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and 1970's. it is not cuisine. it is just plain old food. now we get to the sad part. people ask athat lot of the time is did anybody starve. i decided, ok, i will be careful about this. i started looking for articles and what historians had to say about this. you know what? nobody has really thoroughly tackled the subject. there are bits and pieces of information out there, enough that we can come to some conclusions come but this is an area where historians have not conclusions, but this is an area where historians have not done enough for. president hoover said nobody is isually starving, what it clear that at least a few people were. theew york city in 1931, health department recorded the death of 95 people by starvation. there were probably more. those were the ones that got reported in one place in one year. the stories of extreme poverty in the 1930's abound. i don't think it takes a whole lot of time talking to older people before you start hearing stories that make you think, yeah him up

mid-50's tomorrow, and 60's by tuesday.ven some of the latest guidance shows a milder trend possibly for christmas. we had the cool stretch and several inches of snow across the area, several bouts of snow, including light snow on friday. right now, it is a live the rain. it is too mild or anything more. look at the radar. andhave to head down to war 10, culpeper, fredericksburg for any of the rain to reach the ground. thinkhe next few hours, i the showers are few and far between at best. outside right now, looking at the capitol, 46 degrees downtown with a light south-southeasterly wind. dew point at 32, feels comfortable. typically we have 46 for the culpeper. right now, most of us in the 40's. some 40's in the western suburbs. i think with the extra cloud cover, we won't see temperatures dropping as much. 20 this morning, teens yesterday morning, tonight i think we will stay in the 30's. the sprinkles and drizzle will taper off. upper 30's downtown, lower 30's to the west. here is how it looks. 10:00, good to go. when yo

into the 2000's. (soft music) the price of oil when hugo chavez took power in 1998 was less than $10. it eventually reached, i think in 2005 and 2006 $140. that's a tremendous bonanza. chile was growing, peru was growing, venezuela was growing. those aren't leftist governments, but then you had ecuador also oil dependent. leftist government rafael correa was growing evo morales in bolivia who was elected 2005, came in in 2006 also country started to grow. - you had about 50 million people who came out of poverty and into the middle class as a result not only of the commodities boom, but also of the smart financial policies. - and as you moved into the mid 2000's what you really saw was the idea that you should have growth and social inclusion all at the same time. and i think that is something that has been a broad based cry. you've got to have growth with social inclusion. and that is something which is universal across latin america. (soft music) - [narrator] the commodities bubble eventually burst

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no mandatory training in the 1940's, 1950's, 1960's. when foster parents begin organizing -- one way they fight back against this whole regime is by trying to adopt the children in their care, which they are not supposed to do. another way is by organizing themselves together to try to improve the conditions under which they are performing their jobs or roles. one of the chief things they ask for is training. the job is complex everyone to training to do with. in almost every state you have to go through weeks of training to become a foster parent. that was not the case at all. you had to be visited by a social worker and approved, but not the kind of training we would expect today. missouri, and i think in many states the current goal is unification of children with families. was that also the goal and the other period? catherine: that is such a great question. that is the heart of it. that i would say is what experts believed the goal was. but how it works on the ground, there were very few programs in place to make that happen. there

that tradition continued through the 1930's and 1940's. an interesting point is the fact , being inatent office close proximity, you had a lot of people visiting washington with new ideas, whether it be elevators, steam or gas engines, air-conditioning, you name it. those ideas would come across the willard, either in the lobby or at the round-robin bar. being as astute as they were, the family members always had their --ear to the ground. they had running water and actual bathroom accommodations in individual rooms. then you have the turn of the century. you had the new willard, as it was known in 1901 on the corner of 14th and pennsylvania. you had all these modern accommodations that bedazzled people. people who were visiting washington for the first time, visiting capitol hill and the white house, and here is this beautiful hotel with a grand lobby and peacock alley and modern conveniences that they were not used to at home. it is fascinating, talking to people who visited washington for the first time, in the 1940's during world war i

