las personas en espera de un trasplante renal podrÁn perderlas hoy en salud de vida del doctor marisasta paciente que tiene condiciones muy especiales y poco tiempo tiene 45 aÑos de edad con grupo sanguÍneo a positivo es maestra y casada tiene una niÑa de siete aÑos que tambiÉn padece la enfermedad de los riÑones o varios e hÍgado político se caracteriza por ser genÉtica progresiva con mÚltiples quistes en los Órganos afectados en caso de marÍa s se sometiÓ a diferentes tratamientos que la enfermedad siguiÓ progresando en este momento marÍa estÁ en el proceso de inscripciÓn en el instituto de trasplante del hospital jackson memorial para recibir algÚn donante de reuniÓn ambos riÑones colapsaron completamente hace pocos dÍas lo que le ha obligado comenzar de forma inmediata con diÁlisis tres veces por semana en un momento durante este proceso se albergo la esperanza de algÚn donante pero desafortunadamente en la Última prueba desestimaron el caso marÍa es una paciente especial que estÁ muy delicada porque en este momento lo que se busca es un donante compatible para que ella pueda gana

. >> y hoy la doctora marisa fuentes que explica la importancia de desayunar en la maÑana. >> graciasdar y socializar podrÍa ayudar a las personas que tienen cÁncer. >> el no desayunar podrÍa traer problemas en la insulina. evita la diabetes tipo 2 que tienen mÁs de 18 millones de personas en la naciÓn. sumado a al sobrepeso y cinturas anchas podrÍan tener mÁs riesgo de problemas del corazÓn. divertirse con la familia podrÍa mejorar la calidad de vida de mujeres con cancer de mamas. cuÁnto más alto es el nivel de respaldo social mejor serÁ la calidad de vida de esta y de cualquier enfermedad >> 230 mil mujeres por aÑo son diagnosticadas de cancer de seno. y el alto nÚmero de diagnÓstico lleva a ver como mejorar la calidad de vita. >> el cubo de hielo. por la enfermedad als el expresidente goerge bush se sumÓ al reto y retó o otro ex presidente: klinton. >> visita hoy a tu concesionario. >> es tu Última oportunidad para encontrar la marca. la Última semana para recibir 0 % y hasta 4 mil dÓlares de reembolso. >> cansada de dietas que no funcionan? no te canses mÁs. descansa y baja de pe

. >>> we go now to autumn marisa in for matt pellman, hello there autumn. we are starting in lower providence township. this is at trooper road and egypt road. these are the eastbound lanes and the westbound is getting by in both directions, taking a look at the big picture, speeds on the schuylkill expressway slow from the blue route to the vine, the westbound lanes are slower as you make your way through city avenue area. slow going on 95, 23 miles per hour, and the northbound lanes are slower, this is on the big picture, this is 95 as you see southbound and northbound lanes, 27 minutes from the vine street express way up to woodhaven right now. moving along though, plymouth township allen wood road is closed at collingswood lane. taking a look at the area bridges everything is looking clear but we have construction on the ben franklin bridge and if you are heading to the phillies bridge, we have three trains leaving fern rock. taking a look at mass transit, all services are on time now with no reported delays and out we go to 42, it's looking clear in bo

lets go to autumn marisa. >> we are looking at the schuylkill expressway, the westbound lanes past the blue route and an accident involving the red suv and the white truck, we had a disabled vehicle partially blocking the right hand lane that caused the accident. we have police and penndot on the scene. taking a look at the speeds in the region, the schuylkill expressway slow in both directions whether from the vine to the blue route, it's 30 mines to do that commute. and slow is 95 slow going from the vine street expressway as you make your way up to cotman, here we are at cotman avenue and 95, the delays are starting to increase as the afternoon goes on. the first delay is conshohocken at elm street, and middletown township, near media, route 352 and baron road we have an doesn't as well. we have trolley delays on routes 11, 13 and 34 and 36 to keep in mind. moving along tonight. keep an eye on broad street, because of the phillies games and katy perry. >> thank you autumn. >>> septa is expanding its weekend service now. they started running the broad street and frankfurt lines overn

