on lectures and history, hillsdale college professor paul moreno on the baby boom, civilization, and the emurjence of teen culture changed post world war ii society. >> again, advertisers are looking at this, young people begin to adopt their own styles of dress, the kind of music they listen to is very different, there's a kind of segregation, separation of youth culture from mainstream culture. >> and sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency. on the 45th anniversary of the watergate break in we offer an insider's view into nixon's white house and the watergate scandal that resulted in her husband h.r. bob holderman serving an eight-month prison sentence. >> the white house phone rings and i immediately assume it's that dreaded call from nixon. the conversation is surprisingly brief. the president wants john and me to chopper up to meet him at camp david at 1:30 today. when the white house phone rings again i fight to stay composed. that was ron zeigler press secretary bob says, he's at camp david too. president no, i feels very strongly that john and i should volunteer to resi

have team stores at oracle arena , walnut creek along with outlets in burlingame and san mateo's hillsdale mill. >> timing is everything. >>> thousands of new jobs to the heart of silicon valley. >>> as anticipation builds for tomorrow's testimony from james comey the trump administration is dealing with rising tensions within its own ranks. we will have a look at some key moments happening this week on capitol hill. >>> welcome back. as anticipation builds for tomorrow's testimony from james comey the trump administration is dealing with rising tensions within its own ranks. >> another hearing today could put some top administration officials on the spot. >> reporter: good morning. we will be hearing from officials from the justice department, the pi, the nsa, the director of national intelligence as well. in some ways this is kind of a warm-up act for tomorrow's big hearing with james comey. this will be an extraordinary few days on capitol hill. the former fbi director james comey preparing for tomorrow's big event and questions about whether he felt there was obstruction of justice. pr

after that it will be on display at another store at the hillsdale shopping center from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. you can find a full list of locations on our website abc7news.com. >> east bay we'll come to you, san francisco as well. everybody will get to revel in it and it looks like serve getting to revel in some cool temperatures, too. >> yeah. >>> i looked to see what was going on in assistant cruz and couldn't find anything that than what normally goes on there but they did have a lot of volleyball going on. >> something's happening and we're missing out. >>> we're going to take another look at that time in a minute. mid-50s where the clouds are in half moon bay and san francisco the clouds starting to let up alittle bit around the rest of the day abi. inland in the 70 in beast east bay, 80 any brent woord. we had some delays earlier after raining one-mile-per-hourwhich were the longest this week but they are over. we'll turn over to hazy sunshine and minor boost in our temperatures today. cloudy to foggy and cool the next couple nights. the 101 cord dore i'm think something fog's goi

people would tell stories that this was the case in hillsdale, michigan. i don't know if this is true, but you hear stories about buildings downtown where prostitution was flagrant was because it was legally tolerated. the progressives held to a stricter standard than this, especially among 19th-century feminists. what was known as the social purity movement. they objected to the sexual double standard, not because they wanted women to be a will to engage in the same kinds of sexual behavior as males, but they wanted males to exercise as much self-control as females did. they wanted a very stringent, unitary standard for the sexes so they campaigned against prostitution altogether. it was world war i when the federal government made a requirement that if you had a federal base camp in your city , the county had to do away with the red light districts. they pretty much all disappeared with world war i. there were some ways in which the federal government did get involved in this. another example would be the man act, the white slave act that congress passed

hillsdale college professor paul moreno teaches a class on 1950's american culture.also charts have social norms change from the the taurean error through the progressive era into the 1950's. this class is one hour and 10 minutes. we will start the third part of this course, the introduction of this section in the american heritage reader says there are three salient developments that characterize the united states after world war ii. the new deal, concentration of power of the social and economic life, the continuation of american involvement in global affairs, and the collapse of traditional judeo-christian morals, especially sexual standards characterized as victorians. that is what we will start talking about today, the culture of the 1950's and leading toward the 1960's and the cultural revolution.

tonight, mostly cloudy skies and into your thursday, 6:00 a.m., rainfall at an raphael, napa and hillsdalen the central portions of the bay, nots not touch coverage in the south bay and then it moves out. the biggest threat will be storm morning toward san francisco and oakland. the afternoon hours may not be bad, clouds. hayward, 75 and half-moon bay, lower 60s. the five-day forecast, looking forward to that, temperatures on the cool side, thursday and friday, breezy out there and before you know it, when the system moves out, talk about the fog and morning sunshine in the bay. seems like we talk about that every day. >> back to the typical pattern. >> back to the norm. >> thanks, mark. >> yep. >>> a woman describing a life changing experience decades after her contribution to the war effort. . >>> for the first time since being fired by president donald trump, fbi director james comey will testify in front of senate. we'll have a recap. >> and highlights of the warrior warriors game three with the cavs. . >>> tomorrow, a 95-year-old woman is set to go to the rosie the riveter convention

northbound 87 an accident and traffic backed up beyond hillsdale. the cruising speed is around 15 miles per hour. southbound 101 near broadway. a crash reported there. no major backups and sensors showing speeds in the green. and just a heads up if you're making your way through the peninsula. things are getting a little busy. southbound 880 near 23rd avenue. a big rig crash and speeds are slowing down in the yellow just below 25 miles per hour. the ride on 880 heading through oakland looking okay. this is south of where the crash is. and traffic is moving in both directions. the earlier crash on 80 really backing things up. traffic is down to 5 miles per hour. and it's about a 41-minute ride from the carquinez bridge to the maze. that's not looking fun. once you get to the maze, slow, stop, go. and we have the metering lights on. >>> we've got sunshine on the way for the bay area after kind of an overcast start as you can see. at least we should have a view of the bay bridge but can't quite see it with the low clouds. they'll evaporate in the comin

