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lower 80's lower 80's again friday. a cold front will drop the temperatures into the middle 60's saturday. sunday, ugh, looks like a washout right now, upper 50's. we clear out monday. then we warm up towards the end of next week. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. nancy: have a good night. there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- julia louis-dreyfus, kevin nealon, cousin sal does funny things, and music from yo gotti. and now, if you don't mind, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're here. i'm glad i'm here. i will say, i'm glad everyone here's. did you know we almost got hit by an asteroid today? true. a 2,000-foot aste

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tonight 50's and 60's for the low, by the time we roll in the 7:00 we are well in the 60 's in southsey and then cranking up that heat will on 's surging in the lehigh veil. not record territory but close ninety's are record highs tomorrow. wilmington record high of 92 for sunday. ninety-one trenton. ninety in philadelphia. so very hot it can get, but not that record territory. 68 degrees today, and then tonight, 59 for the low, tomorrow's high 484 back in the 70's on monday. then 60's middle of next week and more showers around wednesday, back over to you. >>> "eyewitness news" will be right back with the story of a local baseball player who egg hunts are fine... but at outback, we hunt for steak! for two weeks only, it's the great aussie steak hunt... come in, scratch off our 'aussie egg' and you could win free outback for an entire year! we're giving away thousands of other prizes... and everyone wins something, so hurry in! not all baseball players become drafted and become next savior of the franchise some take the roadless traveled the tough way. our pat gallen has story of jef

and unlike across the late 1990's, across 2000's you see the uptake in corporate profits. so greenspan is actually arguing the new economy is realizing itself finally. you got a problem though. you have housing prices going through the roof. and you cannot get around this slide. right? you cannot get around flat, median income growth. because without growth in incomes, with negative savings, people cannot pay back their mortgages, pay off the home equity loans, and buy all the world's stuff, unless u.s. housing prices continue to soar to infinity. it is that simple. ok, there is a housing bubble, but what i'm try to argue is, the possibility of the bubble, just like the stock market bubble before, is sort of hardwired into the global political economy. into the kind of finance driven capitalism of our age of chaos. the wealth effect of rising u.s. asset prices, 1990 stocks, 2000 houses, raising the aggregate demand in the u.s. economy. which has become the consumer market of last resort. for the global economy. for all global manufacturing producers. that debt is sustained

into the 2000's. (soft music) the price of oil when hugo chavez took power in 1998 was less than $10. it eventually reached, i think in 2005 and 2006 $140. that's a tremendous bonanza. chile was growing, peru was growing, venezuela was growing. those aren't leftist governments, but then you had ecuador also oil dependent. leftist government rafael correa was growing evo morales in bolivia who was elected 2005, came in in 2006 also country started to grow. - you had about 50 million people who came out of poverty and into the middle class as a result not only of the commodities boom, but also of the smart financial policies. - and as you moved into the mid 2000's what you really saw was the idea that you should have growth and social inclusion all at the same time. and i think that is something that has been a broad based cry. you've got to have growth with social inclusion. and that is something which is universal across latin america. (soft music) - [narrator] the commodities bubble eventually burst

seveveral long h history of worg fovarious s parties s in differt ways. have they asasked for support through paulul manafort? maybe. if you're looking at the top level involving trump, what i weaknkns in the ability to get anything concurrently done in russia. trurump mayw, while or may not have investments in russia, it is very clear the oligarchs in russia have failed him out to the tune of tens of millions of dollars, if not more , in thehe united states w whene was buildingng buildings, having gone bankrupt many times, hard to get a line of credit in places like near democracy now!, trump soho, a major building project downtown manhattan. i would to turn back to adam schiff speaking last month. 8, roger stone, a longtime trump political advisor and so proclaimed political dirty trickster, boasted in a speech he is communicated with assange and that more documents would be coming, including an october surprise. he also communicates with the russian cut out guccifer 2 an officer breitbart piece -- offers a breitbart piece. in august, stone do something

also mid 20's, the upper 20's in millville. we have a chill in the air, so you need heavier coat this morning, take it off, later this morning in the afternoon because check it out, sunshine , light wind, seasonal temperatures, 50's in the lower 60's for a high today. around the region we will go. sixty-two should do it for fail in the sunshine. not bad at the shore, cool with that wind, 53 for the high, up to 50 in the poconos. each day gets warmer, and we are tracking about two decent storms, this week that will bring us a good round have rain and we will time it out in a few minutes. back to you. >>> new this morning a 23 year-old woman has died, following a car crash in roxborough involving a deer. police responded to that crash , shortly after 1:00 on haiti's mill road. police say car you see there hit a deer and then driver who control and smash in the pole. a man in the car was also injured. he was last listed in stable condition. >>> also new this morning, police are, investigating this car crash in philadelphia's east

