the women lost power tremendously in the 50's, and in the 60's tended to disappear. ame the 60's, and love was, "let's love everybody! we'll have, we'll all love, we'll have love-ins!" and romance was hippies meeting hippies and all those kind of stories. (door shuts and locks) oh, god! let me out. don't be nervous. (tom schatz) by far the most popular film in the late 1960's was "the graduate." i'm available to you -- oh, my c-----! (tom schatz) our notion of monogamy, of sexual identities, particularly women's roles but men's roles as well, are being redefined. let me out. (tom schatz) and it's a very curious film in terms of whether we read that thing as a comedy or a melodrama. oh, j----, that's him. compared to the 30's, there's much more explicit sexual innuendoes -- they're not even innuendoes, they're... endoes. ("wipeout" theme playing) an effect of explicit sexuality has been somewhat negative for romantic comedy. i am not a fan of censorship; however, when constraints are placed on art, artists can find a way of working within constraints, and various layer

overnight lows in the 40's. the temperatures may dip into the 30's. we will get our first frost of the season. 73 on tuesday. a chance of participation. chance of rain on wednesday and thursday. >> thank you. we are getting used to the winning thing. >> it is mind-boggling what they have done. how the fun happened coming up next in sports. >> this is elevens boards. >> of the orioles' season has become so incredible that winning its 16th game, one shy of the all-time major baseball. it posted reactions. they are so consistently good it has become routine. it is still fun. mark reynolds continued his power trip at fenway. goodness gracious. it was just enough to clear the green monster. the giving orioles a 3-1 lead. randy on the mound. he gave five innings today. danny but proving that. a 70 mile an hour curve ball. it tied the game at 3. same score in the sixth. flirty can enjoy a hang or two. played beautifully. he scored a pair of runs. it was a triple. we go to extra innings. jim off the dl. he attacked on two more. to see going to do? a freeze fra

take a look at the s&p's daily chart. said her method, which allows -- numbers, that's a series of mathematical ratios found over and over again in nature and if you believe the chart, stock market as well, indicated that 2 june 4 bottom was the real deal. remember, she made this call. in june. okay. june 4 bottom was the real deal. and the s&p could be about to experience a major rally. that was in mid june she made this call. she told me listen, i want to make this call on air. you have to use this. she put the gun to her head. that was her confidence level. by the way, that was at a moment just bvsh was terrified europe was about to blow up and china was slowing. doom and gloomers were totally -- all you heard from. based on a reading of the charts, she said things were about to get better. she didn't listen to the chatter. that's not what she is about. she came up with a price target that seemed absurd at the time. she said we could rally all the way up to 1464. 10% higher than where it was at the time. i didn't even w

the s&p 500 spent the entire session in negative territory. it made three failed attempts to get to unchanged before closing down a half percent. trading volume picked up to end the quarter. 830 million shares on the big board. just under 1.9 billion on the nasdaq. nine of the ten major stock sectors were lower today. telecommunications fell 0.8%. technology dropped 0.7% and materials fell 0.6% of a percent. for the week all three indices lost ground. the dow fell 1.1% this week. the nasdaq shed 2%. the s&p 500 lost 1.3%. nine of the ten major stock sectors also were also up for the quarter. the quarterly winners included the energy sector up 9.5% even as oil prices have cooled in recent weeks. the consumer discretionary sector was up 7.1% for the quarter. and tech stocks did nicely up 7%. one of the quarter's bright spots was apple. today, c.e.o. tim cook did something rare for apple. he apologized for problems with a product. apple's new maps service has received a lot of criticism and cook admitted the company fell short. shares were down w

highs in the upper 60's. overnight lows in the 40's. the equinoxes 10:49 tomorrow morning. >> that means the first full weekend of a fall pictures are here. >> for a look at all that and all the movies hitting the big screen, here is a box office preview. >> what are we looking for? >> confident cops catch a tiger by the tail in "end of watch." they mistakenly crossed a mexican cartel, their badges are not enough to protect them from the mafia. it is rated r. clint eastwood does down swinging in "trouble with the curve." his estranged daughter dressed to help them evaluate a top prospect and she may end at scouting a man of her own. it is rated pg-13. a one-man judicial system in "dred 3d." he is up against a drug lord in a fortified slum who is trying to make a judgment day for the law meant. "dredd 3d " is rated r. the hundred games star is seeing he has some skeletons in his closet after an unsolved murder. "house at the end of the street"is peachy-13. -- pg13. philip see more hoffman offers interesting there is to indoctrinate him in