. ♪ >> hoy en nuestro segmento de salud la doctora marisa fuentes nos cuenta sobre el reto de la cubetao, de la y mÉdula y los mÚsculos del cuerpo. el nombre viene del legendario jugador de los yanquis de nueva york que se retirÓ por esta causa en 1939 sÍntomas iniciales pueden ser tan leves que pudieran pasar inadvertidos debilidad muscular en brazos y piernas, calambres en las manos y los pies y dificultad para proyectar la voz. mÁs adelante con la enfermedad en avance aparecen problemas para tragar dificultad para respirar, brazos y piernas mÁs delgados por la atrofia muscular, no existe una cura o tratamiento que revierta la enfermedad esa es la razÓn por la que el jugador universitario de bÉisbol pete freire a quien se la diagnosticaron en 2012 comenzÓ este movimiento de una cubeta de agua para llamar la atenciÓn mundial y recaudar fondos para las investigaciones. alrededor de 5.600 personas son diagnosticadas con esclerosis lateral amio trÓfica lo que equivale a 15 casos nuevos cada dÍa, el 60% son hombres y el 93% son de la raza blanca. >> la oms reportÓ un aumento en el nÚmero d

muy buena suerte, soy su doctora marisa fuentes. >> una nueva encuesta de adultos en 18 estados hallÓste y hoy con 85 grados, la informaciÓn completa mÁs adelante. >>hoy tuvimos un dÍa muy soleado, con niveles bajos de humedad, vamos a pasar con nuestra meteorologÍa y su informe. >> hoy hubo temperaturas bien agradables, normales para la Época del aÑo, 63 la mÍnima, 85 la mÁxima. vÍa normal para un dÍa como hoy, si los despejados y no solamente nosotros, todo el noreste del paÍs y hasta el sur de la naciÓn con extensa Área de baja presiÓn que ha invadido al todo Él esté manteniendo el tiempo bien soleado y con temperaturas agradables. hacia el sur reciÉn un sistema frontal ha ocasionado sobre el Área de la florida y hacia lo que ustedes ven al este, asociado a toda una extensa Área de nubosidad sobre el atlÁntico, se conecta tambiÉn la tormenta tropical cristÓbal que la estamos observando y el centro indica que a las cinco de la tarde los vientos mÁximos eran de 60 millas por hora, la buena noticia es que a pesar de que cristÓbal va lentamente intensificÁndose, su trayectoria por el o

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de su nos habla de la doctora marisa fuentes. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos.rtido que las parejas tuviesen relaciones sexuales por solo el hecho de adelantar el trajo de parto. los cientÍficos dan explicaciones. seÑalando que al semen contienen una sustancia, la misma que se utiliza en forma sintÉtica para inducir el parto. por otro lado, plantean que la estimulaciÓn mamaria acelera esa inducciÓn de parto. pero, en lo que los cientÍficos no estÁn de acuerdo, es en que se indique el sexo con el solo fin de simplemente inducir o acelerar el trabajo de parto. tener o no relaciones sexuales al final del embarazo, debe ser una decisiÓn Única y exclusivamente de la pareja. siempre y cuando la mujer no corre ningÚn riesgo. es importante de este tema, comentarlo, en cada consulta o su mÉdico. ♪ >> a continuaciÓn toda la acciÓn deportiva. >> y cielos mayormente nublado con agradables temperaturas normales para la Época del aÑo. aquÍ en el valle, la informaciÓn del tiempo se la traigo mÁs adelante. >>pasamos con paola que nos trae el informe del tiempo. >> muy buenas no

♪ ♪ >> cada vez son mÁs las personas que sufren de esclerosis mÚltiple, a continuaciÓn la doctora marisata mÁs a las mujeres que los hombres, se puede diagnosticar con mayor frecuencia entre los 20 y los 40 aÑos de edad, aunque se puede presentar a cualquier edad y con sÍntomas muy variados. >> hace 10 aÑos, tuvo un problema con el ojo derecho, y a la semana, nos enteramos que tenÍa lesiones en el cerebro, me pusieron en tratamiento. recupere lo que fue la vista. >> la esclerosis mÚltiple se afecta mÁs a las mujeres que los hombres y se diagnostica con mayor frecuencia entre los 20 y los 50 aÑos de edad. es enfermedad produce un daÑo en la cubierta protectora que rodea a las neuronas, lo que ocasiona que los impulsos nerviosos disminuyen en ocasiones, se puedan detener. >> la persona puede presentar debilidad de un brazo, una pierna, con adormecimiento de los brazos o la pierna... de la cara como por ejemplo. poeta bien presentar pruebas de balance. >> la armonÍa y la educaciÓn sobre la enfermedad y departamento adecuado son los elementos que gloria ha encontrado para mantener su calidad

