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by the weekend we have 40's and the 30's for the highs. the third front here is coming next tuesday. a week from today. nancy: talk about the hard hit. erin: scary. the sports world was holding its breath after the steelers linebacker suffered what is now called a spine injury in last night's game against the he is still in a cincinnati hospital. the hope was he could travel to pittsburgh today but it appears that reportedly due to the swelling that it may be another 24 to 48 hours before it can happen. steelers say he won't be surgery so that appears to be a good sign and he had movement in the lower extremities today. on a lighter note. christmas came early for nearly 200 kids around the d.m.v. as the redskins transform their locker room to santa's workshop. >> i love christmas. i love it. >> there is something about christmas that brings out the kid in all of us. erin: they teamed up to spread holiday cheer. >> a lot of the kids come from the environments there they are less fortunate to get nice things for christmas. to be here and be

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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 deduc

upper 40's for highs. we will be in the middle 40's on wednesday, lower 40's on friday. look at the weekend. have not had a cold weekend like this in a long time. temperatures to start the day will be in the upper 20's. we will see highs in the upper 30's to around 40 degrees. we will keep the chill in the air for next week. this will go on once we get through tomorrow. temperatures in the 30's and 40's, the longest prolonged. prolonged period of temperatures below average we have seen months. adrianna: just get ready. that is all you can do. get everyone ready. steve: we will survive. a major medical breakthrough, the first american baby born from a uterus transplant. the successful birth has late -- has raised hopes for thousands of women. we have an incredible story. reporter: what you are watching is a medical milestone. [baby crying] reporter: for the first time any united states, -- in the united states, a woman has given birth with a uterus transplant. >> tears were in our eyes. >> it was beautiful to watch. reporter: the baby boy was delivered via c-section, afte

the heydays are probably the 20's, 30's, and 40's. it would house the crew on long-distance trips and the conductor would do all the paperwork associated with the run in the caboose. in the early days, the conductor could decorate it as he saw fit. you could tell who the conductor was based on how the caboose looked. the other important things inside were the controls for the air brakes, the emergency to dump the air out of there with located in the caboose. it was very functional. the crew would sit up and keep an eye on the train as it rented quarters. the reason for that were known as hot boxes. hot boxes were on the ends of the wheels, they are these little hub containers. they were packed with cotton and greece. as the train goes down the tracks come the greece would upn off -- grease would burn and the cottonwood catch fire. that could cause a derailment. as trains were going by each the guys ins up to these cars to keep an eye on things to make sure there weren't any issues. as a home away from home and an office, that is what

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. this job is very complex. 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. >> in missouri, and i think in many states the current goal is reunification 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 were no really th

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miss lawrence just reviewed -- s not in her brief. if you read her brief, her openg statement is "i feel i have not presented my case well and i woe a chance to reiterate it." that's not what in forum is for. in her remarks this evening, shs calling our building an illegal structure. this is not new information as e requesters brought this up befor hearinhearing in april. and there was a complaint file i then also. this has been reviewed over andd over by both planning and buildd they have come back time and tin to say there is no issue. more importantly, if not being w information, it's factually inc. i'm quoting the building depart- i'm hope the building departmenn clear that up. i have a quick summary on the hf the building. both 1938 there is an aerial phh of the building at the current . 1950 there a map. 1956 and 57 there was a permit d which miss lawrence referred to referring to the building at 50t it's an anomaly. 195 had there is a permit totalr storeys. 1973, the same thing. 1981 also. from is the inspection report td the b

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

in 1850's and 1860's, it was a good time for the willard. henry willard backed franklin pierce when he was running for president and when he won, he became the first president to visit the willard hotel. it has hosted many presidents, and since then the hotel was called the residence of presidents. in addition to having congressmen and businessmen stay at the hotel, the willard tried to attract foreign dignitaries, especially the japanese delegation. the japanese had never left their homeland and were coming to the united states to visit with president buchanan as a -- just signed the treaty of it amnesty and commerce. at the time, there was no blair house to house foreign dignitaries, so that task fell to the willard. congress a prorated $50,000 for the willard to refurbish and redecorate to accommodate the test -- the guests. the rooms where read carpeted, there was a pantry built in and an entire floor of 60 rooms was given to the delegation. the japanese into through the ladies entrance on 14th street and the security was tight to take c