and 1810's. you had to find the history of youth or religion or great spiritual and abolitionist movements to find out what young people were doing in the 1830's. you had to look at histories of the family to find out what people were doing in forming families around the 1830's and 1840's. then you'd look at a traditional history book to find out what they were doing at the peak of power. and then you would look at histories of old age to find out how they were treated when old. we had to take all of those pieces and write a completely separate story. neil: to come back to this whole question of reconstructing history along what we call the generational diagonal -- following the same group through time -- you know, you can read a lot of books, and some of them very fine books, written about the history of childhood. they'll describe the street urchins of the 1890's, and then suddenly, a couple of chapters later, you'll get the boy scouts of the 1920's. but, of course, these aren't the same people

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s. the f.t.c.'s privacy program focused on protecting sensitive consumer data and took the context of a consumer's relationship with businesses into consideration. the f.t.c.'s experience in implementing wide range of rules and regulations resulted in 500 cases protecting consumer information, ensuring privacy online. in a flawed political move, absent of any findings, complaints or investigations to determine whether broadband providers violated consumer privacy or that the f.t.c. had failed at doing its job, the f.c.c. proceeded with a partisan vote to target i.s.p.'s and to expand its regulatory footprint. after stripping the f.t.c. of its authority over the privacy practice of -- privacy practices of internet service providers, the f.c.c. subsequently adopted rules that would harm consumers and split the internet. creating an uneven playing field between service providers and content providers. congress must fix this overreach so the new administration can create a comprehensive, consistent set

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this is the 1830's and 1840's. they happened to coincide inside the 1960's and 1970's, when political upheaval meshed with gender changes. you get the sense they are happening at the same time. when you look at a lot of places and times, you see these dynamics in gender relationship are somewhat independent of other things. bill: you are the author of the book "american homicide." what is that about, and how did you get into this field in general? prof. roth: it is interregional long-term study of homicides among adults from colonial times to the present. i deal with domestic violence, i deal with mass violence, bar fights, everything like that, and how they played out over time. the companion volume i am working on right now is "child murder in america from colonial times to present," which is on s of children to the ages of 15. children follow a different pattern having to do with the circumstances of young parents. but the pattern of nondomestic murders of children follows the nondomestic patterns among adults.

air temperatures ranging in the 30's to lower 40's. forty's the average low for this time of the year. so we're there. this is nothing terribly cold for this time of the year. thirty-six in quakertown. wind chills are really starting to feel like on exposed skin, still 29 in the millville, 32 atlantic city, mid 30's in philadelphia and suburbs. the storm scan three looks good, mostly clear skies, a few fair weather cloud today but overall just a gorgeous day with high pressure in control. yeah, i think we have to call it practically perfect today, i haven't used this in a long time. temperatures mild, low humidity, light wind, good day to get outside, traveling, in travel problems, out there, at lee weather-wise on the road. sixty-two for the high in philadelphia. fifty-three at the shore. near 50 in the poconos. we will warm it up this week but there will be two round of rain, so keep that umbrella around. we will legality you know in eyewitness weather. back over to you. >>> breaking news this morning , a deadly shooting has a sectio

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1970's, and 1980's? jennifer: no. they are changing form. there is a longer story there. my own research focuses on the transition to the all phones volunteer forces. this really important moment. that happens in 1973. my research is on the army, which is the largest of the services, has the most people, and moves quickest to create these programs. the transition from the draft is actually quite traumatic for the -- dramatic for the army. they have relied on the draft for over half the people in the army. it needs to come up with ways it will recruit and retain people. this transition is important because the army realizes or the -- one of the only ways it is going to survive the transition to the volunteer era is by expanding all of these programs, and that means expanding them to all ranks. bill: that is when that starts? jennifer: they realize they will not be able to recruit and retain people below the rank of e-5 if they do not open it to everyone. open toprograms become all ranks. also to all famil

start heating things up. 70's on wednesday, 80's on thursday.r traffic this morning. >> hey, 5:56. happening right now some big delays remaining on the top of the beltway. this is the inner loop by connecticut avenue. you can see traffic is that parked just the right shoulder is squeezing by at a crash scene out by georgia avenue. you can see the flashing lights in the distance. unfortunately we don't have a view of the crash but i can tell you you're jammed up with about a 30 minute delay from the 270 spur through that that point so give yourself some extra time. we'll switch to our maps. a second crash by university boulevard involving four cars cleared. as you can see we have a rubberneck delay on the outer loop near that c super backed up traffic. in adelphi heavy storms last night riggs road 212 closed in both directions out by adelphi road. take new hampshire avenue to get around that. keep it to fox5 news morning. we have silver line delays we'll help you navigate metro as well as we continue. >> ♪ mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make