respuesta ha sido positiva especialmente por la nueva administraciÓn pero nosotro nosotros la seÑora marisa bastantes fuertes pero la alcaldÍa las uas bajenÉ en comunicaciÓn con nosotros para ver lo que se puede hacer, nosotros pagamos impuestos y ellos... no saben en dÓnde estÁn viviendo pero nosotros los que vivimos en esta Área pensamos que viene de los negocios nuevos y no hicieron provisiÓn para su agua. >> gracias por haber hablado con nosotros, el alcalde de newville mando un ingeniero para que estudiara la situaciÓn y lo que dijo la comunidad se lo diremos a las 11 de la noche. >> en bayland una estructura colapsÓ, segÚn los bomberos una pared colapsÓ en la propdad aledaÑa se dio cuenta de lo sucedido y varias unidades o departamentos tuvieron que ser desalojadas. la cruz roja asiste a cuatro familias afectadas ingenieros estÁn evaluando los daÑos la organizaciÓn comunitaria life house llevÓ a cabo un lavado de autos para recaudar fondos que se van a utilizar para comprar material escolar para el nuevo aÑo escolar. recientemente la organizaciÓn fue vÍctima de robo que los dejaron si

autumn marisa in for matt pellman. you have good news and bad news? >> we'll start with an doesn't on the 30 bypass westbound near 322, it just cleared, so you can see all lanes moving. and taking a look at the vine street expressway, a bit of bad news here, an doesn't in the eastbound lanes at 11th street and it's just really causing a big backup from the schuylkill expressway all the way through to 95 right now, lets move along and show you what is going on on the bridges, the tacony palmyra bridge has she downs as well. and the incidents, 95 northbound at church man's road in delaware arks car fire to report. >> thank you autumn. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight. >> a health scare for flyers fan favorite kimmo tennen. and the skeleton more than 6,000 years old. cecily is in for adam tonight. i amtrak a front that has thunderstorms associated with it. it will bring a change in our air mass. >> cecily thanks. >>> police arrest aid passenger that made a fake bomb threat on a plane. qatar airwaves made an money landing and it moved to a d

on the show, marisa and jeff are not shy when it comes to their parenting.shing too hard? how would you describe your parenting style? >> we want our kids to be the best they can be. we want them to give 100% to everything. and i teach him every day to make it count. and to be a kind person. but to push yourself to the limits. i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> how many extracurricular activities is austin competing in? >> karate, swimming, tennis, golf, reading class, basketball, and soccer starts in the fall. and then camp full time. so seven. i don't think that's a lot. >> reporter: dr. jennifer ashton, our own abc news, senior medical contributor. by day she gives advice. >> even losing a small amount of body weight can drop your blood pressure. >> reporter: and at home -- >> my motto is set the bar high and then raise it from there. >> reporter: just watch dr. jen in action as we skype with her 14-year-old daughter chloe at hockey camp. >> remember, you know, this is an important week because you are getting ready to go to canada. >> th

. >>> time now for the "action news" traffic report, lets go live to autumn marisa. >> hi we have an accident on the vine street expressway, the eastbound lanes at 11th street. they are trying to clear it off and it was blocking the middle and right hand lane, cars are moving along and they are trying to clear that away. speeds on the schuylkill expressway are getting better, 33 miles per hour and we were single digits earlier, it takes 30 minutes to go from the vine to the blue route. and slow going on 95 as you make your way towards broad street, we have an accident in the right hand lane approaching the walt whitman bridge and we have traffic because of the concert tonight. northbound 477 and oak road, an oil spill and all lanes are blocked. west avenue is the alternate. if you are headed to the phillies or katy perry we have several sports trains. >> thank you autumn. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight, an incredible rescue caught on camera off the waters in hawaii how eight bothers were saved when they started to take on water. >>> the summer heat is back but the n

>> we've got marisa tomei the actress. become a doctor of chocolate. >> there's a doctorate in chocolate analysis. >> i've bee >>> good morning, i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we'll see plenty of sunshine, nice conditions and temperatures staying below our average which is 86 degrees for this time of year. and as we head into the rest of today, temperatures will warm to 83. tomorrow 82 degrees and then we'll see an increase in our humidity eand a chance of showers for the middle part of your workweek. >>> more than a dozen people are out of their homes after a montgomery county apartment building went up in flames this morning. sky force 10 was over the scene. fire started around 6:00 this morning and under control within an hour. no one was hurt but the red cross is helping 14 people who are displaced. >>> in just a few minutes, the trial is scheduled to begin in bucks county for an aaccused serial rapist. benson is charged as an adult with seven rapes. five h

