theodore the city, no one became -- no one became a cross would talk about witches. tells us her sister was accused of being a witch and was chased outut of the village. other women also began t to open up. she says she is often called a witch behind her back. >> i feel scared in the village because i hear that women are killed. reporter: the 40-year-old says she knows when many people leave she practices witchcraft. >> nobody here is as educated as my children. that is why the villages -- villagers are jealous. they wonder how we have achieved all caps. reporter: disputes over land ownership is often the real reason for witchhunts. a practice consigned to history in many countries, but in india remains a terrifying reality for many women. sarah: an exclusive report there. you're watching "dw news." back in a minute. ♪ ♪ sarah: welcome back. a quick reminder of our top story. thee german govevernment has labeled turkey as a supporter of islamic terrorist groups. it describes the country under her to want as a hub for islamist organizations in the region. it also accus

up next a visit to 28 east 20th street in fork city, the theodore roosevelt birth place historic siteis legacy still impacts us today, whether it be about conservation or federal regulation trust busting. or foreign policy, which we don't debate whether it's good or bad here at the birth place. but the panama canal, his vision for america. given his time, was extremely progressive. and is

the conversation, like us on facebook. >> each week, american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. up next, a visit to 28 east 20th street in new york city the , theodorevelt birth place historic site. >> his legacy still impacts us today, whether it be about conservation or federal regulation trust busting. or foreign policy, which we don't debate whether it's good or bad here at the birth place. or bad here at the birth place. but the panama canal, his vision for america. given his time, was extremely progressive. and is something that affects everyone 100 or 95, to be exact, 95 years after his death. there are still tons of documentaries, books about him. he was endlessly fascinating and dynamic. he's a guy who overcomes the tragic death of his wife. he goes on to achieve great things. that somehowtory never gets boring. rooms, tours of the guided only. if you want to see the house, you have to go with a guide. the story we tell here begins in 1853, with a gentleman by the name of cornelius roosevelt. cornelius and his wife margaret, they had five sons. around the same time in 1853, two of their sons were getting married, their son robert and their

the white house by theodore roosevelt. and roosevelt himself is the only person in the picture that's not crying. so how did riis meet theodore roosevelt? that's the story of his activism in new york city. and we have here in our case on allies the basic story of the bromance between theodore roosevelt and jacob riis. they first met in 1894 when a new administration was elected in new york city that was a reform administration under mayor william strong. and it's often described as the good government movement. and in that one brief administration, a lot of the social reforms that riis had been recommending as well as the other people in his network of reform were manifested including better sanitation. one of the things that strong was famous for was appointing a sanitary engineer who created the white wings, who were sanitary workers that wore pristine white uniforms and at one point paraded down fifth avenue as a kind of army of sanitation. but the issue that theodore roosevelt and riis worked on primarily was the closing of police lodging houses. and the way they met was that mayor strong appointed theodore roosevelt has police commissioner during his administration, and the police

up next a visit to 28 east 20th street in fork city, the theodore roosevelt birth place historic site. >> his legacy still impacts us today, whether it be about conservation or federal regulation trust busting. or foreign policy, which we don't debate whether it's good or bad here at the birth place. but the panama canal, his vision for america. given his time, was extremely progressive. and is something that affects everyone 100 or 95, to be exact, 95 years after his death. there are still tons of documentaries, books about him. he was endlessly fascinating and dynamic. he's a guy who overcomes the tragic death of his wife. and that's a story that sometimes i think is hard. cornelius and his wife cornelius and his wife margaret they had five sons. around the same time in 1853, two of their sons were getting married, their son robert and their son theodore. so what better wedding present to get your son but a house each. 26 east 20th, which you have to imagine was opposite this wall over here, was robert roosevelt's house. 28 east 20th was theodore's. our president was the second chil

the city council last night. >>> and let's check in on the weather situation with my friend and yours, somara theodore. how are we looking? >> we're looking beautiful out there. you step outside. it's gorgeous and you can look at the radar and it's dry. barely seeing the clouds in the sky and tons of sunshine. let's look morning and talking upper 50s. and now, we're climbing towards the high, 78 degrees in kirtland; 78, euclid; 76, bedford and in the 80s in menner and we head into the areas of west side, 76 in new london and 75 in westlake. andwelling top, elyria and --wellington, elyria, and avon lake in the upper 70s. and these temperatures are going to climb into the low 80s. and some of us are warmer than looking at a projection of 82 and that is in ashland. still not agreeing with the model and showing some class. 75 degrees and 83 in parma. and then we go to canton and abron. upper 80s as well and overall, a beautiful day ahead of us. and we're expecting rain that is returning to the forecast. we'll talk about that in the full power of 5 weather. back to you for now, leon. >> a local animal shelt

the country, as recorded by c-span's city tour staff. we continue now with our look at the history of the national parks. >> i, theodore roosevelt, do solemnly swear, that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> and will do the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> and thus i swear. >> we are at 641 delaware avenue. this was the home of ansley wilcox, a prominent buffalo attorney who was friends with theodore roosevelt when roosevelt was in the new york state assembly.

