here is the forecast for today. we see fog around 95 corridor they could slow you down a little. 65 at noon and 73 for the high. the forecast coming up. fire crews are assessing the damage after a series of aftershocks rocked parts of italy. mayor of one tenant central italy says there s major structural damage to church and buildings the aftersho 300 people. three weeks after hurricane matthew students at prince for elementary are finally going back to school they will not be the school year they will finish this year at a different site in tarboro. lauren haviland has more. reporter: good morning. lawmakers are opposing until where a waiver that would allow schools and students not to as many as 10 days. according store through a lot public schools will be in session for 1025 hours a year. it s unlikely for the state government to address the potential waivers before january legislative session so while it s not been decided how some districts will make up the
latest information. each week, american artifacts, takes you to historic locations to reveal what artifacts say about american history. huerta searn about life, how she became involved in activism, and her role with the national farmworker s movement and the delano grape strike in the 1960 s. is ane we are, this exhibition for dolores where to dolores huerta. this is part of our nine-year-old series. we said we wanted to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the delano grape strike. ofdid that on an exhibition dolores huerta who was, and cesar chavez s own words, the co-architect of the movement with him. she was instrumental to the major achievements of that movement that gave dignity and improved the conditions of migrant farmworkers. not as many people are familiar erta as they hu are with cesar chavez. we wanted to bring her life and contributions to light. please come inside. the information starts here with some materials that give a sense of her background and how
what artifacts say about american history. next, a tour an exhibition about the civil activist, dolores wherhuerta. we will learn about huerta s life, how she became involved in activism, and her role with the national farmworker s movement and the delano grape strike in the 1960 s. here we are, this is an exhibition for dolores huerta. this is part of our nine-year-old series. we said we wanted to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the delano grape strike. which launched of the farmworkers movement in september 1965. we did that on an exhibition of dolores huerta who was, and cesar chavez s own words, the co-architect of the movement with him. she was instrumental to the major achievements of that movement that gave dignity and improved the conditions of migrant farmworkers. not as many people are familiar with dolores huerta as they are with cesar chavez. we wanted to bring her life and contributions to light. please come inside. the information starts here with some mat
which is part of our nine-year-old series. we wanted to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the delano grape strike, which launched of the farmworkers movement in september 1965. we did after an exhibition of dolores huerta who was, in cesar chavez s own words, the co-architect of the movement with him. she was absolutely instrumental to major achievements of that movement, that gave dignity and improved the conditions of migrant farmworkers. not as many people are familiar with dolores huerta as they are with cesar chavez. we wanted to, for that reason, bring her life and contributions to light. please come inside. the exhibition starts here with some materials that give a sense of dolores huerta s background and how she got into community organizing. she was born in dawson, new mexico in 1930. she was the second child of the marriage of alicia chavez and juan hernandez. when she was about two years old, her parents divorced. so dolores mother moved with her three children
workersxt, united farm cofounder, though lotus where huerta,olores discusses the farmworkers movement and cesar chavez. it is about two hours. panel brings one of the icons of the movement to our dolores huerta, cofounder of the united farm workers movement with cesar chavez. [applause] nationala directed the boycott during the national grape strike. she has been involved in the fight since 1955. she has been arrested more than 20 times for leading nonviolent protests. named one of the most important women of the 20th oftury, and has dozens really important awards, including the eleanor roosevelt award for human rights, which was bestowed on her by president clinton, and the presidential medal of freedom by president obama. [applause] her is miriam powell, a hasnalist, author who researched the united farm workers and cesar chavez. her recent work won the robert f kennedy prize, and was a finalist for the national critics circle. as a journalist, she has spent 25 years as an