west, already into the 50's. waking up tomorrow morning for heading out to work, plenty of sunshine. the sun will rise at 6:45. temperatures will generally only in the 50's. we will talk about how long the beautiful weather will last and in ournce for rain day outlook. >> new at 11:00, a story boast .roken by our partners a troubling discovery inside a maryland library. could change the way library employees are hired. think a place like library is pretty much like a school. >> this weekend, people were man workedlearn this here for several months after he on child pornography charges last december and indicted a month later. >> i do not know the whole story. our partners show he was charged with 11 counts of of child pornography. asyou have a predator such area and you do not know when the opportunity will itself when he can take advantage of a child. >> i am surprised. he was helpful. was suspended in july, from his work was only after a phone call from a citizen, never to return. d idea to dobe a goo background

with apple, the s&p 500 has rallied 16.1% this year. if you take out apple, the gain drops to 14.1%. meanwhile, research in motion's blackberry service was down in europe for three hours today leading the company's c.e.o. to apologize to customers. there was no reason given for the outage. that embarrassment comes just ahead of two events next week. on tuesday, research in motion holds a conference hoping to get developers interested in creating apps for its new blackberry 10 device. that smart-phone is expected to be on the market next year. and then on thursday. rim reports its latest quarterly results. investors are eager to see how business is managing against apple's iphone and devices running google's android software. the stock will also be in the spotlight. it's now hovering just above new lows. >> tom: still ahead,working smarter, not harder. we talk with harvard business school professor bob pozen about extreme productivity. >> tom: while the apple launch pushed technology stocks higher, gains were held in check for the broad m

the s&p 500 volatility exchange traded note was down. it tends to move in opposite direction of the index. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: it's not just sox that have ralied as the finish considers more health for the economy, possibly announcing it as later this week. gold prices have also jumped, more than 4% since the beginning of this month. gold continues trading over $1700 an ounce, settling near its highest price since march. george gero is the president of global futures tonight at the nasdaq. has gold got answer head of itself since labor day? >> not really, actually it's up 10% for the year to date. while of course other markets are up 15%. so actually gold has maintained itself. i don't think it's gotten ahead of itself, but it's gotten an awful lot more investors interested just this month, ahead of the fomc meeting and ahead of other developments in europe including german high court ruling. >> tom: we have seen an increase in trading volume, we've seen an increase in open interest in gold futures, essentially po

temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. 60 at the airport. mid 50's in the northern suburbs. the dew point is 52. mostly sunny skies expected. high temperature neared 78. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> good morning. .ot bad out there ba traveling smoothly on the harrisburg expressway. no problems on the j.f.x. of course, monument street is closed near patterson park. the rest of the major roadways shaping up just fine. nine minutes to go south on 895 down towards the harbor tunnel tolls. 10 minutes on 95 south down towards 32. here's a quick, live look at traffic. the north side is running smoothly. a nice start as to switch over to harford road where it meets the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the ravens kickoff their regular-season later tonight. >> there will be more than just football taking place tonight. kim dacey is live with the details. >> the game tonight is important stagese it sets the s for the rest of the season. m&t bank stadium was filled with people paying their respects to art modell. he died

the nasdaq lost about 32 and the s&p 500 dipped nearly nine. we start with suzanne pratt looking at what options remain for the fed, and how investors might react to them. >> reporter: as has been the case frequently this year, all eyes here on wall street, have been looking south about 200 miles, to washington. what trars have been watching is what happens here at the federal reserve. and, this week is no different, more watching and waiting for more stimulus. it is widely anticipated fed policymakers will decide once again to step in and try help the economy. >> we're expecting another round of quantitative easing, q.e.3., they'll probably buy mainly u.s. treasury securities. at the same time, they'll probably extend the language on when they expect to be hiking rates from 2014 to 2015. but, even if the market gets more assistance from the fedn thursday, traders say don't expect a big rally in stocks. >> it is probably factored into the market. but a lot will depend on what form another easing will take. in other words what will be the methodo