lets go live to the traffic center and autumn marisa. >> this is trooper road and egypt road, a water main break we are dealing with here, the westbound lanes are getting by in each direction. taking a look at big picture, speeds on the schuylkill expressway, sticking in the 20s rights now, taking you 40 minutes to go from the vine to the blue rutd route. slow going to the vine to the walt whitman bridge as well. a few incidents, the first one in plymouth township. caldwell is the alternate to get around this, traffic lights are out in this area as well. moving over in clementon new jersey, knight avenue we have an accident out there. and the phillies game, versus the astros. we have three trains leaving. >> thank you autumn. >>> something new and exciting at philadelphia's academy of sciences, it was a different type of animal, an armored vehicle called the bear, one of the devices used by the s.w.a.t. team, this has crime fighting gadgets and remote controlled guys mows. it's all part of the police and firefighters appreciation day at the mousse automatic. still ahead on "action new

>> we've got marisa tomei the actress.olate. >> there's a doctorate in chocolate analysis. >> i've b >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. for students in palo alto, putting their phones on vibrate is not a must anymore. they are instituting a new policy that requires students to turn their phones completely off and put them away. before, students could use their phones in class so long as they were not disruptive or cheating. >>> let's check that forecast now. christina loren? >> good morning to you and good morning to you at home. it's going to be nice all the way through wednesday and then we'll bring back the subtropical moisture. 82 in the south bay and 72 in the peninsula. the numbers come up a touch by wednesday and then the monsoonal moisture returns. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a beautiful monday morning here in new york city. it's

. >> marisa tomei is the wife of my nephew. move into their household for this certain period and disrupt their lives. in a way, it is not just about the relationship tween ben and george, fred and me. it's about love and its various generations and stages. it makes us feel so good that we've made a very real and simple film about older people that you just don't see very often. you certainly don't see a film about an older gay relationship. you don't see many about an older strait relationship. it's about these combinations, the long history of a long relationship. what it is that keeps us cemented together and spite of all your occasions, disagreements, discord. >> i guess you find it is all the same thing regardless of it's a gay or heterosexual relationship, young or old. it's always the same things that both provide inspiration as well as risk. >> fred and i both have long marriages, both over 30 years. for both of us, that's the strongest reference point to creating this relationship. i'm very proud of the film. also we a

neil: you say we're geting too worked up over this, remember, marisa did that -- i thought if women want to be seen the same as men, does that hurt you? >> it does not, some male tech executive did a joe boxer's ad, why do we not look at them, and say you put yourself down, we don't because it is a double standard. neil: have you no problem as a woman seeing women in a professional vein looked at in their skivvies at work. >> no, it is us that needs to be changed, they it is us looking at them as objects, they should not be looked azmat tazhayakov bat as objects.neil: i am sayinu doing there in your underwear? >> right, and you look. i think that, natural for a woman to' to feel beautiful, no matter ho how they look or shapr size, it should be true for men. for better or worse, reality of you know, who we're as humans and men and women, it we're looking add differently, women are having in some ways to over compensate to work harder to appear professional and be appreciated for our minds. neil: battle i fight every day. >> people down look the a for your mind. neil: amazing. >> you know

personal foul on marisa mayer. this comes at the worst time.his is one of the few things that people like to use yahoo! for. the fact they blew it on this critical night is a big black eye. tracy: there was a great tweet. dear, yahoo! fantasy, are the assistant at this football engineers for the football draft the same engineers as the obama health care website? oh. >>> a rocket for musk's spacex venture burst into flames moments after launching. musk went out and treated, quotes, rockets are tricky. come on now, todd. rockets are tricky? >> not the mention you have rockets blowing up. drones are flying all over the place. they will drop kindles on their heads. i don't like any foreign objects. tracy: all about the drones. they could deliver wine and sandwich on friday night. >> they can do a lot of things. take pictures for you, whatever you want. >> i think elan will figure this out. actually getting also unsolicited advice on one of his other products. a pair of tesla owners buying a full-page ad in palo alto newspaper. using this space to g