it will be a dunk contest in hillsdale shopping center until 9:00 tonight. on saturday it goes to the team store in walnut creek. we have all this information on our abc 7 mobile app. >>> the new number on nba merchandise sales show warriors gear is most sought after than any team. kevin durant ranked number three. they made the rankings based on sales from april through june. the warriors won the title. >>> according to the wall street journal he's shopping around a variety show called evenings with andrew. he's working with a buzz speed executive to try to make it happen. we would with filming the show in the off season. >>> today marks the anniversary of one of the most revolutionary products of the 21st en, the iphone. it won't on sale in 2007. critics said people wouldn't want a phone that had a camera in it or one that you could listen to music on it. they are everywhere. >> we expect add successful product. we expected millions of people to use them. i don't know that i expected a billion people to use >> today apple's ceo said here is the iphone that

this accident along northbound 87, a two-car crash has traffic backed up to hillsdale. slowdowns there. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, a backup from the foot of the maze into san francisco. 21 minutes. speeds in the green on the eastshore freeway, 22 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze but we are starting to see a backup building into albany. you will be tapping on those brakes around central. if you are making your way on our other "bay area majors," 580 and 880 in the red. >>> we are still looking at dense fog this morning. visibilities reduced mild out the door. and near 60 degrees for concord, oakland, livermore and san jose. 56 san francisco. 57 at this hour in santa rosa. futurecast shows those clouds pulling back by lunchtime today. we'll see plenty of clear skies later on. but they do roll back in for this weekend and temperatures decrease. so for futurecast, taking you through the day in san jose, we'll show you those clouds starting off gray. and then we do see more sunshine later today. temperatures though still struggling to hit the low 70s in

this memorial has been set up at the entrance of communication hill at hillsdale avenue. it started with flowers and candles on the roadside. and it quickly spread to messages sprayed in graffiti. the city's graffiti abatement team has been there a dozen times to clean up the graffiti only for the team to return costing taxpayer money. >> they're spieling a beautiful neighborhood by writing their junk all over the walls. you know. if they want to do it, find some paper and do it on some paper. >> the city hopes the tagging will stop but they say catching taggers in the act is not easy. mean time the president of the homeowners association says they are considering hiring private security to monitor the situation but that would be of the homeowner's expense. >>> let's go to ktvu's dave clark. >> here are some of the top stories we're following. oakland police reportedly arrested two people in connection with a deadly stabbing over night. police were called to 78th avenue and mcarthur boulevard just after midnight. police say two people were stabbed at a home on this street

on "lectures in history," hillsdale college prf profeser paul moreno. >> advertisers are looking at this. young people begin to adopt their own styles of dress, the kind of music they listen to especially is very different. there's a kind of segregation, separation of youth culture from mainstream culture. >> and sunday at 8:00 p.m. on "the presidency," on the 45th anniversary on the watergate break in, an insider's view into the watergate scandal that resulted in her husband' bob halderman serving an 18-month prison sentence. >> the white house phone rings and i instantly assume it's that dreaded call from nixon. the conversation is surprisingly brief. the president wants john and me to chopper up to meet him at camp david at 1:30 today. when the white house phone rings again, i fight to stay composed. that was ron sigler, press secretary, bob says. he's at camp david too. the president now feels very strongly that john and i should volunteer to resign. >> for our complete "american history" tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> and we're live on capitol hill this morning for a hearing wit

on lectures and history, hillsdale college professor on how the baby boom, suburbanization and teen culture changed world war ii society. >> to get a separate youth culture, advertisers are looking at this, young people begin to adopt their styles of dress, the kind of music they listen to is different. there's a segregation, a separation of youth culture from mainstream culture. >> sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on the presidency. on the 45th anniversary of the watergate break in, joan halderman has a view of the watergate scandal that led to her husband serving an 18-month prison sentence. >> the white house phone rings and i assume it's the dreaded call from nixon. the conversation is surprisingly brief. the president wants john and me to chopper up to meet him at camp david at 1:30 today. when the white house phone rings again, i fight to stay composed. that was ron zeigler, press secretary. bob says he's at camp david, too. the president now feels very strongly that john and i should volunteer to resign. >> for the complete american history schedule, go to c-span.org. >> sunday on q & a

on lectures and history, hillsdale college professor paul moreno on the baby boom, civilization, and the emurjence of teen culture changed post world war ii society. >> again, advertisers are looking at this, young people begin to adopt their own styles of dress, the kind of music they listen to is very different, there's a kind of segregation, separation of youth culture from mainstream culture. >> and sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency. on the 45th anniversary of the watergate break in we offer an insider's view into nixon's white house and the watergate scandal that resulted in her husband h.r. bob holderman serving an eight-month prison sentence. >> the white house phone rings and i immediately assume it's that dreaded call from nixon. the conversation is surprisingly brief. the president wants john and me to chopper up to meet him at camp david at 1:30 today. when the white house phone rings again i fight to stay composed. that was ron zeigler press secretary bob says, he's at camp david too. president no, i feels very strongly that john and i should volunteer to resi

on lectures in history, hillsdale college professor pall moreno on how the baby boom, urbanization and the emergence of teen culture changed society. >> you get a separate youth culture. advertisers are looking at this. young people begin to adopt their own style of dress, the kind of music they listen to is very different. there's a kind of segregation, separation of youth culture from mainstream culture. >> sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency. on the 45th anniversary of the watergate break-in, joe halederman offers an insider's iew into richard nixon's scandal. >> the white house phone rings, i instantly assume it's that dreaded call from nixon. the conversation is surprisingly brief. the president wants john and me to chopper up to meet him at camp david at 1:30 today. when the white house phone rings again, i fight to stay composed. that was ron ziegler, press secretary. he's at camp david too the president now feels very strongly and john and i should volunteer to resign. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to -span.org. >> this weekend, booktv features