low spots will be in the 40's. few spots ine a the high 30's. outdoor recess kind of day. by tomorrow afternoon, will be into the 70's. there are changes coming up. i will tell you about all the s little -- later on in .he >> the deadly shooting. this man was admitted in good to -- good condition. officials will not say why he was admitted to the hospital. a sentence for the shooting in 2009. >> glenmont change -- the gun law could be changing. >> right now in d.c., no one has or event to have a gun car, anywhereir home, unless they are security or law enforcement. what about visitors to the city here and who are new that?o not know a bill was introduced to possibly decriminalized some of cases. >> i have a record now. yearsn lived in d.c. five ago. moved from mississippi. he had no criminal record. >> i was in d.c. for two hours before i got pulled over. the police spotted four a boss -- spotted a box of bullets. he got five days in jail and a misdemeanor and on his record. there is a hearing today that y give non-resident a break. >> to a fat -- to find a person than put

the dow lost 101, the nasdaq shed 43, the s&p is down 15. the head of the philadelphia federal reserve questioned wt he called the "meager benefits" of the fed's latest bond buying program. and a european central bank member said his agency would not help restructure greek government debt. also weighing on stocks today, high anxiety about third-quarter earnings. u.s. corporate profits have outpaced the broader economy since the end of the great recession, but profits warnings yesterday from caterpillar, and recently from intel, fedex and burberry, suggest the boom in earnings is finally beginning to fizzle. suzanne pratt takes a closer look at how the numbers are shaping up for third quarter and beyond. >> reporter: the start of reporting season for corporate america is still two weeks away, but already on wall street, the worrying about profits is heating up. and it sounds like investors have good reason to be nervous. after all, analysts predict companies in the s&p 500 will see earnings drop an average of 2% in the third quarter. if that h

the count. s beginning to move into the north and from here, these are the areas that will slowly drift , then they all be drifting into parts of county and you can idea as we get into 8:00, 9:00, that will continue to move washington area. by 6:00, are temperatures into the 70's. thunderstorms, then tomorrow morning, there could be some lingering showers. by tomorrow morning, temperatures into the 60's. then the weather front settles to our south. get into a wind. some air begins coming in so tomorrow we will clearing skies. isolated showers tomorrow morning and for the next few hours, there will be more for the risk of some small hail. goler air comes and as we into the weekend. shower on sunday biggest thing will be temperatures in the 60's as we go into the weekend. >> and now that toyota sports desk, brought to by your local toyota dealers. >> as we are alive at the stadium. will becial referees fieldorking again on the the ravens close to the browns. 63 years of experience coming the experie

the s&p 500 didn't find much of a direction until early afternoon. prices dropped into the closing bell, falling 0.6%. an hour before the close, we learned consumer credit dropped in july for the first time in almost a year. according to the federal reserve, credit fell 1.5%, to $2.7 trillion. a drop in credit card debt was behind most of the decrease. other i.o.u.'s like student and car loans were up. trading volume totaled 613 million shares on the big board. just under 1.6 billion on the nasdaq. the technology sector saw the biggest drop falling 1.3%. financials were down 0.9%. the industrial sector fell 0.7%. behind the tech sector weakness, apple. when it experiences selling pressure like it did today, it's noticeable on the nasdaq and s&p 500. shares fell 2.6%, while they are coming off an all-time high hit on friday, the selling comes ahead of this week's expected introduction of the iphone 5. semiconductor maker intel continues the sell-off that began on friday when it cut its financial outlook. shares fell another 3.8% today on heavy volume.

the rest of the week will be in the 70's. wednesday and thursday, we begin to dry out as the storm passes to the east. >> thank you. a big day in local sports. >> college football, the perfect afternoon for it. we will check on the >> this is 11 sports. >> the orioles traded -- trailed the as the last time we checked. oakland fares well. chris davis one of the strongest man in baseball. 26th home run of the season tied the game at 2-2. the bottom of the fifth, gomes gave it right back 3-2. top nine, still 3-2, two out. end of the game. the orioles lost, but i guess you cannot win them all. the standings in the east, the orioles and yankees tied for first. new york also lost last night. they're playing tampa in the seventh. the red sox and blue jays at 10:00. waiting for the terps today. it could provide a measure of personal satisfaction for the coach in connecticut. he gave some comments about facing his old school. you can -- yukon looking good early on. there he does. 57 yards on the touchdown. 7-0. it would be 14-0. the fr

take a look at the s&p's daily chart. she said her numbers, a series of ratios that are found over and over again in nature. if you believe that the chart indicated that the bottom was the real guildeal. the s&p could be about to experience a major rally. she told me i want to make this call. she put the gun to her head and that was her confidence level. that was her moment when everybody was terrified that the world was about to blow up. the doom and bloom was that was all you heard from. she didn't listen to the chatter. in fact, she came up with a price target that seemed absurd. she rallied 10% higher than where it was at the time. i thought it might be embarrassing. i couldn't have the queen back on. the queen would be toppled. look at this fast forward to today. sure enough, last week the s&p peaked not at 1464, not at 1468, but at 1474. this was a babe ruth style chal. even if you think this is mathematical hokus pokus. it pays to listen to the hot hand. at the moment, she is still bullish and now more cautious than

