dubois. they were valorize, sort of, how you learn, and it's kind of in an ogling occupation. in the progressive era, they attract the attention of reformers of various stripes. at the same time, they are striking in big ways. and other newspapers do not want them to be striking. they are doing philanthropic activities. newsboy clubs, newsboys republics. they developed newsboy courts where they are self regulating with violations. and they become primarily italians and jews in southern and eastern europe, so who the newsboy is changes. >> when do they stop being a newsboy? >> really 1930's and 40's is a turning point. jobs are so scarce, that becomes work for adults. also, technology is involved. in the progressive era, you have cars and subways. there's competition from adults. there are still some children in the 1950's and 1960's. they are not all that efficient. they are efficient in the sense that they have that charitable appeal. you can buy a paper as an act of charity. an adult cannot replace that, but their numbers start to dwindle in the 1940's and 1950's. >> thank y

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> empire season three finale on wednesday set to be a big battle it out episode with the lyon and duboisus continues fighting for empire las vegas and other big questions may finally get answered. >> welcome to vegas, baby. >> been hand to mouth battle mode his entire life. does he become a conscious human being? does cookie ever stop fighting and trying to make up for the past and just live in the moment? you know it's just acceptance. >> she has no sort of forget rid of you. you cookie lyon mom. >> jussie smollett didn't want to give spoilers about wednesday night's fireworks it but did he say cooler heads may prevail. >> what i'm most excited about we finally realize that all of the petty in fighting has to symptom. you know what i'm saying? i think that's why it was important for the lyon family to have somebody to battle which is what they found in the dubois led by felicia rashad and taye diggs. >> we made a decision. >> what kind of decision? >> a big one. >> and it sounds like cookie and lucious are going to have quite a moment themselves. >> cookie and lucious have -- they denie

dubois drew connections between the crisis in europe and the condition experienced by african-americans and it but foreshadows greater disasters in the future." >> as the likelihood of war increased in early 1917, dubois again unleashed his pen to reflect on the institution of segregated training camps. >> "we must choose in between the insult of a separate camp and the irreparable injury of strengthening the present custom of putting no black men in positions of authority. there is only one thing to do now, and that is to organize the colored people for leadership and service if war should come. a thousand commissioned officers of colored blood is something to work for. >> diplomat, lawyer, and official of the naacp james weldon johnson called for an end to what he termed the excess patriotism which had led the world's nations to war. >> it is this hot, high tempered, foolish bad-mannered patriotism that keeps further away the day for which all lovers of humanity pray. the day when men shall not hate each other because of the boundaries of domain or the differences of race, but when un

>> meet the newest member of the dubois family. ♪ >> they ruined one of mine so i took one of theirs.he shower did. empire third season is coming to an part one of the two-part season finale airs next week dope forget you can catch it wednesdays at 9:00 right here on fox5. >> whoo! >> all right. >> it looks pretty good. >> it was fire. >> drama drama drama. all right. >>> holly quick change artist over there. >> all right. >> get ready to get work in. >> are you ready for this. fabulous and overpart one of those applies to mow. the over 40 part but this lady right here sloan is here to show us that it's never too late to get in shape and you can do it in relatively short amount of time. go ahead and change yourself. get your work out clothes on. we'll work it out on the other side. good day at 10a coming right back. ♪ >> our next guest a mother of two and 30s and 40s starving herself so the scale could read a certain number. she was hungry, unhappy and deprive. in her fours she decided to end her obsession with footer intense cardio and instead tran zigged her mind and body. the resul

jungle scene by allison of dubois area high school. emily, by kay lan. wondrous wonders by willow of fort labuff high school. wander all by cassidy. and thomas l kelly by margaret morguen stern of fort labuff high school. the art competition takes place hosted by the congressional institute each spring. the nationwide high school visual art competition recognizings and encourages artistic talent in the nation and each congressional district. since the competition began in 1982, more than 650,000 high school students have participated. the vision, talent, and creativity of our high school students always makes me so proud. thank you for all the students from pennsylvania's fifth congressional district who share their masterpiece this is weekend. hope to see you again next year if you are eligible to showcase your work. congratulations to our first place winner, cassie. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you very much. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes.