. >> marisa is not going to be there. >> you know what i'm going to go. wear your glasses. am i only one who thinks the parade for taney is extreme. i think initial reception when they return to love park. >> that party they had. >> that might have been enough. >> how many people showed up for that. >> maybe a thousand. >> a thousand. >> they will have a parade for taney that didn't even win but give the mummers no support and change our route, makes sense, right. >> tommy is angry. >> keep them coming. we have another 50 minutes to go here. i might go. >> we can say 2:00 clock on a wednesday. people will take off, we saw for phillies parade, they will take off if they want to. >> i like it. okay. research shows raising a child, until the age of 18 can cost you a quarter million-dollar. we told thaw last week. >> not including college. >> yes. but if you don't live in a city or state you could be spending more than that. >> here's the thing, new jersey is the the state where raising a kid can cost heavily. newark and million-dollar will section rang in the top 25 in the mos

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ceo, tim arm strong, gotten more time that marisa mayer has to turn things around. looking at "huffington post" by was expensive but seems to work out. >> has it been working? >> that hasn't worked out, huff post. what made the money, what made the money -- >> the investors -- >> they acquired adapt tv a video advertising platform in 2013. costs $400 million. that is huge deal, very good deal because it is bringing in tons of revenue. "huffington post," forget about it. melissa: i love that you will love. uber could be getting cheaper. you could have used uber. >> there was traffic. didn't matter if there was uber there or not. melissa: announcing service announcing uber pool, riders in the same direction can essentially double up. i like this. can you see photo of person doubling up with beforehand? can you tell me what the person smells like? that is what i like to know. maybe partner with eharmony and partner with a new boss. >> you go to the train station, you have to double up with somebody to get to -- >> wait a minute. what trouble are you going to have? meli

aquÍ tenemos a charlie, marisa, keyla, carlos y alex. vamos a comenzar la competencia ahora.a darle resucitaciÓn cardiopulmonar. lo que puede observar ahorita es al seÑor de 84 aÑos recibiendo una camisa rosa, porque despuÉs del episodio que sufriÓ en la carretera, el oficial le tuvo que romper la camisa para poder darle los primeros auxilios. al final, pudieron reencontrarse. todo el mundo estÁ contento y le regalaron su camisa color rosa para reemplazar. tremendas imÁgenes. ahora sÍ. ademÁs de luchar contra una fuerte depresiÓn, la ansiedad y la adicciÓn a las sustancias, robin williams se enfrentaba ante las primeras etapas de la enfermedad conocida como parkinson. su viuda revelÓ que el actor padecÍa de ese mal pero que aÚn no estaba listo para compartirlo pÚblicamente tal y como nos explica daniela. >> para aclarar especulaciones y rumores de que el actor y comediante robin williams de 63 aÑos habÍa retomado los malos hÁbitos del alcoholismo, su viuda dio a conocer un comunicado en donde dice lo siguiente. "la sobriedad de robin estaba intacta y fue valiente mientras est

blogosphere are really buzzing over eric jackson, who is a friend of ours here on the show, one of the marisa's backers at yahoo. he turned on her. he has a column at thestreet.com, and she needs to be fired and yahoo needs to be sold to alibaba. >> you have commodities on -- commodities writing in, a bumper crop in corn, corn prices going down, feed prices down, maybe food prices are going to be going down. you tell me. >> commodities are a great diversifier, but when you have the entire world asset class moves sideways or uncertain, you can diversify on commodities. i like certain ones. the ags are getting sflep squichd for sure. >> all right. coming up a preview of the earnings were eyeing for next week, and final trades. that's next. ♪ when the world moves, futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with paper money to test-drive the market. all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the

aquÍ tenemos a charlie, marisa, keyla, carlos y alex. vamos a comenzar la competencia ahora.eno. y yo sÍ quiero ver bailar a omar chaparro. >> les voy a bailar pero maÑana con la mÚsica de la número uno. el ritmo del ya tradicional duelo de bandas. >> buenÍsimo. >> tÓmense la foto pal face. a la 1/12 centro, aquÍ, en univisiÓn. >> sabadazo por univisiÓn. maravilloso. no me lo puedo perder. >> no se riÓ de mi chiste. ¿se los cuento otra vez? >> no! >> es que va un niÑo con su papÁ y el niÑo le pregunta al papÁ: papá, ¿cÓmo se llama ese ave? lo ignoro. ay, "lo-ignorito", quÉ bonito.> >> es que no importa cÓmo lo cuentes. el chiste es malo. >> no. la culpa no es del chiste. la culpa es de las personas a las que se lo cuento. >> la culpa no es del chiste. es del que la cuenta. >> quÉ mala. >> ximena sÍ se río. >> no estuvo malo. estuvo lo que sigue. >> uno rÁpido, sencillo. >> ok, primer acto. una cigüeÑa. segundo acto, una nana. tercer acto, una bici. ¿cÓmo se llama la obra? ahora l'oréal ha creado os? un avance para tu piel. nueva crema pore vanisher de l'oréal. mira los poros

