Soledad welcome to matter of fact. The search for a better life can sometimes cost lives and in 2015 more than 5000 men, women, and children died fleeing their home nations, running way from armed conflicts, hunger, and political infighting. That search for a new home free from persecution, poverty and war is turning families into refugees. Today, we focus on them. The u. S. Has resettled 3 million refugees since Congress Passed the refugee act of 1980. Thats roughly the population of the chicago. One small city outside atlanta is embracing its role as a new home for those seeking a new start. Clarkston, georgia has been resettling refugees for more than two decades. Living within its oneandahalf square miles, there are some 40 nationalities with whites now in the minority. And even as president trumps socalled travel ban brings new uncertainty about the immigration policy. Heres correspondent Jessica Gomez. Through the window you may get a latte or cappuccino. The staff as exotic as t
For refugees in lebanon. When we landed i looked out the window and i was nervovous. What he says now about the end game for millions in need of a home. Soledad welcome to matter of fact. The search for a better life can sometimes cost lives and in 2015 more than 5000 men, women, and children died fleeing their home nations, running way from armed conflicts, hunger, and political infighting. That search for a new home free from persecution, poverty and war is turning families into refugees. Today, we focus on them. The u. S. Has resettled 3 million refugees since Congress Passed the refugee act of 1980. Thats roughly the population of the chicago. One small city outside atlanta is embracing its role as a new home for those seeking a new start. Clarkston, georgia has been resettling refugees for more than two decades. Living within its oneandahalf square miles, there are some 40 nationalities with whites now in the minority. And even as president trumps socalled travel ban brings new un
Scene. Investigators have the painstaking task of preserving evidence to analyze bucket by bucket. Thats being taken to different sites where its being preserved in a way that we will be able to go in with experts to analyze all those pieces of information. And we are going to run a cadaver dog through the debris as well. To make sure every part of this investigation is taking care of. Reporter safety concerns in the warehouse halted recovery operations since midnight last night. The building deemed too dangerous for work to continue. Heavy equipment has been brought in to shore up some of the unstable areas. Federal investigators believe the area of origin of the fire is located in the back end center part of the building. Infrared cameras will be able to show any heat remaining in the building. Reporter this photo was taken from above and inside the warehouse. The heat contained within those steel beams. Reporter we are told the 16 families have now been notified. Officials are notif
And he was. With albert spier and others in paris six weeks almost to the day in june of 1940. This gentleman here is one of americas first spies. Before the Second World War there was no foreign intelligence service, the americans you guys didnt have a foreign intelligence service. That was the job of people who worked for the state department donald costar was a princeton graduate in 1929, a volunteer ambulanceman working in normandy during the blitzkrieg and he wrote a detailed story about the blitzkrieg for Readers Digest and he wrote about a terrifying. He was working for the americans and recording the impact and the ferocity of the blitzkrieg and he found his way to paris in early july of 1940, was dropped off at the Hotel Bristol by none other than george canon who became a Great American statesman and then found his way to the American Hospital of paris where he went to the office of dr. Summer in jackson and said to dr. Sumner jackson i need to hide for a while. And the theor
Have their hands full managing the situation, they have posted some information on the Pennsbury School district page, and they were updating that. We were inside at william penn and their phones are ringing and they are getting updates on where they are and how they are. And one person in the office says they believe that all the kids are checking out okay. It was treated as a mass casualty, they didnt know how sick the kids were and what they were dealing with initially. Im Nora Muchanic channel 6 action news. All right thank you. And that shows its danger of what the heat can do when temperatures hover around 90 like they are on a day like today. Adam joseph is standing by this hot weather is not going anywhere any time soon. It increases into the upcoming holiday woman and its a shock to the system because we are so cool this month up until the last day or two. We started on wednesday, 83 degrees for a High Temperature and 88 yesterday and today 1 degree higher at 89. Way below the