web dubois and others saying if we bleed for our country, we get people in combat, put these two divisions in combat, we will get rid of jim crow. other voices say this is a good time not to come into the -- the naacp and others prevail, we spent 175,000 african-americans, double that number will be drafted in service but in segregated divisions and only the rarest cases with african-american officers although there are african-american officers in several legends. this is an interesting moment that doesn't play as well in world war ii. back to what i was talking about in 1918. often we think those who know a little bit about world war i know about the push in 1919, the war is going to be over in november. couple things happen that i think you need to be mindful of before we turn and talk about the aef and combat. that is looking at a big map of europe, france, looking at germany. germany as everyone in the room knows, is a victim of her geopolitical position. essentially there is no way around it. the original plan, knockout france quickly and turn to russia and that doesn't work out as y

you watch al franklin going hard against betsy dubois. mr. pro public education. not so pro public when it came to his own house. see, i'm about calling the hypocrites. if you're for it, be for it for you and everybody else you roll with. if i come to your house and you're frying up some pork and ask you what you're eating. i want what you're eating, chief. don't serve me what you don't want in your own house. it is all too easy for us to get up -- those of us who have options, who have the opportunity to choose to say that we choose the neighborhood school. yeah, you also choose to live there. you also chose so many other things. so you can't look at your choice in isolation. many of us did not choose to live in the public housing project that i was born into. i did not choose to be born on my mother's 16th birthday two an eighth grade dropout. i did not choose those things. you can't compare my choice to your choice. you can't even compare my choice as a father to my choice as a child. i tell my sons all the time, man, i wouldn't have liked you if i were growing

it moves into new york state and pennsylvania and dubois state college.uld see 2 to 3 inches. it is not 12 inches, but it is mountaino mountainous. you could get flash flooding. a cool raw weekend because of the cloud cover and rainfall. we will take it compared to what they are seeing in the midwest. chris. >> true. we will take rain if true disaster is moving away from other people. check back in with you. >>> if the gop health care bill becomes law, what does it mean to you? whether you are on medicaid or individual market or through your employer. dr. sanjay gupta has done the homework for you. what you need to know next. new roundup for lawns has arrived to put unwelcome lawn weeds to rest. so draw the line. roundup for lawns is formulated to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming a single blade of grass. draw the line with roundup for lawns. whoa,i just had to push one sinbutton to join.ass. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. intuitive on

. >> empire season three finale is set to be a big e will the yon and dubois families squaring off.tinues fighting for empire las vegas and some other big questions may finally get answered. >> welcome to vegas baby. >> been hand to mouth battle mode his entire life. does he become a conscious human being? does cook can he ever stop being -- stop fighting and trying to make up for the the past and just live in the moment? you know, it's just acceptance. >> she has no sort of power to get rid of you. you cookie lyon, ma. >> jussie smollett didn't want to give any spoilers about tonight's fireworks but he did say cooler heads may prevail. >> what i'm most excited about we finally realize all of the petty in fighting has to stop. you know what i'm saying? i think that's why it was important for the lyon ma'am family to have somebody else to battle which they found in the dubois fed by fell leisha rashad and taye diggs >> we made dig watch kind of decision big one. cookie and lucious are going to have quite a moment themselves. >> cookie and lucious have -- they denied the love that the

the rain continues across dubois and pennsylvania and into buffalo. just south of town.se spots are getting hammered with rainfall. 2 to 3 inches of rain in the rugged areas. watch out for flash flooding. it stays cool. in the 60s and 70s. how about that? 61, 74, 73 and 76. good weather. although the rain showers keep it cloudy. alisyn. >> chad, thank you very much for the forecast. >>> president trump is in brussels heading to the first nato summit. at this hour, he is at the working lunch with the french president macron. you remember, president trump called nato obsolete on the campaign trail. now it is not. an official tells cnn that sean spicer is fuming he did not get spicer is a devout catholic. eagerly anticipating meeting the pope. >>> we have some video. this woman fighting back after a carjacker tries to steal her suv at a milwaukee gas station. the woman jumps on the hood. the guy puts on the wipers. the old use the wipers to get me off the hood trick did not work. he slams on the brakes twice. melissa smith refuses to budge. >> he looked at me and laughed at

