History. And specifically today we will focus on what i call baseball during the Great Depression. A lot of things that have been ten when developing throughout the semester in one of my classes as you can learn by looking at baseball and were going to see that inaction today suddenly start with the things for lecture today, and looking at the age of baseball and until you what that is a little bit of that is not a familiar word for you. Also with journalism another media and this is in sports during the Great Depression romania pretty in relationship emerging in baseball and the media and you can see some of the origins of that during the semester but here kind of reaches the pinnacle and also depression on baseball and this tremendous event for the entire nation it happened we understand that event by looking at baseball then of course what is this and why did i choose that word during this era in baseball and how does it reflect baseballs response to the Great Depression. And then o
Americas late news, Fox News Night. A live look now at Columbia University. The campus was shot down because of hundreds of antisemitic protesters. Many of them are still there. We will cover Breaking News on that. And a short time ago antiisrael protesters lighting players near the campus. Police lined up with their helmets. You can see them trying to keep the crowds back. We will keep you updated on that. Meantime to Columbia University president testifying on capitol hill that she has seen no antisemitic protests. Watch. When mobs or people are shouting from the river to the sea palestine must be free or long live , are those antisemitic statements . Yes or no . Its not how you feel. I hear them as such. Some people dont. We have is that a yes . We have sent a clear message im not asking about the message. Does that fall under the definition of antisemitism . Yes or no . Why is it so tough . Because its a its a its a difficult issue. Have you seen protesters saying we are against je
The families of the more than 100 who died are demanding answers as to what caused the tragedy in china. At that point, i think everyone agreed homelessness on the streets of new york was out of control. And a deeper look at proposed laws that could force the homeless off the streets and into the shadows. We begin tonight in iowa where the president ial candidates may have outnumbered the cows at the state fair. All the candidates were there. Hillary clinton, donald trump, Rick Jeb Bush and others. Our political correspondent, michael shore, was there as well. Reporter the iowa state fair is a must stop for any major president ial hopeful. Today, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, donald trump, all desce descend on des moines, iowa. What about kids like iowans, are they going to have the same opportunities i had while growing up. Ive been thinking a lot about that and thats why im endorsing Hillary Clinton for the president of the United States. She has experience and values, knows how t
Were here today to talk about rebuilding our nations infrastructure. Isnt it about time . Spending money all over the world except here. We dont spend our money here. We spend it all over. And well do it using american labor. American energy. American iron. Aluminum and steel. [ applause ] we believe in the dignity of work and in the greatness of the american worker. No worker like our american worker. I want to thank secretary perdue, secretary zinkey and administrator pruett for joining us today and you saw what we did with our great administrator. You saw what happened last week with the socalled paris accord. We will we will keep our nation so great and so strong and we will never have outside forces telling us what to do and how to do it. Believe me. [ applause ] that would have been a huge anchor on our country. Im also grateful that governor matt bevin, his wife glenna and his family could be here along with Lieutenant Governor Janine Hampton from kentucky. Great place. Wheres j
Reporter it feels a lot colder out there, it feels like the season. Looking live on sky6 live hd, the center city skyline, the strong gusty winds for the most part have subsided and the temperatures have dropped off, we dont have much in the way of cloud cover up there. Overall it promises to be a nice, quiet weekend. Allentown, 34. Lancaster, 31. Philadelphia, 39 degrees, some areas in the surrounding suburbs dropped into the 20s. 27 in millville. They are freezing in trenton. 29 in Atlantic City. And 35 degrees in dover, the 24 hour temperature change anywhere from ten to 21 degrees colder than the same time yesterday on top of that we have windchills in the 20s. A large portion. Viewing area. Its blustery out there this morning, youll need a heavier coat and gloves, but we have no clouds out there. High pressure in control, that means a ton of sunshine expected today. Look at the forecast, 46 degrees by 11 00. 48 by 1 00 p. M. 50 by 3 00 p. M. , walltowall blue skies, mostly sunny s