here's a floor plan where they're changing over one of the patient buildings, alison d., into the community mental health center. basically, these custodial, the residential buildings are being transferred over into more outpatient buildings. and we have some examples of these booklets which are trying process.n that this one is from 1971 and explaining the process of what happens in the in terms of 1960's separating out the federal hospital into more localized community healthcare. here this booklet right here is discussing community outreach towards the hispanic population. so that's something we haven't talked about before, but we really see that by the there's a 1970's. much-increased population of different groups at st. elizabeth's and the administrators are dealing with that in various ways. so even though deinstitutionalization happens and we often think about that as the time when the hospital wanes down, there's still thousands of patients at st. elizabeth's, still a working hospital through the end of the 20th century, still a working hospital today. like i said, with almost 300

on sunday, around 80 d alison: welcome back. abc7 news helping to stuff the bus today. our friend suzanne kennedy >> yeah, we're here and having a great time. it's amazing the great things that people have donated for all the kids in the area. it's great when you go to school and you have the right supplies. it gets you started on the right foot. there are a lot of cool things. markers, pens, pencils and all the things i get excited about. maybe the kids don't. but they will be ready to go with one of these. nancy: that is what the point is. alison: we will help 12,000 middle school students start the year off right with unitedway and d.c. united as well. we are stuffing the bus. if you can't stop by, go to the website wjla.com. make sure donation there. cup of joe will wave goodbye. see you later. larry: all right. a lot of fun out there. thanks. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert aboutfy jet spinners. brianne carter has -- fidget spinners and brianne carter has more guidelines. brianne: they are issuing new guidelines about the popular toys. so many kids have them

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