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and 1850's. today, some americans are also looking to that jacksonian template. many americans you're in for an hour of jackson. as reviving the jackson style. president trump himself has embraced the idea that he is a modern day old hickory. earlier this year he went to the hermitage to celebrate andrew jackson's history and said he was a fan. drew a parallel between his populism and that of jackson who he asserted confronted and defined american elite and reclaimed the people's government from an emerging aristocracy. rehabilitated old degrees portrait to the oval office. liberals have responded with soul-searching over how to reconnect with the people. earlier this week, columbia professor gave a talk on his book "the once and future identityagainst politics." example of only one liberals trying to reconnect with a broad swath of americans that trouble allegedly speaks to. others have likewise recommended of the democratic party sees to be the party of identity politics and rebrand itself or t

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into the 30's and even the 20's. we do have a wind advisory set to go into effect that starts at 3:00 in the morning. for the district and closed in areas along the 81 goes into effect at 8:00 tonight. we could see gusts upwards of 45 miles an hour by early tomorrow morning. this is what it looks like on futurecast as we head through the evening hours we will see a few showers, very widely scattered and also the west of us a few snowflakes. day, the wind will die down and as we head to the end of the upcoming week and the weekend, all of that in your seven day outlook when stormwatch 7 in a few minutes. kelly: thank you so much cared and make sure that you download the storm watch weather app, so you can stay abreast of the changing conditions. your options,to they are dwindling for those of you who are last-minute christmas shoppers. most stores closed in the last half hour. but a handful are still open right now and q mccrea is outside one of them. he is actually inside the target in falls church. just walked in an

with a lunchtime, upper 20's to low 20's -- upper 20's to low 30's. the wind will start to settle down. 33 degrees by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the upper 20's to lower 30's. not as windy. your day planner tomorrow a little bit breezy in the midafternoon hours. a mix of sun and clouds. two pitchers a bit milder. highs around 40 degrees. for ag about the chance few snow flakes north and west of town, freshly updated from stormwatch 7. 8:00 tonight, maybe a few snow showers along the mason dixon line. , few well to the west of us areas that will typically see a little snow this time of year. your 10 day outlook, today, due to the cold chapters, 40 degrees on thursday, tomorrow. 37 on friday. back to the lower to middle 40's for the weekend. lower 50's. then we drop back into the 40's for the middle of next week. closer and closer to christmas day, not this week and by the weekend after, we are looking at fewer chances for a white christmas around the immediate metro area. adrianna: but it will be a cold christmas. computer tech, scams p

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s. this is a long overdue s stp to advance the peace process and work towards a lasting agreement. well it said go to washington now our correspondent philip crown the is that anticipated and. don't so basically saying i he's recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel should be down as. up at yet he remains committed to add to the peace process. yeah do those two things really go together most. leaders in the middle east would say no absolutely not and. certainly the palestinians would say and indeed have said in their leadership has said that's those to really do not go together the status of jerusalem is very much a part of the middle east. peace process negotiations because so what we have on on one side is the u. s. president making this very controversial announcement and signing a very very controversial declaration a proclamation rather saying that the. the jerusalem from now on will be recognized by the u. s. government as the capital of israel at the same time the u. s. pres

upper 30's. high temperature today, right around 44 degrees, temperatures for tonight dip into the 30's, once again, north and west watching out for that wintery mix. it's cold, it is blustery for christmas day, high temperatures in the 30's. much more on that snow bill coming up. >> thank you. that was not too bad this time of year. right now, the fbi is investigating a shooting in harrisburg that injured a police officer to determine if it was a planned act of terrorism. prosecutors say there's no doubt that 51-year-old amed, almofti who fired at police in pennsylvania state capitol was target police officers. he's accused of going on a shooting spree friday after firing a gun at a capitol officer and hitting a state trooper. authorities say he had two handguns was killed during a shoot-out with police. the trooper expected to fully recover. >>> to millville, new jersey, where authorities are trying to find the gunman who opened fire again at police officers, luckily no officers were shot durin

kron4's haaziq madyun has the story..aaziq on camcutting off talks for a proposed new oakland a's baseball ball stadium. that is the word here from the chancellor of the peralta community college districtsot but it is a response to this september 12th letter from the oakland a's organization to chancellor jowel lagurre stating the team's desire to build a new stadium on the peralta community colleges site. on tuesday the peralta college board of trustees came to a decision not to move forward with the new ballpark proposal sotthe way the chancellor explains it, the fact that the oakland a's were interested in developing the site, revealed the potential for other possibile options for the property sot