into new york and pennsylvania, dubois and williamsburg and williamsport, up even into parts of northeastthe storms as they move into the northeast today. reeling across parts of the turnpike in pennsylvania and on up into the adirondacks and catskills for most of the day. as the nighttime comes in, we could even get storms down to philadelphia, d.c., and, yes, even you new york city. you could see storms today. in between raindrops temperatures are nice, 60s and 70s. normal weather across northeast and southeast today. chris. >> all right. thank you very much, chad. appreciate it. want to show you this. a very ugly scene as one of baseball's biggest stars threw punches after getting hit by a pitch. coy wire has more in the bleacher report. the big question here, coy, is what's going to happen to big bad bryce harper after this. >> some suspensions, fines likely, chris. there was bad blood between national slugger bryce and the pitcher, holding a grudge three years after he hit off him in the playoff. so yesterday when strickland hit him with 98 miles an hour fastball it was royal time. b

speaks to the intef the -- it would find its way into the mouth of richard nixon there's seeds of in dubois, carried through -- partly the garvey framework, and nit its open kind of way that -- particularly the 1960s, the moment of the third-world solidarity. the term people used them. you have movements of independence and nationalism against colonial oppression in which people of color have been -- they're working to get self-determination and there's this amazing cross pollennation between black civil rights activists and that happening in the african continent, and that is all kind of in the air at the time. i think when that comes out of of nixon's mouth and that's a tradition. malcolm x would explicitly call oakland in one speech was colonized federal and the black panthers and black power, black nationalism comes out in the book. think in '68 or '67. all the ideas developed and all this interesting scholarly debate about whether that framework works. that the colonial framework is one of exploitation as opposed to oppression where the pollist is -- pop lists exploded in way the mine

dubois, marine environmental science, cutter seneca. dunaway iii, naval architecture, cutaway,. tocoma.r duncan, civil engineering, cutter melon. elizabeth edwards, civil engineering, cutter vigorous. shannon atwood, electrical engineering, cutter tahoma. tyler kerry facet, mechanical engineering, cutter sherman. miranda eileen fay, operations research, flight school. daniel rudolph, management, cutter marrow. brendan ammerman flynn, marine environment of signs, flight school. this commission will be presented by his father, u.s. coast guard. savanna lee fordham, naval architecture, cutter monroe. mike edward franco, operations research, cutter melon. this commission will be presented by his brother, u.s. coast guard. arl gaylord, cutter statron. audrey marie, mechanical engineering, cutter decisive. corey jay. geyer, mechanical engineering, cutter alice haley. carly lafayette gilligan, marine environmental science, cutter healy. william thomas glick, management, cutter flosson. breanna laurent grazel, cutter escanaba. lucas noble grove

dubois was the first really to tap into it. this is quite a global issue and the treaty of versailles is full of race. so it's not just the united states. second, wilson's a presbyterian, and none of you all acknowledged that but presbyterians, they normally acknowledge their sin, which princeton has not done. part of being a presbyterian which wilson was and defines him, i think years ago he was called the presbyterian nietzsche in the new york review of books. so it seems to me that as a kid who grew up in this city, i got monuments all around me, and they tell me a lot about -- my grandmother had to live right by lee, the statue of lee, lee circle, old folks home. so i think you speak of wilson out of your sense of privilege. i see wilson has a very different kind of person. so you all acknowledge where you're coming from as a part of confessing your sin. thank you. >> i'd like to push back a little bit. i'm elizabeth pops from texas a&m. i think that we're profoundly l underestimating wioodrow wilson. i understand that he r

dubois he push past me. >> it's quiet all right. >> hakeem, what are you doing here. >> i followed shesy son. >> i ain't my son. thank god my mom didn't mary roar ass does these people have my daughter? >> we know where she is. >> where is she? >> she's safe and sound. >> tell me right now. look, i just want to see her again. i'd do anything. >> well, you heard him. he said he'd do anything. >> um-hmm. >> ♪ >> what's anything going to be? >> on that show it could literally be anything. you can catch toil and trouble part two wednesday night at 9:0. of course we're told that the fina viewers speechless. >> they've done pretty good job on cliff hangers. >> anika will not make it past this season. >> somebody is dying. that you know. >> anika and andre. >> multiple people die. >> who died this season already? >> yes. >> tariq the freak died. >> that's right. >> he just died last week. he sure did. he was just the moment recent person to die. >> there's so many. >> you can go at any time on that show. >> you want to be the cliff hanger, though. >> the way grandma did it was cold blood. >>