About this book and about our guest, there is a rare thing to be good at Public Service, to be a person of action and a rare thing to be a scholar and excellent at the study of something. And both bring that to the table. Chevy was somebody who worked in many places in Public Service from the congress to several departments, the department of labor and partly in the white house which is what these books are about in several of his other books. He is a published author who has written, in addition to this piece of the white house, pieces of intellectuals in the white house as well as emergency in the white house and use of social media by the president. I hope you will take the time to listen and to think about buying this book, fight house, where fourth of july coming up in the president s birthday the summer, anytime is a good time for love going to learn more about the white house and the presidency. Skinner, has also a person of action and the scholarly repute, she is someone who ha
Let me start by introducing our guests, then we will talk a little bit were looking forward have summing you ask questions as well. The reason im very excited about this book but also about our guest is its a rare thing to be good at Public Service, to be a person of action. Its also a rare thing to be a scholar and to be excellent at the study of something. Both the bring that to the tabl table. Was someone who worked in many places in Public Service on congress to several departments with the department of labor. Also importantly at the white house which is what these books are about this book in several of his other books. Hes also got a published author is written in addition to this peace on the white house pieces about intellectuals in the white house as well as Emergency Preparedness at the white house and the use of social media by president s. So i hope you will take the time to listen, but also to think about buying this book. The fourth of july coming up we have president s
Freezing, we got to watch for some slipping and sliding possible. We do actually and sadly, i do have a graphic up, oh, good, because i hit a button wrong. Anyway, were looking at satellite and you can see theres a lot of sunshine out there and generally speaking were in fairly good shape this morning. We are below freezing however and some of those sidewalks that didnt quite get totally deiced yesterday could have a problem as we go into the morning commute with these temperatures 26 might have some icy patches on some sidewalks here and there. More on that in a second. Were at 26 degrees, winds out of the light north at 3 Miles Per Hour and here return are your numbers. Everybody is below freezing. 26 in philadelphia, 25 right now in trenton and wilmington and 21 degrees in allentown, just 22 in reading. Get your coat on. Winds are light. Here are your issues this morning. There are still some icy patches on sidewalks. Some icy patches on some roads and driveways but its overall bett
The Capital Region another shot at the olympics. And trending online tonight, the nfl team that just hired a woman as part of its coaching staff. First tonight, its effective immediately. Boy scouts of america lifting the ban on gay adults serving as scout leaders. It was a landslides vote to prevent criticism and future lawsuits. Darcy . Reporter er with live outside the Council Offices of the boy scouts here along rossville pike. Its important to note that this policy change does have a religious exemption and one advocate told me tonight, this is a monumental decision. The boy scouts lifting the ban on openly gay and dults. The National President , former secretary of defense, bob gates, continuing to fight legal challenges to the policy would result in staggering cost. Due to special, political and legal changes taking place in our country and in our movement i did not believe the adult leadership policy could be sustained. The vote means gays can serve as employees and in troop le
Third time. This is your third book. I want you to tell us about your father and his storytelling. Robert my father was the single greatest storyteller i have ever known. He owned his own motorcycle chains and lubricants business when we were young. But he functioned as its sole traveling salesman. He was on the road for nine or 10 months out of the year by car. We grew up feeling like we knew him. My dad would call me out of school. Sometimes for weeks at a time can you imagine such a dream for a kid . And he would take me on business trips across the United States. By the time i was eight or nine, i had been to all 48 continental states. I knew more about Oil Viscosity and paint than any eightyearold in the country. We would pass the time during these long stretches by telling stories. Few would tony made up stories true stories. He was the single greatest weaver of yarns you could imagine. There was always one condition if he told you a story, you tell him one. Brian you remember on