those temperatures in the 40's. ou are going to the ravens game, it may start in the low 50's global dropped into the 40's. dress appropriately. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ripa and michael strahan. >> hi. good morning, everyone. hi. >> it is such a nice

the business indicator. we opened lower. thed broad market, s&p, and dow is down. the dow's come back with the heavy weights you mentioned. you know, likes of general electric talking they like the material stocks that we talked about up with your show, bhp, but you mentioned housing stocks. what i want to point out to the investors, if you bought them when nobody elsemented them, you tripled money. you ended their virtual christmas selling season. that's why you see pressure on them today coming off even with great earnings in a stock like lanar, reported earnings tradedded higher initially today. that's the way traders look at it. investors want to buy things when they go down, not up. liz: exactly. we have tried to tell people that. it's extraordinary important not to be too scared. i mean, you don't want to be stupid. nonetheless, the opportunities are there when the fear is heaviest. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us on the floor show. i want looking at the dow winners. jp morgan up 5%. names that are actually looking good. again, we had intel, gettin

temperatures in the low to mid 70's this morning. it will stay in the 60's in the mountains. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> good morning. standing water will be the issue in many spots this morning. when a closure on the eastern shore in chester near u.s. 50. otherwise, monument street is closed near patterson park. moving pretty well on the major roadways. about 11 minutes on the outer loop north east side. 10 minutes to go south on 95 down towards 32. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 70 at 29. it traffic moving without delay. this is traffic on the west side. the speed at security boulevard. the north side running smoothly. as we hear of any other closures, we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we're falling some breaking news this morning. fire officials are on the scene of a two alarm fire. it started just before 2:00 a.m. this morning. six people were injured in the fire. one child was taken to hopkins pediatrics. we will have updates as soon as they become available. >> the search co

credit ratings agency moody's said today keeping the u.s.a.'s triple-a credit rating hinges on getting a deal in congress to cut the nation's massive debt load. if budget negotiations lead to specific policies cutting the ratio of federal debt to gross domestic spending, then moody's says it will affirm the country's triple-a credit rating and change its outlook on u.s. debt back to "stable." if there's no deal to avoid the automatic spending cuts and tax increases, moody's said it will be forced to slash ratings. the warning did not hurt demand for government i.o.u.s. the treasury department had record demand for three-year notes auctioned off today. the federal reserve also has talked about the risks to the economy presented by the fiscal cliff. the central bank's policy makers begin a two day meeting tomorrow, not about the fiscal cliff, but rather monetary policy. one change expected to be discussed is whether the fed should promise to keep interest rates low into 2015. here's the interesting thing about that-- ben bernanke is unlikely to be

to the halftime show, four hours to go until the show and we're at four and a half year highs for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq trieding at more than a 11 year high and here is what we're following, draghi delivers but will bernanke keep the rally going and real estate rebound, why the best investment you have now may be your house. trading today's big movers with john, jerry and stephanie and tanner skpchk our special guest for the full hour, lee cooper and omega advisers and get right to today's big surge in stocks. draghi delivers. are you a believer? >> i think it does, scott, and like a lot of folks i would love to reload and buy more at lower levels than we just haven't had that opportunity. we talked last thursday about you had the opportunity then. i said this is the great time folks to be buying. look at all of the upside call activity there was in the s&p 500 in the emerging markets, in the small cap indices. all of them seeing huge upside call buying in the last half hour of trading thursday and all of those people are being rewarded big time today on this. >> stephanie. >> yeah

the s&p 500, the dow and the nasdaq, not moving too much.index, down very, very fractionally. you've got gold down about 4.5. the market waiting on hold, awaiting the fed. as we noted, folks, nobody's expecting any kind of rate call. you can't really go lower than zero, i guess. japan tried it. it didn't work. that's why the fed may look for other avenues and that's why we're here to discuss this. so let's add another voice to the conversation. in fact, we're pleased to be joined by ron sloan. he's invesco's chief. bill gross and our own steve liesman and who knows. other people may jump in at any time. ron, again, we heard barry and bill before the break say this. no matter what the fed does, it won't matter that much. your thoughts. >> i couldn't agree more. just look at the last quantitative easing programs that they've done. the traction in the real world is just nonexistent. you used the term "accelerator." the term accelerator is working fine. the clutch isn't working. we're not engaging. that's the problem. >> okay. steve liesman, her