i think upper 40's, low 50's.shout. but we see a lot more sun today than what we're going to see tomorrow. certainly with the clouds coming on across. futurecast likes good amounts of sunshine this afternoon. brings a few clouds in tomorrow morning and then the clouds will thicken up during the day tomorrow. we'll be cloudy by tomorrow afternoon. and by 2 o'clock, look back out to the west. a few showers here. looks like, again, we'll be warm enough that all this is rain. it's going to be very, very light rain. in this type of a setup, we generally don't get much but i think tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening there's at least going to be a few showers out there. it won't be completely dry. and then going into monday morning, things look really, really good. weekend forecast, 47 today. sun and clouds. but a good amount of sunshine, afternoon. late day showers tomorrow. really it's going to be most of us stay dry tomorrow afternoon but we could have a few showers, so, again, what you need to know about tomorrow, i

even at 3 o'clock sitting in the 40's but feeling like the upper 30's.e change from yesterday when we were near 60. at 7 o'clock it's 39 degrees. today's high will be a little bit above average. we'll see highs in the mid to upper 40's, normally about 43 but look at the overnight low. really cold air moves in. 29 degrees for the overnight low. that's going to be a huge change for you for tomorrow morning's bus stop and we are talking the chance for a white christmas. we'll have more on that in the accuweather 7-day in a few minutes, matt. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> back to our breaking track news in bucks county where they are saying we need a bigger crane. the one they brought to hang a really heavy sign was too weak and now commuters on i-95 are paying the price. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the scene in croydon. good morning, katherine. >>> good morning, matt. and the good news is the traffic is now getting by in both directions. that was not the case earlier. so at least we're seeing some improvement here but you still want

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temperatures are upper 30's to mid 40's. we will rise into the upper 40's by 9:00 a.m. a good day to have your lunch outside on this first day of december. wintereteorological starting today. afternoon. we head to the mid to upper 30's by 11:00. .ou will need the coat not yet the scarf or gloves. across the area tomorrow morning. bigger changes are on the way. we will talk about that and our next chance of rain after the break. want some inspirational stories for a change? you gotta check out the american dream. saturdays, 1pm, newschannel8 ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. announcer: you are watching good morning washington, on your side. commuters.ds up, wires are down at north frederick avenue and chestnut street in g

this will go to the 40's by 8:00. lower 40's by 11:00.so if you are going to be out and about make sure you have something warm to wear. the hats and gloves. you will need it. but at least we are not dealing with a wind chill factor. overnight lows 28 to 35. mainly clear skies so chilly start to saturday. we are talking about the upcoming weekend. next week, next week we have a strong cold front that moves through. give you the timing on that. plus the next chance for rain around the d.m.v. jonathan: thanks. the hot debate on capitol hill. whether the senate bill will pass the tax bill. republican leaders made the changes to the tax bill to win enough votes to clear the senate. but still, the changes may not be enough to make taxpayers happy. melissa dipane has taxpayer reaction. melissa: i got mixed reactions from the folks i talked to today. the changes were made because the republican senators were hesitant to get on board. changes include promise to enact legislation protecting dreamers as well as reinstating the property state deduct

nighttime lows ranged from the 20's into the middle to lower 30's.ountdownto for star wars: the last jedi. everyone gets to see it later the first reviews are coming into los angeles. we have on a film sure to break box office records. >> standing ovations inside the theater. hefty praise online. "in saintly good," "total joy ride." >> you will find i'm full of surprises. excitement on the red carpet. i am like a six-year-old child right now. i have been doing a bad job of pretending i'm not nervous. caught in aa guy snowstorm barely made it to l.a. >> conditions are not keeping this man from this. says in the film, this is not going to go the way you think, and that's exactly how i felt. >> you a be invested in a unique way. >> are you doing that silent thing? >> yes. >> may be than avoiding spoilers. adrianna: this weekend's concert by the national children's choruse will be held. >> we are at the national city christian church in thomas circle behind me. they have been rehearsing all morning for a big show this weekend. >> they it showcases differ

