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championship run. it is, straight up 7:00 o clock alex holley here, sue serio. where is bob. bob s at a dunkin donuts and he looks like he is having a heck of a time. it is monday, november 6th, 2017. weather. dramatic pause. that was. we might have some weather drama, later on in the day when thunderstorms roll through with the cold front. that is why it is seven out of 10. it is also national saxophone day. bus stop buddy is playing fly eagles fly on his saxophone right now, so excited. off to a mild start with temperatures mostly in the 60 s. a few 50 s as well. we have a rain from the cold front that will come through and change our temperatures dramatically. we are at 64 degrees in philadelphia 18 miles an hour wind. very windy this morning. sunrise, already happened at 6:36, as a result of the time change yesterday. so 70 degrees today. gets dark very early before 5:00 p.m. and cloudy, mild with some thunderstorms especially toward afternoon and even ....
these communities for people who are facing economic and health care and public safety and educational challenges. so, how is tni working? transforming neighborhoods initiative, which is county executive baker signature program is working very well, and his vision of the program was for to bring the government resources into the communities and work directly with the community members, help them identify the resources that are available to them, and work through the issues that were plaguing them. and after speaking with community members, going from meeting to meeting, he realized that there were the police department was very reactive when the community members would call. he wanted the entire government reacting to his residents in a similar manner. like the police department. correct. so, you initially identified six communities. langl bladensburg east riverdale, hillcrest heights, objection enhill. what kind of progress have you been able to make in tho ....
when they got off the bus they were the mercy of this crowd who then proceeded to attack them even further. the deal that had been worked out with local law enforcement and the segregationists was evident 15 minutes they would have 15 minutes before law enforcement intervened. after about a 15 minute point a local law enforcement officer pulled his weapon and fired a shot. that is what stopped the attack. in the meantime the trailways bus arrived an hour later. they don t know until they arrived that the greyhound bus was already attacked. the interesting thing about the trailways bus, unlike the greyhound bus, several segregationists had gotten on the bus in atlanta. they were riding from atlanta. they had not only harassed the atlanta, the bus from but they had also beaten several of the freedom riders while on the bus. the trailways bus was able to continue on into birmingham for yet another mob formed and was waiting for that bus to arrive. while this was going on ....
i ve been president of the abraham lincoln institute in the past. i am delighted to be at this, the 17th symposium of the abraham lincoln institute. i have attended almost everyone. every one. it s a little more challenging these days after living in and around washington, we are now happily ensconced in southern california. i mention that because in the past couple of weeks the eyes of the nation were focused on the reagan presidential library, just a few minutes away from our new home. as america said goodbye to first lady nancy reagan, two you would gists claim that without mrs. reagan there would ve been no president reagan. ofm not a real fan counterfactual history forussions, but i realized as long as i can remove or i d expressed the same view regarding mary lincoln. that was underscored this morning by sidney blumenthal. i ve attended lots of attendant events like this. i have heard many presentations on mrs. lincoln from friends and foes of this controversi ....
mr. president, my name is bob willard. i ve been president of the abraham lincoln institute in the past. i m delighted to be at this, the 17th symposium of the abraham lincoln institute. i ve attended almost every one. but it s a little more challenging now after living in and around washington, my wife and i are now happily e sconced in california. as america said good-bye to first lady nancy reagan, two yule gists, secretary jam baker and her son ron jr. both claimed that without mrs. reagan there would have been no president reagan. i m not a fan of the counter fak churl history discussions but i realize that for as long as i remember, i expressed that same view regarding mary lincoln. and it was underscored this morning by sydney blumenthal. i ve heard many presentations on mrs. lincoln from friends and foes of this controversial first lady. love her or hate her, there s little doubt in any mind that abraham and mayry loved each other deeply and supported each other ....