nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 5:00 record-breaking warmth across our area. the tank tops and shorts were out in the middle of february as temperatures climb into the 70s, even the 80s in some neighborhoods today. needed some sun. some grass. nature? yes. and it s beautiful out here. and he has tons of energy, and we re just letting her just go. kids letting that energy out. perfect day for a picnic along kelly drive. and a great afternoon to get out and enjoy the weather. in south jersey, kids and parents soaked up the sun during a rare february day at cooper river park. a good crowd taking on the slides at the popular spot in pennsauken. i m erin coleman. i m jim rosenfield. hope you had a chance to get outside and feel that sun on your face, the warmer temperatures from the city to the lehigh valley and down the shore. nbc 10 first alert weather reporters found out how many of you took advantage of this warmer weather today from an afternoon of golf t
author, and killing a king comes out in october of 2015. this was a quick preview on booktv on c-span2. dr. robert wachter of the university of california at san francisco talks about the impact of the digital revolution on the medical field and discusses if the hype surrounding it is warranted. dr. wachter argues that while the ability to keep electronic records is a largely positive development, using computers to deliver care which is becoming more common is a step too far. he s interviewed by dr. abraham verghese, author of cutting for stone. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good evening welcome. we re so pleased to welcome our speaker tonight dr. robert back or who will be wachter who will be in conversation about his new book, the digital doctor. his book is available for sale up front and he ll be signing after the reading tonight. and he will be in conversation tonight with author educator and physician dr. abraham verghese. some qui
this is the description of de l la idiotidiots. these were rebound, published later in the nineteenth century. but what they document is napoleon s campaign in egypt and artist s rendering of the landscape of egypt, pyramids, architecture, architectural elements, elements of the hieroglyphs, egyptian pottery, maps, diagrams of the layouts of pyramids, different historical sites around egypt. this is an era where there was no photography. this was a way to document and detailed the things napoleon and his army were capturing and a way to account for the riches of egypt that napoleon was hoping to bring back into france to the empire and also used as points of study for french architects and artists. this piece was another in a set from 1792 published during the french republic. about the history of louis the sixteenth. this is talking about the history of king louis and the start of the revolution. this kind of material gives us a perspective how the contemporaries, people who
we sat down with several local authors and took a tour of a local bookbinder. and coming up sunday, we ll be live for in depth . bing west joins us for three hours to answer your questions. mr. west will talk about the many books he s written on the vietnam, iraq and afghanistan wars as well as his experience during the vietnam war and his time as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs during the reagan administration. visit us at booktv.org. sean strub talks his about life and aids diagnosis in the 1980s. he became the first openly gay hiv positive person to run for congress. this is about an hour. [applause] very lovely, thank you so much. thank you. i, you know, i tell people about this tour that i m going on, we have 40 some events, they say, oh, my god, you re going to be so exhausted. but i love it. i really enjoy getting out and talking to people, having the kind of conversations that have been arising at some of these events already.
detail as far as what happened early sunday morning, when he was arrested at his home in san jose for domestic violence. now, mcdonald, seen here leaving the county jail, refused to make any significant sort of comment. but 49ers coach jim harbaugh did arrest the arrest this morning during his bi-weekly appearance on sports radio. he wouldn t address mcdonald s future with the team, noting this is a legal matter, but harbaugh reiterated his strong opposition to domestic violence against women and children. when asked if he would want someone convicted of that on his team, he said, yes, we would not. i can be very clear on that. if someone physically abuses a woman and/or physically or mentally abuses or hurts a child, then there s no understanding. there s no tolerance for that. reporter: coach harbaugh also addressed his respect for due process, noting that, of course, this is just an arrest. mcdonald has not been convicted of any crime. now, this is a second harris for