the class is led by history professor marisa chappell. is 1 hour 45 minutes. >> so, today we're talking about the war on poverty, and the urban crisis in the late 1960s in the united states. and we're looking at the ways in which the black freedom movement raised the issues of poverty, and of racial disadvantage. really to a level of national attention, and national action that we haven't really seen at any time since. so i want to start just by -- well, first i should lead you through the outline quickly. we'll talk about the ways in which americans at the time thought about black poverty. how did they interpret it. what causes did they think about. and then, what solutions, therefore, did they turn to. so we'll talk about designing a war on poverty. the choices that the federal government made when the johnson administration announced that it was going to wage a war on poverty. and then we'll talk a little bit about the so-called riots that occurred each summer in the late 1960s in african-american communities. in cities. and the ways i

to talk about our colleagues in south carolina who were not able today.ere christina dangerous and marisa a ngling have put together very informative report that is available out front and i you pick it up. a couple of comments i would make about their study -- of a much bettere in position to discuss it than i am but two important points. narrative in south carolina also follows some of the more oppositional or states in that much of what has happened in south carolina does partisan dimension to it and it does deal with some disagreements amongst key stakeholders. but there's another story out of south carolina as well and again support to this observation that over time stablished private interests such as hofpts and the business community may have a moderating responses tate because there has been a colonel legislation of interest in south carolina who have been in medicaid expansion. so the big take away for south something and it is mentioned already in the presentation -- is that the situation is in flux. i think that is probably a good way to end things. thank you. very much.u i ha

. >> reporter: marisa and doug tried training their son for months. >> you're frustrated.reporter: you guys are embarrassed by this. >> no. >> she has more experience than we do. if there's an area where you need assistance, there's no harm in asking for it. >> reporter: how do samantha do it? she starts by giving ethan, lots of liquids. then sets a timer to buzz every 30 minutes. that's it. >> readiy. >> this routine plays on repeat again and again. until a child can finally go on their own. but this doesn't come cheap. a two-day session will run i a whopping $1750. but for mom georgeanna, that money was not flushed down the toilet. >> i thought it was a miracle. he had this sense of achievement like he's proud of himself. >> reporter: while samantha doesn't guarantee she can potty train every child, her success rate speaks for itself. >> 100%. >> reporter: 100%. >> 100%. >> for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> of course, in the long run everyone is 100%. our expert, dr. rhonda silverman. >> it's easy to criticize and judges but there are a lot

the class is led by history professor marisa chappell.his is 1 hour 45 minutes. >> so, today we're talking about the war on poverty, and the urban crisis in the late 1960s in the united states. and we're looking at the ways in which the black freedom movement raised the issues of poverty, and of racial disadvantage. really to a level of national attention, and national action that we haven't really seen at any time since. so i want to start just by -- well, first i should lead you through the outline quickly. we'll talk about the ways in which americans at the time thought about black poverty. how did they interpret it. what causes did they think about. and then, what solutions, therefore, did they turn to. so we'll talk about designing a war on poverty. the choices that the federal government made when the johnson administration announced that it was going to wage a war on poverty. and then we'll talk a little bit about the so-called riots that occurred each summer in the late 1960s in african-american communities. in cities. and the way

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. >> wearing the same dress as mel b, princess beatrice, marisa tomei. >> i got last place. >> we loveture here. look at mel b's body in this picture. who can compete with this. you know it's bad when your mother, my mother, mary and erica, my best friend/cousin said, yeah, i got to give it to mel b. really? >> we love mel b on this program. but you take a back seat to no one. >> well, that's nice. but i'm willing to admit when i've been defeated. mel b, you brought it. you brought it. >> an honor just to be nominated. >> you're in "us weekly," that's not so shabby. >> what? i got 12%. >> that's not fair. >> what happened? >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by yoplait greek. the yoplait greek taste-off is on. the taste of yoplait greek blueberry is pefrd to chobani fruit on the bottom yogurt. take the taste-off for yourself. >> that's exasperating! strong storms pushing into iowa. looking at a lot of wet weather in this system. we have the storms that will be approaching the severe level coming up, in fact, stretching up to omaha, topeka. a lot of heavy rain. so much in a