This Friday’s 20/20 will provide an update on the families profiled in last week’s program, and will also explore the topic of combating poverty.
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Walters, the first female co-host of the Today Show, had been living out of public view for years. Over a series of months, a perfect storm of books, lectures and wee-small-hours conversations revealed to melike peeling back the layers of an onion (weepy eyes and all)that the feeling I had. Per ABC News, Walters died in New York City.As of now, no cause of death has been revealed. In addition, Indra Nooyi, the CEO of PepsiCo, has spoken with Sawyer about helping with dental care for Appalachia’s children, after the show focused on the prevalence of tooth decay from “Mountain Dew mouth” in the area. 30, 2022 that legendary journalist and former The View host Barbara Walters died at the age of 93. According to dentists, one of the main culprits is Mountain Dew soda. The special, which brought 20/20 its biggest Friday night audience in more than four years, has prompted approximately $60,000 in donations so far to the nonprofit Christian Appalachian Project, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.ĪBC News also reports that since the show aired, one of the featured young people, Shawn Grim, has received college scholarship offers by four schools. Smith blames a lot of the cavities he sees on excessive Mountain Dew consumption. Tuesday, FebruPepsi says it will mitigate Mountain Dew mouth broadcaster asks, 'What are we doing to help' Diane Sawyer's ABC documentary Hidden America: Children of the Mountains continues to provoke reaction.
Less than one week after Diane Sawyer’s “A Hidden America: Children of the Mountains” aired on 20/20 - shining a spotlight on Appalachian children living in poverty - there has been a significant outpouring of donations, and offers of help, by viewers of the program.
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