-- crisis of the 1850's. in sharp contrast to the content -- cotton states for example dynamic relationship between , a town & country across the north undermined patterns of rural life and attracted millions of immigrants to factories. the locus of commerce in northern ports shifted away from the caribbean with a east-west pattern of commerce. transcontinental as well as transatlantic. the products of northern farms and factories with the purchasing power of northern consumers. over time, the northern economy became steadily more independent of the slave economy. for example, planters purchased most of their shoes from northern markets but the southern market accounted for only about 15% of the shoes that northern factories produced. it was a source of growing frustration among southern nationalists that, by the 1850's, the slave economy was far more dependent on the north than the north was on the south. like the fear of southern economic dependence, the fear of growing northern political independence led p

chilly afternoon, wind chills in the 20's and 30's all day.our high temperature rises to 40 degrees and we will get ample sunshine that should help with the melting out there 29 degrees right now in philadelphia, 30 in atlantic city, 33 down short in wildwood. we are in the teens in allentown and mount pocono but feels even colder then that when we factor in the wind chill. it feels like single digits in the lehigh valley and poconos, 19 in philadelphia, it feels more like 20 degrees for folks living in millville. storm scan three shows us a quiet picture in the tri-state area to the north and west. lake effect ongoing snow showers, we can see passing snow showers moving through the poconos today but otherwise a quiet day, dealing with sunshine as well, passing flurry as we head into monday morning but otherwise, we will deal with cloud, leading in overnight hours tonight and then by tuesday morning we are watching another system this could bring us a couple rain, and snow showers as we are starting out your tuesday, we will keep an eye on tha

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we'll be in the upper 40's and the low 50's.just be coming out of the south at about 5 miles per hour or so later this afternoon. watch on futurecast how we're fairly clear this morning but watch how the clouds just take over by late in the afternoon. so, it looks like they stay with us during most of the night tonight, too. early parts of the day tomorrow and then tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon, really does look nice around here and monday looks good, too. we stay sunny. here's your seven-day forecast. 53 today which is pretty much normal for this time of year. i hate to say it but with the clouds tonight no super moon viewing. not a lot of super moon viewing, annie. >> and that is tomorrow night, right, technically december 3rd? >> yes. >> super moon. super moon. >> it was pretty super this morning, though, if anybody >> thank you gary.& >> yes. >> looks like a good day and that's good news because there's a lot going on around the dmv this weekend. let's take a look at what's happening today. first up in sterling, virginia,

s. i'm painting in catalonia finishes. of thursday's crucial regional action. tight race counselors will be voting between candidates who want to stay in spain on those who once in the. council this official in but in one year. truck attack that killed. remembrance and soul searching from the government which admits it. was wrong. and saudi arabia says it spoiled a missile attack yemen's the rebels say was targeting sunday's talk. yeah according to a coalition this is proof that iran is holding the east. asians are wrong. also coming up on the program. the calm of the uk's health service a full is home its work leaves. in all brexit special repor. the business the u. s. house of representatives is just all. over the country's biggest taxable in the u. s. provisions for each international. campaigning is a running up in catalonia ahead of thursday's regional electio. hasn't voters will be choosing between pro and anti independence candidate. votes that will shape the region's future. a re

tuesday, upper 40's, but like 30's.sday, 30 degrees with a feels-like temperature of 19, even in the afternoon. blustery air heading our way. tuesday into wednesday with the cold air moving in, flurries not out of the question. friday still in the 30's. we turned the corner for the milder, 40's and 50's, and milder the first half of next week. kimberly: at the caps game gear, wear caps nationals game, same thing. but the redskins game? crickets. scott: the fans have checked out and it looked like the team checked out. it is official, the redskins will not make the playoffs this season, a terrelle pryor >> desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: the washington redskins are going in the wrong direction of the most important time of the season, losing four of their last six games, falling from the nfc playoff race. going into the game today against the chargers, the redskins had a 1% chance of making the playoffs. that 1% is now 0%. washington lost again on the road, second quarter the skins down 13-0, ne

