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Put stay Civil Defense in charge of all rescue and relief operations, backs them up with all the state resources beginning with the national guard. Story. Mountains tell the every ravine scarred by landslide. Every valley a mass of mud, and under the mud a dozen hamlet like masseys mill are all wiped out. It just came down through this area, just like an ocean. Ave these people write in here did not have a chance. All these houses through here. Announcer 2 this year cspan is touring countries. W...

For the next hour, an history tv exclusive, our cities tour visited spokane, washington, to learn more about its unique history and literary life. Or six years now, we have traveled to u. S. Cities bringing the literary scene and Historic Sites to our viewers. Can watch more of our visits on cspan. Org slash citiestour. Thing about bing crosby, is legacy and memory was that he was well balanced. He was not needing for fame. Even seek it. It totally surprised him. In s often mentioned today gener...

Here before. You all know the history of the historic home of d. C. s most successful brewer. We are not going to be talking about him today. This is a special story for us about Myrtilla Miner. Myrtilla miner opened a school. Ere 1853 Myrtilla Miner who was a white woman from new york moved down here and built the first africanamerican Teaching School for free africanamericans in washington, d. C. This is before the civil war. It was also called the minor school for colored girls the miner scho...

We have 104 schools, and i think its interesting to see the 104 schools. Later, youll see a breakdown of what administrators look like and a demographic of our School District. I need a cue, right . And well talk about per pupil funding. We need finances to do amazing things. Our per pupil funding is 5,780 per kid. And when we look at what that looks like across the nation, i see some of your faces going whoa, right . We have to compete with everybody else, but this would be our per pupil fundin...

Historic home of d. C. s most successful brewer. We are not going to be talking about him today. This is a special story for us about Myrtilla Miner. Myrtilla miner opened a school here. In 1853, Myrtilla Miner who was a white woman from new york moved down here and built the first africanamerican Teaching School for free africanamericans in washington, d. C. This is before the civil war. It was also called the miner school for colored girls. She established the school in 1851 with 100 in her po...

Worried about that roof collapsing. Now, the firefighters have been here since about 8 00 a. M. , luckily the folks who live here had already left for the day before the fire started. It burned from the first floor to the second floor, the home was ros jag across the streetm f inme here, and it was actually parents who were dropping off their kids who called the Fire Department to the scene, the school went into lock down, keeping kids inside for about an hour, while the firefighters worked to p...

Through overnight and behind that front we have just partly cloudy skies. What its doing, though, its not bringing any cooler air, its just going to help to drop the dewpoints a little bit so its going to start to feel a little better. 71 degrees in philadelphia its 67 in reading, 72 this morning in atlantic city. So, as you look at the day ahead, its warm, its muggy. The dewpoints slowly decreasing here. By 7 00 a. M. , 71 degrees. Still feeling muggy. By lunchtime it starts to feel a little be...

Through. Its bringing in some drier air mass and thats going to help to lower the dewpoints over the coming hours so if youre taking the dog for a walk over the next few hours you can expect partly cloudy skies. Were starting offer with temps in the 70s. In the height of the afternoon we reach the upper 70s by lunchtime. 83 for your high today. So, it will feel muggy early on. By the afternoon hours going to feel a little better. Byebye doggie. Lets check those current dewpoints. Were feeling a ...

Incredibly low. 10 , if not worse. Now that the fire has happened, all these homes have been destroyed, how are you going to put them in temporary housing . Thats the biggest question were trying to deal with right now. Reporter the fires in santa rosa and Sonoma County destroyed 6500 homes. There are still about 300 people in temporary shelters and thousands more displaced. Short term and long term housing, this is the tightest market in the United States and we know that. The state, the county...

Series of wildfires california has ever seen. Tonight we asked the feds, what are you going to do about the housing crisis . Kpix 5s emily turner says fema admits it doesnt know. These are the faces of those who have been displaced, who have lost something or everything in the fire. I opened up my door, all of the sudden i saw the winds blowing and embers and branches flying in the flames. Essentially we had just seconds to get out of the house. Reporter there are thousands of them and they came...