Bret good evening, welcome to washington. Im bret baier. We are following two major stories tonight. We are getting our first look at the latest Fox News Polling on the president ial Race Vice President Kamala Harris up 2 points over former President Donald Trump. No news may be good news for the former president. Bad news for the Vice President. The Teamsters Union is refusing to endorse either one of the candidates tonight. Normally thats a given for the democratic nominee. But first up those polls we mentioned. Harris as 50 to 489 advantage among registered and likely voters. That is the same 2point Lead Hillary Clinton enjoyed at thiS Point in the 2016 campaign. The top issue for voters . The u. S. Economy by more than a 2 to 1 margin. Immigration comes in second. Abortion third. Former President Trump has a 10 Point Trust Advantage on immigration. He is up 5 now on the economy. Vice president leads by 16 on the issue of abortion. We have Fox Team Conch tonight. Peter doocy is at t
When fun time from the bay areas local news station. Youre watching kron. 4 news. Good evening. Thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. Im ken wayne and im noelle bellow. The vta is seeing a spike in copper thefts from its train tracks this week. The Santa Clara County Sheriffs Office has arrested 2 people suspected of stealing copper and investigators are working to track down others after 2 dozen copper thefts at the Transit System so far this year. Kron 4 Sarah Stinson here in the studio with the details. Sarah. The 2 people arrested are accused of stealing 10,000 worth of copper from the tracks of eta. On monday, a train operator actually witnessed the theft. The Sheriffs Office is now looking for more people involved in a string of recent copper theft cases. These are targeting the Valley Transportation Authority in the south bay, stealing copper from the tracks. The Santa Clara County Sheriffs Office says its investigating 2 dozen copper theft cases causing a total of half
reliable punishments x. if that s why we work so hard to expose that. our look at nonfiction books that have been adapted into films continues with margot lee shetterly s hidden figures. 9 the book follows four african-american women who were integral in devising aeronautic calculations that proto pelled the united states in the space propelled the united states in the space race. the movie adaptation was released in 2016 and every ised oscar nominations. here s the author, margo lee shedder margot lee shetterly, in hampton. physics, of course, meant math, and math meant mathematicians. and since the middle of the last decade, mathematicians had meant women. langley s first female computing pool started in 35 had caused 199 35 had caused uproar among the men at the laboratory. how could a female mind process something to rigorous and precise as math? [laughter] the very idea with, investing $500 on a calculating machine show it could be used by a girl. [laughter]
Tv. I know thats a lot of information to throw at you. Will go we will go into the history and the biography room and this is where you will hear from Sidney Lowenthal talking with his most recent book is about Abraham Lincoln and his final years. Its called wrestling with his angel. The 17th annual book festival. [inaudible]. [background sounds] good morning. I am at a vision of the editor of the Washington Post sunday section which is our encore for ideas essays arguments personal narratives and also thankfully for Nonfiction Book coverage. The post is very happy to be a sponsor of the National Book festival for many years. Before we get started couple of quick orders of business. I want to remind everyone that you can donate to help support the festival which is a really cool event. All of the information is in the program. After Sidney Blumenthal finishes there will be q a, time permitting. In addition he will be doing a book signing downstairs from 12 until 1 oclock. In my decade
Actually, ive written a lot about race and media and also have, i interviewed taraji p. Henson for the smithsonian, so weve got a little bit many common here. [applause] so our esteemed guest, the daughter of a nasa scientist and english professor . Yes. Virginia native. You worked in Investment Banking . That was my first job. Wow. Out of high school. And also had a magazine for expats in mexico. Inside mexico . Yeah. Started working on Hidden Figures in 2010. Wow. And became a New York Times number one best seller, spawned a movie that was oscarnominated. Margot lee shetterly, everyone. [cheers and applause] so i heard that you gave an amazing speech last night where you talked a little bit about charlottesville and race. Could you give us just a little taste of what you talked about there and how it compares to what you talk about in the book. Yeah. You know, the thing that we talked a little bit about what i started out doing, which was working in Investment Banking out of school.