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s/judith lópez, manifestante "va a perjudicar a la comunidad latina pero no solo a ellos sino a otrassonas que tienen pocos recursos de dinero". mientras tanto en la casa blanca el presidente donald trump dijo que se bajo el plan acordado por los republicanos una familia de cuatro vería una reducción de 2,000 dólares en impuestos. pero algunos economistas advierten que esa reducción tendría una fecha de expiración, mientras que el plan le rebajaría a 21% los impuestos a las grandes empresas indefinidamente. s/isaac cohen, economista "el gobierno insiste que bajándole a las empresas contribuye al crecimiento y el crecimiento aumenta el empleo y el empleo aumenta el ingreso de las personas". la medida además acabaría con el requerimiento de obamacare que obliga a personas a comprar seguro de salud. algo que podría afectar los precios y la estabilidad en los mercados. s/martin gomez, manifestante de arizona "va a afectar a latinos también que viven no solo en el estado de arizona pero en todo estados unidos". otros, como esta delegación de puerto rico cabildeaban esta semana en contra de

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while he was in his 30-s. tonight the voters rejected roy moore. doug jones is now the first democrat elected to u-s senate in alabama... in 25 years. tonights vote shifts the balance of power in the senate ... to 51 republicans and 49 democrats. jones' victory is expected to energize the democratic party... as it looks to build on anti-trump looks to build on anti-trump sentiment... on anti-trump looks to build party... as it democratic energize the expected to energize the democratic party... as it looks to build on anti-trump sentiment... and mount a challenge for next year's mid- term elections. jones spoke just minutes ago... here's what he said (grant) and this is a live picture from roy moore's watch party. a bit more somber there. (pam) the battle for the alabama senate did not exactly fall along party lines. more than a dozen republican leaders called for moore to drop out of the race. (pam) and tonight there is reaction to the results. senator jeff flake tweeting out "decency wins" again he is one of

lower-30's. thursday, upper-20's. you can see the average high is in the mid-40's. rather cold for this time of year. it will continue in the weekend ahead. lower-30's. thursday, upper-20's. you can see the average high is in the mid-mostly cloudy skies o saturday. i can look snow showers possible as well. an area of pressure develops off the east coast. right now, not too concerned. we are watching that closely because we do have the cold air intact here over the next several days. back in the upper-20's on sunday. new year's day, still in the upper-20's for forecast highs. adrianna: an update on a story we first brought you saturday. 7 on your side has learned an 11-year-old killed in prince george's county was accidentally shot by a chil phillips road. prince george's county police say adults were in the home at the time of the shooting. crews battled a massive fire all night in alexandria, and firefighters are still working on hotspots. john gonzalez has more on the scene. john gonzalez: we have been talking to an

that had begun in the 1810's and 1820's. by the time the 15th amendment comes around, that is very much an extension of a debate that predated the constitution. excuse me, that predated the civil war and reconstruction. but as we have also discussed, citizenship might be a set of laws, but citizenship is also a set of social practices. one of the questions is who is going to get access to these rights? the 15th amendment is a great case in point. the 15th amendment says all citizens should have access -- will have access to suffrage. how does that play out in real time? -- in real terms. yes? student: [indiscernible] prof. kastor: they controlled. who is "they"? by the way, an excellent way you , avoided the passive voice, but i still don't know who did what. state governments. state controlled voting requirements. ,fter the end of reconstruction they create a lot of -- based on race. what else? else doesn't have access to suffrage? >> women. prof. kastor: thank you. roughly half the population. one thing we have emphasized

highs make digital 50's -- mid 50's. we track the cold front for you that arrives late tomorrow night and then christmas weekend, it's a long holiday weekend. at a fewbe looking showers. jacqui: a fast -- adrianna: a fast-moving fire ripping through a john gonzalez has more on the investigation into what started the fire. fire inis was a violent burke, virginia. the single-family home had significant damage. take a look at the sight of the home. is destroyed. this neighbor checking her own home to see if there's any damage to her home. the roof of the home is exposed with a gaping hole. fire investigators tell us the fire started just below that area around the front porch. take a look at some of the video . as fire crews arrived families this around this area with a lot of equipment and trucks on this roadway. this is burnside landing drive. when they arrived from the noticed flames shooting of the front porch. inside andwere flames spread very quickly. in about 30, 35 minutes. can still hear some alarms going off. the