well if it was good enough for james joyce it should be good enough for any of us thank you so much for the it's been a pleasure thank you very much thank you. as well today the rock of gibraltar the strive for the world is pretty close to the continental europe part of the iberian peninsula i started here i'm only twelve miles from the top of africa each of these factors had a substantial influence in making up their communities of this fascinating territory one thing's for certain. period identity has been forged in times of adversity that's going to stand them in good stead and the interesting times ahead join us next week will be with you what the economy holds for the fascinating territory from all of us here at the show for from the whole of the crew it's good bye for. next week we voted overwhelmingly to remain in the e.u. and now we have to see what effect the hard drugs it could have been the gibraltar economy the reality is we haven't had a hard bragg's it scenario it was still in the e.u. we're still functioning. as we were doing in twenty sixteen we're a small number diversi

describe to us is the say that james joyce never actually came here i didn't even manage to capture of us were even visiting gibraltar. obviously a man of genius. no doubt but obviously very well informed because he i think he was receiving sort of regular correspondence from people living i think an aunt of his living here in the building but it's something which i have difficulty in believing that he never came here to well it was good enough for james joyce it should be good off for any of us and i did so much for the you know pleasure thank you very much thank you. i woke up today the rock of gibraltar of the strive for you. as britain's i posted the point of the europe by. of the iberian peninsula to start me here i'm only twelve miles from the top of africa each of these factors had a substantial influence in making up the diverse communities of this fascinating territory one thing's for certain period identity has been forged in times of adversity that's going to stand them in good stead and the interesting times ahead join us next week we'll hear what the economy holds for the

. >> there was a quote from irish poet james joyce engraved in the black which reads they lived and laughed and loved and left. we're live in berkeley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> so fitting, cornell, thank you. >>> in developing news, a person died when a drive tried to escape from police crashed on an east bay freeway. traffic was snarled for hours. abc 7 news was on westbound highway 24 in orinda while investigators searched for clues. contra costa county sheriff said the sped away after being stopped by police. they lost sight of it. moments later it overturned near the b.a.r.t. station. one of two people in the car died, the other in the hospital. >>> take a look at what drivers had this morning, lanes occupy after 3:00 this afternoon. >>> breaking news out of lake county right now. take a look at this, another wildfire started. this time near kelseyville. this abc 7 view shows smoke in the air. they have issued an evacuation order for the area. so far the fire has burned about 60 acres. >>> to developing news now on the ferguson wildfire burning near yosemite. there are new mandat

were censored, that were suppressed, considered dangerous in the literary spearhead, henry miller, james joyce. these are great books, but they violated the literary public taste of their time and-- and political publishing there are always two sides and you have the choice to do both, in my experience. you take a position regarding certain principles or certain outlooks. you defendant. you criticize it. you are you against the other side. then, as things change as there is a shift in what people care about and what people are arguing about you move into a new area. i'm not sure i'm answering your question. would you mind restating it? host: give an example of a culture war going on today. guest: there's a huge culture war about donald trump. i was asked to not long ago whether the trump boom in publishing was going to decline. you know, in my experience as a political editor most presidencies are two terms. i don't know about donald trump, but there is a kind of that pattern with every presidency in terms of publishing. i would say in the beginning your publishing books and then in in the fir

and jimmy who has been with me along the way, james, distinguished politician, great public servant, great state police officer, wonderful, wonderful guy. joyce who is the bare of manchester done a magnificent job and continues to do that job as we move forward. danny who is the chairman. billy who played for me at bishop brad high school was a captain of my last the ultimate the high school and a couple of the guys. helen, who can ever forget? talk about a fixture in this community. muscles was a greatest thing since sliced bread. [laughing] no question. muscles used to the basketball with walter peterson, former governor. so all of you have a place in my heart. the beautiful june craig, can never forget june. when we were first married, one of our first adventures with louis, june, billy and his wife is going out to dinner. remember that, june? son of a gun, that's like a hundred years ago. [laughing] she is well preserved. i'm old. [laughing] so thank all of you, and willie and marissa and pat, so wonderful to see you and each one of you has a place in my heart. rd who is taking makeup, just great guy works hard for everybody, great guy. a

james is a distinguished politician, great politician and state police officer. stop mentioning names because he get in trouble. joyce is a magnificent job and continues to do that job as we move forward. danny is the chairman of the board. , billy who played for me at the high school. ellen, who can never forget her. talk about a fixture in this community. that was the greatest thing since sliced bread. russell used to play basketball with walter peterson. all of you have a place. craig, we can never forget you. when we were first married, one of our first adventures with louis, they were going out for dinner. to remember that? that was like 100 years ago. she is well preserved. i am getting old. so i think all of you. willy, marissa and pat it is wonderful to see you. each one of you has a place it in our heart. iv who is a great guy and works hard for everyone. a great friend of mine. just a great association. a very please that existed. so many of you have played a role in my life. thank you so much for coming. i will try to address questions you may have and thank you for coming. i think the library people and i