dipping into the low 60's. you folks out in the valley, morning toomorrow temperature in the 30's below 40's. tomorrow, one of those days. the dry air, they will start out chile. the temperatures will rise into the 70's. there are some changes. you have that changes in the weather. y remembers neil armstrong. the ships are expected to carry equipment that will map the the ocean.ts of you might remember before he n astronaut, armstrong was a naval aviator. nearly 80 combat korean war.ing the died last month at the age of 82. ad war over, the gambling in maryland. >> caroline kennedy speaks with abc news. she sit -- she shares new of her father never reform released. -- never before released. reform released. -- ne[ male announcer ]d. this is america's manufacturing when president obama took office. this is china's. under obama, we've lost ov half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time, china's beating us. seven times obama could've stopped china's cheating. seven times he refused. it's time to stand

.40'se -- upper 30's to the 40's. tomorrow looks great, around 74 high with lots of sunshine in the extended outlook. partly cloudy skies on thursday and friday. we will see temperatures in the lower 70's. overall today, a nice change if not like the heat and humidity. overnightrazy temperatures, are you talking about the city? just the mountains? 39? i was scared. >> prepare yourself. >> fall, certainly. coming up right here, straight ahead. this message. experiences classrooms. sizes don't matter... by 20%. teaching to some test... he personally nnot relate to. education, to want the very best public education system for your children. >> tonight we have the prime- at 10:00s at abc -- abc 7.ere on >> the continued possible of the small screen? have a preview. the red carpet is rolled up. the emmys are in place. the greenroom is dressed to perfection. for this. is ready and the emmy goes to -- tonight the awards feature a showdown between newbies and vets. >> the only thing worse than getting what you want is not gett

climbing into the mid-80's. stretch of whether it takes us through the work week and temperatures will slowly warm into the the's. nighttime temperatures and to the 50's. most of saturday will be decent. the next chance for rain would come in on sunday afternoon. >> if you're considering investing in a clean grain vehicle, you might want to head to downtown baltimore. the international environmentally friendly vehicle is being held and organizers have selected baltimore. it is happening at the convention center. officials explained how clean diesel and electric fuel cell vehicles are. a new survey reports air travelers are making the switch from laptops to tablets. using them while flying. the use comes as airlines and equipped aircraft with more availability. torahs arrests are getting in on the fun and the money. the company is launching its own brand aimed at children. on october 21, in time for the holiday season. it will include 50 apps and will retail for 100 trichet dollars. >> kick off his and our way. i

temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50's. winds at 5-10. thettime lows in the 30's, how long will the cooler weather lasted? what to expect for the redskins game tomorrow afternoon. >> did he say the 30's? >> in west virginia. we will look forward to the forecast. busy day for candidates on aisle.des of the we have been following all of development. even the first lady was in action tonight. she was looking lovely and to a friendly crowd. we are " -- 45 days from the both camps are taking an all hands on deck approach. >> michelle obama in washington night for the not toe crowd complacent when it comes to getting out the vote. >> this is the sit in of our day. in your living room everyone you know, your friends and neighbors. >> president obama wasn't the first time since february. observers believe it could be a tossup. opponent believes in top down economics. -- vote. >> republican nominee mitt for cash at ating in san diego. >> it is an honor to be here and many have come to help. >> both were on the campaign trail. paul ryan was in flori

is in the news the latest on this. s of protests and growing concerns are anger of an anti-islam o could intensify. have taken to the 11 nations including yemen and iraq following consulate in u.s. libya that killed a ambassador and three other americans. raided a safe house inside commound. we're learning the of two more victim it is from that attack. and glen dougherty. family spoke out om his hometown in massachusetts. > glen lived his life to the fullest. but if you other, his friends, he was their as well. the navy in joined and was a decorated member elite nave seal team by time he left active duty in 004. learned that f.b.i. from the new york office libya soon arriving in assist in the investigation. thanks. the rse you can count on "good morning washington" team bring you all the latest s velopments from overseas a they happen. find instant updates on facebook and ur twitter pages. shooting two y of s deputies expected to sentenced today. pled guilty in july to several banks and as well as woman aking her car. gu