the city's already working to block businesses before the drug is even legal here in ohio. of course, you want to talk weather with meteorologist somara theodore. good morning. >> and good morning, terrence and everybody at home. you saw the live look and we're starting off dry. today is the transitional day and goes from what we saw yesterday to the wet weather. all right, 70 degrees right now in cleveland. mansfield, how are you doing this morning? 66 for you philadelphia. we have a cool pocket in ravena and portage county, shout out and 59 degrees waking up this morning. we'll get a radar and see that we're dry, clear, and quiet. that is not going to last all day long. the rain is heading in and this is a look at the hour-by-hour forecast. this is what i you the -- what i want you to know. around 1:00 p.m., you will feel the major humidity change and sunday thing -- second thing,

the city of green released a statement aing the park was closed today. >>> and let's check in on that weather situation. another blue sky day. here is somara theodore. >> and it's beautiful out there. right now, the humidity is low. the temperatures are 85 degrees and we're seeing winds out of the south-southeast at 8 miles per hour. and it's only going to get warmer from here. we're talking 84 in sullen; 86, peninsula; 84, bedford and 81, 87 degrees; 84, now london and 82 in vermilion and wellington. we look at the radar, we're dry. now, the rain chances are going up this evening into the afternoon and we could see a industry shower or two but the greater percentage or chance of rain will be overnight into wednesday morning. the highs today are climbing into the upper 80s as you can see here. sandusky, 89 degrees for you and as we head to the lakeshore and also the upper area where we might touch 90. and believe me . >> reporter: thank you, somara. >> a day after a 10-year-old boy was killed on a water park slide in kansas, three girls were thrown from a ferris wheel at a county fair in tennessee. both incidents in kansas and tennessee reman under

theodore davis suffered injuries forcing him t spend one week in the hospital. >> one of victims hit by an elder driver and a parma height music festival diedd, city 1-year-old, kathleen macdonald was one of nine hit when a center for your loan backed out of a parking spotnt it happened sunday at greenbrier commons against the driver, at last check to people are still hospitalize. >> st details from a shooting at a local interstate they say that the shooting was not random, dave nethers has more. >> at the state patrol post and canton investigate what happene on i-77 this morning working with other law enforcement agencies becausewo the shooting appears to have started >> it started with a trooper that had been an abandoned on the interstate 77 about 3:30 a.m. and have been hit by multiple gunshots, liz lemasters says they were awakened at the nearby home on east valentine street by a woma who wason bleeding with a bulle went through her hand in the back of her head they say that fired the shots. >> it was not random event, so motorists do not have to be worried about traveling up and down the highway. >> she is early 20s and very scared and in disbelief that

the city's already working to block businesses before the drug is even legal here in ohio. of course, you want to talk weather with meteorologist somara theodore. good morning. >> and good morning, terrence and everybody at home. you saw the live look and we're starting off dry. today is the transitional day and goes from what we saw yesterday to the wet weather. all right, 70 degrees right now in cleveland. mansfield, how are you doing this morning? 66 for you philadelphia. we have a cool pocket in ravena and portage county, shout out and 59 degrees waking up this morning. we'll get a radar and see that we're dry, clear, and quiet. that is not going to last all day long. the rain is heading in and this is a look at the hour-by-hour forecast. this is what i you the -- what i want you to know. around 1:00 p.m., you will feel the major humidity change and sunday thing -- second thing, the third thing, the temperatures are nearing 90 degrees today. >> and the biggest track story this morning, the ramp closures. two of them happening in akron. and so you have state route 8 southbound to 76 westbound, and then you have 77 northbound to 76 westbound

people started to learn about him theodore roosevelt, he left new york when his wife and mother died and tragically and did this ranching thing and just came back to the city and looking to get back to politics and the republican party grabbed him and made him their candidate. now, you remember the image of the night on the horse with the press. the press is 100% on the side as you can imagine. 100% against henry george. here you see i mage from puck. it is an interesting thing. notice this is not anti-labor. here you have the devil standing behind a worker and saying "don't be fooled." george got snake oil and he's got great ideas and in the background dumping it out there and freeland and money. he's going to give these things away. the way that the power to be of the late 19 century tried to derail george and could not say workers are stupid because they need workers. workers you are being diluted and don't be fooled. there is a lot of these image imageri imageries. here is an image of the statue of liberty. it is a very new symbol. our statue of liberty, she could stand. around her is forces of communism and socialism and forces of, as you can see in t

learn about, a man named theodore roosevelt, who left new york when his wife and mother died tragically. went out and did his ranching thing and he'd just come back to the city and was looking to get back into politics and the republican party grabbed him and made him their candidate. now, you remember that image of the knight on the horse with the lance pointed at the working man and it said subsidized press? the press is 100% on the side as you can imagine -- or at least 100% against henry george. here you see a vivid image from "puck." they are capable of publishing pro-labor cartoons and anti-labor cartoons week after week. it is a very interesting thing. this is not necessarily anti-labor. here you have the devil standing behind a worker and saying don't be fooled. george has got snake oil. he's got these great ideas about -- and his corn cornucopia in the background, dumping out free land, he's toing to give it away. the way the powers that be in the late 19th century is tried to derail george, they couldn't say workers are stupid, right? because they need the workers' vote, you are being deluded. don't be fooled by this wolf in sheep's clothing and th