Public Safety Cuts Sacramento will be
finalizing 39 million dollars in budget cuts tomorrow night. Those
cuts include laying off police officers, increasing fire department
brown outs, and closing swimming pools (next summer). Interim
City Manager Bill Edgar lays out the constraints of this
year's budget, and why the city finds it necessary to cut public
safety.
Rabies Survivor It's only the third case in
the U.S., a girl recovers from rabies without the vaccine. How
did she overcome the odds and how did she get rabies in the first
place? We'll talk with Dr. Jean Wiedeman, the UC Davis doctor who
treated 8-year-old Precious Reynolds.
Leo McElroy Political journalist Leo
McElroy's new book, "But You Can't Report That!" is in bookstores
now. It contains reflections on his rise from a reporter to a
broadcast executive and eventually an industry leader.
McElroy says his book is more than memoirs. He calls it a
"treatise on [the] craft [of reporting]."
Misner & Smith Hot off the trail of a UK
tour, Folk/Americana duo Misner & Smith have been gaining acclaim
for their award-winning songwriting, musicianship and extraordinary
vocal harmonies. They have recently released a third album,
Live at the Freight & Salvage, and have been on tour
much of the last year promoting it.