High school at the 2016 Chicago Tribune printers role printers row lit fest. Welcome to the 32nd annual Chicago Tribune, printers row lit fest. I want to give a special thank you to our sponsors. The theme of this years festival is whats your story . And we encourage you to share the stories that you here this weekend on twitter, instagram or facebook using the prlf1. You can download the printers row app. It has content for subscribers and a complete printers role that schedule. Downloads and get five dollars off of printers row lit fest merchandise. Today we will broadcast live on cspan2 booktv. If there is time at the end for the q a session with the author we ask you to use the microphone located to the right so the home viewing audience can hear your questions. Before we begin today we ask that you send your cell phone and turn off your camera flashes. Please welcome Senior Writer and columnist from the Chicago Tribune and todays interviewer, rick kogan. [applause] thank you. This
Will there be another trial . Delayed justice doesnt mean no justice at all. The victims family speaking out this morning. And believe it or not, oscar season is now here. The academy handing out its honorary awards overnight. The celebrities out in force. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Were out on the red carpet with the stars hoping to get their own nominations in their latest big screen roles. Good morning, america. Wake up gently and softly. Good morning, everyone. We want to thank you for joining us. Hopefully you woke up gently and softly just like Andrew Garfield from hacksaw ridge just said, but it has been a weekend of intrigue and speculation as president elect donald trump and his close advisers work to assemble a new administration. We are told a decision is imminent on chief of staff. Sometimes the second most powerful person and it may tell us how hell govern. Overnight another round of protests. Some turning violent. But this is the fourth night in a row we saw
And the city of Christ Church still recover prosecuting a deadly earthquake just five years ago that killed 185 people and damaged the downtown area there. Yeah, todays earthquake much farther away from major population of people. Scientists say this morning was a relatively shallow earthquake. So theres a lot of things that we are watching for you this morning in terms of, you know, tsunami warnings and various things happening out there. One of the large aftershocks registered as a 6. 5 magnitude. Right now, theres a tsunami warning in the area. And we just heard were all clear up here in the United States. But all eyes on the South Pacific after a major earthquake and a number of aftershocks down in new zealand. So we will keep an eye on that for you and keep you updated here. In the meantime, lets head to a check for how our day is shaping up . Yeah, nice weather coming our way. A little patchy fog this morning. A chillier start. And theres a live look in San Francisco where you ca
Not following. At first glance. This race doesnt look all that important. One candidate knocking on doors by herself. My favorite is the other. Driving around dropping off yard signs. By herself. Both women in the most important race you likely havent talked about. Unfolding in. Republican woods and democrat. Control the state senate on the line. Industry and business in colorado. Wants the senate to remain in republican hands. It is true. That this seat would more or less determine the senate majority. The only thing stops democrats from making whatever they want law. Is the senate. Where republicans are in charge. By one seat. Woods is the current republican senator. Beating rachel by 6 hundred some votes two years ago. If she wins this rematch. Democrats maybe in complete having less cash doesnt bother her. I have raised everything i need. For my campaign plan. Just remember. While this race dominates the headlines. This one may end up impacting your life more. Come next year. I dou
Arizona today the timing was perfect as Hinkley High School students participate in the annual season for nonviolence global campaign. Students heard from the grandson of civil rights leader cesar chavez who led farmworkers movements in california in the 19. Anthony chavez talked to students about peace and serving others. Teachers say its part of the culture of the Hinkley High School students and student body to try to resolve conflicts respectfully. Anthony chavez said he was honored to help students appreciate that message. So what i wanted to tell the youth is their voices do matter, that they can start making change now before they leave this campus. This season of nonviolence event was put together by the new dawn center for Spiritual Living and the Aurora Police department. We are heading into the weekend with temperatures changing in colorado. Were also expecting wind. Meteorologist belen deleon is in the weather center, a big way. Its sunday it will feel a little different an