I want to thank the folks who put this event on, and the library is a fantastic institution, and we are lucky to have it. Andk look at this awesome auditorium, and speaking of great public spaces this is one. Paul goldberger discusses his Book Ballpark Baseball and the american city. Exploring baseball and the american cities, changes of locations and ballparks over the years and what they reveal about Society And Culture at large. The Kansas City public library hosted this discussion and provided the video. I want to thank the library for putting on the event, the library board, Jonathan Kemper and the staff that work with us, steve woolfolk, the library is a fantastic institution and were lucky to have it. Look at this awesome auditorium. Speaking of great public spaces, this is one. Yes. All right, paul. Libraries and ballparks, two most important things in the city. Right . Youve had this distinguished career as an architectural critic which maybe not everybody i mean people are he
Institution, and we are lucky to have it. Andk look at this awesome auditorium, and speaking of great public spaces this is one. Paul goldberger discusses his Book Ballpark Baseball and the american city. Exploring baseball and the american cities, changes of locations and ballparks over the years and what they reveal about Society And Culture at large. The Kansas City public library hosted this discussion and provided the video. I want to thank the library for putting on the event, the library board, Jonathan Kemper and the staff that work with us, steve woolfolk, the library is a fantastic institution and were lucky to have it. Look at this awesome auditorium. Speaking of great public spaces, this is one. Yes. All right, paul. Libraries and ballparks, two most important things in the city. Right . Youve had this distinguished career as an architectural critic which maybe not everybody i mean people are here really to hear you talk about Kauffman Stadium in the end. Right. Have you ta
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Welcome to mtp daily. I am chuck todd. I have been saying it for months, how covid goes in the United States, so goes the biden presidency. As pandemic numbers increase, the president s numbers are starting to decrease. More than a month ago, President Biden declared independence from the virus, covid cases in the United States flat lined to 10,000 a day. We are now averaging more than 100,000 cases a day, 10 times jump. Cases are rising in all 50 states, and in places with low vaccinations rates. The administration announced a plan to encourage children over 12 to be vaccinated by the time school starts in fall. The Education Secretary will be at the white House Press Briefing, expected to begin any minute. Well keep an ear on what he says. We have an idea what theyre proposing, all of this as most of the country is experiencing substantial, High Transmission of the virus. Some hospitals and states like arkansas, mississippi, louisiana, florida are breaking records, Running Out of bed