over the next hour and 15 minutes, we ll hear from local authors about the area s history, politics and literary landscape. we begin with a visit to montana state university and a look inside the collection. a well known antenna author, 16 memoirs and novels, he was raised here in montana. . at her invitation and possibly a little bit about what we can do if she decided to deposit the collection with us and came back and wrote a proposal and a key feature of our proposal was that we said we would digitize the entire collection in less than a year so because digitize the entire thing is available on the internet for anyone in the world to see. primarily we have documents. we have a lot of sound recordings and a lot of photographs, diary entries, obviously many books manuscripts for some books we have as many as seven manuscript versions so a lot that goes to the writer s process colin medical records, all of that. he loves manual typewriters. we have many photographs of hi
it s a well known area. but you never, ever expect something like this. here, really? reporter: and deputies are not saying whether they looking for a single suspect or several suspects and at last check, the victim is in stable condition. we are live tonight virginia, wusa9. thank you. the mayor of new york says that city is in mourning tonight. a gunman killed one police sergeant and wounded another during a shootout this afternoon in the bronx. the gunman also died. police were chasing him after he allegedly broke into the apartment of his estranged wife. the police sergeant who died was a 19 year veteran with a wife and two children. premie is being treated with a serious infection. two other babies died earlier this year because of the same contamination. it s the first time the hospital is battling to root out the bacteria. probably linked to those deaths. let there be no doubt that the safety of our patients is our number one priority. the neo natal intensive
but most of what cops do, they d rather avoid, policing is a series a tough spots requiring market in cigarettes is huge because of the crazy tactics. it s an old story. i used to buy loosies when i was young and broke. tieing this to centuries of racism as a way to indict society may work for some but for people who truly care about the city and not their own rising status, remember this one fact you can buy one beer but not one smoke. garner provided for those who didn t have the $15 a pack of 20 required. unnecessary laws have consequences and in this case that consequence was death. so somebody agrees with me and that is rand paul, always a smart fellow in my book. here is him discussing the cigarette taxes. some politician put a tax of $5.85 on a pack of cigarettes so they ve driven cigarettes underground by making them so expensive. but then some politician had to direct the police to say we want you to arrest people for buying single cigarettes. we put our police i
but the cop wouldn t have approached garner if the law didn t make him. i don t believe for a moment that any man, even a cop, wants to wrestle a 350 pound man over a single damn cigarette. but most of what cops do, they d rather avoid, policing is a series a tough spots requiring sensitive and constant assessment. so why make it worse with idiotic, stupid laws? i get it, store owners complain about people selling single smokes and the black market in cigarettes is huge because of the crazy tactics. it s an old story. i used to buy loosies when i was young and broke. tieing this to centuries of racism as a way to indict society may work for some but for people who truly care about the city and not their own rising status, remember this one fact you can buy one beer but not one smoke. garner provided for those who didn t have the $15 a pack of 20 required. unnecessary laws have consequences and in this case that consequence was death. so somebody agrees with me and that is r