the high supposed to be around 20 degrees onwate temperature wy only be in the mid 40's. ofll reschedule those events, at last check,te a still on. >> and don't forget you can always get the latest on thisint head on over to our website for an updated forecast, from our eyewitnes all there at cbsphilly.com. aned that a 11 year old girl died of natural causes in a northeast phthilelgirl was sleet a neighbor's house tuesday night, and the 9200 o angus place, neighbors found the child unresponsive wednesday morning andinstigatoro sign of trauma or anyl play. >> outgoing atlantic city don arss administrator for toms river. guardian, not re re-ected for another term, will leave office in januaryt yeerday leftl for the last time. some gathered wish him wellnxt . >> it has been a wonderful ride. it is the most difficultbver ha. it is the most fun i've ever had for the years. >> guardian lost his mayoral cok and tv icon, rose marie. the caretaker found the h la home yesterday. rose marie was best known f rogn the dick vandike show, in the 19 60s. >> her career sands nine decades,

city, especially in the 1920's and 30's atyes, probably. guyse employ heavy-handed to force you to vote at the polls? yes. at the same time, he was like a patriarch, a father figure, considered a robin hood figure who used the cash that he made put graft and kickbacks to people to put people to work and provide services. i interviewed a guy who grew up a the 1930's, and he had younger sibling that passed at the age of three. he said, we were poor, dad was out of work. we varied our little brother, went to the mortuary to pay for it, and they said mr. pendergast has already taken care of it. it is those things that earn lifelong loyalty. when people are poor, they don't care about the politics so much. what take care is, how am i going to eat today? how am i going to feed my family? how can i find a job? and they did all of that through tom pendergast. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to kansas city, missouri to learn about its rich history. learn more about kansas city and other stops on her tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you are

wind chill's in the 30's. the last couple of christmases, we have been in the 60's did that 60's. a cooler christmas on that extended forecast. take a look at that cooler outlook. a little rebound on monday. a cold or push take us near 30. longer-term, the potential for --as we head toward new year's eve. adrianna: all hands on deck at freedom way baptist church. the congregation forced to have christmas services elsewhere after a car slammed into the lobby days before christmas. more now from suzanne kennedy. suzanne: i just got off the phone with the pastor of the freedom way baptist church, and he says they will not be able to hold their annual christmas services. take a look behind me. you can see the building is unsafe. this is posted by the county. that is because a white crown victoria slammed into the building thursday afternoon. the car punched a hole through the brick wall. this is the second time in a month they have had an accident like this here. as a result, about 150 congress grants will worship next to the main church and only be able to have one service on sunday.

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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

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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

we will hang in the 30's and low 40's overnight. some energy is passing overhead, which is where the extra clouds are coming from, which could try to squeeze out a shower early on. scattered clouds building back in as we head through tomorrow morning. some models hit at a little blip of rain around 6 a.m., 7:00 a.m. i think it is more the exception than the rol then that is out of here by about 8 a.m., nice day tomorrow, sunshine. the high pressure builds back in. the high pressure in charge sunday afternoon, gorgeous sunshine, mostly sunny, mid 50's, light northwesterly breeze. sunday into monday, the high off the coast, monday looking nice, mid and upper 50's, a mixture of sun and clouds. easterly wind will keep us a little cloudier. still a mild day. tuesday the wind really picks up out of the south, the warmest day of the stretch, low 60's. later in the afternoon as the front gets closer, tuesday night rain showers, the wind shifting, a few snow showers in the mountains. on the backside, much cooler air moves in. sunday, monday,

that tradition continued through the 1930's and 1940's. the patent office, being in close proximity, you had a lot of people visiting washington with new ideas, whether it be elevator, 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. were,as astute as they the family members always had their year to the ground to find out what the latest -- had their --ear tohe ground the ground. running water and actual bathroom accommodations in individual rooms. in 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 were visiting washington for the first time, visiting capitol hill and the white house, 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

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