Like stepping back in time. How many times you and i go over to cuba lane here Second Street in old city, we say to barry the guy who owns the place, will you take us to cuba. Yes, we want to go. Now we will go through the eyes of joyce evans in a little bit. Awesome. Well, we have noncuba weather, thats for sure, on the way. It is going to be very cold. So enjoy this last day of normalcy for temperatures, seven out every ten, in your weather by the numbers, bus stop buddy off to a cold start. Of course hes bundled up, sixers cap on today. They plant tonight at the wells fargo center. Now, we have little bit of lake effect snow with cold air moving across lake erie, and ontario. But for us nothing as far as precipitation is concerned, in fact, it is pretty sunrise, 7 15 the official sunrise time. It is 35 degrees, but we have enough after wind that it feels like 29 out there. And wind chills are mostly in the 20s, out there there is morning. So, keep that in mine with the sunshine. Cou
And then immediately after the First World War or the second world war, sorry, we had the only major incidence of increased fertility rate, and thats the baby boom. Everybody knows about the baby boom. And it really was a remarkable moment, because not only did the fertility rate increase quite high, as high as 3. 7, i think, for white americans and, i think, 3. 9 for black americans, not only did it jump up, but it stayed up for an entire generation. It was a really long lasting effect. People changed the way they lived for a generation, and then by 1970 that momentum had ended, and we saw not a gradual floatdown, but really dropping off a cliff. Jonathan last on how changing demographics and birthrates could cause the u. S. To lose its place as a world leader sunday night at 9 eastern on after words on cspan2. And look for more online. Like us on facebook. Next on booktv, paul dickson presents a collection of words popularized by american president s including warren g. Hardings Foun