thing to say to somebody can use use enough size your life and all of two sentences but i want to just and some very brief way tell the audience what the book covers, then i will delve in and we will start going into the specifics and then build from there. Guest thanks very much. Its a
The car was parked by the side of the road and a weapon was recovered. We dont know if the man shot himself or was shot by someone else. No word on the supect at this hour and the victim has not yet been identified. If you have any information, please call crime stoppers. brian loftus a massive storm system stretching from new mexico to killed two dozen people over the weekend. In the aftermath, Andrew Spencer reports people are trying to clean up and hold themselves together. Only when lightning flashed in the darkness could people see could people see the tornado in the distance. You can see the damage easily now, after one of the tornadoes hit copeville, texas ripping this home into the air. glenn king storm survivor it was pretty traumatic. We just came out to assess our own damages, and hes over there yelling for help. Debralee King storm survivor we realized that he was running across the road with his baby. Her to take his newborn child to the hospital. She did, while her husban
And hes over there yelling for help. Debralee King storm survivor we realized that he was running across the road with his baby. Debralee kings neighbor begged her to take his newborn child to the hospital. She did, while her husband, glenn, helped try to get the mans wife out of what was left of their home. glenn king storm survivor she was pinned in there between a wall and the door. She survived. Her baby did not. A tornado destroyed an Elementary School in red oak, while just a few blocks away willard jordan and his family cowered inside a closet. willard jordan storm survivor that sound. I just cant get that sound out of my head. Around the dallas area, the damage ranges from light to devastating. Eight of the reported deaths happened in garland, which the National Weather service now says was hit by an effour tornado. Donations of warm clothes and shelters all over the area. Jessica Bandegas storm survivor i have no heat, no electricity. Its not especially cozy, but Jessica Bande
Its hard to tell whats inside. They will ask to search them. But its not mandatory. Right after the attacks on paris. The sheriff wanted to make some changes for new years. That push got started just last month. Inlcuding rules outlawing bags and strollers on the strip for new years. With such a late start there wasnt enough time for the ordinance to pass. 10 19 3810 19 42 i dont have the descriptive of the law or the language how it would read, but we will work through those nuances. Theyre hoping to pass an ordinance for next year. Near the strip Parker Collins channel thirteen action news. The question some are asking is. Will the strip. Be shooting off any fireworks. On new years eve . The threat of strong winds. Could put a damper. On the show. Show organizers say. Sustained winds of 10 miles an hour or more. Is all it would take. To cancel the show. Because of the potential. For debris to fall. Onto the crowds. According to show organizers. Theres no way to tell. What will happen